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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-01

FAVE THREE HUNDRED AID SEVENTY EIGHT
Of land for SAFE lying Weekley county, Tennessee,
the road leaiing # ON Dresden Treut the
leading McLemorevle to Hckman There $50
land good state Of cultivation, good
dwell kitchens, barns stables
good springs 500 bearing apple good peach
with bearing plum trees, ounces &c.
1t is good stand for Tavern. 1t good
wishing to purchase, the land improvements are
equal any in the State.
further particulars information write 70 the PROPRIETOR
call upon hin&on the premises.
tsnS-W2rl~ JOSIAH THORNTON
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BY TELEGRAPH.


wAannoTos, jan. Sl.-The whole MASSACHUSETTS,
delegation yesterday, except sumner. united in
urging Massachusetts to send delegates to the Dor
der State Conference
Private advices last night from tSe South indi-
cate that fight viii occur within thirty hours.
Meigs at Tortugus, inforns the Government that he
can defy any stack.
Gel Judge, AlabSms Commissioner, has arrived
with power to negotiate for The Federal property in
that State.
inc Navy and War Departments are becoming
more secret about the divulgement of their orders.
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Overland Mafl.

FoRT KEARSEY, January 3l.-The Pony Elk,
press arrived yesterday. 1t was delayed by storms
in the mountains. 1t brings San Francisco dates
Of the 18th.
A. F. StOekfeth, Consul for Hamburg, connected
with the firm Of Lady, AdsrS & Co., of Sacramento,
one Of the oldest firms in California committed su-
icide the 10TH being oppressed by large pecuni-
airy obligations.
Crushed sugar declined to II s.124, and candles
to 20. Money active at 2a24.
The Legislature balloted p times without electipg
q Speaker.
Oregon news unimpoTtant.
Another Indian war is anticipated.
The Eastern line is interrupted tonight.
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DIPTuERIA -This horrible and dangerous disease
NAV be easily arrested if taken in time, and the pa
tieat be kept warm by bathing the neck repeatedly
with Ambrosial OIL and frequently gargling with it
slightly diluted. Saturate flannel cloth with tue
Oil and bind it on before going to bed We are con-
dent we overcame several cases in our family with
the Oil alone and DR.. CIARK's Painless Piil-Ie1nes-
see Baptist. dl w%w4t
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Public Speaking.

On Saturday the ID day of February next, I on
ANDREW EWING and Hon. JoHN c. BUEcH VIII auufeSs
the people of Davidson county at smiley s'0'e'
On Monday, February 4, at GoodlettsVihe'
onTuesday night, February s. at Davidson store
Edgefeld.
On Wednesday night, February 6, al Hasbrooks
store Soutb Nashville.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The description given Of Hacker folows About 81
years about six feet high very stsop shOuderi
breast fa the 9TH
considerably s1nken and much lower than the oer has s
sandy which very curly, aAd
had when he left blue home made jeans calls
himself by the Of FULLER he left last heard Of
Rome county, Tenn, where he has relatives living.
Chattanooga Advertiser COPY. lanl2d2tE2t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-01

CoueHs The sudden changes OF climate are sources
Of Pulmonary BReNcEIA AsHMATIc AFFECTIONS ExPe-
proved that simple remedies often act speedily
and certainly the early Eages Of the dteas re-
course should had BrO9ons Bronchial 1roc@e
Lozerges the Cod Cough Irritation Of the Throat be
ever slight precaution serious attack may
be eecuay led off, PUBLIC SREAKERs and seERs Will
xd enecua for clearing and strengthening the voice Bee
adYertisement. noV24-aGWOm
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COMMERCIAL.


THURSDAY EVENING, jan IL. 1861.
THERE'S still pretty heavy demand for Money, but the spp
cations at Bank and TO private capitalists net
pressing weeks since There is percepbe improve
men in Money matters the business points around
The only change Uncurre1t Money to-day improve
men in Gerga currency which quoted per cent d
count except few Banks that regarded with favor
home
The Legislature to-day finally disposed the bill to give the
Banks further time to resume specie payments by passing itnto
alag permits the Ranks to state Of suspension
Of specie payments until the first Of July 1862 the penalty
Of suspension suspended from s6h Of November 1867 and
declared imperative nn the Hrst Of July 1862 It
that the sixth sctan Of the Bank Code said Banks
concerned, imperative until July 1862 except
much Of said section requires that the issues Of said Banks
sail not exceed in the aggregate collars Of circulation for
of actual paid in capital provides shall be
the duty OF Bank in this state while suspension make
weekly statements to the Supervisor Banks Of the amount Of
specie and specie funds hand Of the discounts and renewals
Of notes and bills AID amount Of Exchange sold and 1t
made the duty OF the Supervisor Banks publish the
least month for pn6c information. It repeats much
Of the fourth section Of the Bank Code prohibits any Bank
commencing the business of banking with less paid in capital
than stock than 100000 and fixes the 100000
authorizes the Bank Of Tennessee the
ton Of two and three dollars 1t provides that Bonds
deposited BY the Free Banks with the Comptroller regar
dd specie funds 1t ALSO requires Tennessee
and requests the Union Planters Banks equals
aountsln their respective banking districts throughout the
State according population. The House requr
ing the Bankst Immediately liberal line
counts notes. in the Senate
rsceded from by the House.
The bill which had previously passed the Represen
taves toIepea the Law Of the regular establishing
Conventional rate Of interest," passed its final reading in
the Senate to day. that illegal take higher rate Of
interest than per cent presume hereo
fore charged 92 per centa month for Money higher
than that, will find they did IRE
viously.
The stay passed by the present Lessature-an official
copy Of which printed in this paperis regarded with davOr
the entire business community far
will be regarded by the people generally
number of petitions presented to the Legislature to-day
praying its immediate repeal.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
We received IN New York papers day The telegraph
ports Of State Bonds in New yesterday the follow
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Get your Tickets, and remember that
those who are i'm favor of a Convention
must haves'COnventiOn'' written or print
ed on their tickets.
dWtvtf
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IMPORTANT TO PLANTERS.

MEssRs, B. a FAHhFsTocK e Go.
GertIemen-Mr. W Tilley, who is a gentleman well
Of the best planters in this Wharton
for the careful management of negroes highly
commend Eahnesocks Vermituge BE called on me aIe"
days and purchased two dozn and says that ne
tered the Vermfuge bought OF last to adult negro
suspected having and succeeded in expeng from n
some inches in length and that her health
is good.
parties known and this be regarded as e
with regard to the adaptation Of valuable sermuee
to our plantations. am truly yours, surp
II , Purchasers should look aoeH INITIALS on the
wrapper they buying FAHkEsTocKs FER
x1Trdr and no other dec30-w1m
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through secretOns directly the blood which being
the germ vital importance to keep and free
from all degenerang particles, The Of scRoFuLA the
Kings Evil Of ancestors has no foe like the detergent and
erAdicang salve It's healing qualities unequaedin the
cure Of RBE5M SORE LEGs SORE Breast and the scAp
prevalent IN the nursery 1t relieves
rain and soohe the nammatsry irritation Of WOUNDS BY
charm Sold principal depo Il Broadway, y and
Chartress street. New Orleans, by WRIGHT CO., General
Agents. lso by all druggists and merchants.
dec30 dkwlm.
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Cans administer mind diseased ~ asked tne great
draaas yes az We and puek heart the rooted sor
row, tool" Wrights Rejuvenating EiIxtr mas
such marvellous in reuscainn the dropping
alike invaluable boon both The lassituee
and debility, the hystercand fanng prevalent among 'n
sener need not exist when the valuable restorative a.
hand is in the form OF pleasant and paataoe quo'
should be the toilet tablet free from inc ee
eerous minerals usa with cosmetics il is the greatest
restorative that been made known fer the osnen Oh
the debiated portion Of the human family Sold by an re-
specialize druggists throughout the United States and oanaoa
j. WRIGHT & Co., sole RTepretOrs, New Orleans, La
Sold also by all Druggists in Nashville.
dar2n6 Alvin
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January %, 1861.


E& B MARTIN, ATTACHMENT. Bell, William Lynch.
- ea-It appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Clerk and
Master Gill; Patsey Barr and John Gill; defendants
residents Of the State Of Tennessee, that
ordinary be served them It
therefore ordered publication be made in the Union
published in the city of NashTs, Ten
nesee four before the Of the
of this Cour requiring said resident defendants
appear at the Ct this Court be holden the
house Wsyne5oro Stats Of Tennessee, the
first wednesday the fourth Monday February
plead answer compkinahts BILL be
sed and for hearing exparts
uary It'll, 1861.
janis E4t prsfees3 AMOS HASSELL,' e. & II.
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Southern Rights Candidates.

We are requested to state that S. H. COINS Esq.,
IL candidate for the Convention from the counties
Of White. Macon, and Jackson. Mr.. COINS is
true Southern Rights man, prsferrng obtain CAT
isfactory guarantees Of our rights In the UhiOn'
but If not he is in favor of joining our sister States
of the South.
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VIRGINIA LADY, has had experience in teach
inr snd we'll 4uahed to teach all E1gsh Branches
.nrh Embroidery and Grecian Knttuz wishes sitntoa,
Immediately in either private family, public school,
o1th Best Of references given requres Applicants stating
terms sc will please address Dr. d. P ordonsville OraB-s
county, Virginia ian30-d2w
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VETuLIAM DRAPEl

VETILLIAM DRAPER, complainant rs William Jones. II
wv Draper. jobs Reece and John Wilson, defedkrts
Judgment Attachment BOa molten ofcomplainau By
his solicitors, and it appearing to the CLERK and Master from
complanants bill, which is to, that the
defendant William Jones, il resident 4 the State Of
ordered that publication be made for four success
Unien,and American, publssed
in city Nashville Tennessee, requiring said resident
defendant appear before the Chaney Court At Gansbo,
on before Monday in November next TO there and
and then enter defence eopsinsns bill the viii
csnessed and the will Be set down for bearing
xparte to him. WA Bolts, 4 n
ianI7-wst PRS fee&3
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND PROVISIONS are without change

prices
GRoCERIES-There fair amount Of business done in
Groceries to-day unchanged prices We quote Coffee at
I39 Choice Sugar 6K9s in bids and bbls; MOlasses
1893 in ibis, ard s5937 in half bbls.
COAL-e quote Round and Lump Cumberland River at 9O9
per bushel, l5l9; Etns I7922c, Bells asc,
and Pittsburgh 2O925s. The MARKET is well supplied.
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TEyHE Bank Of Tennessee Ursh Brown Ths5 Draper
end others.-Judgnens and Attachment Bal On m5tion
eompainans their solicitors, AID it appearing 10 The SAT;
sfacon Of the Clerk Master from allegation in
plainan bill, which to. that the defendant Jas Lee
resident Of the State Of Tennessee II ordered nat
publication for successive weeks in The Uaoa
American, published in the City OF nashville
said defendant appear before The Chan
Gerry Court at aaeSboro the second Monday in
February 1851 and answer compainants BILL the will
the be set down or heEg
nare AZ 10 Rim wa Bolts, G. & u.
isnIT
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PROCLAMATION,

TSHAM g. HARRIS Governor Of the State Tennessee To
all who shall tLese presents-Greeting whereas, ii
has made known that certain John Hacker stands
charged with having committed foll and
tie 3h day Of November 1850 the body Of Bav Kerry,
late Of county Megs has fed from justice
running at large.
Now therefore, l. IsHAM G. HARRIS, Governor aforesaid
By fthe power authority vested hereby
offer reward Of $5G to person who appr
bend the said John Hacker and deliver him to the Sheriff Jail
Of county OF Megs order that justice in their behalf
may be had executed.
~ In testimony whereof, have hereunto set ny hand
and caused the great seal of the State be affixed at
u y Nashville, the Nth day Of January, 1861.
ISHAM g. HARRIS.
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s,,,,- between Samuel HenshaE and
Peter TsmbIe, andsr ne r and style Of HENsHAW
TANBLE this day fssciveo :, 49, ~ Fnrnitnre r. 49,,
and sccsunts t. q Hsnshaw Sous q Cincinnati oho All
sIl mower receipt fer the same, all
men, bsvin claims aesinst firm will present them
"Ae HENSHAW T. TAMBLE.
NASHVILLE, January sh, 1851
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Nashville, January sth'
G. BENsHAw, P1.

The undersigned have this day purchased the stock Of Furn
ture &C., notes and accounts Of Hensbaw Tanble, viii
continue the business the old stand s Market street
knowing themselves be indebted either by
book sccount, to Henshaw Tamble, pay the
and all claims held against them paid BY
they become due
hereby appoint Peter Tanble Agent conduct he
business for Us and in
Nashville, Js1sary 9th, 1851. saniedIE-win
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PubIic Speaking.

On Monday, the 4th of February next Hon. Rus
I'LL HoUsToN and JoHN J. MCCAIN, viii address the
people of Davidson county at Tank
On Tuesday, February 5, at Hickman's Ferry.
On Thursday night at Belleyiew.
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From Chariestoa.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 20.-The Courier and Mercury
Of this morning say that large war steamer was
seen off the harbor at dusk on Saturday, and thst
she showed signals and stood to the South ward Il
is surmised that she is still lowering off the neigh
boring coast
Last night negso came to the city and informed
his master that suspicious craft was seen yester
day near Church's Flat-Stons, WITH twenty men on
board The men wore no uniforms and appeared
to be without arms It's thought from this that an
attempt is about to De made to pounee down on the
plantations.
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MFRS. wINSLOw.

An experienced and female physician has seothn
Syrup for children eethng which greatly facilitates the process
Of eethHg by soenng the gums reducing all Inflammation
will aay all pain and to regulate the bowels Depend
upon it. mothers give rest yourselves and relief and
health to your infants Perfectly safe in all See adYsr
tisernent in another column. oct2S-ly
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yHJHE Bank Of Tennessee vs. Uriah and others-
JUDGMENT and Attachment Ri-0n molten Of complain
by their solicitors. and appearing . the satisfaction o.
Master from allegation in compliments BILL
which that the defendant. James Lee Is non
resident ofTeunesee II is ordered that pubca
successive weeks in the Unon and Amer
newspaper published in the city Of Nashville Tennesse
requiring defendant appear before the Chaneey Court
Ganesboo the term Of the said court and answer
bill, the will be taken fer conies-d and
set down for hearing sxparte as 10 him.
tlnI7-wIt-prs feeS3 WIN II Bolts G. & n
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From Nou n.1an..


New ORLEANS, Jan sl.--The Convention met at
II Oct0ck lOl members were present A motion
to elect reporter for the Convention was ia
bled resolution in regard to the expediency of
sending reinforcements to rssist in taking Fort
Pickens was laid on the table subject tc call A
resolution passed asking the Military Roard to
report progress to the Convention.
A resolution was passed to have the Ordinance of
Secession as signed engraved or Autographed.
A resolution was offered instructing the DELEGATES
to the Montgomery Convention to resist any at
tempt TO reopen the African slave trade which
was tabled by vote of SO to %.
Walker of New York, offered resolution that this
is not the of the Convention upon the questisn
ITSELF but the Convention did not think proper to
hamper Delegates with instructions upon this or
other subjects. There was much excited debate,
but the resolution was finally passed.
George Williamson, member of the Convention
was appointed Commissioner to Texas
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REMovn--Messrs. THoMA & RowEN have removed
their tailoring establishment to the building oppo-
site the Sewanee Hotel, lately occupied by L. MOSES
as furniture store. The large room has been
handsomely reftted, especially for their business,
and is now filed with fine display of goods. Per
sons desiring articles in their line should give them
cali, as they have established reputation for do
ing work faithfully, and in the most fashionable
stvle. jan1O I'm
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A FINE oppoRrux1rY FOR BARGANs.-The large
sale of damaged Dry Goods and Clothing Shoes
etc. takes place this morning, at 10 o'clock at the
Auction Rooms of Benz. F. SHIELDS Co. large
company will no doubt be in attendance.
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STATE CONVENTION.
Election, Saturday. February o, 1851
CANDIDATES.

We are authorized to announce W. b. b. 'oNi''' =
Overton, as s. candidate to represent that coun'' -
tha State Convention. )ah-V'
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nrRCuIr CnuRr PERRY COUNTY

NANCY g. WAGNER vs. Joseph Wsgnsr-Pedtion for Ii
On motion Of compainsnts Attorney, and il
peSrng satisfaction, from AFFIDAVIT fled that the defend
Joseph resident Of the State
and his Of residence not known. It is therefore ordered
By that publication be made for four successive weeks in
the Union and American, published in the city OF Nash
Ve requiring said defendant at the next term OF The
Circuit Court be held for the county OF Perry at the Court
House In the OF Linden, the 9Th Monday in February
next and thereto plead answer demur csupaiLalts
BILL will be taken for confessed and for hearing
pGrte to him. b. G. HICKMAN, @. 4 NJ
January IL ie6l. fan27-w4t-pr's 50
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ISBrAEAPoLls. Jan. 30 The Committee appoint
ed by the Legislature to invite the President elect
to visit the capitol OF Indiana, on his route to the
Federal Capitol, to-day received letter informing
them that he would visit this city on the 9Th Of
February.
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EETILLIAM H Bolts, complainant, vs. jackson Perry,
Wv Granville Overflow ana Kirkpatnck-Orignal BILL
Oa motion complainant his s0tos, and It 4ppearHg
the defendant Jackson Perry anonesden OF ths SAFE
OF Tennessee ordered that publication be made for four
the Union and American newspaper pub
shed city Nashville. Tennees, requiring said defsn-
dau appear the Chanc Court at Gauesbsrs or
before Monday in February, 1851 to answer con
planants the viii be taken for coafed and set
down for hearing to him. WM Bolts, O. & N
janI7 Wit pr sfeeSs
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Market Reports.

CHARLESTON jan. osales Of Cotton tod1y 1900 bales
prices ranging from e3z to I2Sc. The market firm.
MOBILE Jan 29-Sales Cotton day $3.50 bales; Mid
ding at IOc sales days $500 bales Receipts $500
Ste Ring Exchange 4H@5H.
Jan. 29There good demand to day for the
qualities The sales foot up 1855 bales We quote Mid
ding IU1S Strict Mdding I01l Good Mddling H. Mddling
Far 9ll3 Fair 1l1<c. Stained and poor grades not
sseasc unless at very figures say 5@9sc GALES
the weak foot ND 3c4 bales and the receipts bales
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Hon. Jvo. NJ BR1uuT is the Southern Rights
candidate for the Convention in Lincoln, and Hon
Js1 J. JOKES is a candidate from Lincoln and
franklin They are both sound and able southern
Rights, and anti-coerciOn men.
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Do You Want a Pipe and Cane Together.
Give JOHN WHoRLEY, go South Market street,
trial The most complete pipe yet offered, In mo
ment can be turned into neat and handsome walk
ing stick Direct importation from the European
manufactures. JAM
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m nICKNON COINTY COIIRr-Iann,ru !,

EN- DICKSON COUNTY COURT-January l<ules,
IS6I-Jane Pickett, ct ais, John D. Slayden,et al
Petition to sell land and Negro Itapiearng to that John
D. Sl2yden the defendants in tie efore named is
nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee and beyond the reach
ordinary OF this Court, is therefore ordered,
that publication made in the Nashville Union ard American
for three successive weeks requiring said resilient defend
appear the March 1901 Of the Dickson County
Court al Charlotte the Monday March, 1861 plead
petition Jane Pickett and Others Sled
in said Court the same will for confessed him
THOMAS c. MORRIS, Clerk.
"a ufaaS
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TEVHE insolvency Of the estate John cAruters deceased
being suggested the Clerk Of Macon county,, tnsss
fore ordered BY The said Clerk tnat All PeTson
ag.inst all estate he hereby notified 10 file tnem ee ae
csti with the said CLERK Of Macon county Court On
or before e rst day May next order tat sstslsmsat and
Sv;Sio1 no yata NAV be Iasde. N. N. ALENANDER
4--'~@@oA-
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specie.
BENZ. F. SHIELDS & co.'s

BENZ. f. SHIELDS & CO.'S
auction Safes for the Present Week.
VNyUEspAY January Goth, at 10 o'clock Houeh9ld ana
Kitchen Furniture, at the dwellne NO A'o SoN GUNNER
street On account OF whom ii may concern
"wednesday, January 80, at 10 O'Clock,
ujgns and Liquors. sails at their Auction Rooms
thursday, January 81, as 10 O'CLOCK. ..
their sales Rooms stock Of Dry Goods eng GAmageo
he late Market Sold on account oi Wno may
Saturday, February Cd, at 10 O'Clock,
REM. =. SHIELDS & CO.,
iang7-tds Central Auction Reomss
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GREEN & Co. have furnished us with FRANK Les
lies Illustrated, Waverly Magazine, The southern
Family Journ L. etc, etc.
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CoNPTRoLLEE's 0yFIoE,

Nashville, Tenn, January 25th, 1851
This certify the Insurance Company Of the State Of
Virginia. Richmond the State Of Virginia, hasco
piled with all the requirements Of the Code the subject Of
Foreign Insurance. Corporations in sections 1872 to l51I in
cusse, we'll tbs cath Of March, ls60 chapter 2,
section 90 requiring depoe with the Comptroller Of tseny
thousand dollars OF SIX cent Bonds Of the State and that
H. P. Peck the legally authorized AgenI Of said
Company the city Of Nashville Stale Of Tennessee
j. T. DUNLAP, Comptroller
Ts undersigned prepared issue Policies renewals In
the sboye first elsss Company at current rates
H.K. app. PECK, Agents.