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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-11

seliea trees The ssms ssas tis eass q Alesev
the gale Fas terrific, and peops iesrvd % per
am0ulate tlF streets; several vessels In tA river
were damaged, aad even the river steamers found
y difacult ID Sreast the storm.
At Baltimore several streets were submerged By
she rising OF the tide, add considerable damage
done TO property.
The Pitls6urg GazsIe says the food in the, Ohio
RIVER at that point was only nIne inches below The
memorable inundatiOn Of 1852. Coming in At an
unusual season, the destruction of J4ting property
Is great The Allegheny was filed with lah, b.r
sawed timber, barns, sheds secuo.= of b.idys.
and agricultural products from the bsst5ra lands -
On the Monographs the loss was prin..inaIv en-
fined to the coal business. The Psttsoars bid, q
escaped, although the upper bridge" VS. ssFiosly
endangered by the drift wood which COLLECTED
above il for distance Of two huadrsd AMI & ~
feet The Gazette further says:
We learn from 3 gentlemen who arrived on Satur
day night fromlup the Allegheny, that the destruc
ton along the Clarion river wss very great Nearly
all the humber on the stream was carried bf, and
numerous saW-mtls were swept away. FIVE saw
mills were counted near the mouth Of Clarion river
at one time, and the lumber entered the AlIegany
in perfect gorge. Oar informant states .hat he
saw at least coo 600 feet of lumber pass the
stream IN 4 short time-bsng principally In broken
sections Of RATS. o. he Kiskmine as iv n the de
struchon was also great The bridge Overths river
at Leeehburg. Armstrong county was swspg away
and much other damage was done.
The B01alo Express says the storm was pro
duetive Of vast damage in that city and country
particularly on CattnraDgns ard CLARK creeks
where almost everything was swept "ayr-mIlls
bridges, lumber, etc. On the Lske Shore railroad
peice Of embankment, about six miles from the
city, was washed away and the express train due
at Buffalo was thrown from the track In eCnse-
quence, the passengers suffered DO other injury
than getting themselves and their baggage Thorough
ly wet. The damage was repaired in season for
Saturdays train.
On the old Erie canal at Holly. near Bhfalo &
break was made which will cost $4,000 at least for
repairs, besides the damage done in 11Odling the
country.
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D r COL E II a N
PRIFAFB DIsPFRsARas

TENHE At'eLtion 81 eiiiz,ns, strangers, ard ole
Nashville requiring N zeal I'd 10 --spt csfsly q
his oees no DeaGsiic< street end folr btEesn
and the square
DR C0LEM ~ Is an IA prac.itionT Z msdidne; he
uniinit.d experiences ard nitsrtBf PEA
~ re treatment Of FRVsTE has ngucel BIN n
biz Enaivied sttsL ton - al dsessts Of his uurs
s.se5 o. he cat iaTstsr8ts character have entity ys
his lDpT0Ted mellad 81. 'rfat-l-nk. =
Primary, sesoEdary, isrl4fg aai aerfai aFy 8, ha 4
oFrhGa, Gleet and al dess % tie genital and n naly
ne & With 70 resistance - his Tsnsdisa.
Al female FFgul rities and fnnctaraI a. ar sss.is
Wom5 AID all dSs Asirg ir0ha eests lion I'D ia Il
partuTitiOn.
every Of Rsdas Die Rupture and o. files. and
sus o. the Return ans most Of Fstula can s cur
process nesry panss II either Of Ne later e.sss ID
tahen By De- Cs.emals cure is ils0rEIJly sogrrafs
careful s1auia t0a always pnsen-s the cessary ul
OF siioo5's o. allure, By bis Improved a=fhos Of o.
ersons o. sther ssE Supplying in ptrssn trb- let tr
PiFg ssel q ne Hs symp tou Of any osnaf5 = sis 4
b0uFg
sTict nj is5ee. urompr a.tsrt.ou and nod e sil
viii govern hiR 18th has patr rs
lTso Tarcury qsei u the treatment rf rs1erssi a
believes Tin mot cIses) il prcducesa dReass t
Il IS FiVen 10 cure.
one hoa.s ten sight in the moraing iii zine {,
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JENNY LIND IN LONDON.-Mr. yoEE s. Dwight, ed
itOP of the Boston journal of Music WritSg to that
paper letter dated London, July a. on musical
matters there, giving account of 8 sort of semi
private concert fGr tina benefit Of the Society of Fe-
male Artists. Several hQqdred DISTINGUISHED ladies
and gentlemen were present. and among the artist
who participated in the musical performances we're
Jenny Lind anG Patti. OF the concert Er, Dwight
thus speaks
IG was Id fact ~ emmy Limbs concert" The great
songstress had chosen tkis occasion to make a re-
newed trial Of her powers before public for the
frst time after a long seclUsion; e4d the result
was SO satisfactory as to inspire genera wish,
amounting almost to a hope, TINT she may get
resume her throne as Queen Of Song for surely
there is no one who cOsA dispute it with her. no one
who could radiste rather yibrate purer or more
quickening influence froGl that tpnefrl eminence 10
yearsof course with domestic duties aye not left tbs
outward person wholly unchanged but the sane soul
ever young, Lit up the face in song; she sang on
she became the music as formerly When she began
1 thought the voice had grown little worn and
hard, (It always had to struggle for moment
through slight veil, but its intrinsic richness and
allcon9ueFing beauty made il the more interesting
on that account AND now all doubt of that sort
vanished as she went on, aId that pensve, morSliz-
ing strain of Handel sank most iaepIy and most
musicsiy into listening sense and soui,
In the Mozart Rondo all the old brianey AID Fri
umph OF execution, voice Fying with Instrument
and adding the grace Of soul 20 every passage was
completely felt And there was tn: same warm'n
and tenderness. the same lyric fervor aud chaste
psthos in the Belini Duet and the Trio from Robert
heard but one Pemsrk on all sides ADD the critics
echoed it the next day, the Skeptical ones of
old-tO-wit that the great singer seemed in
better tresher voice, never in fuller possession of
her powers and that she never sSng better in her
lie
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ApIle1 tf5ta aeas ZEE 9ssnL
Tbs following hitter IRON Gsn. Fhtps,-
Friend f New Torf. IS published Il he :.
papers
ST Lsers Sept. vs. fss Nv D..~ g, +
st eight in the morning and send vo,, ~, 4,
note in the midst Of the last Arrange uert.
starting. We havs % contend With an sseml
ing 10 posts to garrison, no lines OF transoor
20 de1end or guard, whose whole force "a
turned at viii 70 any point while We hsg j
LeaFeaS-Fth 70 Cairo and from Fort Sem
ddeah. - keep prOtee ei
= wish 70 say 10 yOu that though the DssiI
the field an not abip 10 the sane tiru,. 4.
70 the enemy st home. IL Is shame tn The ed
that an officer going iafO the field his IT.
hand, solely sctuated By The dr.ire IN =. \
eountr3 ard via tor himself is good on ,i,,nl
no other OBJ CT should BE- destr we'd ~ =
Of concerted attacks uttsily without fa1.,s a
Charges are spoken Of when there AZ, 80 ,.ii
explorations whore there are none 4, b.
What is the object Of the repetitio8 Of tbe--
hoods. except to tamiliarize the public mind
idea that sOmsthing Is wrong
Already cur credit which vas good Is sbs
consequence Of the newspaper iRtimaliohs
being removed.
Money Is now demaRj,d by those FURNISH 4
pines. To defend myself nov would reaurl
tune that IS necessary to and belongs 10 my|
against the enemy.
II permitted BY the country, this state Of
viii not fail to bring on disasters. r.,
would have been attacked in my eapaeifs
Individual
am Al exponent Of a part Of ths force
natl0n directed against the enemy Of the com
Everything that is directed against me is q
against it. and gives its enemy al and com
Ny private Character comes 10 ONLY incifen,
defend It becaus naturally his reputation Is
any man, but only incidentally.
This Is the foundation Of many OF nv act
will De If | stay here. Everything that hurt
p.des or embarrasses the work lutrusted
strike without hesitation. / take the cons
ees- The worst that can happen 10 ne il
trots great labor. You ) truly,
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News from IEIchmend.

TeesraPhe Correspondents Of the Charleston Mercury.
RTCHNONU, October 7.-Intelligence has been re-
eeivea here that at general Railroad Convention,
called at the instance Of the Confederate Govern
ment, and WGio4 held at Chattanooga, Tenn,
on the 4th inst, en- pnforn rate for the transports
alton Of freight was agreed npeR. The tariff fixed
upon is twenty cents per hundred pounds for every
hundred miles-a very considerable reduction upon
the rates now charged.
Further dispatches from Western Virginia have
been received giving fuller accounts of the battle
lately fought by Jackson's brigade on the Green
frier river Our loss WAS four killed and twenty
wounded.
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dlficHs, "a e4fapsiaas 10 n snd % tts eBsns Il
LAfEa-- An irtellikeIf geeeIemaA jusf from ths
Greenbrla1 River furnishes some gfditidhal detai.a
Of the BATHS Of tie q inst Gen. Jsrkaohs brisaSe
still holds its former position with ID psckets sta
toned before the battle. The brifade eensiSs Of
JScksons Georgia Regiment SCOTS and TAliafsfro's
Virginia Battalion, the 1st and 18th Virginia Regi
ments, Rusts Arkansas Regiment, three Virgins
ARTILLERY Companies, and two Batteries commanded
By Captains Anderson, Shoemaker and Rice. Capt.
Shoemaker was wounded by the bursting of bumb.
Capt. Rice had portion of his foot shot Of. The
following GeorgiRns we're killed and wounded: Da.
Wis Brown Of the Gate City Guards Atlanta killed;
member Of the Dshlonega Volunteers, (nsme not
knownA seriously wounded; Richard Cry, Of the
Marion Guards killed; John Dean Of the fuskegee
the Lowndes Volunteers. name not given)
wounded and member of the Arkansas Regiment
killed. Our total loss is killed. 20 wounded and
IL missing. The loss Of the enemy is eTide ntly
severe.
The report of Gen Mcclellan having bean woun-
cd in recent skirmish, is denied by parties who
left Alexandria on Friday last.
The sequesti alton proceedings SO far instituted
10 this city embrace property amounting 70 about
halt 8 million of dollars.
TsleRTaphic ConespoadeEcs OF the Charlas Courisr
RICHMoSD, October 7-Northern papers of the
4th instant have been received, The news exhib-
its a general state Of confusion in the enemy's
camp.
Gen. Geo. Gibson, United States Commissary, one
Of their abest and most efficient officers, died very
suddenly last Moaday night
Gen. Fremont is to be tried at st. Louis Gen.
Wool viii preside at the sitting of the Court Mar
tial. Wool's absence from Fortress Monroe is only
temporary.
Gen. James Shields declines the Brlgadier Gene
raiship rendered by Lincoln.
The Washington Star says that Mcclellan will
make an advance on Manassas shortly.
Mcclellan has issued proclamation declaring
death to all destroyers Of private property.
The Massachusetts, Republican Convention have
nominated the present incumbent, Andrew for re.
election as Governor.
Sumner has delivered himself of another foul
TRADE against the South in which he favored instant
emancipation as the best Federal policy.
The Wisconsin Democratic Convention nominate
B. Ferguson for Governor. Resolutions were
passed endorsing the war policy.
Gen. Reynolds claims victory over jackson at
Cheat Mountain.
The Potomac is still unobstructed, and vessels
are passing up.
Henry May has arrived at Fort Lafayette. The
defeat at Lexington, Missouri, causes depressing
effect in the Nerth. The New York Tribaae fears
that Missouri is lost
The papers are all discussing the nature of tie
quarrel between Blair and Fremont
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". +. BnBo, Esq., will address the people on Sat
urday night. at the LIST Baptist Church. OF q very
interesting question Mr.. BnSO's well known talents
and Learning are guarantee thst he will treat his
subject profoundly and with the deepest interest to
his audience
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The Raleigh Register of the 9Th instant says that
the two British vessels which landed at Beaufort,
North Carolina, while the Yankee blookadiRg YES
sells were somewhere else took on cargOes for Liv!
erPOoL When they were ready to SAIL the block
aiding vessels were back at the posts assigned them,
and refused TO ALLOW the British vessels egresG The
Captains demonstrated, but without avail. They
sent for the British Consul ct Charleston who came
in person, and urged upon them 10 the name of his
Government that, as they found no iGapedlmGnt in
entering the harbor of Beaufort they had right to
depart unuOlested. This was also unsvsiling.
The Consul then proceeded to Washington, and
has laid the cSse before Lord LYONS. The Register
does not know but believes portion of the British
squadron has teen ordered 20 Besntort TO give the
Eessels convoy ON their home and VOYAGE
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aeaET slornl In &c East.

The equinocngl stoFm which visited all parts of
the country last week, seems TO have been unusuay
violent at the East and to have shown It's greatest
force on Friday the 9th. At Philadelphia the
heavy fall Of rain was accompanied sith gale of
wind. The streets were impossible. and many pc
destrlans were injured by falling bricks, signs, &C.
The shipping broke loose, ferry bOsts ceased run
ring, and even street rail cars were blockaded BY
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Submarine batteries.

1t hss recently been suggested by scientific gen.
tlemen here, that the most thorough protection of
our rivers against the incursions of our enemy q
gunboats, is by submarine batteries We have no
knowledge of what our military authorities have
done in this regard. 1t may be that they have al
ready had this important matter under eonsidera-
ton and acted on it If they have not, it is time
they should do so.
These submarine batteries can be constructed. at
less expense than any system of fertilization that
can be devised and in less tme and they are certain
to destroy the enemy's boats. At least this matter
can be easily tested.
There is now gentleman in this city, we are
authorized to say, who will make the experiment,
II authorized to do 80, and viii Eati-fy the proper
authorities of the efficacy of the latest invention
known to science. He will be in the city few
days. We should be pleased to see some test of the
matter, or to know that proper attention has been
directed TO this important subject.
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O9l

Or Anderson, with :, 2@6 iniabitants, instead of
Campbell, gives SO ga, within SlS yatcs Of the
ratio. This is close enough, we know, and theie-
fore hope that it may be acted on. Few will 6p-
pose its We, perhaps, few ultra Union men.
SECOND DISTRICT
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SIC Of slaYe,

"HBREAe, thsIe Eas cor nitted 10 - isii ~ n
w e0u1ty, Tho iin dsy Of October, 100 a. I'M
negso slIFe By The name o. Biz and whereas 10 y
sppease % % d mand and prove away said NV IN
b. Virt1e o. RuIhefy n vested b laz, VI 4 On 4
asg q oVSm5er n71t Expose % punlic sale Toe s-th
Court House GooF 10 Gali.tin, tasd lave Bill.
Bill d likely and shoEt- ears cid
GBORa1 LOVB
ceto6er 8, '6i-lma ehsriE Of saznsr osu :
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Stared sE sgoISA,

TNROM the sabscib ;, onths 9ith fsotsh.Ssr - I
IN, frankie Pike the .PloE Faei0y. n u
seVsn twelve ysTs old, lefs eye out, ten seen
hi h., sO;h had fees Rhe, sarks II faracss on hi
viii give o. twenty ave dollars for tbs hor
thef, ten dol lars fer ths h. JANIS a. rANk5L
, Qcto-er 3, "a d3gs
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COMMUNICATION.
Secoud Congregational D.stFIsa,

MeSsrS. Editors: Our Legislature being engaged
IL the effort to re district the State and disposition
being manifested, may say, by nearly all to not
only DO it speedily, but in manner fair to all
tiOps; theEefore dc pot deem it improper to make
e suggestion in regard 30 fha Second District and
may add tast i has met With En vfEssl favor from
all the true Southern Esen to whom LRye 1ho WI it:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-11

PERsoNiL-AmOng the distinguished strangers in
the city yesterday we're Hon. TnOs. NJ JONES
member of the Confederate Congress from the Giles
District, and Hon. JOSEPH Z. HEIsKEIL, whe we are
are pleased to learn, is candidate to represent the
First District under the Permanent Consultation,
No ADLER CT sounder Representative could be chosen
aud none wis would more faithfully and zealously
represent the true interests of his constituents.
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Grand Lodge OF free EIasors.

This body elected the following. as Grand 0faesrs
for the next year. st the meeting evening before
last:
N. W. James McCailum. of PulaskG, Grand Master.
z. W. T. B. Mcdowell, of Bolivar, D. g. Mast r.
Rt W. Morton B. Howell, of Nashville, Senior G.
Warden.
L. W. James N. Rogers, of Concord, Junior G
Warden.
R. W. Williamson Il. Horn, of Nashville. Grand
Treasurer
R. W. Charles A. Fuller, of Nashville, Grand
Secretary.
Bro. p. G. Stvee Perkins, of Franklin, GRIND
Orator.
The Grand Lodge adopted the following:
ResotUed, That the fees due from subordinate
Lodges 70 the Grand Lodge for degrees conferred
by such Lodges upon volunteers in defense of our
country, be and are hereby donated to such Lodges
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RQffce

TVSIE Ts, Hesses JiDe ald Pre- IT surarcs rcsrsuy
" day lseia3Si isldead Of 81 l0iiars pss =
able ti-ttocsa o. sfs on mani A. w. BUFLfel
"etossf 1ths lo9i-SF seeret
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ENsTRAYED r~z the farm of W.lI'a-s Jorsan, sd
~ yearold MuIes. 5rsi dsd W l.s lsft shsuldsr
Eaulzs lsft about "a 18th Auguss. Add. sss
7. wa son JnR0Al
Oets-a2s College Grove, Williamson Counsy, J
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-11

We observe the following well deserved comp H.
meot in the Columbus. correspondence of the Mem
phs AOoldnche to yonng Lieut.. H. s. FooTE, ir of
this city:
have observed the young men OF our army well
and Of them all, l do not know ofa more sprightly
YOU ~ man, one who promises better for the f1.
lure than Henry S. FOOte, jr; be is well educated
talks WE'LL speaks beautifully, and is an ambitious
soldier, and, being in the Confederate army Will
rank high in his prOfession-beng acting Adiutsnt
General and attached to Col McCOwns staff. here
are others, such as Majors J. F. and Gus. A Henry
and Lieut.. Col Strabe, who will make tn cir mark
'Tbs friends of E. NJ. Ross, late of the Southern
Guards will be glad TO learn that he is now on Col
kcC1ovgn's staff dong WILL
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FIRST AID L6RGEsF zUcrIsN
FoR
FALL AND WINTER COO
TRABUE & LUCUS.

ME viii sal AZ Auction for cash on Tuessiy and Ess
w QZte5es l5sh and leth, large snd vel rejected
Btapie ana Fancy Dry Goods, Saoe
= . 'Boots, Hats and Gaps,
Variety Goods, Ready MEae oihing. Wkits ga a, Z
and Gallery, &C, &c
Al tins We viii ofsr Foods In lots to suit hrgs a
dealers only. Having run tie bireEads suceslsfclly
any Oss{ and wishing 70 Hdaoe sgoek 6s1ors Isa
Europe for our nprins stock, purchasers viii hGd n
haoce - FtcFut their tt0cks Tea tmber he osJ
z TgahUs z AL ID
nc 5-fss Els73 PUfrss =,
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The members and business men of Montgomery,
Ala have sgreed to close their houses at oclock,
g. NJ, for the purpose of drilling and allowing their
clerks time ~ do the same
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D ~
SeeretarY Of State.

DEPARTURE OF CoNNIssIoNERs.-We havs strong
grounds for believing that Aessrs. Mason and Si-
dell the Confederate Commissioners to Elgland
and France, respectively, have embarked from
Confederate port directly for Liverpool, and that
they will probably tura up in England absat the
l5sh Of the present month What has Honest Old
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Fifty six thousand pounds of bacon was purchasog
IN columbus, Georgia. last week, for the Govern
m2nt aud shipped to Richmond.
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A Hint 20 Southern Nero

A Hint 10 Southern nerch a /
DEING eesireas &c quit business EoRu .szpeclru
ID nounCs - dealers IN ny lins that hzssa nice
Staple Goods and Motions, which gruI % cSss out
gpad Southern 81 FrTy little adyz1ce a D. ne q
stock 10 small end nearly al c-mpostd Of lest Pan aLd
puTshates. consequently the Eoodsare esh and desi
will offer ace /. duoment 10 any one who viii rur-
stick Save your duty " OPIUM HODN 81
NsE PrOvidsnc., Montgomery Co.. Tenn, Oss %, 4
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Northern SeguestraIIon Policy.

The following circular, directing tie Northern
policy in approprIating private pr6psrty, ias Gee,
Issued by the Federal Secretary Of State
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Judge OF the supreme C surt.

We have received the following additional re
turns-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

H0sTgIIfE's STOMACH BITrERs.-Ihis
preparation has acquired its immsnse ttrity, not
by fowery Advertisements. hut from plata state
ments Of its properties and 81 cts, verified by ali
who have triea ii. What the advertisement of the
propriesors promises the medicine invariably per-
forms, and hence the popular faith In it's virtues
Ii acts a. gentle stimutant on he stomach and
subsidiary organs, communicating in this way
amount of vigor equivalent TO that Of which the
patient may have been deprived by sickness. Their
nature is sustained while the Bitters - an altera
tive and anti-Lillious medicine relieves The system
of all morbid matter, and imparts regularity to
the secreiions. This il the simple philosophy Of
the cures Of diarrhna. general debility, inter-
mittents. liver complaints, chronic melancholy,
hysteria, headache, choiic, aAtulency, kc-, which
creating mingled feelings Of astonishment and
gratitude everywhere.
For sale by druggis,s and dealers generally sv-
srywhore.
Sold by gibbons, A. j. WILKINSON, BAKrLEr1
KAYE Co., and j. r. NILkIss son.
Feb. 4. '6l-d4w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-07
AUDITORS OFFICE. IOWA.
DIS MoINRs. Ian. 2f 1851

IT Is HEREBY CERTIFIED, That on the 26th
day Of January, ls6i, swora Statement was lied
In this oioe, showing the condition Of the Missouri
State Mutual fire aud Marine Insurance Company,
located at 1T. Louis in the State If Missouri, on
the first day Of January, 1861. in accordance with
tie provisions If an Act Of the General Assembly
If the State Of iowa, entitled "AA Act in relation
t. Insurance Companls', approved January 2Sth,
1851, and All Act ameHlat9ry thereto, approved
February sth, 1888; taat said State mont shows
that the said Company il possessed Of thu requi-
site amount OF Capital, and inte.led required by
Law.
Authority is therefore given % the ahore named
Company 10 transact bus nees CT iusl ance in this
State, in accordance with the laws thereof, until
tbs $ Isl day ct January, A. u. 1862.
H is also rtihed, that A. BhIUGMAN, Esq,
u kros NIX, las bten duly sppoihtea BY said Com
pany their lawful AssLt Aid Attorney for the
County If Lce, with MI poser to take risks III In
surance therein, sid - cknowls4 e service Il pro-
cess as provided by law, I'll bis Tang with tia
Clerk of the District Cou-t and Tor sAid County
aeerudea cory ef the Statement sH Sc in this
OGic4.
ii is further Certified, That tie attached is
true and cor Get eupY III TIE Said statement.
49, In TEsIsM0AA vii LEOf, have here
Is unto set ny hafaF Mud afhxed my seal Of
~ ollce, this 10th day Ut January, 1861.
j. ", cAIIEIsL,
Auditor Of State.
A. RKIDG NAN, Ag't.. X eokuk.