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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-28
Capture OF a british shin.

shire, from Liverpool, in attempting to run the
blockade at Savannah, was captured by the gun
boat Augusta and has been sent here IN eh arge Of
prize crew. The cargo Of the Cheshire consists
chiefly of coffee, salt and army blankets.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-28

MUTISY IN Col. CURRAS PoPE's REGMEXT-We
lesra there is considerable trouble among the Ken
lucky regiments in the Federal army, and that
much anxiety exists among the Yankees IS 10 what
will be the result. The message Of Lincoln and
the report Of Cameron have caused such universal
dissatisfaction to quite dsmOralizs those comp4
MES which are composed Of a fair proportion Of
men Of ordinary intelligence. n Col Currsn POpes
regiment, as We are informed upon authority that
we can vOuch for, there has been an open mntiny.
On reading CSmerOns report, some two hundred
Of his men ct once threw down their arms. declars
ed that they would not gh. If that the feast to
which they were invited. They were arrested, and
under threats and entrsaties few were in ucsd to
90 into the ranks again The bulk 10 wever persist
ed in their course, and on being threatened with
the utness rigor Of the military law, they still bid
defiance and declared they would rather die than
fight for party that proposed 20 place arms in
he hands Of slaves with which to murder their
masters and innocent women and children. The
OH ;ers Of the Federal army evidently place DO re-
lance On their X ntuCkg vOlun teeIs.
Col Jim Jackson, who had been bought By Lin
coin a. q high azure and paid p in hard cash. had
gone on 10 Washington 10 see about matters, sWer-
ing that he could OF stomach everything and unless
UamerOn's policy was dlsavowed by the admins
tration, he wonld throw up his eommisSion-L
tile Courier, Dec. q.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-28
vessels Boarded and Searched by United
States Officers.


The Brownsville (Texas) Flag is indebted to Cap
tain Smith, formerly of the steamship Arizons, for
the following news from Havana
The U. S. ma1-Of war Santiago de Cuba arrived
at Havana on the 10th ut. and left the harbor next
day. under orders from the United States consul TO
lay off the port and search all vessels that we're
leaving under English or Mexican colors bound to
Nassau, n P, to Astamoros and TO seize them il
their papers were not all right, if they had any
contraba3d goods on board. On the 10th uIt there
we're three schoOners bound to Matamoras, and six
bound to Nassau, most all under English colors.
The steamer had the names of all of them, 50
the officers reported to the Key West mail boat
which they fired into and searched about six miles
from the castle. They requested the officers and
passengers of the mail boat not to report their pro
ceedings, or mention the vessels they were looking
for. some of tie passengers made the matter pub
lie IN the city, however, as soon az they arrived
They also boarded and searched Spanish coaster
on the 2lst.
The British Consul declared his intention to pui
a stop to these proceedings as soon as an English
msn-Of-wGr came of the hsrbor, by conveying the
vessels under English colors to Nassau.
1t was also reported that the Captain G General
was going to send q man Of-war to know why the
U. S steamer was lying off the hsrbor interfering
with vessels.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-28

ROBERT G. SCoTr, Jr., of Virginia formerly U. S.
Consul at Rio, has arrived safe at Confederate
port The Liacolnite authorities tried to get him
into trouble at Rio.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-28
RELIABLE CABBAGE sERn
SO ReWRrd.

On away ffon tbs undsr.gEed, The sth ins pezo
IA boy samed WaAh-sCnsomeI says his GssIgs-
sDoet ~ or p yeara cid, q dark eocr low and ta
and we'll made al roundabout coat eaLs q acsIk
broEn collar, and pants as0 YelcWih
seck cat OF jams NO hsd par sf psEt eteCk coioE
% simmer yOods, ana thr Of UEna esz cloh ard black
Wool hat, PAR 81 iuassta kFogHn fhss win the g
SEEMS ed he last tine heard lin hs wa n uE
eeFiAnd county. with bsgRet biAnfe AZ sid he
belonged 70 Nh ssrs and going alter hsrG Upp 80
be is trying t. % KsnIucky jon coins arsy Iu
pay The above reward placed in jail celiyerea m
PiseviIle, Tee q issI-ascsz-57-s
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-28

Desirabl Country Hestaencs for ale,
XETB HAYS for sale dss able place In e1urtry les
Nv from the city. containing IS acres good garden and
l. we'll I'm proved and eonVensnty locasd, Applyto
RAINS & Ba0WH.
dse2l-H No. ~ Public sqzars.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-28
Please NoIIce.

Please NStfce.
NN aid sfsF Ire frst day Jauuary Ist2 We VII ssIf
~ or goods EscFEssgsiy for CGsA.
AS We have pay essh ali TIA goods luy. We
are PEELED 70 puEs his hsT sacs
not ask for dit
Our pTicsI khall easonAbe ualeF
existing ereun stAness and ksF con
dsssS II THOMPSON = co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-28

Beef Cattle wanted for the Confederate
States.
HATE vii pay liberal pres FOR heavy Esitsd eatts
w dsliFSrsdis sb1uagg packing hSGss in Ash
a d.,s5-isn --' ~. RRUoF & Co. lr-nt.n-aa
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-28

Music Teacher Wanted.
layer gsrtsmas teach insrum an. vsesl uusie
n yonI aides IrssIuts, q he - pesk
in ,. ID fAaTy sEtn. kCne accsEpihd
md expert spced tssehsr nge4 afPy. Adss win pAeu-
dec2S-S4' Box cas-. Holly Frri,ss. Ms.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-28
ManIea

No practical D.Ifillsr Big wages AID c3nsisn. ss
"A net. Apply ~ oresto
EN- BuUCs $50,
de>27- 60. Over Pizulsr'B Bank.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-28
RR-oPENINa OF TnE

NHR belonging to the hers q n, late Dr. Js
Ora thead fer hire fer The GEAR SIX Any Uertou
watt e Stuy hguae be issrd he
which they VII be hhei Tie market not
dse27-ta WHOEES. eusrdiaa..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-28

Recruits Wanted.
ATIHa resolved authority frsD MAJ Gen. Folk l. raise
COMPANY artillery for columbls wish
lev recruits Ter company nearly complete, 70 Ter TIE
FIFTY DOLLARS BOUNTY viii be psH to sash aosptsl
recruit. Apply GaPG W 8. LIPsOOMB.
Alb II Hayna,
or Llezt T. THOMPSON.
aec24-f Ala. g Ad & Cos u eqasra
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-18
WHEELING. NAa saFURDAY NIORNING M ~ l9= Ia6===


Let US then maintain our freedom and in.
dependence. and all that biIdeu s7calth
that by tue inglorious policy Of this State,
mas heretofore Geen allowed to lie without
oeing brought out, will be developed; and
u we stand by the Uuion. and in the Un-
lon, be the rysplts OF this contest TO others
what II may, in less thah Eve wears the
population Of this no ton of the State will
lie quadrupled, aud every hillside will De
cultivated tcld, every hill.top will he
covered with sheep. and you win never
get nut OF tue smoke Ofthe factories nnd
furnaces ofour vallies. Applause
And let US listen to the councils Of the
better and fAirer portion OF creation. I
never yet sTw oue of Gods f',trer creatures
who diil not deSpise n coward; anil I sec
their fair faces here NOW, every eve b am
ing With tue hope aud iIust that their
Ihther-, their husbands, their brothers and
sons will prove worthy to, meet the enc
mics of their country, and rouuuer them
forever. lAppinuse.
FIllow citizens, cannat dgtsin vnu
longer. II is think, important TO r6n
an % me, that shOu d he elsewhere.
Heaven smiles grAelously upon the cere.
monles here to-'lay, for never was a flau
tsr"wn To the hreeEe wlIe the Ii.lt
winds OF Heaven nnfnrltd It SO bp,iutifnlIy.
tits an suspicious omen.i God Is with
ps. and Right Is with US. Liberty
calls upon US aud II We are only
worthy, we will nln niaiunlI that is dear
10 treeinhn on tins Earth. T..Thre.
cheers for CIr'ilt."-Iud they were given
too, with WILL
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lists. This was one of the most exciting
scenes ever saw. To see 800 men wavs
lug their hats ana cheering the stars nnd
SlriPes at the Ton Of their voices is no tri-
Hing noise. When WOODS cam. out Off e
Oogrt House, be wits groaned from the. e
TO MS boariing-hOuse, with a vrhemeure
that could hlrdly be surpassed. lam org
posed to mobs and violence, but il is due
TO same men that they know in whnt kind
ot estimation they are held. This our
burst aStii st Woods was not made wholly
on account vi his vote for secession, but
because he took occasion to slandpr uur
delegate at Phillippi, ut their Last Court.
he people HPPrpve Bur'ietts course. and
that Is a great deal more Than rau he said
of Sam. Woods, the Irish exotic frum
Pennsylvania.
Yours most truly,
Nay Il, 1851. 80 vs.
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Counsel 10 volug,s.,s:r.,. BY an, oid-sol


1. Remember that ia a campaign more
men die fr9m sickness Than by the. bull 1.
LIne your hlnnkets Will one thirE-
ness Of bruwn drilling. This adds. bdl
lour OUNCES In weight pnd doubles the
3. Buy small India rubber blanLe,
(only 5 t.50l to lay ON the gronnjl or throw
over t0ur shoulders when uli gRnrl ln,y
during u rain siYrrn, MOST of tue E sreri,
lr"ups Hre provided will these Straw 10
ile upnu Is not always to bp had.
=. The hest military hat in use is the
light roiore'l s"fr felt; the crown heimg
sniirlenlly high To allow space for uir uver
tue 1r'iin. You can iistvu il mp as Il rnn.
tlnvhttl ia IaIr weather, or turn il down
when IL Is wet or very sunny.
o. Let Your beard grow So as 10 Drote, I
the throat nnl lung-
q. Keep your vulirr person clean. ,hi.
prevents levers uud lOwrl con paints in
warm csiuI 'tes. Wash your .dy varl, ,I.ry
possible. Avoid strong cnfF e aud oily
meat. Gen. Scoll said ilnt lhr TOO rrG,.
use OF lhese u0.rthVr with neglect in
Keeping she skin cleun) costmauy u soldier
his lIie in Mrxiru.
q. ~ snddrn cheek of Precipitation 6y
chilly or night air often CAUSES fever aud
death; w When thus exposed do not Iurget
your biHnkvI.
AsOLDIER's RATInYs
For breakfast. at Z A. NJ. there will he
FURNISHED for eirll mau provisions in The
following quantities:
DC qu.ut of good coffee.
Eight ounces uf. bread.
T':ree sIghtls Of II pound of beef.
At II VI. for dinner.
F'ye-elghtlls Of u pound of beef or NUT.
ton, well cuUked. with potptors.
one quart talked beans to every ten
men, @nd every other day 10 lieu Of baked
beams live, bean or vegetable suup. will
ne ,,S.i FURNISHED at the r"le of que pint per
Al 5 p. NJ. for supper:
Eight ounces Of bread.
TlirSe pints Of coffee.
ouerquarter pound of cold beef or NUT
The cnfFee to he furnished will be pro-
perly sweeteneI, and milk in due prOnor
tiun will also be provided.
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228
Interesting News!
A New OIL Wen just DiscOyeretI
But a small Amount Required. fore
cry one to take n Rhnrn..-

cry Oneto take a share.T a.
Erery SO eea,s tHvss,ed will ytsga 81 ,so,l
IN ADVANCE OF THE NEW mon rAR1pr.
I00 CASES OF NEW SPRING AND suuTEr
wv DRY GOODS
nave Oeen receivyl which the subscriber is able
70 Sei ior lee than half their original value. s
mention $50 piece Of silk Of ali the Iatet styL n
OIL prices, some rs low as 50 cts per yNrl y,rt N
least 81 aud some PLAN silks Bs Low ,s SC nor 4 nj
n pieces Of Plain Black silks for Dresses and Slan.
Dress Go9i,, large and varied assortment. Some
Lrses.ns DresS Gods for ouly SC per yard worth nj
II; 53wa, ,, md L,wn Roles, plain and figured Bsrose.
9, D0qbls Silsh gEvy, black and white Bsrsse, for
SD Sni DuStsrs; soRS NOrth 81 f4r 0nly 90 eis
I35l IS5.li.: and prlalqs., olashara, and chintp
lSS per yard worth At least Sc and Light CbintSSs
,SH1wLs-loo Grape shaalS. an eplOra. fFU-p 10
o., o. e2nafs PlesS; 10 Twi5tsl Slk ShtNIs, nav
for Ladies' and Missts e'''-'
treneh LAce MiutIel or all the Inteyt styIey.
AlaETe stock nt Hmbrpit cries aud White tlooiS
| Hpur. = 80 y y - ~ y.
PaInsols. Hoop Skirts and aorsets. a lsrrs stocs
~ ~ lCS--FRst c''lVrel PFintA (iE ,rTantv,l
per ynnl. nlcari ed and lenche.I EitIiS, Z nj
widths and luIlities Irish Linen and Linen abI,
Ciotis at al pricrs.
"a PET >-Ii pieces Of Ingraln, ply and super
\ goola-snrtneht OF Boys Ready Made Clothin1
M" itnT ntitGr 'ods 700 numerous to meniInn al
OF which lave been bought for cd4l from Importers
"ui WI 10 sold ut greatly reduced prices by
ALES. ITEYNIAN.
nv l'tT Main MhaalfF1sr Va
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=. hoiss799s I'd; d;fH :ss:nos
paA i'1s0'd iasoilniiIsue3 7Ot siszy4i.
-0m7e syli+H!S2ss 81 .si0 4 ussl.-~Sr1
1se'iIf y7r''sTT srfi n ,,ats4sse bes ,.,.I
-RaaEsopG ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-18

S1-SLh SSLLsiAh NoIIcLS Double the above rates.
- fSarly Advertising on reasonable terms nnror
Jung 70 the Epaee occupied and the numberof CHANCES
an frum tFanaIent persons or strauE
Hnsne-s ~ Car'' not exceeinghTe lines SO psr year,
oT 81 Tor SIX months but for shorter pSrod noiLIn9
viii he counted less than a sdusrc 'S'-
The privileEeof Annual Advertising I, IIr,,,s5 o.,
we AdTerti'ers, own Immedlate business: and ali
@ EtseInsnts Tor the benefit OF other prsonG m
eiI ~ A legal adveTtisemrtitS and advertisements
9I auction sleH and rel estS. sent In by them psusI
be paid fnr At the usual ratsS = u '-S-
81 Advertisements not acc1mpanIed With yrr5,,.r
diFectionS. viii be Inserted untT forbid md
Arcuniinsly. 1i' Sn-' XVI
Notisr: sPr Political Meeting, to be charged 10 all
Marriages Notices Of Funerals, and announcement,
rr1no NJ 70 eehts ca'h. ssifilsi uovIi.'59
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gailg gutrlliqrllt.er
TRnMs OF ADyERTIssINe.-=

TWIN SOM LINES OF NoxPAEE1,- tor OK. ,oy
LESSs NAKE S0UARE,J -
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Missouri Mining COnlDany.
Incorporated Feb. pa leel
CAPITAL sTOCIS eroo 49,

hpOrdteo Eeb. 22d, 1851.
CAPAtAL iSrOCEG......... $500 600.
I'lIIS COMPANY IS FORMED FuK rIIg r1JR.
i pose Of advancing the great nIninT ints, ~
our state We du pF,ifrss Ia be r1,ysfi,s,i Is
purely phiianthtUPic motives in Initiating ii,is s,s
SupLlse. we believe that tile stock can he made 10
pay large dividends. aud the SINE tilo nnT. rHi
Sod ae,onP fsierI eyre4ttr prurresg fila5, in ~
Yeiupng uhd making knrN astonishing mineral
NeA "a ni Missouri than 10y tie Of re lines ibs
aHhuntni our capital Invested In any other lJ1sJr,.
Mo sllall make the office Of eur G,,nitarv 4 s,r,,
Mlm.Ht uhIeau OF the mineTal resource OF the
SSt.r. I. We lmEs l"Her under our charter tu rur-
eiIRsc and. sell mineral lantS wherever ineatei n
nsSouri. Great hlncpntnts viii I,r firre,i 10 czr
lllsts "l'i muug atvruiuTers who desire 10 trir
Company. - - . "s-''"s "''h 'uis
We rr-Pectfny solicit the attention oF ali ,t,o
nave nthentl tnit for sale to send u 4 ESieB,eIt
OF Tue saie, describing the kinI Of mineral. an, fij
lInls. the numIn-T acre. te its.IfIo mi ~ il i
cat CASH price they arc willing TO take E,r si lands
We siHl work Ohll such uine- n nay .Ts, = Int
Shai oi1n "rl prove most II the Iah'ls v eel Tbb
t9ktinr subscription To the stock are now iren NJ
the Oiiire II the Cnnip1ny Main str,,.t ,,,rIi -
garner OF Locust, 'TrT Merchants Hank. rntrsnrs
S - o'si rtrret All who frl an Interest {. is
anI have mhney. n 80 DE- we'll to cali aud
Fubscrilse. Those WshluE strck Ifyins, orT - ~
can secure u 10y enclosing ten per cent ~ tie
amount wanted to the President or Treasurer -
T DIRECTORS:
Henry .. naeon. EsI, IIaithsT But,ers fsi
Aifre'l Glapp, EHG.. l. H. IIHr,y,.sI = =, 10
IS Boy, ,lS9 GsP I.s,b J.; NJ; LEssl; as6: Esl3
r. ht" y tJ5,,..1o ~ I = . sTE -; ;fss...Z=ss ~
neilly u lblcdu, ~. I, v. IteP. l4E.
~ BUTLRit. Treas sia5 ALYRED CL HI'f. 'rr.,,t
Tie above prospectus las up to tIlts date Ltsu
BallllEd 10 Dlytm VI onT leadiuE papers IuT len
uatg AoeItIH Efforts 10 get =, eE taken have lain
ms q; JET tbr puILliu ell AJprrctair ia. .nt,I
neS1 81 the enieIp iao HAT two Lnndr,i th,lis-
ang dollar. ut IN -stc ca ha[ already lerti tai 40
''l bret tHte tlrt the slLtreS ~ S55 tI t,iI
IA u without farther li,biiitN: transIlrahs Iiye-
iiFerys registered only when dividend. uir Tcgiuoi
Any persoa having ulHey To spiru ran by me mr.
eIla-r ut slTtre- in the Missouri NIiuInss C.iupinv
mas an iiTNertmrHt that will paw largely auI no 4
st'ck thar is rrlty cauvertrl into cal
nnsWefetl. t,i,ss. 5ss.5ot'J
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AS-we have. at a heavy yoEpen,lIturs fnrplsIc.Iour
Job OiIlee with an nAena.nrr n, .rl.l.

90 . ~ n 'eAEy expenditure tnrn nlallod our
100 oniee with AL necessary materials. embracing
TYPE RULES BORDERS, cUrs, &c,
or the latest and most sionabls styles to render I,
capable OF executing Eurk e1uil to tlt OF any other
e'ta6lihment In the city, Ond pcs snG facilities IN
the way Of steam, &e1 for dang work expe utlousy,
unsurpassed by any other o.iee-,rs repse:flIly M
seat car sltns f1r share Of publie pairaassS G,s
ring thOe who sutEss thsirsoF y Rh }I,4t % SOES
Ghau Be E4nting to EiTs entire e1tiSiicti5n - =
noVllf59 CAAaIPEGt4& I'DEG5f5r. j.
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PIRR AND INLAND NAyIGATIoy

FIIh md INLAND NAVIGATION
iskE accepted terms consistent with solyeney and
fair profit.
FirteiaidhCHtinRgi girrl % [HntrrHcGoT d IPELLLNgS
a7d coatsatI. for tern's Of one 10 ace years.
This progress Of this Corporation haa been stable
and uninterrupted through seasons Of financial sun
hHe aud storm periods eVsutful Ia exempt from
sreepnE eonnatsratlons AMI maritime disaster. Re-
lag long oStNbliSied0 cash basis the troubles Of
The credit systcm Affect us in material particular
Daring -Iard times the security OF reliable Insu-
rance Is an imperative dntyths ability Of prnperty
holders tosuStain loss being then much ieslonsd.
P1lciesISIuel without delay, and all busIncss at
tended TO with dispatch and fitlslity.by =
y. c. ARTHUR, Agent,
once over tho Rank OF Wheeling.
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az - sGSma157uI Ell EEw .isEtly
t'i1ea'uE sH's1grs s.lJ iira 1rg ,uE49rH
: -ysEs'lhi J" l'niS ii s7enP .ne:iGa si5 10
;ll's goa a7ihT sgEid; 10 sfsis h-Hur
20 sleo7.l iA3oi sfi zs1irpsI igd EiuET7sv
-ifsa a uf-tn2 H=H = s7siiini ~ sisI2 sdi /,
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EAHHElE9Hl.S.EARDERiSEEDSiI

USri n E0td YEsD, 1HrBRRTH,sissysIy,.1 = .1Rep
i ylf ~ ul Il a 40 not ~,
I1tes, ann uaTTaht them fresh all s{nt,iTl
lpE az stAtements to theTit fif
No. IEeforfitia s7fatb tAHIr, kf6s ,iIr+F
ti'si -, nsllE as
LeT.+,F = .lth uS Onr friends may ely 6h rs ~
= isu..I ~ - ~ 'ot NM Befsiito nTtiele. I'D
= :ltIz 4 G,IBRELT.
"a tL,.jfGsASDRFAS KID .GI.OVsg- An
Sues nj both Willie and e6iofSd [5 "a
"a raslGIiy 1ti niJan2Sm - 6B0. R-JTA5tJ hT,S y
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! Savings Bank sof 5Wheeling.
ESlaS sfdal6s i5rtli lI,Fs tshi4agi,,,. Il,
: NJ SSsFERE RE0sTVEDhOtn OtnTasaIsIsNpi inta4nsiT
fliIEe. IHssan Sphe4l SRppeIlti,r fIIisetiahi
ST1T S5 hisssssd ia kEfAsPzs as 3',sh
sA9bk H4IgRsTn, iS5iaftt:fsh' i; ~ 4 g53sii
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'Aa 'AIHllI, ~. clurnElI, olo-r, 7iselr,
MAXWELL, CAMPBELL&TINGLE,
Wholesale Grocer1s i
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

s
HAVE SOW IN STORE
$50 bbls. Prime n. o. SIolsss4s
l2d hlf. bblS. du
~ hhd'. fully fair to prime y. o. Sugar.
- bblS, CT.. Granulated, lJW'd aud CoHse suRHrS
% :. Brunoa Golden syrup
IS % New York do
so baEr gDJl LIir 10 prime Rio Coffes
" pOl kpts Java Coffee
. boiesN Nat1 II. n lump Tobacco
70 Do various standard brands IS TObAsto.
10 do do do los IA
10 c2sed "lIuntera' IL AZ
10 do ..pon Quikots' rs do
9S hlf. eh. Y. u and O. T.. Toa
- do Ouluns; anl POuchune Tea.
100 bb!s No. Med. and Lg. 4aekereI
80 . Tar. large size. 2lE f.as
Is tierCes iice. Es
Pepper PtnIento. Sutmpgr. .CioySs. CHEa
Mustard, Ginger. Indigo Ri.Cnrb Soda
Shlhratus. Soap, Candles. WHsi-bCards r kets
Tubs. BrInpniS Nails. and ali other ar IIes Avn
braced in tile Grocery limo. mb2
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Upwards or SI3,oOO,Ooo
1f LosieH have been paid by tho .Rtna Insurance Co.
in the past Il years.
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Henry D. Bacon, L. V. n,,sr i.t
II. BUTLRit, Treas siu5 ALPREn Ci, ,AI'i 'pr.,,.
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p =. -s-' 3 's.'NI IsSsEptiftaAT
= 2i9'ai sdi sif9ss y E5sdI sI5ie7
-a1'Eoo 7sI OF b7'HIt osIs .lEaaa4sToD
:. 5sin l0i iE'ie7qzsn ii 'hzpOaf I,sG: 90
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HIT YHT
p al. iaLaE
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Ilg. 'tHIRHgAIIe' PInLIS.EcRPII KIN ~ ,1--
es hsf BIZ 81 ss,ls = ak al EfFs Pal EsI1
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CAR2A9SEN BALM.
LS ltNCSD FOR CbuIIS C1IfD3 sta
FessiTSi- &. BlCRTNa. ASatt
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At the Raising OF the. United states
Flag over the castom House IN
Whttlln9, May I3Ih, 1901.
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lie INCOME Of this Cosnptny I, DOUBLE that OF
any other Fire InInr .nre Corporation In the
United States

TOTAL ASSETS, salaI1Oo o9
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The cnfFee to he furnished will be pro-
perry s%eetenel, and milk in due proper
tiun will also be provided.