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DIR. SPIEGEL.
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN.
And the Most Successful
CANCER
IN THE WORLD!
Eight Years ia Memphis.

INFORMS the public in general that be is prepared
l. 10 treat all diseases, but especially those which are
P ounuHced i~ncurabie, and called chronic
lis treatment Of Cancers il without any rival, be-
CAUSE tn viii be expelled from the system. with oil
their 70 t. and hbers only by constitutional treatment,
without cauStics and without the knife
He also treats with success, according 10 the most
improved science Of medicine in Europe Rheumatism
Neuralgia, Govt, OphthsInia, F'stuls 10 Ano, Scrofuls,
syphilis, Dyspepsia, Chronic Dyseutery Torpid Liver,
Gravel, FITS, Tsp~wOrm, Piles, Dropsy, Diseases Of the
skin, Bronchitis, Consumption, all Diseases OF the Eye
aud Ear,sand gives particular attention 70 all female
complaints particularly those Of THE womb.
Negroes who are afflicted with any OF the above dis.
eases viii be cured. and can lind good board and sc
coninodations while IN 'er treatment at the Doctor !
inhrmary.
The Doctor calls attention Of patients at distance,
that II THEY are not prepared to consult the Doctor per
soaally, by whiting 10 him, with al exact account Of all
the symptoms Of the disease, medicine will be fer.
WErded by Adams express.
/ - Office in LeuOIy's Building, Union street. be-
tween Mai and second, fourth door east Of Main.
Inf mary on Union street, east OF the Bayou, at DR..
/ Spiegels privats residence.
Dr.. G. Spiegel ha~, In his thirty years practice. es.
peeaiy Oh cbrouIc disease, cured tusm with tie ut.
most success. lie has il bis possession ovef I've thou.
sand plants herbs, batks, etc which he can rely upon
| 20 cure diseases which are By the nost successful prac.
/ ttiOUers pronounced incurabls.
lie also makes &c his especial practice to irert ell pri
yaie diseases with The utmost success. in a short time
no matter OF how To- & standing nor Of what nature.
All Or SpieEel asks from the afflicted is q fair trial
when az the reiereDce he viii give will be a speedy
cure 20 them.
Thousands Of testimonials, from the most reliable
SoHrcr, mHy IA s~-" 81 ths Do = - rfice. 2er
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For ConU,spss


w gre aufnorlzed TO aUno1yee n. ". URR as a
cenaldaie Tor Congress IN the Tenth CO1gressiUnz a
DElleL lection first Wednesday ia Noyembar.
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ORDER NO. o.
HEADQUARTERS WESTERN DEPARTMENT, I
CGITWpVg SaDtpnhsr 9th lSGl. (

HEADQUARTERS WESTERN DEPARTMENT !
CCLUNPUs, september 9th, 1901.
INCONVENIENCE haE arisen from the detention
ls ct trains III cara and in Eonr eases from their
removal by ord, rs cf military vGiaers, from ono road o
another without the sanction Of tho Su enuteutent o.
tie road, Therefore it is notified to ell military officers,
serving IN or passing Though this -partmnt, that
transportation Of every kind II furnished and regulated
by ihc oiicrrs Of n" Quarteruazters Department, IN
der Instructions OF the e ommanaiug General Of the de-
partuacut and subordinatcly "a. the Commanders Of Dt
visions.
. Officers are strictly forbidden to interfere with
these arrangements, or TO TclHo q ears from any railway,
or to take any trai, beyond CT 80 q different point from
that prescribed 10 the conductor in his iustructis Us, or to
detsin any train Cor she'tcrf.rtbe troops.
>. Presidents Of rUilw ys are requested 20 report, by
telegraph, TO the Genera any violation Of thi- order.
By command Of Cen. A. S. JOHNSTON,
W, W. NaCEALI. 4 a General gc27 I'm
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R
NOTICE

Memphis and Charleston H. r.
MEMPHIS, July II, 1851
ON AND AFTER SAI UR- - WCI
ODAY. the 18Th instant. the
EVENING EXPRESS PASSENGER TRAIN VIII bs
discontinued
The THROUGH MAIL TRAIN. making close con
uections al Grand Junction, COrnth, Decatur, Steven
son and Chattanooga, viii leave daily a. $50 A n. and
arrive ar Up. II.
The Grand Junction Accommodation Train viii run
daily, Sundays excepted, arriving at 9:lo A. N and
leaving at $50 P. NJ W. J ROSS,
jyl2 General Superintendent
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Kortrecht { MeDayitt, solicitors for complainan
Cg2-lHw3vy
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MEMPHIS RACE
MEETENG. Ig6T.

TVHE FALL MEETING over the Memphis Course,
4 viii commence on WEDNESDAY October 30tb,
1861.
FRS DAY, WEDNESDAY, October Q-Sweep.
stake for all ages, heats Of two miles. $500 subscriB-
ton. 500 forfeit Three or mure 70 FL the stake
SEUOND DAY, THURSDAY, DC OBJ 7 1-Sveep-
stake for three year 0idsi mile heats $500 subscTiP-
ton $50 forfeit.
THIRD A FRIDAY, November I-Joekey Gu
purse 500 mile heats, best three iEfve. Entrance
money Gen per crut) aided.
FOURTH DAY, SATURDAY, November -
Swe-pstake for three yrsr Ids, heats Of two miles
500 su' scripuon SOD forfeit Three or more 70 an
the stake.
The above stakes 20 nRmeand close on TUESDAY.
DC ob+r la, leGI. Security for the forfeit required u
all Eases
The Clay STAKE for three year oIds; 500 sub
seription 500 forfeit $50 declaration. closed with
tweutye ght snb,clibers (aix deelsrAfionsO will be run
on MONDAY Oetoaer 23th.
should the shove -t4kes hl q purse Of $500, three
nile heats, entrance oep per cent added, viii be hung
up on Tuesday
G0miDBtiOu3 to be mHds 70
CHARLES STONE. S~ecretary,
au25dtoel Box No. 40, Memphis.
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SUNDRIES.

90 CASKS London Ale,
~ 20 casks London Porter,
100000 Cigars, assorted;
- barTel- Old Apple Brandy,
, barrels Old Peach Brandy.
20 eighth casks Cognac Brandy,
20 quarter casks
pipe Old Cognae Brandy, l pipe Holland Gin,
p baskets Piper He!dsick Champagne,
% baskets imitation " "
5 barrels No. 3 Mackerel,
100 barrels Louisville Cement,
50 boxes Telegraph Matches, . eases Nutmegs.
10 bags Black Pepper, 20 r Ginger,
100 bags Extra Fl ur. 50 boxes Smoking Tobacco
80 barrels pure Bourbon Whisky.
seq FfOURNOY
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MISCELLANEOUS.
m Chancery, nj Memphis

STATE OF TENNESSEE Proceedings had in the
- clerks Office, ehsneery side of the common law and
ehancery court Of the city Of Memphis, Wednesday,
September the 18th, 1861
II II. Potter and GsyOso Savings Instito zion.
vs. C0npiaiupnts-
George w, Griffin end Mary A. Griffin and Thomas J.
Campbell, Defendants.
1t appearing from affidavit fled in this cause that the
Defendant, Thomas J. Campbell, is nonresident OF the
State Of Tennessee,
II Is ordered that he do enter his appearance herein
"efore or vi hin he fret three days Of The next term I
saIdco"rt, to be held on the second Monday in Novem
Der next, lcOl, and pead, answer OF demur to complain
ants uiL, or the same viii be taken for confessed as TO
him and Sc for hearing exparte, and that a copv Of this
order be published once a week for four successive
weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
A ~copy-attest: JOHN C IANTER
Clerk and Master.
Small Foute, solicitors for compliments.
oc9-laWIW
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MARSHALL'S SOUTHERN METALLIC.
PERCHA
BarstoE,s Metallic Burial Caskats !

II EEP constantly on hand all sizes Of FISK 4
~ CRANES CASES. Also, WOOD COEFINS OF
every description
Country Undertakes furnished with CASKETS and
CASES a. a reasCnahis discount. l2olv
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RAILROAD,
AND ITS
Local SchedAsIe--.uGiI Train g.!
VEAy-u
Freight and accommodation
Trims
AIsEFHF8g
WIN L. - 49, - Ill

VIII leave and arriv "a follows.
Leave hsmphis 81 - 4. en- MONDAYS, WEDEE
DAYS and FRIDAYS arrive Gt Grsaads at 10 P. n
Leave Grenada st Z A. VI. on TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS and Ar i've ~ Memphis at
$50 P. H. R. HOUGT.
ed Gsu-ral Super4nr. udenf
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NOTICEt
SURGEON GEN RAILS OFFICE.

DLNNTF IN ULNFhALD UFFILE. Z
RICHN0FD, Va, sept q, Ie5l
AkMY MEsICAL BOAEDS. for the oxsmiuaiion q
"A surgeon sud Assistant Surgeons. have been o.
Ma sssHs.
Candidate for the appoiBtmrnt Of snrgeons and As
sisfsrt SaTgeuus vii be examined By these Boards, 90
presenting an invt'st on 70 apPes before then from
the S~eerrtary 4 Wal, which may be obtained By snr-
RSrdlas thsf spptcstion, With Testimonials Of uorL
character, 20 t5 WBr Department
Exsmlahsg Boards Win &c held a. othef points ksrthsR
Soulh ct q Convenient time. oc3
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For ~G,OngrPSs

ae suthonzod TO announce Hon. J. D @. AT
w KIN IS a candidate fos Congress in The NIDt,
Congregational District Election first Thursdsy In NJ
veInber
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TO Wy Friends and Patrons,

HAVE this day made an arrangement bv VIII ch |
Il viii supply th- DAILY APPEAL at $50 per
mouth, postage paid
S. A. WELLS. News Agert,
oeA Mi-sissiuri ard T n p.s.- X. II.
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In Chancery, al McmDbiS,

GTATE OF TENNESSEE E--Proceediugs had In the
- eleTks's office, chaucery side Of the common law and
chance y court Of the city Of Memphis, THURSDAY, Sep
tembe the 10th, 1901
b. Walker, J. Walker, and VIM. Walker, firm of B.
WE. Watt, firm Of johnson, Gillian & Co,
vs. Compliments,
George W, Griffin, Mary A. Griffin and Thomas J.
Campbell. Defendant.
1t appearing from affidavit fled in this cause that the
defendant. Thomas j Campbell, is a non-reident Of the
State Of Tennessee,
! IS ordered that he do enter his appearance herein
before or within he first thee days Of the next term Of
said conrt, to be held on the secont Monday in Novem-
her heXi' 1901, an6 plead answer or demuT TO complain
ants bill, or the same will be aiken for confessed AZ 10
him. ana set Ter hearing cNparte, and shat a copy Of This
order be published 0noe n week for four successive
weeks in the Memphis Appeal
a copy attest: JOHN c. AMER
Clerk and Master.
K"rtrecht & McDagitt, solicitors for complainanis.
Cyg luv3g
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White Winter Seed OutE.

NHJE are authorized 10 announces Jar. Ii pATTFR
w SON s. q candidate hr Congress in The ForrFl
Congressional District Of Arksnsas, st lie ensuing No
vsmbeF slec iOn. sr9Pte
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For Congress.

VA aye authorized to announce B. u. NABFRs nj,
" esn'i6ate for Congress in the Tenth Conorssjons
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INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of the State Of Virginia,
RICHMOND.

7 T. WEST, Agent. Once on Madison street, op
- . pOsite Bank Of Memphis.
AlLnOrizrd CApital. W
Cab capital and surplus paid up------------S $4,000
~ S20,OaO deposited with Controller ct Nashville
a. security Tn policy hold ~.
lnsures against lose h Fire on Buildings and Mer
chandize OF every description. Also, on Leases ans
Furniture. All losses e~quitsbly adjusted and promptly
paid
DIRECTORS
WIN. II. Mcfarland, President Farmers Bank;
A. Warwick, firm OF Warwick & Barksdaie;
Wm. O.. g renshAw. Hrm OF Crrnshaw & Co:
Wellington Codjiu. firm or Goddin s. Appersou;
T.. W. NcCauce, Grm Of Dunlop, Moucure & Co;
c.. A. 3 rksdale, hTm Of Wa wick 6 Barksdale;
JulI~s IL Grant, 7 obseeo Manufacturers,
J. D.. J~rgusll,Y, firm Of Haxal, Crenshaw & Co;
John g.. Bacon, firm OF Bacon q Baskerville;
T. b. iluNall, hTm 81 iIsxAL CrenslaY & Co:
John Currie, r., Shlp Owner
VIM. Z. WarWiCk, firm Of WarWicL & Blris 4sle;
James Alfred Jones' Attorney a. Lssr
G. g. Elicit. Bdilier,
= c. Rufin, grcuituriSt and Manufacturer
r. W. McGruder, firm Of McGrEdsr & Sons;
w. W. Crump, Attorney at Law;
james Dunlop, firm OF Dunlop, MOncure & Co.
BOILING ". EAXALL, President.
q r HRFSEE Gecratar-.
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Grass seed, Field Seed and
Garden Seeds.

4 FULL mpply HeTds Grass, KeBtucby Bluegrass,
IA Orchard Grass, TImothY aud Clover Seeds, whole.
sale and retail. r. G. CRAIG, See dsman,
SEES dsy Cor. Second and Union s~treefs.
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10000 R AND SMALL
CENNY BAGS FOR SALE!

$50 large quantity + Scrap Brsss and Copper,
a PIC Lead and Slab Znc For sale by
PHILIP GUI
I64. loo md log Mag Eirp street
IN "a, rRw twi.ans
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MR.. ]. II SCUDBEIrS schoo, for boys will be
VI found nesr Second street, between BeAl sud Gay.
oh0 streets. a Mlltsry Department ard Cymnsslum
have boon introduced under the care Of Capt. Cooke.
The great point In this school viii be TO prepare boys
for the various business relations Of life. For terms
apply 70 the principal. oel-3w
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FEW sacks Just received ard for sale Ky
n H. q. CRAIG, Ssedsuan,
seq dew Cor. Second and Union stg., Me ,pbrs.
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CHANGE OF TIME
OS THE
NEMPHIS And LITTLE ROCK
IA -
R ALL R 0 A D.

nN and after Friday, J'NE Is. 1861, the regular
Freight and Passenger Train viii leave Memphis
a. o'clock A. q, per Cheek ferry and arrive Ht Msdi-
son at SD A. NJ, making close connections with The
daily stages Of Hanger, Raplsy q Co, and with the
line Of seml weekly stagos Of the Overland Mail Com
lpsny. for
TayloTs Creek, Fort Smith,
Hunters, BENTON,
Clarendon. R0ckpOTt.
Aberdeen, Hot Springs,
Brownsville, Washingron,
At anita Arkadelphia,
hickory Plains, Brown~tOwn,
Sssrcy- Camden. Arkansas.
Batesville. Boston,
Lite Rock, MuIcreek.
Dardaueue, Ciarks lille, Texas,
Van Buren, San Francisco, California
Time to Litds Rock. 90 hours.
Comm eGs., train leaves Madison at 1920 A. N Ar
irving 1t HoPefeld at ?. II; making close connections
with the Memphis and Charleston Railroad for all East
eTn, Atlantic and Northern cities.
Tickets can be obtained g. th- U0pshsld ofics.
jei2 D. u. EGFR Super euFa--.
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REMOHaE.s

L d CRANDALL has removed his Tent and Mill
1s tary Clothing Mandatory TO Jefferson Block, on
Second street He is prepared TO make aud fill orders
for Tents Clothing and Camp t~quipage to any extent
sFISO,
Has c~on-tently on han -
Water Proof Coats,F
Wagon CoverS,
" " Gun Carriage Covers,
81 " Camp Rugs. etc.
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TIE REV. DR.. SCOTT-Adyices from Sar
Francisco 10 September 2Ist state: There Ia,
been much controversy among the Presbytcrians
# San Francisco in consequence Of the vote
given by Dr.. Scott, Of Calvary church, against
he propriety of ministers declaring themselves
N the side of loyalty to the Union. This action
revived tie charges Of secession against him, and
-hr-ats were made TO mob tine church, but thc
police prevented an Outbreak. The conrrcaa-
ZION were mainly UnioHists.
Later adyices 10 September 18th state: The
position Of affairs between the Rev. Dr.. Scott and
she congregation Of Calvary P~resbvterian church
had reached a climax. An efigy Of the reverend
gentleman was suspended near his church he
fore daylight ON Sunday morning, labeled Scott,
the traitor!" He, however, preached a sermon,
but was Kissed on leaving the church. The
police were present and intcrfered to prevent
violence. The next day he resigned his pastor
ship, and was about leaving for Europe, via
Cape Horn.
TUE CONFEDERATE PATEST OFFICE
Since our last publication Of the list of patents,
l~etters-patent have been awarded to the follow
ing persons:
James h. Rankin, Of Marion, y. c., improve
ment in bTeech leading guns.
Isaac BieTield, of NewbeTry Court House, s.
C., Improvement in tanning.
Edward Gottheill, Of New Orleans, La, i'm
provement in percussion fuses.
Edwin T.. Lyon, of DemOpolis, Ala, i'm
pTovemeEt in bTeech loading firearms.
Benjamin Winter, Of Buckingham, Va, i'm
provement in winnOwing machines.
John T.. Spillman, Of Warrenton, Va, i'm
provement in paper cartridges.
John r Spillman, of Warrenton, Va, i'm
proved device for making cartridges.
James 5. Adams, Of Cusseta, Ca, improve
ment IN cotton presses.
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THOMAs, GRTsWOLp & Co,
AAAOAAGaH ~ OAO C NUs,
Formerly Hyde s. GOOdrich1 .
Corner Of Cafra and ROYAL streets, New Oresns. La.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
yetUeiry, SiFrcrfC0re, SlCOrdS 0Ssd
.TiEifGyu sFcC0HfresneapMy

And Importers Of Marches, Dfamo ds, Clocks, Bones,
Porcelain Plated Ware,
Guns, Cutlery and Fancy Goods.
THE subscribers WIN. II Goodrich. Henry Thomas
4 and A. B. Griswoid call attention % the change IL
the style OF he firm, Whih is sGu eondzct 4 by the
same partners who have managed its affairs for he lat
fifteen years, with the sawe capital snd business faeii-
ties rs former y. We shall have always ON hand for
the inspcc ion of our friends and The public the largest
and best selected stock OF goo Is 10 our line in he Coz
frderrte States.
au3l-w6m THOMAS CRTSyVOIn 4 CO
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ESTRAYS--SHELRY COuNTY

q z Ken up by John McGpath.N
fD~ou the 18th day OF July, Is6I, aRSs@
~ chestnut sorrel HORSE, six ysars
AS--o old, fifteen hands high. ard valued 49,
81 stuO Sad McGeath lives in the Fourteenth Cvn
District.
Taken no by J. B Howell, on the 10Th day Of Sep
teHsber 1861, a dark brown mare MULE, fifteen years
old, hfteen hands high, branded on the left hip and
s%houl1rE The hrnHd resembles the MeXlran letters
a. L an the mule l. valued at $50 said Howell
Resides in the Fir.t District.
Taken uD by joh1 Carawsy, on the 9Th day Of June,
1861, q bay HORSE and brown MULE the horse y
five wears old. little sore on the back, baretooted ai
round. left mind foot white, and valued at $50. The
mule IL Of a dark brown color. seven years old. no
marks or brapd., and valued at S75. Said CGraway re-
side in The Sixth Civil District
The estrays were not al .erused before because iees
R. S. FIFE, Ranger.
RaIefrh. October 18th 1867 n-6 Wv
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STATE OF VIHGIVIA, CITY OF RICHMOND, to-wit:
Personally appeared before NE, a Notary Public for
the city aforesaid, Boiling W. HaAan, President. and d
+ Breste, Secretary Of the Insurance Company OF the
State % Virginia, and male oath that the within STATE.
ment Of toe Affairs O. said Company are correct and
true.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of September.
1861 J. L. APPERSON, N. T.
The undersigned continues TO write Policies in tbs
above reliable Company and settle ali losses promptly.
J. T. WEST, Agent
Madison street, opposite the Bank of Memphis.
oc2 d3,y
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EridaE. November Ist. 1861,

IN front OF the Gayo-o Savings Institution, on Madison
s'reef, in Memphis, Tennessee, a u o'clock N. the fol
lowing LAMBS in said county Of Crittenden, Arkan-
saS. t0wit:
The north half Il the y. f.. quarter Of Section g.
a " " " \. W. Q.
The norrhwe-t quarter Of Section ..
The west half Of he ~. quarter OF Section 6.
Tbs csst half Of Section ..
The northwest quarter of The N. W. quarter Section
i-ali being 10 township .. -rth Of range {. cast.
ALSO-The south half Of 5 ction 6, township G.,
north 81 range {, east; and the S. W. quarter Of Sec
lion . IA 7ynahip 6, north Of range {, east. In all 1910
acres NJ G. BARBOUR,
oelUtds Trustee.
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OF THE
A OF VIRGINIA.



Richmond, July Ist, 1901.
GTATEaIEET IF THE INSURANCE COMPANY
- of the State of Virginia,
on the LIST day Of July, ISoI, made ia compliance with
the law OF the State Of Tennessee, showing
LIST. The name and locality Of the COnpany-Insuranee
Company Of the Staiu Of Virginia.
End The amount Of its capital stock-Three hundred
and thirty thousand dollars.
3rd The amount Of 81 d capital stock paid in-Three
hundred aud thirty thousand dollars.
4th The asset. Of the Company including-
LIST. The amount Of cash on baud and IN the
hands of Agents or other persous..--.--S $500 81
unincumbsr 1900 90
81. Bonds owned by the Company and how
they are secured, with the rate OF interest
thereon
lst. Bond for Loans on demand
bea'in > per cent. interest
]. Secured by mortgages on Real
.. Secured by Sta e and other
~ssaa5sa co
Cd State and Corporation Bonds bearing six
I. Bonds Of the state Of Virginia $4,000 90
. Bonds Of the State Of Tennes.
B. Bonds Of the City Of Richmond. $500 co
$50 90
eight per cent interest. .....---.".... 5000 90
l. bebt Of the Company secured by mort
none.
{ !. BsS5: t S1' F5.n.aS isse..1 .....:--. ' e g
2. All other securries:
ISL. BINS heceivd0ie-- 10, 20 q
81. Interest aeerned............ ...--..... ll,525 70
4th. Bank Stocks:
] 81 shares Bank Commonwealth s 24O0 90
81 shares Exchange Bank. ...... $500 10
3lj5 shares Farmers Bank. $500 %
-S 90. 400 90
5th. Ofioe Fixtures and Furniture . ...---. 1893 81
9Th. Advanced on unadiusted Loss..-..-. 100 %
siJl, sol q
5th. The amount Of the liabilities If the Com
pnny due or not due 10 Banks or other
creditors. -.------..... 25,Il5 O5
9th. Losses adjusted and due-none.
nh. Losses adjusted and not due ............ 25,31s %
eth. Losses MISUNDERSTANDING such as
are partially reported to tie Company $500 co
9th Losses in suspense, waiting farther
proof; --".""-...-.. ,S.-....-.. 5000 90
10Th. All other claims against the Company,
none.
S G9266 l5
18th. The greatest amount insured in any one rsk is
SI5.O00.
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