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REc1AnlsG MISUNDERSTANDING Hause1,
Of Clay County, No, generally secasslonist,
brt for this occasion strong Unionist, went
to Leayesworth, Kansas, to claim his chattsl
"SteVe." Stese Was brought before Commis-
sionez Callahan, and during the progress Of
the examination, ard while the CouFt vas
awaiting the arrival Of sone witn.sses, he took
upon himself the responsibility OF bringing
the examination to sudden termination by
Jumping through 4 window and making good
his escape. Mr. Hausn GOES home without
bis chattel.
KExTrcKT.-The Louisvil1e {RebeD Go,sries
says Gov. Magcfau will not be impeashed and
| dlspla. ed By tie Kentucky Legislature, be
| csuse the Unionists have not tie requisite two
thirds In the s nate. Tho Senate Is composed
Of thirty eight members, Of whom nineteez
!; are hold-ove1 members. OF these, eleven ar1
seceeston1sts ard eight Unionista. ofthe senn
tors just elected, three arc secessionists an
SIXTEEN UnioniEts. The Tnioa m:jcsity
therefore only ter-two short OF the requisit
fEr .fh5r,ja
, 1861-08-28

Meas in Mdt Gaarter-~71te4sst;ng Letter from
Rtte!--Islloac's .1foaenze7tts, dc.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-12

The Israelites of South Carolina amongst the
most faithful and patriotic Of the people Of South
Carolina On every occasion of difficulty and dan
ger. they have exhibited devotion to the State
worthy their wellknown characteristics Of hatred
of oppression, and dauntless spirit to resist u
With an equal right to enter ntOa the Offices OF our
Government. they have shown themselves eoAPe-
tent to fill the highest. In the late Senate o. the
United States they furnished two SeDators-Deins
one-sixtesnth of the numerical power Of the senate
and both of these Senator's were from the oOu'n,
and both of them have been foremost IN vlh!icH.ns
the rights interests and liberties of the South- M.
BENJAMIN and Mr. Yuee are worthy to SIT IN any as
semblv of statesmen in the late Senate OF the Uni
ted States: whilst his fidelity to the state ne repre-
sented was as illustriOus the great aollty %ith
which he defended in of the most pO"sriul ar
arguments putforth North or South. HerS' ~ 0oasa
Carolina las we believe, everywhere h VIC sunni
| our Israelite fellowcitizens have ProuPuy l1rO"h
their whole weight to sustain the ola'e IN le great
contest in which she is engaged, 20 save her hOer-
ties and institutions from the rutness Gespousm OF
| +b Nortberp neople Thoy too well understand the
OId Testament and that grandest OF an revelations
| ~ 1oo-dnct Of men, the Commandments which
tEl TSi S"e tbom from Mount Sinai, to be carried
80 ~ i, tho false philanthropy of spurious ianati-
y @""y yL;L ~ horn In nfdelity and nursed by sec
.t So Lted has broken up the fairest fabric Of
] TO- government the world has ever seen. True to
t.esc,d and true to their native land they faith
Ill vemnlify the motto Of our State, 'aainuS opi
is..s iy o1rqtib In expressing these opinions, we
-" nat we but echo the feelings Of the great
/ 6oiv of our people Charleston Hereay.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-12

The New hampshire Patrioi referring to the res
olutions passed blythe Massachusetts, Legislature,
rendering the President men and money to maintain
the Government in the present crisis, observes that
this is very cheap patriotism of the thinnest kind
The authorities of that State are prompt to vOlun-
teer their aid to promote and prosecute a war
against portion of our own people; but when the
country has been engaged in war with foreign ma
tions, their conduct was just the reverse. Ihey
refused to allow their troops to aid IN defence Of
the country in the war of lSl2-l4; and in the Mex
ican war private charity had to be solicited ior
means to clothe and feed her citizens VINO Volan-
teered to fight the battles of the country. true Pa
triotism would prompt that State to lend her a .
avert civil war by repeating her Personal LloerV
!. 4. and aiding in the peaceful settlement OF exist
ing difficulties.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-12

SOLD in Nashville by O. W. Hendershott, Berry Demoville
rnr Pendleton. and al respnusible druggists oc2Y
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-12

AszETS TuE COEPAET
,CasA ,-.,'. On i.--u '-l '...,... - 1854 7C
-Bonds owned by the Company viz;
Bonds bearing six per cent Interest,"
80 ssIoi'I = --..' .-............. aI59J0
BONDS bearing six per cent Interest
secured by deposits. with power to trans
fer Of state and Bank StocSs-..-..-. Sl,'"9 - , 90,
-Delts Tor Premiums, including Pre- -
uium Notes for Policies issued...-.- lJ'7'o Oo
N-AU other securities. viz:
Ist-Ioane approved personal securi'
~ and maturiHg from time 10 time
within ive months, being bills 1iscoun-
Ifs-. Fi,trr-es and Furniture ....... ] .32l 81
3Istate of Tennessee six per cent Bonda -u,JJt W
4th-a4 Shares Bank % the Common
wealth stock Bictmond, Va S,4UO 4u
5tb--l55 Shares Farmers Bank Stock
Richmond, Nirtilia ia..-...-.......'-- lJ..uJ w
..,, I-teras. accrued on Rcuds..-....- 5.3iS 90
1rjIeDds declared o. stoczs 6i5 50 IISOI3 Gs
,.-s -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-12

,sses adjusted and due, ncne.
! ,zes adjusted ami not 1ue-.......,.--.. ISL Nn
,ssss unad listed, abe ut.-.-.. ..--..----.-- lJO w
, 5sses In suspense, waiting for farther proof:
, me ursballe loss reported but not ascer-
O tl.eI to he trus.............. q coo Ca
, one los claimed but proof FURNISHED > uO9 90
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-12

The above table is not intended as an exact rep
resentation of numbers, and is known to be some
what at variance with the official figures whereupOn
the appointment of representation viii be establish
ed, but is deemed sufficiently correct to be relied
as n close aDproximatiOn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-12

SPECIAL NoTTCE.-The UNIon ANEaIcAE is conduct
ed strictly upon the CASH syst. al papers are dseonttn
Eed az the ecpfrdttoR of the time ech they h11e oeeS
paid Su6scsrs eli be zoffed ac5e tAeir Subscriptions
q about 10 expire, 5y LeirPGpers and IN
Tess the suosctton Is As paper nil Be dfc0st1-
Hed. THIS is rule from tsAieA there ac b no dsDdrHre.
Woteh for TIE cross marx, and Teas,c your subscription
Eee6y UNION AND AMERICAN - per GBzEf1 in d9odnee
7ri Weekly UNION AMERICAN as per AMMAN IN Gd-
rance.
Subscribers desiring their papers charged mention
the Post Office o veil one To- which they desire the
change to be made
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-12
Notice..

WILL highest cash. the Court House
yard gate city Nashville Saturday, the 10th day
February next One Negro Boy, named Dairy, about II
old Levied the property Of Edward Scruggs, decd
to satisfy execution in hands, in favor Of e. Fonnve
james A. Scuggs of Edward Scruggs deceased
Issued by Josiah Es forty dollars and cost Of suit
Sale within legal hours JN0. A. HAMBLEN,
January 26. '6i-dtd C.DC.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-12

The Census OF 1SGO-APPoRTIONNEET FOR Coz
GREss.-Mr. KENNEDY, Commissioner Of the Census
Bureau, has made up the following interesting table
of the returns of the Central States census Of 1862
1t will be observed that Kentucky loses two mem
bers being entitled to eight in the next Congress
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-12

Nashville. Tenn. January -lth. iSoi-
This is 70 certify the Insurance Company OF the sia Of
located al llichmoad. the state OF Virginia nus com
- b an the requirements the Code on IN slgc, "'
.irr Insurance Corporations, in sect OBS l4so 10 low an
ss Veil as the set esth OF March, 1850 chapter -'
5 10 requiring depasite with the Comptroiler ' SEN,
st,us-d dollars per cent. Bonds OF IRE sale, anu I
~ = p Peek legally auhorized Agents o' Su
Iornanv IA the city Nashville state ol Tennessee
SoNPaA'' " T DUNLAP. Comptroller.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-12

-, DrPTHERta IN MAIEE-fhe Far
RAvAGks S,a;as ~ saws This fearful disease is
mng.oh ..d ravages around US, in every direction
making gsma nal neighbOrhoOd in Chss.srvile we ueder
IN one at ten persons have fallen is victims within
Il one % son9sysd .as 70 a'asr rs Ssya Ssd WINE h
MS el.'J .ae children lay dead in the house az one
ss and four more prostrated with the disease.
tlIsS -n ~ families in this and adjoining towns are
ming the less Of one more loved ones, who
have been smitten suddenly down with this ta'as
disease
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-12

FNRESH SIFTED MEAL AND SUPERIOR
E New Honiny, lin bushe bags Just received steamer
swallow, and for sale by BENZ. +. SHIELDS & co.
iapgS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-12

DESCRIPTION 81 THE REV. THos. STAR KING.
We find in a late number ofthe Boston Transcript
the most graphic account yet written of the grove
of mighty trees at Mariposa, California We quote
the most striking passages:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-12
Life Of Andrew Jackson,
j AM ES PAR T O N .
Auuorof Lue Aaron Burr etc.

j AM ES PART O N
Auuorof 'LHe Aaron BuTr,"eto.
Three Volumes G35 to 73l pages each with Steel Portraits
CRowx oor,vo ED71oy-oIoth Binding IS; Sheep, Sc Is;
Hal. Calf, s9i Full Calf sl2.
sUBscR1nERs' EpI11ox Roya' Octave l9E 5y S5scyr.o
o4go-Cloth, 81 5oi Sheep, 81 Lalf Calf So; Full
Fe ration Of ihis work upon the
careful research and Investigation 1he trs volume oi e
shtd spring, the third and last cou eed. OF
the FIRST and second voEmes, the ures lave sposc2 in the
he life e Andrew Jackson was indeed an eveuul one and
the evens that crowded INTO bis pioneer
~ country TAUNTON Gazette "Aln0st all hat relates
70 him is PECULIAR extraordinary, and interesting
CHOSE who have teea most faar with hecareer Of jack
be surprised the matter the author has
collected B0ston Journal 1T exhauss the subject "New
free from the sirit Of deactioa On the one
hand Of uuriNed gorECaon, tie other. FGrgs and
virtues alike faithfully -Wesern Christian
cone Of the mostreadabeof books. Every page ags. It
Medieval romance and has the advan
tage being Home Journal Possesses degree OF
which scarcely be O7eTstaed New York World
" fsr, yeer account wa never written Of any hero by
any author BCsOn Advertiser Ne work OF fiction c0u(d
be better fitted 90 hold the attention ai bear tie mind along
with sustained enhus5f than ts account o the real NE
of one oGour couaryun. .Boston Hccerder. prom
Tr .;PsSeetiy fas main New YorE iay BooE .sThe
whole lone voume) in two prolonged stIes Harper ;
HCeEly lle most difficult ss. where and how 90 part
company with iCNeT NerE Crayon. "Ot intense and
interest," New York Observer 'e interesting
2oitc and personal history any public
in is country. peuusy liis style is riy eloquent
with and Eueucy Ais the defense Of New
Orleans from inception its climax interests deeply
than tale chivarv, oriental romance "Auenia
Times n interesting and instructive books
hsyc ever read. 'Hu5s- Magazine, Charleston, C "a
beoTe which The conventional aad COMMON
place biographies modern times sins into stupidity and
gisuiGcgnce New York Journal r.; Commence.
ALSO JUST PUBLISHED,
TEE LlFE AND TIMES pHUTP SCHUYLER, BY Benson
Losing. Grown sy0. AZ pages Nih Steel Portraits
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For Tie first genuine biography Of Gen Schuyler i
written character and services OF this tcen a5oTsr i'
our country we'll the established reputation OF Mr Losing
as writer kindred topics give thl BOOK ordinary
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Italy: FROM THIS EARIEsr pERlop 70 Pre- DAY
BY John Albeit. Grown SVo 5-7 pages. With Steel Por
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This volume ON the Of Mr.. h-ots Monarcties
Continental Euupc, OF which Austria and Russia have previous
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PUBLISHED By
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PIANns, mr1srn,

AN now receiving Fall Stock Pianofortes from the
following Factories which will the largest oeree
the city steinway Sons, A a Gale Co.. Haynes Brothers.
HaEleton Brothers Wn Kaube Co., Peters and Webb, Light
Bradburry and Soebeer Schmidt all of which will be
at small advance on cost for cash negotiable All the
new and popular music nt together with Accoeens
Volins flutes Drums Brass Instruments &C. Fer bargains
" come tokne,' at number SO. JAS. A. MCCLURE.
septl6-H
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-12

sT,Tv OF VIRGINIA, CRY OF GICHNc,SD, t. wit:
Tis day personally appeared ueto Notary Public ior
no ity Aforesaid, BoIlISG HANALL, President. and O. 3
ppspE Secretary the Insurance Company OF the state 81
Viri. and the trCth Of the foregoing stat menI
- t gai4 Company mold hy lea real estate
- s ouut of ore hundcd thousand dollars, aa1 that The
aid real is worth a; lest two hunde. thousand uoAS'
,D3 these are the irst liens sajd property.
Given under Ey hand and seal, this 18Th January s'l
- ). L. APpEK>ON, n. p
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-12

Nashville. Tenn, Jan. s6, leGi.i
his is u certify that the HoMF INSURANCE COMPANY, located
New York ia the State Of New York, has complied vita all
requirements Code the sui ect Of Foreign Insu-
&c Companies, Sections l4gs l50 inclusive, as well
e Act March, S60 chapter 2l5 section 90 requir
deposit with the Comptroller o. twenty thousand collars
~ per cent Bonds Of the state.
Nd thai W. J. MARR legally authorized Agent Of the
ru3auy in he cts Of Nashrille State Of Tennessee
Ut DUNLAP. ConptToler.
Policies issued and renewed Losses promptly ugsl and
i for this very popular Insurance Co-Dany.
W. J. MARI, Agent,
s-2aGr No. - College street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-12
TIE GLOBE-
The Official Paper of Congress.

PUBLISH now NV annual Prospectus of The Daily Globe,
and me- Cozgvessio10I lzo6e ma dppeadie, to remind
Subscribers, inform may desire to subscribe that
Congress viii the first Monday Of next December when
shall resume publishing the above named papers, They have
been SO long most public men know their charae
ter and therefore deem needless to give minute sccouns&
the kind Of matter they viii contain
The Daily Globe report CT the Debates in both
branches Of Congress taken down by reporters ea a eas
corps Of short band writers this any other coun-
try. majority OF Them WILL EACH be able to report, 0erbd
ten thousand words hour while the average number OF noos
spoken by fluent speakers rarely exceeds thousand hFe
words an hour When the Of day do not
ceed ioryye columns they will appeaT in the Daily Sooe OF
the morning. will contain, siso the news OF the day,
together with such editorial articles naS be pass
ing events.
The Congressional Globe and Appends will contain re-
port Of all the Debates Congress- revised by the speakers me
Messages OF the President OF the United States the Annual Re
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aud passed during the session. and copous idexe to all They
will beprined double regal SHEET in book FORM guar
to size each number sixteen PAGES. ne w, WI
make, it is believed least 1900 pages This is akneWedd
70 be the cheapest work ever sod IN any country ~
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novs-f Washington, Oct. is, 1860.
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Seeds.

OFYIcE NAsHvELz Gas LIsHT Co..
January 8, 156l. }
YENHE Board Of this Company have declared
dividend Of per for the six months payable on
and after the 10th inst.
further in the price Of was also made by
giving discount OF bills paid between the n
and days quarter and cent discount OF to Rose
f-'--S JAS. II. KENDRICK.
.ian1l-lw .. .: secretary
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-12

nov all men by these presents, That the HONE INSURANCE
sPAgY Of the City New or do hereby authorize and
Agents that Company has mqy hereafter have
IT In the State FOR and behalf OF said Com
accept and acknowl services OF all process Weteer
me or final, action proceeding against said CompE
in any Of he courts OF said State And At j. hereby anIt
and agreed said service Of the process Aforesaid, sh
ayen and held valid and sufficient in that he ali, the
p as II servet u n said Company according to the laws and
c,e OF said S-te any other and all claims rt
rr1r y reason the Of such service is hereby
ss.y waived and relinquished
ye our hans aud seal Of tne Company this e5th day Of
iUary 1851.
Signeil CHARLES J. MARIlS, Presiaen
ISl J. MILTON SMITH, Secretary.
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su.MG HARRIS. Of the Stse Of Tennessee 10
III Who shall t-ese presents-Greeting "heieaS' y
n Zen made that certain Jo5 hacker
yitb having iogl and a;rocous murder on
lb 6sv Of November, l00, upon the body q baFd tS5
- - our county Megs, has lied from justice ana l"H0
running at large. - 4, rrr,- ,..,r,or a. aforesaid.
Row, mower aad authority vested, DO ner''y
hy al sa5B 70 any person Iersoas Nho may a
te s Jh1 Hacker und deliver m 20 the sheriff OF Ja.
. .annty 81 Meigs in orier th-1 justice IL tle O'A
be hau aho whereof, hereEro hand
med tie great seal Of The State 10 he alNed az
& SS.Ssiile ~ the llth day OF January, le0l -
4 = NashViite' ~ IsnaM G. HARRIS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-12
JAMES LOW g. co.

. a WINS AIOW ~ w.
Nos. eos aad 21o West Side Sixth Street.
Between Main and Market Streets,
LOUISVILLE, kENIDCAH,
BAyE 0YHARD, AND SELL CHEAP FOR CASH
AAA PLAIED woolen shawls;
ESelbSb 500 Mixed wooen shaw!s Misses;
800 Waterloo Long "
800 - Square
900 Double Reversible
300 Embroidered
1000 Fancy assorted !"
100 doz Wooden Jackets Iorted
90 Polka &c for children
so Children's Wool Gators
100 Ladies and Misses Opers Hoods, asserted;
100 Misses Fancy Merino Hose;
100 " Ladies' feecy lined cotton Hose, assorted;
IOA Mems extra Merina y
100 Ladies heeced brown and slate Hose assorted;
geo Childrens fancy Tuck Hose;
oGO Misses grey Lambs wool Hsse, assorted;
50 +" Ladies' Lined Tafeta Gloves;
40 &c Mems -
100 g Cloth
% Ladies Gauatlets
100 Lisle thread Gauntlets;
900 Mems Buck G ewes;
I5o &C Mitts:
80 Ladies Bes7er Gloves;
40 g. {" Gauntlcts;
15u Mems Lambs Lined Kid Gloves
100 Plush - Calf
dec9
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.Er,frv - Dils5r, between samuel lleaslaT anu
Peter .arr,Ie under the firm and sye -, =.
EaEHLE . fsy 5isclved By mutual oonseil-, , o,c.
We gr day sold out eur stock o. q acianat ONO All
v Bole Or book account wiz pay the same aS az n
1 hey having ul power receipt lS1 vii present them
"a.adue, 70 e ne parties by whoa hey WI Ti y . qsMBLE
-'.-..'-..4' J--u.ry 9th, ls6l
q. ltESsUly srg rrsE4kw. O. HAhsAA'' i~
7 a.'s,ne have this day purchased the sPGa S % d viii
..s- and agc1unts OF heDsliaW 3 .,, .4i- et An
s l-s lusHe ths old stand NO y aaILet ~ ~ rs ~
.3- '. lIs l1egyes be n1ebtsd eIlIer ~ -, ~ rs
I .lTtl % l-ell4a Ianble nust ray .ie - -
they 7--s I-e-- - -
hereby appoint Peter Tasbe as our Agent 70 conduct me
business i0r US AMI in cur pa%se
r..nv,,. -. l'l-s G. HEEsHAw & SONS;
Na'4Vlle' Isntsry ga, IsgI. sanlOdIW-Wlu
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-12
MASON E&O FTEEsS.
Nos q : Mercer street, New York.
For sale by Roo} sellers generally. coc2s-d3tSlt
Late ArrEyaI OF BoOIS and shoes


g. -1-S- E-LS-S Il -
no. Is, PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE.
= HAVE JUST RECENED AN INVOICE OF LADIES
French Lasting Congress Caters and without Heels:
Ladies French Lasting Side Laced Caters, with and without
Heels
Ladies' Fine Kid Congress, Caters with without Heels
Miss and ChErcns' Boo,ces and Caters GREAT variety
In yyor tr full and complete every dcsc1p
tian Of Boots and shoes for Winter trade.
Cash dealers villa find to give me call a.
am determined unGcTso.d evenly profess
sci al cost. c. b. HALL
No. le. Public SQUARE.
noyl5-tT Opposite ihe Market House.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-12
Change Of Location.

DEING compelled go South account Of the health OF
my family, will be located for the winter at the slave
depot Of Pondexter Co., No. 43 Barene street. New
Orleans where pleased friends and will give
promut of all property consigned me- Ny
Agents. and Jas Scruggs, will attend to my depot IA
Nashville negroes that cannot be so d. Nashville BY m
srucpg them. will forwarded to Ne cans Hoping
by strict the part mys and agents.
tended me respecuIIy solicit fsvors III wing bust
pess in INV line, either for Nashville New Orlt
noyIl-u WILL L. Y Jk-
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Removal and New FIFTH.
HAVE moved my stock Of Groceries, Liquors. Toeac
CO, Segars &c, to No. l3 and IS Market street, Ware
formerly occupied by Mesrs Hugh HcCrea Co., where
will be pleased 70 my old customers AID friends
Lave associated with Mr.. Geo T. Akers with whom
will continue business the style and firm Of Bell Akers
my former patrons and ask continuance
Of their favor 10 the Few nrm. BELL'
Far9-t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-12

Ennisiann Nugar


4 a HoGsHRAps crop Louisiana Sugar, choice srti-
and for sale low for cash MIZELL, HOOPER L CO.,
Nov IO-dtf Nos G and Market street,
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lfother claims against tho Company
Nome except for stationery and othez e1nc expenses
The greatest insured in risk not exceeding
sifts.p Thousand Dollars, Oh Che best
The greatest amount hy the rule Of the Company to
insured in any Town. City Village epeDds on the size OF
m pla and the Of the huidi ngs generally many
ood risks be lai without lsyiuG them too closely coz
. iguous. ,,-, l.,
enas on and number and haraceT the buildings
never exceeding Fifteen Thousand Dollars when exposed 10
! loss by hle-
NE act Of incorporation Of the Gem panyaue last state
Dsrt BOILING v. HA&ALL, President.
N = BeEsKr, Secretary.