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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-16

re- Gov Brown Oh Georgia, stiIl pr,vokes
a varied criticism from the prcss- We must
confess tllat whist we are not prepared 70 en-
dorsc the prudence OF all Lis measures, that
there IS about his policy. as a sovereign gov
ernor, q stern. unyielding constitutional wake
fuIhess, worthy Of admiration and respeci.
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~ The Washington correspondent OF the
World speaking Of Gen Burnside. says :. He is
poet Us well IS soldier He has w5Sten
some very sweet IEecs. after the manner Of the
old scotcI. style. being the author Of the addi-
tiollaI verse to Coming thro' the Rye Small
praise for GeneIal. He may make verses.
but lie can't make victories and we rather
fancy though he may be Burns eyed. he is
hardly Bnrn's-ideaed
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ITo /. oA..s.sy At cA....a.-r.-
J0uN lows.
7 appe2rinE that fhs tefersA.t Jsh. Jsner = =
nc-reEident a. The Stale 81 IenreEsee. that the
process q The Cuurt cannoE bs served kiz- n 10
lere.nra ordered thai pnocztioH be nAds weekly Ger
fusr uceks is he ChAtta1oeEa Bcbal newspaper
Published IN he city ~ CattanooEa. rrquirinE sid
ccfezc1-t 20 apFtar ~ Ctanrcry CouTf - -
bed ~ tbs Court kose in the city q ChattAnoerl
~ the drsf Monday in 1anu4ry nsxt. and answer
bin fied aEansi him IN sad cart b. painHnf
Judgment b. ooniesi0n uil be entered ara 80
Ter heerisE e p-Eis W. sTAErEfEk.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-16

rka- History records several distissuisIied
removals. Gtn Jackson reuoved the dtPPs-
its. Billy Bowlegs reHsoyed HON Florida. and
the Devil removed Tom Walker. But he
greatest dislocation Of modern Zines. is that
Lincoln has removed NcGlellsn.
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TAKEN UP

A Nd but IN Jail in Ch.ff4noora. Hamilton codnfy
a Ea-k tennessee. ca the Sd day q October ISL
4 NEGHi0 Nan BY the name Of John. Who s8fsrfe
belongs to NIn. Jones. Of Memphis. Tepn<~hait Dor
black Is feet "A incles hga. % Year, old
oefs II J. II SWAIN Tefr-~
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-16

rse- Kentucky editor at Frankfort wrote
thus on tie day Of The arrival # our troops
:. Tor bur own part We have oily desired 10 see
the viii Of tho people of Ksnturg y truly re-
Eected alter our reiifalzi c says The Rsbels
aT4 rone--praise. he to God we arsris of sine
vipcrs af death. destruction and 'lamnatioh-
II Is ti1e cid. cid story
The deStl was sick. the devi Saint would II
The dtvilSot well the devil i srinf "a he :
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Provost HARsHALS OFFICE. \
CbattanocEa. Scpl &C. lss1- I
spsst-i Ora=rs.
/ H-rtaiirr ar5 uut.i farther r-1rrs Ire ocs Gunrf
sil cease ha'f ~ demand passes fum ladies' on fha
streets. III VIII pass then VIII al de cuurterT.
Ey o-lr- q CHAs- ". PEDEN-
err-f lfeut- 4 Provost Mnrxhal
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-16
ADNINIsTRhToR.s SALE

ON xorday. the l7Lh day q Novszber. prux-
~ vii expose TOR sale 70 TIE hgbest bidlsr a. ths
late re-l5e1ce 81 David 8a1kin. 6rc'd. a. Iasper.
Tenn on Encnth's credit al The I've sock q Ekiek
Re died pos-e-sed-consistin< q about - had Of
horrs and nules loo head q stuck catte. and iot
- sock hog Aotes VIII approved security Wlll BE-
required The ar1ss1ts under 40 mast b paid
day az Sa.e. 11is l5lh d. ~ October. ls81-
o.fll-lne ". z. RANKIN. AL.
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B5s- That detestable mercer OF SANDER and
srsaIl Wit. known as the i" Daily Dirty otsiOn''
saSs at9the Yankees have it MI their own
way now and we shalI see who's who This
sounds abost as senscless as the ode Of the
owl to-whoo. to-whool to-wlioo
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tn. Dubuuue Herald, Of the 2si has returns
from forty-sesen cos mites in Iowa on tn z fi1ts
elections In foFty-tvo OF them the psniofrAi'
gain amounting in the aggregate 10 about ~
coo Votes since last year
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sURsTITuTE WANTFn.

sUBSTI IL r over flrtr-ssv " var ofa-e !. ~,
n - Tor t1rce years 1r durius sisr var A ,I,-r,
price gill b r1i1 Dor further tl.,ru,--,n nu-llv
Ibis Office
Nov. l1lr4s IN
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The $ Herald announces The death Of Gen.
%. p Mitchell and G. B Richardson Tie
former died at Beaufort. s Ct..Pf yellow fever,
on tn. 2lst nh, and Cen R 'cAf died
Of wounds receiSed in the battle oi AnfittafA-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-16

1t was rumored in BqiiinOrf that ez-E;9N:
ernot Hicks would be appointed Military 10y
ernoF Of Maryland. and would locate .t1s Of
ace at BaItimers.
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rra- The horse railroad recen ty uilt ID
Washington. and chiefly owned BY Phi Iadel
phiaps. has already provel a great success
Y on hiay now go from GeoFgetown TO the Ma
W Var i for FIVE cents. distanE e Il nearly
five miles The humber Of cAfs n T,enPloge 4
is forty.
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I'VE Eish g. hire IS or 20 uesro inea L. cat rood
~ "a D4dc coeuty, Geo We uiil pay good Va.
- Persons having rcgrors % hire Flil address -
n Trenton. Geo. fcr<;llnctf employment
oct2s-ln- ~ B. HcNAuAN A Co
- Knoxville Register AID Atlanta confedsr.cr
ci1py aud end oil 10 Knoxville
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na- Rosecrans is certainly advancing. He
is bringing along with him quite = little fsricy
shop for the cOnvenience of the ladies' The
principle shsw case. we learn is TO display. a
large anil varied assortment Of cuffs-hahd
cuffs
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FOR SALE,


For Sale BY an 0f6cer in the Army.
TWO HORSES. one akhorourh-brei cleaeo~ ksrs.
large, stylish and spiIIted-has heen in the ser
wee frnin the beginning Of the war Would ruis
81 olicer. Age. years
The other youRE siailion { years old Csrtle
AMI dra xs dnely n buggy-
Apply 70 Maj. J. T. CHAMPNEYs.
tof g Maj J l. Hopkins Law oniee. A.in 49,
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OIL or Ass.E-akr QeaErEanaz1El. !

y - ~ IETI-- =
ID order q Lullleflnasicr fsene-ai have hen n
ID Trusted With entire nonfrp u collecting he hldss
Of The beeFes killed far The army TX tanni1C and ne
purchase u Leather fcr 1anaIacfuri1c r1n1Er by
inE iczk1er On ha1i and wiling hides VII Do wefts
address M viii proper rele-e1ccs- Thc Amy mast
be shof. and Il i lie duty 81 al patrigtc tanncrs 10
assist n duisE. AL leather hid ~ unrcEr1nnblr
prices vii y i1rrr<-ed. r " DfLLARD-
Nasor A en-
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OK I,,okDut 1rouutsfs. srn6ay eTsrinr la insf-.
" between Col. Cockess reP1dencs and f14 folrts
one rr1afI gold rntcb ard chain- TIE oEner1 n1ns.
SaIIie W~~hinrton Coke. - inserted - iul %
- inside sri.able reward I'll BE EiTE1 Scr the
delivery u aid watch. a. he Rshei c1ce-
Ors7l n DANIEL p CoCAE-
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ssy- Geo. FfAnces Train who has been he
turing in lie North. is said to le $ locqfoeO.
as well as q locomotive.
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TAKEN u

4 Nd pat n J.l IN ChsiisDoasa HEnEiIou ssrrsy.
Il East Tennessee. On .be Sd 81 OctoA1rs ISL. q
HkGkO hAS. vho says his nasne IA 1ACks1nd RAJ
be bsloaEs % John PRIDE. e sPart.. Whiis es.nfy
A' s.s : 4 s"AlS 5:Es-.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-16

Tie accounts Of Garib4ldi's health express
much apprehension IS
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tits stated that the difficulties belweeiI the
United States AMI Spain, caused ~ Buffers
acts in New Orleans, are being ainicab'y +
ranged
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QraETrrH trrra'a DEr'r,
ChzftanooEa- Oct 1iSt. ISL
Certified acronnfs % p O. Banks. Capt and Oar
termszter. vii L i.as1 az ne o1ire "
noF1-1n Il r JONES
Hal. = Qcnr1crrnnr1rr
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Sir Benz. Brodis, an eminent surgeon d
on the 2Ist of October.
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VOLUNTFFRS

DFiSf fc-y afhnrired - rni-s ara ruztrr into a.,
ID .tlFice 81 .hr Curlcdtrate States = rcrinert e
Infantry Tor he az Csptains having couuarieu
organized have fbrra mustered inio ne ncrTice -
wrtiuE a. VIM hester. tclrrrnphinr D.
c1ert. Tea rs rcCt1lcnt Is wanted ilcrnedlntsly
oct9 TAZ- " NEwNAN-
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Il Zen bctrern he nrcs ~ Is nni 81 i, s..r rssh
wi District. rin meet ne ~ 80 O.ee-,s ii
DC n t'tattanclr. On SATURDAY 18th inst Ths-ue
p --tt cf-tlt-frs ~ exe-Tliur I'll rre.ant liru
Tor rcesraL This ell MS. = uhryrd
bowl = -DHS = LOWRY
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-16

Basr W E find r. the BaltimoFe American.
quoted in the LynHhburg Republican. the fol-
lowing paragraphli III III.
Rev Reuben Fo5d, Rev. s. D. Baldwin, Rev.
w. D. T. Swami, aud Rev. VIII Wharton.
have been released from confinement in Camp
Chase, Ohio. at the request Of GOV Johnson.
of TeDncssee. from which State the reref end
gentlemen hail. It'll
Il is quite iikeEthat Andrcw johnson, WHO
first arrested thess reverend gentlernen.s in
suited them ID the gTessest and neanest man
ner, cast tllem.in common peniieniiary and
finally sent them of from their homes 10 a
Northern duugeoni has rclented and began to
play the angel OF Mercy. Quite likely indeed /,
Yon might as well look for a fountain Of c!ys
tai to burst ont Of a bed Of dung
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of the complaint, pSlsat,z0 for tears, and
ee0rifs for the se-fevers, the worries and the
frets . of mankind. It is 54nfOrtunateIt
not in the nature of our mode Of Govern
ment, Or within the limited powers Of our
constitution to adopt the plan Of his Celes-
tlal eminense of China; and, as a general
rule, the people ofitHe South are not con-
verts to the homeopathic system. There is,
therefore, left noble opportunity for the
philosophers Of our revolution to present
the world, aud especially our little block
AIDED world a remedy against the rayages Of
the croakers for|if We are not used up By
extOrtion and speculation, We shall surely
be damned by green goggles aud grass
hoppers AH
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MmITARY ADvERrIsENENTs.

ATTENTION lst Ky. RECT CAVAERY.
4 An autonrI1ed ~ 6rn- HrsEE u rails 4 csrri-ei
l. co-t- any, A 10 arr ccsiruuE Of re-en.f.tir~
VII h1t ny hcad11arlrrs in his rlarr uhr-r 49,.
-ccouE i-a.-cns hare teen made ~ IT, 49,
eon,ol ce1e lorrard cne and ali 10 - r-rer
eon.s5,5fl-.- JACK JoSES. Cariaia-
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sas- SIR. Sykes left Chattanooga for Mid
lie Tennessee on Thursday last
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NEGROES For SALE.

CEvEN Or esxtlt Likely NEGROES t,r -. -
p PaFtieA'lsrs aPpiy Al tbs oiies- noi5 4
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Commodore Garrett ]. Pendergast died il
philadelphia on the~7fh
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special Order.
No -
T. An persons wishing u purchans spirit.hu.
liquors Tor medical Pnrpoees have crdrr fuD,
regular SurFtcn approved u he Medical Direrfor
OF Pest Surgeon ard Provost Narrhai.
IT, Al perronE strictly rr,hibifed ze1ifn- SIR
ito1s 10 uon uitbiD Ten miles - thezr hea6unartfr
except Druggists and Gr.cery Nercharts. uha have
SPECIAL permission frn The Coumar6ant 81 he nssi
or The Provost HarShal
III DrurEl<ts ard GrDcery Mcrrhrnfs selling br
special perm-lon vii be Qnire1 e keep On c thr
approved oroers specified IN Ar l. and reuru tierr
n the oics q the Proso1f NarxhaI a. IL go al
Zach week Tor inapeefidn. #
~ Al perso found violating The above orssrs II
reffrsnce = seiiia< fqror~ Vii Rave their liaucrz ~
and termed OVER . he Peat Surgeon O. Nsd-
rai' PurTeso-.
By Oraer Of BsiS- Gen Helm. ronnsnai.r Ptsf.
CHAe- W PEnEN
noTlG-lm Capt. 4 Proves Earshal
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
Journal of the III. state Agr'l Society.

To the fricHdS " agriculture and Mechanic ArS
The Executive Committee Of the Illinois State
Agricultural Society believe the time has arrived
when the publication of Journal otthe Society
is impCratEcly demanded.
Pursuant therefore. to the duty with which they
are charged hv the second section of the Consti-
tuition oi SAID society, revised and adopted by the
meeting OF delegates from County Agricultural So-
cictIcs held on the Far Grounds, at Jacksonville,
Sept. $780, they have made the necessary arrange
mcnts for the issue ol such journal, monthly com
mcncIng with January, 1862.
Each number wall contain At least 81 pages
toctayol of reading matter, composed principally
Ol such portions of the transactions OF the State
and County Societies, aud communications on the
subjects of Agriculture IN all its branches, Me-
chanlcs and Natural History, may require early
publication.
Va All Premiums offered and Awarded by the
! State Society Will appear IN It's columns.
All persons and especially Secretaries and other
officers of County Societies, are respectfully re-
Of ger cral interest to the industrial classes, as
they may from time to time arse IN their respec-
tive localities.
To place the journal within the reach of all,
the subscription price has been fixed at FIFTY
Cr>rs YEAR, jarciy sufficient 10 c0rer cost Of
publication, pay able invariably IN advance.
Back numbers for the current year will be turn.
shcd until the edition is exhausted.
All subscriptions and communications may be
forwarded to the undersigned, Springfield, ILL.,
nos. JOHN p. REYNOLDS,
Cor. Sec and Editor journal.
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Having re-rnsurcd and cancelled nearly all the
extra and special risks previously held by the Com
pany, aud coninlng our business strictly to first
class RISKS, We th,nk We offer safe insurance as
any company represented IN the West. During
the past tour years We have paid the very large sum
s3j 900 IN Losses, and hope to avoid heavy losses
in future by declining all specially hazardous
risks
ISAAC uNDERillLL, President.
{. iloLLASD, SeCrstary.
JAMES SHAW, Agent, Rock Island, Ills Of
ice Corner OF Eagle and Illinois Streets.
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Most Valuable Book of the Day!
THE NEW
AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA.

As volume afts volume is issued, this noble
work elicts stronger praise from all quarters.
The North American Review says: eve can
,nrn ~ no title which does not confirm our con-
sfe,ce in the work. Each article seems to have
been written by an expert. There can be no doubt
tI,t ., ieost for the use of american readers, and
~ , resDfcts ,rhercrer the English language is
spoksn. tbs Cuciogadia uiH grrdtly surPdss IN
rals any similar comYi!atire yet issued on either
side Of the Atlantic " mad
In the present startling times. when re need
posting on so many topics little thought oil oefore'
il 10 invaluable. ",
Published by D. Appleton & Co., New York:
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Pitlsburg, Fl. Wayne u Chicago II. K


Trains leave the West Side Union Depot, cor.
Madison and Canal streets, Chicago, as follows:
q 90 a. m.--fast Line, except sundays.
u p.m.-Nght Express except Saturdays.
$40 .. m.-AcoOmmodatIon tor Valparaiso.
For Boston, NeW York, PhilldeiPhia, Baltimore
HashiHgtOa, Harrisburg 4 Pitsburg.
Also
For Aibany, BuGdio, Dunkirk, Ciereiand. Colum.
bus, Cincinnati, Dayton,
And all intermediate stations between Chicago
and the cities named.
Sleeping cars on night trains, and baggage by
this route checked through to all eastern cities.
But one change Of cars between Chicago and
New York, via Allentown, on train leaving Chlca-
go at 6.lO pm.
Tickets for sale at the principal ticket Offices in
the west, at the company's ottce, corner o. Ran
dolph and Dearborn sire cts, and at the Union De-
pot West Side, Chicago, WIN. P. SHIN,
a. HOLIDAY, Gcn'l Pas'ger Ag't.
Ticket Agent.
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The amount due and not due to bankers
ma ,,hsrrred,tnr. al the tUInpauy,.. None.
Iosso. adjusted and uddur,............... None.
n,d ,.,I,tny 1,,inr '.r.o,- -...........S2 $50 9Gl
r,''.,s ,,',,ns,oJ ....,............... $500
TotaJ of all Liabilities. $50. .IGI.
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BY this route freights of all descriptions can be
forwarded from Philadelphia, Ne" YORK, boston
or Baltimore to aud from any point on the faII-
roads OF ONO, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wis
consIn, Iowa and Missouri by railroad direct
The Pennsylvania railroad also connects at
PIttsburg with steamers, by which goods can be
forwarded to any port the Ohio, Musklngum,
Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Ms
s.ss!ppi, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas
aud Red rivers; and at Cleveland, Sanduasky and
Chicago, with steamers to all ports on the North
western lakes.
| Merchants and shippers entrustIng the trans
| nor,atIon of taeIr freight with thus company can
| RELY with confidence on its speedy transit.
! The rates OF frelghts to and from any point in
J the west by the Pennsylvania railroad are al all
times as favorable charged by other railroad
companies.
Be particular TO mark packages via penna.
r. R. ,.,
r SNEEDER, Philadelphia.
NAKGkAW & KUONS, 50 North street, Baltl-
/ more. , =.
LIECH & CO, No. . astor House, OF No.
South William street, New York.
LEE(HS CO., No. u State street, Boston
II. H. HOUSTON, Gen' Freight Agent, PhiIa.
l. L. HOTPT, Genn Ticket Agent PhiIa.
ENOCH LEWIS,
Gen'l Sup't, Altoona, Pa.
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Assets.

Assets.
c,i,or,,I p.k
Amount "l Sa'" II ...... Sl2i,43i II
~: Lnis NJ Ag,ts
Amount o' IHs" ~ ~ transmits
ana III '0''' 57Iss IS
SION. s'cc";;'..iLo,.j ''.',, Rcnl rs.
tate, No. Wall Street. 'V'ooo W
Notes, I $40 market value, 'o'OOo W
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Port Byron, Ill.,, Nov. 18th, lhbl
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.

On and after SUNDAY, Nov. u, ls6l, trains
will leave from the Great Central Depot, Chicago,
as follows
$50 n. IN. (Snndays &ceptcd Arriving at Peoria
at 7.3O p. m, Logansport 500 ?. m,
Alton lllj p. m, St LOUIS lJOP' III ,
Tcrre llautc 35 a. m, CARO- A,JO a, IN
800 D. IN. every day Arriving Decatur at
1913 }. m, Springfield 10 p m, Alton
1908 A. m. St LOUIS 1910 n. M, err"
Haute 3.3j p. M, NInccnnes l.lO p. M,
Evansville sop. m, Caro- $40 p. m
On Saturday the 400 p IN. train Will run only to
CcntraHa. ,,
Trans arrive at Chicago at $50 a. N. and $50
?, m . ,.,,r,,,,
SPECIAL NOTICE
To passengers for Alton and st. LOUIS.
The 100 D. IN. tram on TINS road IS the ohIy
pipht tram leaving the city for these points
SLEEPING CARS On ALL NIGHT TRAINS.
Baggaqe Cdecked 10 all Mportam iottS.
For tickets and Information apply at the ONCE
in the Great Central Depot
For HYDE PARK AND WOODLAWN.
Teams Iaave CHICAGO. Leave Woodawn.
Glj 4. NJ. 10 A. W.
l2OO NJ. I%'1o r. " "
$50 p. NJ. o,lb T. VI
W. X. ARTHUR,
" p TouN>oy. Gen'l Sup't
Conf Passenger hg't
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sta - ~ ~ ~
PEIENI&
OF
HARTFORD.
1862.
Sixteenth Scmi-innnal statement
FINANCIAL CONDITION.
Phoenix Insurance Company.
OF HARTFORD, co>N,
ON THE.-
Eirst Day Of January, isG2.
ASSETS.
cash, siu5 SEQ ~.
Cash ON hand aud IN Bank. Sou,i2i -
Cash IN the hands Of and
due from Agrut,.,..,... 3,39o 10 Slu', ,s!u IS
Real Estate. si;,5Oo.
Rc,' estate owned b., the Company. $1,000 70
Roam. si5.5Io.
Amuuut Ioaurd un Muug-
ages ct Real Esili,...,. $4,000 90
Amount loaned ON pledge
of Bank Stoths,,..,,,.' H3,luu %
Amount loaned, olhorwtsc
secured. 3,IiO % si5, 5,JiO %
New York nauh stocks. >iOI.O3o.
% shares Tinted States
Trust Company stock,
Par. Val, M,R. Val.
N.Y................ $4,000 10000
200 shares American ~
change Ba'k Stock Ny. 10000 lb,ooo
900 shares Metro 2olliln
Bank Stock. y. N...,.., 10000 ls,lOo
800 shares Manufacturers
and Merchants Bank
stock, N.h....,..,,.. %uuuV lS,Vou
100 shares Continental Bk
STOCK, y. N.......... $1,000 ll,9'o
l2S shares Mechanics BIZ
stock, y. N........... lO,1Oo S,5Jo
500 shares PhTniN Bank
stock, y. i........,.. lV'ooO wv"
200 shares Merchants IN ,,
change B'k St'k, Wy. 10000 s'oV"
100 shares Merchants BIZ
stock, \. N........... 1.OUu NV"
'O' wv ''.',.'.,...,. VIVA" 49,. 1000 3,75o
Hartford Bank Slo'hN. >'0o'oob'
800 shares Farmers M"chtn.
rr.' Bank stock. Hartford. $3O,oUo 5000
300 shares CITY BIN Srk llarti'd .U,oVu E''o"u
200 shares Etna Bank Stock, .
Hartford. .......,....'. -V,V'V ~V'"'"
200 shares PhT'nn Bank stock, .
Hartford. rd.......,.......,., @o'"oo l','"o
300 shares Merchants Manu-
lecturers B'k Srk Hartford 2O,OOo IH,3o"
2uO shares Mercantile Bank Stk
Hartford ....,...,......'. sn'o"" l'u""
-, shs. state B'k SIX Hartford l2,1OU 1920
~ shares Hartford Bank Stock
Hartford ....,............ 5'oVV o''o"
~ shares Conn River B'k StI
Hartford. ................. S'pVV ''S""
10 shares Hartford Cuunty IN
stock. Hartford. d........... 900 '''
Waterbury, c., Bank stocks, SiE'ooo
100 shares Citizens Bank stock
waterbury, tt.......' - Io,ooo lo''''
IS shares Waterbury Bank St'k
Waterbury, tt............ I'3uu E,ov'
miscellaneous Bank stocks, Sij,SjO.
90 shares Niagara District B'k
ST. st. tatharn"s. G. W.. 1000 5'IoU
2JO shares Ontario Bank Stock
BOwmausNIIic. ..,.,....'.' IV,"N" 'V''"V
Bonds, ~JO.!UO.
% New Britain Water Bonds. 10000 lI,OOO
10 Hartford Clty Bouds.,..... 10000 IO,1Oo
20 Tennessee State Bouds.... 10000 s,'Vo
Miscellaneous Sill 800.
100 shares Holyokc Water iow- .,
cr CumpaHy's StuCk....,. luUOU lO,Ouu
OHIO State Stock Of lS7O...... 1000 l,sVu
Interest, s2..GI -.
Total Asscts.............sj0 sj0i ,'oi 73'
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-26
Liabilities.

Amoun, of Losses adjusted, and due
and unpaid. ...''','.' NONE
Amount OF Losses incurred ana III an a,
process Of adjustment ..'' l'''4' %
Amount o, h"s,e "t,an hos been taken... 26,o95 "A
Amount VI ", tta''rI ,hn romn,ny......... 1854 Al
Amount OF Dividends declared and o m
Que and unpaid. .......'. 'i0 w
Amount of Dividends either cash or
scrip, declared but not yet Mono
due. .''''''''''''
Amount of Money borrowed. Nohe'
Amount of ali other existing claims
against the Company...s''' None
Iiab,lit;as $50 ,0o0 43
CHARLES J MARTIN, President
J. MuTON SMITH, Secretary.
Agents for Rock Island, Illinois,
FIELD & BLACKBURN.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-26
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
Great Central Route 10 New York, New
England aud the Canadas.

On and after SUNDAY, NnN ), lsbl, trains
leave the Great Central lniun Depot foot oi Lake
street, Chicago, as follows:
600 4. M.-Day Express except sunday arrives
at Detroit 600 p. M; Suspension
Bridge 400 a. IN; Albany Ala p. m.
New York $50 p. n.i Boston ls.so
p.m
6.3Up. M.-Nght Express except sunday ar.
rive, At Detroit 900 a. M; Susp"n-
SION Bridge b. - D. M; Albany O.lJ
an; New York l2.Uv m; Boston
I3U p. IL.
Cincinnati trans, wa VI. {. Railroad, leave thi-
ca.o at 600 a. III. Mail Tram $50 ?. IN. Fast Ia
pres. Arrlye IN Chicago at 100 a. III East Express,
and ! p N. Night Mail Tram.
The 500 p. m tram leaving ChccGo runs
through to Chicago without change OF cars or bag
gage