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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-14

UsrTUL HINTS TO sG&rcuLrURIsTJ.-A correspondent
of the Wilmington Journal subuita the following per-
tinent suggestions, which, 1t is hoped will receive due
Confederation il the rural dstricts
Ia hese hard and scarce tines our farmers and ciii
zsfs who remain at home might profit by the following
suggestions just at this time Plums rpenng; there
being great many this summer If properly taken care
OF az excellent article Of brandy might DO made from
them. All the sppl,s add peaches OF quality ct fer
drycg, should be dried and kept for the of the
my. Such are no. suitable for this PURPOSE could be
usedfor cider and tslilation little further on 10 the
season, the sruppernoug grape rpen :Le juice could
DO sted uto brandy; and es the diffsrent kinds Of
grapes which rpsn later in the season come TO- supply
Of brandy would be hand to make iheni into vine
thus ca excellent article OF domestic liquors. from adul
iteration, might be made. II would also be well for
farmers to plant wstermeons largely Just now; they
would hand before Frost aud by expressing the
juice from the pulp and boiling it down, very good
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We turn to you in mute agony Behold our wrongs |
FAtbers husbands brothers sons Woknow these bit.
ter burning wrongs will be irly Avepged-nsvsr did
Southern appeal 10 vain for protection from in
s But for the sake Of sisters throughout the South
with imp you surrender your Cities
tin consideration OF the defenceets and Children
Do not leave your to the mercy of this meIciess
Zoe. Would 1t have been better for New Orleans
have been laid in ruiz and buried beneath the
than that should be ected to these untold suffer
ugs? Is life priceless boon that for sacrifice
is too gresH Alb no ah no rather let Us die With you
Ga! our fathers. Rather like vrgnius, plunge your
swords into breasts, saying this ia all
give daughters"
Tax DfeGHrERs oY INV ORLEANS.
New Orleans, May n, 1862
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rHs LATEST Nlws IRON HEADQUARTERS.
kCCLKLLAN's HEADQUARTERS,
Thursday Evening, June 5.

LCOLkLLAN 8 uAADQVAhIkhHl
Thursday Evening, June 8.
The severe storm which set in Tuesday afternoon
lasted during the whole Of yesterday The water In inc
Cbickabomipy tsa,to an unprecedented height The
abroad trains frcm White Horss to the late battle Geld
rere detained several hours and the telegraph line was
down in many places.
contrablnd, who l. fl Richmond Monday night states
chat all the carts, furniture cas-. omnousts ana car
isy 10 be found were impressed into the service for
he carving of the dead and wounded from the bat'
ied, and that the SpotsWoOd and Exchange Hotels to-
sether with number Of public and private buidirgs,
we're turned into hCs l,s's I'll the information shows
hat the enemy Suffered terribly
The rebels opened with artillery this morning from
Eve different points opposite New Bridge, win we" Of
preventing is re.cous.ructon Three Of batteries
opened on them, causing them to retreat after hot IRE
oi two hours. Oar loss was one killed and two
aOurd-4 No further interference took place during
he day.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-14

Michi land other) ganders 10 irresistible juice,
and the continued irrigation Of his stomach and various
corporal dversities with ardent liquids WILL think
the season is favorable, produce clever crop OF dill
rum trianoiss. When 1t comes to hard setto q,
drnking-s regular moral republican drurk-I bet on
Michigan Two imhitious heroes that can outswalow,
outabsorb outconsume Chandler and Howard cannot
be found.
Aod Sunday School inter- SIS Of Michigan with great f.
deity.
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HAMProS's LEGION. Charleston Courier publish.
es the following extract from letter from j. E. p.
Company A, Hampon's Legion
WOoDs near aichmond June %, 1862.
Ga Saturday evening, (Slst ult) about P. n, we
reached after long end rapid march, the tcene OF &C.
ton on this part Of our lines and the Legion was direct
e1emy. We made three charges under a terrible FIRE,
through the woods, bu; 10. supported, and
forced TO lal back We could not carry the battery
bu. no other regimen. could though several .ried
The nearest got to the battery in q charge made
ey the Eleventh. Mississippi Regiment, tho Legion then
greatly reduced and scattered acting cor junction with
IN, nj The infantry supporting this battery behr
breaaworkF; which, with the darkness oil the hour pro-
tsced them from cur fire. Il TOO late for the at
tack though all important that the battery sht I'D be
sIepced that night. Two hours more Of daylight and
believe We should have succeeded in doing wha! others
did the NJ xt morning.
In our frs. charge, Sandy Mcdonald, OF Columbia, an
only con, an intelligent youth of eighteen or nne;een
wears Was shot in the forehead he fell bu few PAGES
from me biz death instant In second
charge poor Ycadon received ball in his LETT temple.
lie fell IN front of me- uttered sigh and all
with one for whom there seemed to be many happy days
in store. He acted braVey any veteran Of many
battles
The woods were thick and it was impossible to keep
In line ard We would be brought together that
raj times could hear bin encouraging those nelr him
-"forprrdp | also the body OF Clarence Tay lor,
(,on of Jlmes d. Taylor) but did not SEQ him fall -
These ere the only three know have been killed
The companies of the Legion sl went into the fight
with small numbers. Oars With hfrytwo lost In killed,
wounded and missing twenty three. The Legion, alto.
geher With less than fou. hundred men, lost twenty
three killed, one buudred and eighteen wounded, and
fifteen mssing-in all 1866 men.
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF HrsRIoo.


AGAIN appeal 10 the people - AID In putting rod 10
indontable EVIL Of npressment No p;esnent
hereafter be made and such WAGES will be paid LABOR viii
,ht TO sala tho,e ,ving SANDS TO hire.
all who will TO contribute 10 the
ofihe alex banded forward with such
they spare, for these pu posrs snd report them
ssj GRswoLD, Provost har,hA.
Js0 h. wISDEk,
IeT-lv Bhgadler General
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IeClsllan's Report Ofthe Battle OF The seven
Ptnes.D

neCielian's Report Ofthe Battle OF The seven
Pines.o
The following eXirae's are made from the New York
Tunes, OF the a. Tasy show tina. NcJslan claims
victory at "rhs Sven P.nes," (called BY hin "Fair
OAks) They saoE, also, that he preends there vas
battle fought at Yorktown, which be vor aud that be
vas victorious At Williamsburg and again At We. PCiat
II AoCiell N we're not Yankee il might De necessary
to say he liar; bat, being So i: is simply neee slry
tosy be Is a Yankee We learn, furthermore, from
these Dispatches that the Yas orcs eng aged a. TIE
seven Pin consisted oftires CyDt-Sumaer's Hs;nzs
mans and Ksyes. NoE,a CTpi d Ar1,s as IL is called
s composed Of from two 10 fse Divisions Division Of
from two to 6ss Bg,dss Brigade Of from swo to i've
Reg mems, and Regiment Of from eight to tSslve
companies very simple sun ia arithmetic sil give
the reader approximate idea Of the numbrs e5gaged
agAinlt In the oAtc. They could not possibly have
he'n less thaa double our force, which les than
three Divisions Yet, Mcclellan says his merosusrles
Wsrs "srg ged sg4inI: greatly superior numbers ~
WaGt Talkse
WASHINGTON. Thursday, June 8.
Tie foIOEi;g despatch wa received to-day at the
Wa Dspartns.t
NV BEIDGE, June 5-l0S0, A. n.
10 H1sl. T. n S}aH.oH, Secretary Of Var.
Nv telsgrApbic Dispatch Of June l. in regard to the
baths Ct Fair Oaks incorrectly puolisned in the
neHspspers ! ad with this a cors,c. copy, which
/ r. qlss: may b plolisiei az oncs / am the more
AK about this, since ny dspaei, as pub i4hed,
v.ud seem . K ore the sCryees Of Gsnsrs Sdnosr,
shcl too valuable and 6rli.ni to be overlooked
eo In the difficult passage OF the s'rsam and the suO-
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ie1-lv
wi Lsr JOHNSTON,
l4o Main 81, eoi.

Have recently published
Manual OF siay Surgery for the Of Sur 10 the
Confederate States Army with Appendix Of the gues
Ions d Med cal Department Of the Confederate States
my by Julian Chlsoln ~ Professor OF surge tue Ned
cai College souh Caro- Ina the Conede states
Army Second ,diaon revised and improved; P:e f3 by mall
postage paid t8 81 wEsr = JOHNSTON,
jei Publishers, kchmond, Va.
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A RICHMOND BATTALION.
RICHMOND. Nav s. 1862.

RICHMOND may 0, looz.
To TIE kES OF RICHMOND AND VICINITY:
The necessity Of embodying, in available FORM
and for some good service all able TO do duty In
this trying hour, apparent; for the destiny Of our
State, our city, and, Ii may be- Of the country and the
cause we love- depends greatly upon the energy and
the power of the Confederate arms to be displayed in
the next few weeks months The urgent demand for
soldiers already trained to arms makes 1t necessary to
call all such, in and around Richmond, to the field,
whilst the indispensable services Of city guard are IN
der this necessity lost and interests important to Rich
mond and to the Coniederacy may be, ip great mes.
sure neglected That there FIVE hundred In ard
around city true to the Of the South snd who
would rather die upon the hills Of Richmond in defence
Of their homes and Of Virginia, than live TO witness
their dissertation and disbonor-men who have yet
taken up arms, and yet who both able and willing
will not doubt
At the suggestion and by authority Of the Secretary
Of War; and aided by the cooperation Of the Council OF
the city, exhibited below, my desire and
purpose, possible, to organize the battalion indicated
as speedily possible, and that the public may tnTe
confidence and act understandingly in enrolling their
names indicate the following gentlemen, all soldiers,
Who have consented and who hereby authorized 20
enroll each company Of one hundred men, and Who
will command the Same II the requisite number be raised
and the battalion organized, viz:
LOUIS ]. BossrIux,
WIN. l. MAULB,
JOIN II. GRIAsfR.
J.F. @. Porrs
WIN. WIRr HARRISON.
With each of these well known citizens may be found
roll with caption setting forth the tsr.s Of enrol
ment and TO one another Of them all persons disposed
engage in this service referred The term Of ser
vice will be six months uni discharged and the
duties be performed any to which the battalion may
be assigned within the limits indicated II to be mado
available for any good purpose the battalion must be
formed promptly, aud organization will Se'nttemped
until the requisite number have been enrolled by each OF
the gentlemen whose names have been given above.
W. Il. ELLIOTT.
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June Q, 1862.
rUNE public wi take mite. that AMI after this date
oeer al ho!iEsd 10 arrest mprssH and ere
orders Issued his oee will be ui n 'ih cerihsats
Nhic be cal evidence 9Th ieuy ttee. AMI
Es he his duty with hrmness aud
cion, he does Il also with itesy and respect
=. GRIswoLD,
is9--iv Mai and PrsvoSt Marshal
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-14

ssausnt eounbat The mistake seems to have occurred
in me tFansmittal Of the dispatch by The TEL graph
fsionedl G. B. MCMILLAN
Ksjor.General Commanding.
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ADJUTANT GENERALS oFsICt,

nPcERs ecru Ing for the line Of State Troops porey
" d TO enit srag Ter from the Conie
.syic from Is 10 IS who SUBJECT the
eonscnp law 1hey vii al such persons popo'e
emil, In the State service the officer Of
| crate Army. BY conmAnd.
| p A q
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
The Mobile Register, Of the u inst. SAYS

The Mobile Register, of the II Inst says
We learn that bitter feud exists between the army
and navy officers at New Orleans. Butler claims The
merit of taking the city, FArragu; and Porter desire
divide the honor. FArragut in recen: interview with
the General declared that without the feet he would
not give cent for the security of his life that of bis
army This is told to US On the very best authority
Busr Is about leaving for the North and il may be In
some degree on this account. But more, in ell proba.
by, becaus, be dot exac D feel secure in his own
precious person. The e1lsperaon against him. especial
y proceeding from some of his ordels, is making him
fearful
The jealousy between the army and the navy has
TO high temper that the latter will not obey any
ders addre SD to IL by Butler except those which
essential to the holding Of the city. We hear come in.
stances Of this but not at liberty to mention them
These men have come to the conclusion that the war
is nearly at an end and that the spols of vii be Of i'm
menss vlie. New 0ilsars held, they seem think
aud Buffers organ expresses the deathe who country
is sltngated. TIE vision Of IL ider which this belief
creates are uhoent TO sausy the expectation Of
the keeuest and me apaciOus Yankee in New England
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WAR DEPARTMENT, !
RIcHxosD, Nay 2s.h, 1862

HIVHHUHDi my %'klJ IV"~
Capt W. n. Enott-Present;
sIS-You authorized TO raise Eve companies for
local and special service within the circuit Of the bate
res around Richmond and Manchester the said eompn
panies to be organized into BATTALION Of which ia
will be commissioned Msor-the company officers elcct-
ed. These officers must be returned in the caption OF
the muster rolls 10 the Adjutant General.
The companies must DO regularly organized as re.
qured for like companies in general SERVICE aad Of
all ages, not actually in service, may bo accepted.
GEORGE W. RANDOLPH, Secretary Of War.
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INFORMA ION WANTED, Of the vh.reabg us OF
Il DAMkoH tcRAvLN, Co. B. % Nis.lss Battalion, Who Is
supposed be Ia the city. Re ineed 10 the ts battles
this ely Any knowing where he viii
on Lis frlends w l.nhins xnrd 10 once ie2 B,
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An APPEAL FROM THE DAUGHTERS OF NEW oRLrAss
Tne following IS from the Jackson Missitsippisn:

We need not commend to the attention of our read
the following simple beautiful touching appeal of
the lovely daughters Of New Orleans. We could add
nothing to its melting pa:hos. We do not recolect to
have me. with such gem amongst the many which adorn
the Casket Of Southern literature It shues forth midst
the storms and tempess which lower our heads az
the solitary star which bedecks the brow Of night.
We would attempt paint the lilly or to add
tint TO the blended hues OF the rainbow, as to refine
upon the beauties of this smps, yet eloquent appeal
Every soldier Of the South" who reads IT, will pant
for opportunity to avenge The wrongs and insults co
ouchingly portrayed. Uuder its uEpiripg appeal whilst
the burning scading tear lie distilled from his eye his
manly heart will swell almost 10 bursting with impauence
TO meet the slanderers Of his mother his daughter or
his sister.
/. should be printed aud circulated throughout
my and be the last word addressed TO brave defen.
drs they meet and grapp wish the nsOlent foe in
the carnival of death.
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NORTHERN PEN AND INK PORTRAITS.

Washington correspondent Of the St Louis Repub-
lean dashcs of this picture OF pair OF worthless in Con-
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HANPros's LKGIos-sche Charleston Courier publish
es the following extract from letter from ~. E. p
Company A, Hamp.ons Legion
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-14

GKo. B MCCLELLAN,
Hsio, General Gem handing.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-08-01
GENERAL MYEaaasENGE.
@sDieal Establishments.
Important TO the Afflicted.

DR. DOW continues 10 be consulted nj MS ONCE.
Nos and Endlcott Street, Boston, on Al aissases
of a PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE; ny
long course OF study and praeteal sApeaisnv,e, on
unlimited extent Dr. ID. has now tho gIs ,n ".
Of presenting the unfortunate Win ,emees III, ~
have never since he first INTRODUCED .n em ,ns
10 cure the most alarming cases oi uoNuhnm.t.a 40
and SYPHILIS. Beneath his treatment, Nj .nc
horrors OF yenereal and Impure blood, imposen0y,
Scrofula Gonorrhea, Ulcers. pains anu aistv M, ~
the regions OF procreation, Inflammation Oh tne Dsu
der and Kidneys, Iiydrocele, Abcesses, hnlnoIs
Prightful Swellings and the long train OF hotno,o
symptoms attending this class OF disease are m.ao
10 become rs harmless rs the simplest nllnss y.
child. SEMINAL WEAKNESS Dr. ID. de,c,ess
great part Of his time 10 the treatment OF tnoss
cases caused by n secret and solitary haDit, Which,
ruins the body and mind. uniting the unlol,una.S
Individual for business OF society. Some OF the -
and melancholy effects produced by carry nspis
OF youth, are Weakness OF the Back and Linus,
Dizziness OF the head, Dimness Of sight, Paip,s-
tion OF the Heart, dyspepsia, Nervousness, De-
rangement OF tho digestive functions symptoins
OF Consumption, &C. The fearful effects on the
mind are much To be dreaded loss OF memory,
confusion OF ideas depression OF spirits EVIL ioIe-
holdings aversion OF society, selfdlstrust, tlmidty
&c are among the evils produced. such persons
should, before contemplating matrimony, consult
a physician OF experience, and be nj once restored
20 health and happiness. NJ.
Patients who wish 10 remain under Dr. Dows
treatment few days or weeks, will be furnished
with pleasant rooms, and charges Tor board mods-
rate.
April, is62-iyrl6
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At Court Of Probate held ut South Berwick, within
and for the County of York. on the first Tuesday
I'm July, in the year OF our Lord eighteen hundred
and sixty.two, by the Hon. Il. L. Bourne, Judge
OF said Court
, RIA ID, LEWIS, Administrative Of the estate
"A OF BENJAMIN p. LEWIS late OF Berwick, In
said county, deceased, having presented her first
account OF administration Of tho estate OF said
deceased for allowances
Also her private account against the estate Of
said deceased for allowance.
Ordered, That the said accountant give no.
tice To all persons Interested, by causinga copy
OF this order to be published In the UH,oH Jour
mar, printed in BiadefOrd, In said county, for
three weeks successfully, that they may appear
at Probate Court To be held at North Berwick, In
said county, on the first Tuesday In August uext AZ
ten of the clock in the Forenoon and shew cause, II
any they have, why the same should not be
allowed.
Attest, George II, KnOwlton. Register.
4 true copy, Attest. George II. knowlton Register.
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CAUTION TO FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH
April, ls62.-lyrl6

DIR. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No. Endi
colt Street Boston Is consulted daily for all dis
eases incident TO the female system. Prolapsus
Uteri, or falling OF the Womb. fluor Albu:, sup
preston, and other menstrual arrangements, are
now treated upon new pathological principles, and
speedy relief guaranteed In n very few days 80
Invariably certain IL the new mode OF treatment,
The aiicted person soon reoices In perfect health
DIR Dow has no doubt had greater experience In
the cure OF diseases Of women and children, than
any other physician In Boston
Boarding accommodations Tor patients VINO may
ment
DIR. Dow, since 1875. having confined his whole
attention to an Office practice for the cure OF Pri
yatc diseases and Female mplaints,acknowledSes
no superior In the United States.
N. ball letters must contain one dollar, or
they will not be answered.
Office hours from 8 A. N. to9P.h.
April, iS62,-lyri6
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At Court of Probate held at South Berwick, with.
in and for the county Of York on the first Tuesday
In July, In the year OF our Lord eighteen hun
dred and sixty-two, by tho Hon. E. L. Bourne,
Judge OF said Court,
IN the petition Of MARY p. WALTON, Admins
" tatrfx, OF the estate OF JOHN y. WALTON,
late OF Marlborough In said county, deceased,
representing that the personal estate Of said dc
ceased mot sufficient pay the just debts which he
owed at the time OF his death by the sum oil
one hundred dollars, and praying for license
to sell and convey the whole OF the real estate oil
said deceased at public auction private sale be-
cause by partial sale the residue would DO great
ly injured,
Also praying for an allowance out OF the personal
estate of said deceased, she being the widow oil
said John Y. Walton.
Ordered, That the petitioner give notice thereof
10 heirs of said deceased and to all persons IN.
terested In said estate, by causing copy OF TINS
order 10 be published In the Union Journal
printed in Biddeford, in said county, three weeks
SUCCESSFULLY, that they may appear Mt O Probate
Court to lie held at North Berwick, In said county
on the first Tuesday Of August next, ut ten OF Tue
clock in tho forenoon, and shew cause, " any
they have. why the prayer said petition SHOULD
not be granted.
Attest. George II. Knowlton, Register,
Atrue copy. Attest, George II. Knowlton Register
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Alta Court VI Probate held South berwick, within
and for the county of York. ON the first Tuesday
in July, in the year of our Lord eighteen hun
dred and sixty-two, by tho Hon. L. Il Bourne,
Judge OF said Court
CHARLES WILLIAMS, Administrator OF the
y estate OF CHARLES ~. WILLIAMS late OF
Kennebunk, in said county, deceased. having pre-
scented his first account Of administration OF the
estate of said deceased for allowances
Ordered That the said accountant give notice TO
all persons interested by causing a copy OF this
order 10 be published three weeks successfully In
the Union and Journal, printed In Biddeiord, IN
said county, that they may appear at Probate
Court to be held ut North Berwick In said county,
on the first Tuesday In August next, at ten OF the
clock in the forenoon, and shew cause, ifany they
have, why the same should not be allowed.
Attest. George II. knOwlton. Register.
A true copy Attest George II. KnewltOn, Register.
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DAVID FAIRBANKS President.
SIMPLIFY W. KICKER, Secretary.
MM. HILL. Treasurer.
Fire Insurance.

U,IIE undersigned, hs' Ing been appointed Agent
4 Offhs YORK. County Matsdi Fire Insurance Com-
paHv OF South Berwick Me-, Is prepared to receive
prOpO'als for insurance on safe Kinds OF property oil
every description. at the usual rates. said cOinpa'
ny ha, now az risk In said state, siOOlUO OF poop
eTty, un which are deposited premium notes To- the
amount OF $4,000 with which to meet losses Loss
O. are literally adjusted and promptly paid; The
risks taken BY said company are NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
lst class. Farmers Property, ID class, Village
Dwelling Houses and contents, Each class pays
for its own losses. ,,,,,,,,.,
For information, terms &C., apply 10 RUFUS
SMALL 4 son, Agents and Collectors OF Assess.
ments, City building Biddeford, Maine i6ti
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PeppereII Manufact'ng Co.

THE Treasurer OF the Pepperell Manuiac-
i turing Company hereby gives notice that the
amount Of all assessments voted by said company
and actually paid In. " one million dollars that
the amount OF the existing Capital stock Is one
million dollars that the debts due ffOm said CON-
pany on the arst day or July Instant amount TO
one hundred and sixty-three thousand three hun
dred and iOrty-twO dollars and eight cents that
the amount of Capital stock invested IN Real Is
tate, Buildings, Machinery, and other fixtures, Is
seven hundred and ninety nine thousand two hun.
dred and fifteen dollars and hity-iiNe cents md
the surplus earnings OF the company arc also
invested In the same within tho state that the
last estimated value affixed to the Real Estate OF
said Company BY the Assessors OF BlddefOrd In
which the same Il located Is 81 i2jOOO ~ and the
aggregate value affixed % all the taxable property
of saId Corporation by said Assessors Is SlSf6gi,-
o., WILLIAM DWIGHT, Treasurer.