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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-02
STATE OF NEW YORK, =.
County Of New York. 90

Jonathan D. Steele, President, and Peter Not
man, Secretary, Of the Niagara Fire Insurance
Company, being severslly sworn, depose and say,
and each for himself says, that the foregoing il q
fu 1, true and correct statement Of the affairs of
said Company; that the said Insurance Comp any
Is the bona tide owner Of 1t least One Hundred
and Fifty Thousand Dollars of Actual Cash Capt.
tai, invested in stocks and Bonds, in Mortgages
on 7nincnmbered Real Estate worth double the
amounts tor which the same is mortgsged; that
neither the above described investments, nor any
part thereof are made for the benefit Of any indi-
vidual exercising authority in the management OF
said Company; that the Mortgages above de-
scribed have not been assigned, nor in any manner
released " impaired by tho said Company, and
that they are the above described officers Of tho
said Company.
[Signcdl JONATHAN D. STEELE, Pres't,
r. NOTNAN, Secretary.
Subsc. ibed and sworn before me 1t the city Of
New York, this eighteenth day Of January,
1862, by each of the above named dcponents.
THos. L. THOkNELL,
Notary Public for the City Of New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-02
CLOTHING.

THE NEW YORK LEDGER.
1T is SAID, HAS A CIRCULATION OF
/ 200, 900 copies, but its circulation is limited
compared with the circulation of garments man.
ufacturrdby
SAM. PERRY,
At his establishment on Brady street, opposite
tho Post Office.
am now receiving the largest and most COM
plete assortment Of
Cloths, CaSsimeres and Vestings,
Ever offered in this market. Anticipating large
trade this Fall, have laid in an unusually heavy
stock, and the goods MUST BE SOLO,.
Ny goods are all
THIS FALLS STYLES,
Fresh from the manufacturers and importers.
shall continue to keep on hand large assortment
Of fresh
READ Y-MADE CLOTHING,
For Men, Youths and Boys, of my own manufact-
ure which will be sold at
II = - { . r N II r 4 q . -
Ishsll continue to manufacture my own Cloth
ng thereby giving .
BETTER GARMENT
For the same money than any Eastern made goods.
Everything in the
Furnishing Department
Can be found.
Shirte OF al descriptions.
Under Clothing In endless variety.
Stocks,
Ties.
Handkerchief,
0ockD,
6uspendors, 30. 30
Also, large and splendid assortment Of
aNNIT4,
The largest and best ever offered In this marke
trust the public will call in and examine my
stock before they make any invsstmsnts. 70. am
very sure can satisfy them both in price and
quality Of gooda. SAMUEL PERRY,
-, -. Brady street, opposite Post Oaies.
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STATE OF CONNECTICUTl GO,

HARTFORD COUNTY,
Hartford, january, 1862.
Personally appeared, G. Il. Bowers, President,
and G. c. Waite, Secy, of The City Fire lnsar-
ance Company Of Hartford. and made oath that
the foregoing statement, by them subscribed, is a
true, full and correct statement Of the affairs of
said Company, and exhibits, so far as can be as
certained at this date, its actual condition on the
first day of January, s62.
Before me,
[LS] f. DODD, Notary Public.
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oTAT1Ae1H II -
Lsnx Fire Insurance Cenp,ny

i
Lanx Fire Insurance Csnp,ny,
Or TIE CITY OF NEW YORK. JANUARY
" lst, 1861. t-sf
Name Of Company, Lamar Insurance Compaoy.of
the City Of New York. 1t No. 80 Wall street.
Amoaat Of capital stack (all Of which 10 psid nm
in e.sh 10 100000.
e- ASSETS.
Cash on hand and in bank 32l.O5927
$50 shares Bank Of Commerce in New
York and 80 shares st. Nicholas
Bank, New York 500 each 100000
SO bonds and mortgag es Gest liens on
property In the cities Of New York
and Brooklyn (mostly dwellings)
worth in each case 80 to loo psrct
more than amount. loaned thereon 2cl,so0.oo
q DER cent stocks and S0-lV0 per
cent Treasury Notes $4,000 co
Loans o. demand secured BY good
stocks az collateral $4,000
Amount In Agents hands 3,S33.27
Premiums in course Of collection 1920 IS
interest sccrucd but not yet due $4,000
3345,s05.30
Amount due OF not due 70 Banks or
other creditors Of the Company, None.
Amount of losses adjusted due or
not due None.
Amount Of losses unadjusted or
waiting proof estimated At 1000
The greatest amount insured In any
ono risk except storage stores $4,000
The greatest amount insured in any oneblock,
town Of city g>vsrnedby circumstances.
Nothing deposited in any other StsVs Or Territory
- security for losses.
EDWARD ANTHONY, President.
Z ST JOuN Secv
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Fire, lnlaBd AM Life llS. Agency Of
JOHN l.. 8WIrS.
aTATUN6E06T
OF rHs CONDITION. o. TaB
Western Massaeh usetts Ine. Coupan,

AT006R06T
OF rHs CONDITION. o. raB
Western Massachusetts Ine. Company
IN THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY.
~ 1862. made 70 the Auditor Of Iowa pursuant
TO the statute Of that state entitled 40 Act to
BY the State Of Iowa.
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name Of the Company is Western Massachu-
sets Insurance Company, and is located 1t Pitu
field, Mass.
CAPITAL.
The amour, of its capital stockis sl5o.ooo.o 90
do do do paidup Isl, 600 o.
ASSETS.
Cash of the Company on haEd 1854 60
Cash in the hands Of and due from
agents ls,6l7.5l
Real estate unincumbered, none.
Personal property 1886 AZ
The bonds aud stocks owned by the
Company as per vouchers accom-
panying now secured and the rate
Of interest thereon, to- wit
2e3 shares Pittsfeld Bank $2l $1,000
IS do Agricultural Bank 2.6250o
30 do Webster do 100000
80 do Merchants do 3o00,
30 do Adams do g., 90 o.
% do Rochester City Bank 1883 %
: do Wsdley Falls d. $500
Is do Pittsfeld Coal Gas Bank 575 20
Total bonds and stocks &44,349oo
Deots due the Company secured by mortgage on
incunbered real estate as per vouchers accom-
SCHEDULE OF MORTGAGES.
The mortgage Of sundry persons and
vie as per certificate Of u. J.
~ iucHeI S''''oo'Vo
Inc mortgage - sunG.y persons as ...oo -
pcl ce''iu'a'' "a A. n''i1e "0''0o'oo
r .-,eoo -
io'al lioi .sases soo'ooo.oo
Deo's o.ne1"isoss 'uieo = peS VOUCHERS Acco"pa-
nJ'ne' DIV, ,,r.v, ,.,
p:.. "' ~ ~ d. n"A ioan'u
~ snaI res ~ e-ooo e,..o s-noo
Ae'u D. SUE S''oo' s''''V S''ooV
snares o o
endse ,I!, lss
ne'a naiioAu "a, ..n .oo
stocA ~ o o0o
Total amount loaned above on $500
Accrued in crest 9,e50GO
Debts for premiums, none.
All other securities o4,oH.4
Total assets OF the company SzIl,2io.oI
The amount Of liaoilities que or
not duets D Ks ana o'neF creators SlJ,ooo.oo
Losses adjusted ana que, none.
do do not due olio.W
do unadJusted e.Uoo.oo
do nsuspense waiting tos turthef
PROOF 'ooe.oo
All other claims against the Compl
ny, none, except for small csutin-
gent expenses.
- 49, =.
Total liabilities So',i9V.oo
MISCELLANEOUS.
The CREATES. amount insured in auy one risk.
x1e 0O0
The reatest amount allowed bv the rule to be in
-surcd IL INV c;tv town ~ VILLAGE. so 40 not n
-endanoer more ihan S. 900 bv any one fire in
;,y.o. &c ~ a"on. ~ Wv ~
Tho creates, amount allowed 10 he insured in anv
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Total assets Of tho Company
LIABILITIES.

LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and due. viz: Fire,
nothing; Inland Navigation, nothing
Losses adj listed and not due, viz: Fire,
nothing, Inland Navi tstioD. nothing
Losses unadju listed and in suspense,
awaiting proof, viz: Fire, 81 $1,000;
Inland Navigation, $3.50 %
Losses claimed but resisted by the
Company, viz: Fire, nothing; In.
land Navigation, nothing
All other claims against this Company
nothing
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-02
CITY, COUNTY AND STATE, G

Edward Anthony. President, and Isaac X. St.
John. Sec'y, Of the Lamar Fire Insurance Compa
ny, Of the Cay Of New York, being duly swsrn
do severally depose and say that the within is
true and correct statement Of the Affairs of said
Company on the lst day Of January, 1852, 20 tho
best Of their knowledge and belief.
Sworn TO before me this I'D day Of January,
1869.
EDWARD ANTHONY, Prest.
isaac r. ST.. john, Sec'y
THos. l.. Ta0RNELL, Notary Public.
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BLACKWoOD'S MAGAZINE
AND The
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3.
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4.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-02
CITY OF BROOKLYN, 9,
KINGS Co1,HTY. N. Y. 20

KINGS COUNTY, n. 1 I, J
John d. Cocks. President, and Horatio Dorr,
Secretary, of The Atlantic Fire Insurance Com
Iany OF Brooklyn, being duly sworn depose and
say that they the President and Secretary Of
said Company and that the foregoing is a true
and correct statement Of the affairs Of said Com
pany on the 3lst day Of December, 1861, to tho
bes of their knowledge and belief.
lSignedl JOHN ID. COCKS, President
HurATIo DORR, Sec'y.
Sworn to before me this sixth day of February
A. d. 1862, at the City Of New York.
U.S.l THOS. L. THOUNELL,
Comm issioner for Iowa in New York,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-02
sTA II II M EN- II
OF THE CONDITION OF
7ho Niagara Fire Insurance c

1ho Niagara Fire Insurance Co.
IN THE DIST DAY OF DECEMBER, 1851,
" made to the Auditor Of the State Of Iowa.
NAME AND LOCATION.
lst. The name Of tho Company is Tho Niagara
Fire Insurance Company, and is located in the
city Of Now York.
"a, The amount Of its capital stock is 100000
3D. do do do paid up 100000
4th.-l. Cash on hand and
Bank l23S395
Cash in hands of
Agents and other
persons 1926
- oo.3se2l
2. Real Estate unencumbered,
). Bonds and Stocks owned by
Company, ms per Schedule
"a" 34S375o
4. Debts duo the Company Sc
cured by Mortgages, as per
Schedule"B." 2l6.55o
s. Debts otherwise secured, as
per Schedule &c" G,c00
8. Debts for premiums, $3.50
Z. All other securities, Is per
Schedule "D," s,s5o17
Total Assets of the Company, s2s7,lsl.ss
LIABILITIES.
5th.-The amount of Liabilities due
or not due to Banks or other eredi.
tors,
6th.-Losses adjusted and due,
7th.-Losses adjusted and not due,
Sth.-!osses unadj usted,
9th.-Losses in suspense, waiting ; 15,s24.27
for further proof,
10th.-Al other claims against the
Company, 5000
Total Liabilities, Sl9,724.27
MISCELLANEOUS.
llth.-The greatest amount insured in any one
risk, or allowed to be insured in any one block
ordinarily $4,000.
l2th.-The dividend, or dividends, declared and
paid during the past pear, 900.
1sth,-The Act Of Incorporation, already fur
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s2oo,4oo.oo $751;, $1,000
Accrued interest on In
vestments. payable JAM
uary LIST, 1852 $1,5S5.22
Balance on books due from
Agents 5.733.37
Cash on hand and in
banks 23,S5S.99
Cash in hands of Agents
or in transit, less COM
missions and charges 100000
Loans on mortgages Of real
estate 2o,s4o.oo
Loans secured by pledge
of bank and other silks A, 1890
Office furniture and libra
ry 1,l2S.37
Total assets --$302 3l495
LIABILITIES.
No liabilates on banks
others, due and not due.
No losses adjusted h due.
Lossos adjusted and not
due $4.l94.5l
do reported unadjust.
ed, or in suspense wait
ing further proof D,5l5CO
No other claims against the Company.
Tho rule Of the Company limits the amount Of
any one risk to $1,000.
The greatest amount allowed to be insured in any
one city, town or village varies according to its
size and class of property.
The greatest amount allowed to be insured in any
one block, varies as in the preceding.
No part Of its Capital earnings are deposited
with any State or States as security for losses
therein.
Act of incorporation is samo as heretofore filed.
c. 3. BOWERS, President.
c. C. WAITE, Sec'y.
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that he could know that he was forgiven for having
once in his heart had reverence for Slavery. The
devotee Of Slavery was human fend. A thousand
OF lhose fellows would march over into Ksnsas, and
II they succeeded in numbering an unarmed man or q
woman, or child, they called it a victory. Would
any Of US be willing that South Carolina should
come back into the Union as che lett it I" No,
no. If he should even vote fer that ne
would not dare to meet the gallant people
OF Kansas again. What were we going to
do with her! Emapcipate her slaves. He did not
care II We began by emsncipatDg the slaves OF
Rebel masters. That woud emancipaie every slave
in every Save State. lie had tried that in Mis-
souri,. He believed Congress would pass the Enan.
cipation law, but it they did not all the people OF
the City of New-York Lad 10 do was to petition
honest brave old Abe Lincoln, and he would be glad
70 20 it. Where was the man before this war who
would have thought we could have raised $780,
0OO0JO. In England lie would have been put III an
Insane Asy Inn. lie believed a stronger power
watching us, and that he would not permit this
Rebellion TO close without establishing where he
could be worshippcd intelligently. We all had our
work to do. but no people bad greater work
than tho people OF the City of New-York Let
them write upon their b.nner Emancipation" and
it would follow. All his energies were pledged 70
secure now, at this opportunity, freedom Tor al,
the whie ra, AS well az tue bIadK. Applause.I
The very large audience did not seperate until
very late hour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-06
Maine Politics.

PORTLAND Thursday June 1861.
The State Republican Convention met here to-day.
692 delegates were present. 258 towns being repre-
sented. The Hon. Sidney Perl am Of Paris was
President. The Hon. Abner Coburn was nomi.
mated the candidate for Governor by 800 votes out
Of 65S. Resolationtjwere adopted follows: First:
Inviting the patriotic people OF Maine to mite on
the simple basis Of support of the policy ard pripc
ples chsracterizing the Administration Of Abraham
Lincoln. Second: That the rebellion must be put
down ct any cost. Third: Expressing sympathy
with aud praise Of the Army and Navy. and approx.
Jag the National and Sta measures for their relief
aud reward. Fourth; Expressing respect for aud
confidence in the pr sent Governor, Washburne.
Fifth: Expressing confidence in the Hon. Abper
Coburn, the nominee for Governor. The attend
ance was very large and enthusiastic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-06

Msy 49, Mary Augusta Winfield Scott only children Of
Mr. and MIRA Augustine r. Presiuger formerly Of this city
ROBINSON On Wednesday evening" June 4, R,ctsrd
Arnold youngest child Of George C. and Mary Robinson
aged ~ months
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
TO attend The funers Friday afternoon the 6h inst
O'clock, from the fesi5ence Of his parents No 50 West
WsYr-n street, Brooklyn.
SHERIDAN-ln this city, on Wednesday, June4 Patrick
Sheridan in the ti.h year Of his age.
New wen papers please copy.
THORNE-In this city, Wednesday, June Jas. Harvey
Thorne.
yANDERvEN-Tn Brooklyn. w. D., on Wednesday, June 4,
Peter VsndeIve, after short Illness. aged ~ yssfs
WILLARD-A West PARK. Esorus. Us'r County OIL Thurs
day June S. Mrs Sally Willard aged IS years widow Of the
l.te Levi Willard esq, Of Boston, Mas.
wILSON-In this city, on "wednesday, JuEe 4, Job l..
Wilson. aged 81 years
r. ed Bank aud Midale.ow1 papers please cory
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DIED.

BAILEY-The rensins Of Col Guile D. hshey T. ,. A.;
Allied tho battle before hielmond On Saturday as, WI
arrive ;, ne residence OF his brother law, r. w Hoich
ti,s Elizabeth, ". J., to-day.
Notice OF the funeral will appear hereafter
gFRRITN-st ker,ico "Wednesday, June 4, Eli,abeI,
wiie o, Richard +. Brren 'cnr aged 20 Yeas. months
and q drys.
nne from her tate residence at heusico on fridsy 9th
inst 1t ioi O'Clock M The Harlem kaifo'a cars ieA'e
TWENTY -,iith street Of 1t O'CLOCK 4 a.
poyvDES-Iu this city, On Tue,dsy. jane Ellie. only
daughter Of WIN. II. and Ellen bs"dea aged years !
month and day.
cOcK-ht Cow Ray, Long Island on "Wednesday Juno :,
Tsncy rele Jacob COes in the I'D year Of her ago.
cRONF-In This city on Monday June p John Grove aged
40 year.
GORIIAM-A, stsifosd, Conn. on Tuesday Jnns > Ella
b. oThs ssed - years only daughter OF ChsTes H. ana
Safsh Gornam.
HgAsEY-In Brooklyn, on Weenesdsy, jane T. Sarie'
Ileau.y aner 'hor bu; severe illres'.
IAvL,6A, Richmond Staten Island, On Ihur,e'y nnss
noon Jnfs Gree ErsdDef, daughter OF the Rev iheo
dore and NJ. Louise Irving, aged years
Fanersl from ST. Andrews RecsoTy, on Saturday o. ~
The relative. AID friends Of the smiy are respectfully inyed
to attend the fanrs es@one' nom 'Ns TsiS, ird
s,r,r, on Friday sf,arnoop O'Clock The remains VIII
be conveyed To Scotch rlsB'. ~ J.. Tor in'sfm'nt
LYoys-In Brooklyn Wednesday, June 1, William D.
Lyon, sged "a years
IyNCH-Iu East Brooklyn on "Wednesday, June Teresa.
Of and late Bernard Lynch aged year
and 3 months.
McLFAy-On Wednesday. June Theodore Lawrence
ss.d ysar youngest Of Henry and Jossrh NJ M
The friends family also those Of Thsodore Moutop are
uyiled 10 attend the funeral from the redence OF n
parents No. 2s3 Madison street, on FndaJ tne OLD
inst. at o'clock.
Poug psie papers please copy
MILBURN-On Thursday morning June Alice r., second
daughter OF tho Rev W. II. and Mrs Cones A. miiouin'
sgsd - years and months -, ~, -, s,,.ui
The friends Of the family invited to attend the tune
services at her fathers residence No ils West rwspy
6r street on Saturday morning OF II O'clock without iur-
theT notice.
MARTIN-Ou Wednesday, Juno 4, Carrie Sprtgue. only
dsurhter of Francis A. and Caroline b. Martin, aSea
months.
Rhinebech ard Red Hook pspen please copy.
MARSH-In Meth,ue Mass, Friday. May 30 a. tne resi-
dspee Of HE f.ihsr Z. r. March, counssorstlAw aged
Is yssra
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on Thursday. June ss her resi-,
d.ncs No Ia West Sixteth street. between suu
Ninth sveaus Alice vito Of Thomas Nicholson In Inc '
The restves ard friends Of the family respectfully invited
10 sttsud her funeral from the Thieth street NJ
between Eishth and Ninth svsnues on sssaiaAy ao s
inst Al IA o'clock without furhss invitation her remains
will be taken 10 Greenwood fof tntsrmsnt
POPPINSOn Saturday March a. In Oxford street. Ccing'
wood Australia After prrtrscled iu.s Margaret the be-
loved vile OF Mr.. John Poppins, aged % years
LimsiicG pspsss pssss COPY.
PRESSING u Lebsnea Tonn' on 1husdsJ'
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Rebel Regiments Observation-Disclosures
Surrender Of Fort Pillow and Memphis.

HALLscX', HgapoUaRTEss, Tuesday, June g. 1907
Several regiments of Rebels, Msslssippans have
dispersed and gone home We have captured nihe
locomotives partly disabled, and several ears II is
expected however, they will be in running order in
o week.
HuLEcs's HEAporARrRRs midnight. Jure ST.
Via LOUISVILLE June s. lsC2
A man who left Grand junction this morning rays
that Memphis and Fort Pillow surrendered TO our
fo.ces on Friday night.
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MARRIED..

GGs-CORNELL-On "Wednesday, jane 4 at the Iesi'
d.ne. Of the brides father No Grove street by the Rev
r. s. Foster ID. d., Csp, d. Wiilism Dgss, forni-hy o.
Ksokus, Iowa. to Kate l., sldss, daughter OF VIM W.
Cornell. esq, OF this city
Wednesday. June g. by the Rev a.
D. Gillette ID. d., Walter A. Place 10 Mary bii1abetnr
daughter Of Ransom Parker. esl., all OF this city
ton n J.. by ,h. Rev. slr. A. Hopper Mr. Reuben q.
K.npey TO Mis- Nellie &. Bizow.
1IyPANY-TwEEDY-O Thursday, June 5, 81 Geo7ge',
Cbnrch BY the Rev Stephen H. Tyu, ID d., Dexter III
f.ny 10 Elizebe,h, daughter Of o. b. Tweedy, esq
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loth oi -
Average rate Of interest paid on the entire debt
35il 900 per annum.
CAPTURE OF PRIZE.
The United States steamer Santiago de Cuba cap
tured OH the 9th the Rebel schooner Lucy &.
Holmes Just out of the Santee, loaded with cotton.
She has been sent to Boston for adjudication.
MAIL FOR PORT ROYAL AND GULF SQUADRON.
The United States steamer Rhode Island will sail
from Boston Oh Tuesday the 10TH taking the mail for
Por, Royal and botn Gulf squsdrons.
PROMOTION FOR GAILANTRY.
Upon recommendation of the Secretary OF the
Treasury the President has complnented First Lieut..
ID. C. Constable, commanding the revenue steamer
f.. A. Stevens, by handing him personally COM
mission as Captain in the revenue-cuter service IN
recognition of his gallantry in leading, with his
steamer the attac 'g forces in the recent ascent OF
the James River, and bombardment of Fort Darling
Second Lieut.. j. Wall Wilson has also been pro-
NOTED TO O. First Lieutenantcy for gallant bearing
during the same action.
PROMOTION or MAJOR ANDERSON.
Among the regular army nominations pending n
the Senate is one promoting Major Robert Anderson
to breyet Lieut.. Colonel for his evacuation OF For
Moultrie and removal to Sumter, and TO brevet Col
ouel for his gallant defense of the latter fort.