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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-20
Violation of Personal Rights
The Albany Argus in speaking

of the New York election, says
y We assure those who differed
from Us, that the arbitrary arrests
and the disregard of the barriers
of Constitutional limitations and
guarantees had alarmed the people
and caused them to fear that, with
out a check end a reform in these
respects, the Government would
not be worth preserving. This
feeling, more than any other, has
given intense resolution and energy
to the canvass on the Democratic
side.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-20
Congressman Elected by the Military

Loan, from St. Joseph; Hall,
from Randolph; King, from Ray
Rollins, from Boone; Boyd, from
Greene; McClung from Camden ;
Blair, from First District; Blow,
from Second District; and proba-
bly, Scott, from Washington, will
constitute the delegation from Miss
ouri in the next Congress. Those
who have a fancy for such things
may undertake to fix their politi-
cal status. -Four were really elected
By the military, and all but tooo Of
them ,0ere members Of the Wing par
ty aohen it had an active eristence.-
st. Louis Rep.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-20

LovEJoY AT THE BATTLE OF BULL
RUN.-The Louisville Journal of
November 5th, has the following
Of Lovejoy, whose defeat it hopes
for, as one of the most pestilent OF
the whole Abolition breed:
We have learned from the high
est authority a little incident in re-,
gard to Lovejoy that may be worth
telling. Lovejoy was a locker on
at the first battle Of Bull Run.-
When our troops were in full and
precipitate retreat, the day having
been hopelessly lost, he rode up to
a Federal officer who had fought
with terrible desperation through.
out the battle, and who has since
won a Major Generalship ina still
bloodier battle, and obtruded upon
him some advice as to the conduct
ofthe retreat. The officer paid no
attention to his remark, not even
seeming to hear him. The peril
nacious Lovejoy then said:
Il think you don't know me-"
YES, 1 do know you, Owen
Lovejoy !" replied the officer fierce
ly, II know you well. But for you
and such as you, these calamities
would never have come upon us.
Get out of my way, and out of my
sight, this instant, you black, heart
ed scoundrel"-and here the Off
Ger brandished his sword, all reek.
ing with rebel oIood-"or will
cleave you to the EARTH"
The "scoundrel" waited for no
second hint. He perfectly under
stood the first, slight as it was.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-20

The New York Times laments a
divided North. And what has pro-
duced a divided North let the ALI
bany Journal, Republican paper,
answer Here are its words
"The more than incendiary, the
scarcely less than Internal spirit
represented by Mr.. Sumner in the
Senate, Wendell Phillips in the TO-
rum, ,and the 'Tribunes' of the press,
has united the Southern people,
and now threatens to divide the
North"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-20

"You a dentist, Bob2 I did not
know you were in that trade"
"Yes," said Bob, 81 follow no
other business but setting teeth
in beef, potatoes, bread, and such
like"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-20

IT is reported that the President
takes the result of the New York
elections quite philosophically.-
When some one inquired Of him
how he felt about New York, Mr..
Lincoln replied: Something like
that boy in Kentucky who stubbed
his toe while running to see his
sweetheart. The boy said he was
too big to cry, and far too badly
hurt to laugh"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-20

A Coon BEGlNNlNG.-One of the
Boston Abolitionists has been daft
ted. This makes q good COM
mencement of Greeley's army.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-20
SWALLOWED A THIMBLE. - TIL,
Lafayette Courier says;

Lafayette Courier says;
A little girl in the southern part
of this county swallowed a brass
thimble in the early part of last
month, and is now gradually sink
ing under the effects of the poison
Gus metal, and has been given up
to die. If you have a brass thin.
BILE about the house put it in the
stove Immediately; use steel, rub.
ber, si!ver-any thing but brass.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-20
Prophecy of General jackson Y
Said the old hero to a friend (
the Hermitage, o short time befol

his death;
issa Tue AboIition parry Is a dis.
loyal organization. Its pretended
love of freedom means nothing
more or less than civil war and
dissolution of the Union. Honest
men of all parties should unite to
expose their intentions and arrest
their progress"
Time has proven that the old
veteran knew pretty we'll what he
was talking about.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-20

S9~ What kind of fever have
those who wish to see their name
in print? Type.us.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-20

There is a soldier in the Twenty
eigth Connecticut Regiment, who
stands 6 feet 8 inches in his stock,
ing feet.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-20

The venerable Chief Justice Ia.
ney's health is said to be very fee
BILE.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-20

The Emancipation Question, Go,
PHASE NO. /.


In Mr.. Lincoln's Inaugural Mes
sage he made use of the following
languages involving the question
of his power
apprehension seems to exist among the
people of the Southern States that, by an ac-
cession of Republican Administration,
their property, and their peace, and person
al security are to be endangered. There has
never been any reasonable cause for such
apprehension, Indeed, the most ample ev-
dence to the contrary has all the while ex-
listed and been open to their inspection. II
is found in nearly all the public speeches of
him who now addresses yoa. l do but quote
from one of those speeches when | declare
that have no purpose, directly or indirect
ly, to interfere with the institution Of slave
ry in the States where it exists. l believe l
have no lawful right to do so, and have no
inclination to do so"
PHASE NO. 2.
In Mr.. Lincoln's conversation
with the Chicago Emancipation
lists, he gave his views as follows,
respecting not only his power, but
the folly Of exercising it:
"What good would a proclamation of
emancipation from me do, especially as we
are now situated2 do not wish to issue
document that the whole world knows must
necessarily be imperative, like the Popes
bull against the comet. Would my wor' free
the slaves, when cannot even enforce the
Constitution in the rebel States2 Is there
court or magistrate, or individual that would
be influenced by it there And what reason
is there to think it would have any greater
effect upon the slaves than the late law of
Congress, which l approved, and which Of
fers freedom and protection to the slaves of
rebel masters who come within our lines.-
Yet cannot learn that that law caused o
single slave to come ever to u.s. And sup
pose they could be induced, by proclama-
nation Of freedom from me, to throw them
selves upon US, what should we do with them2
How can we feed and care for such multi
tudc2"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-09

7 LIEUTENANT WANTED. .
IL capable young who can orng thirty recruls
vented immediately. Address Service, Herald otlce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-09
I9HHNIX REGIMENT,
FOURTH REGIMENT EMPIRE BRIGADE,

N
Hrshmen now 10 your time fall in and MI the ranks Of
shs splendid Irish regiment, being the only one
authorized be raised and the only real ye irish re-
country accepted by his Excellency
Soyernor Nor sSa There eau consolidaton. The
aame Pnnnx regiment, Co coran Zouaves, should be a
guarantee 70 freshmen this IL grand faying
point. Recruits wanted for Company G. Come early. az
the ran are nng quarters and trans
port,tion to camp New York An entirely new and
dash relief families OF vounteers tickets
signed by regiment; SIS, mon IN
advance with So nand money Sz3 bounty When the eg
ment Ia sworn from the ranks exclusively
Apply ut headquarters of the company No. Bowery
corner Division street. Cap ain MICHAEL O'RORkE,
or Leuteuank JOHN MCCARTHY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-09
NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY g. 1862.
A TrENTIoN PHENrx EN-.

"A RALLY RoUN THE GREEN FLAG.
Recruits NED Tor Company 4 Pnonix regiment. Cor
coran u Fourth Regiment Empire Brigade BrigAder
General sinoa comma ding This magnificent Iri re-
gment. gu rtered in Camp Ed ards Perpont East
W YORK lev m n wanted % a. up this favore com
Quarters, subsistence and and dashing uni
forn furnish ed ~ Pay from $l3 to 53 month";
from date of enlistment unier the late Of
Congress- $13 months In advance, s. hand
ne oseher With 81, oou W viii De gwen when nus.e cd
into SERVICE also printed relief tickets for the families OF
volunteers signed by the Coon o the regimen
lrishmen your sdopie country calls upon you her
hour OF need. Has such ca EVER been in val Answer
eAies OF kindred desp ssm that now called upon
to crush 1b the DULY Irish regn ent raising
IL Is commanded by OF the old lang Col
James G. Burk' man VINO has Sc service in our grand
Union and the officers associated with hi have been
instructed by Col MI hazel Cor another II
il duty TO and IN bringing Gallant chef back his
again, attn the banner OF the Mon. IrIshnen this
should D. Grand rally point the regiment viii be sxciu
sively Irish, from the Colonel 20 the drummer boy.
JOH.' COLLINS Recruiting officer, 259 Bowery.
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4 rrENTIoN, GERMAN PATRIOTS.


The New York Volunteer artillery. Fifth regiment
stationed in Fort Marshall, Baltimore, Md requiring q
few nll is conpabies 10 their full maAmum
andarl--to l56 to the company an OIL has
been OPP 40 New Bowery for the stmsn of men
for Company B. This company second 70 none in the
regiment II comfortably quareyed in Fort Mars ALL
and its mosrs long marches carryin heavy
knapsacks, exp OF door .ntampnenis
% incident 10 field duty Recruits forwarded the resi
ment daily Pay equal any the service commencing
from OF enrolment One hundred dollars bounty and
RELIEF tickets issued to fami OF all recruits Co hing
and raons furnished imned aely. Apply immediat.y At
~ New Bowery, james and Roosevelt streets
Lieutenant e.. SHAFFER, Recruiting
Lieutenant ORvIILE HARRIS, officers
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CORCORAN ZOUAvEs.
~ THIRD REGIMENT EMPIRE BRIGADE.
y. b. SPINOLA, BRIGADIEk GENERAL,
A


Wanted, inn edately twenty-five men, ill this
pany Officers and 10 have splendid snd dashins
the anage Of those ensng join Company o. Captain
Murphy who belonged to ths old Ninth regiment,
in the city Of New YORK. Enlist with man YOU
can know something about Inquire Of me forty.eish
men Of the Tairy seventh Regiment in this city,
how he treated the men OF his company when cap
said men serenadng him Friday evening the 20tn ul
Relief given the families of the members OF ts CONF any
MUSTERED into the nea States ssryee sO0 paid every
soldier honoraby discharged IL Will be 10 the advtn
age OF oS Mssns s s o' Become good
dr sergeants Recruiting depots $50 Second avenue cor
Thiryourth street. and 4S3 Broadway room No. TO-
headquarters of the regiment
ExpIRE BRIGADE-BRIGADlER GEN.L FRANCIS
" sPiNoLA GUARDS. ATTENTION.
kECRI It's WANTED.
Men good physical between Is and 46 years or
have an opportunity u JON regiment now or ahlzmg
New York Volunteer service under the sanction OF
Governor Morgan, Chief. Pay will average
$l3 to $23 per month few first class men can get
positions noncommissioned officers with chance OF pro.
$50 month therefore be- early Each man ~
soon the will be subssted and clothed at the
expense and sent 70 good wholesome
~ soon as mustered in SlCO ounty when discharged
family provide Tor during absence:
sters and Musicians Rolls BIZ found ., O. Shea's ID
Centre OF Chambers and Centre street, and ~
headquarters, Mozart Hall, Si4 Broadway. ,.r..ov
H kosT. Il ER RE & iAc c.psssn. ,
WV McCAcNxY Orderly Sergeant.
IHxCHLsIoR BRIGADE-ALL OFFICERS, NON-COM-
II mlssoned soldiers OF the Excelsior Brigade
Fort at Il O'clock tbs day at the house Mr. Thomas
Lawrence IL Greenwich avenue. TanspSr as H w De
Captain Co. D. Fourth Regiment Excel Or Bra ale.
7 LIEUTENANT WANTED. ~
waated immediately. Address Service, Herald ofhce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-09
.spALE CHEEKS IN DIXIE WHEN RATTLE
Ii SHELL AND BOMB"
ANTHoN BATTALION or LIGHT ARrILLEY.


IL SHELL AND BOMB"
AETBON BATTALION OF LIGHT ARTILLERY.
MAJOR r. W. WILLARD.
Every teaches tina; battles becoming
artillery duels. Let then, have more
The ANrHoN BATTALION is the only artillery corps
forming In this State by special recommendation OF the
President and affords prebably the last opportunity for
serving heir country the ne Of
the service.
The battalion win OF two batteries of eight gums
each Four hundred intelligent men, OF good physique
wanted Pay and raions In acordanee wikh
the United reg for this branch OF the service.
few we'll drilled csnnoners can secure appointments as
officers uan application at headQuaxters
695 Broadway
DOPE RIFLES
i An Independent company organization now formfsg
under authority from Adjutant General Hillhouse.
Hrave men, our country needs you.
Tie Union Is In danger
Let with strong willing hearts rush 70 the
THE FIRST IN THE FIELD,
show the how quickly the OF the Empire
State respond To I cir President call.
ONE MONTHS PAY IN ADVANCE
will be paid volunteer the in Of the COM
1-' TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS BOUNTY.
L. +. FLOYD, Captain.
Two drumners and . tcams,er wanted.
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THE REBELLION.

CFfroLAS EMPIRE BRIGADE.-w ANTED YIPY1
- arle bodied 10 forn g. be attached
spnoa's Brigade. Pay from $i3 So per month. % com
nee upon the Of enlistment Clothing and subsistence
furnished upon being mustered in $40 bounty
at the end OF the war Apply % CAPT. r. sAlvOfTI
Recruiting Ohicer, "a Grand street.
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BOUNTY, BOUNTY, BOUNTY.
ID sPINOLA EaPiRE BRIGADE.
II ~ NAW A

338 cash wife and children you 60 TO
the $75 when discharged
Pay rangin. $3 $2. Rations, Clothing and
Portable Quarters furn shed mne.iae ely Two vacancies
now Tor nee, mnssionel o0c Apply cary
X, ocuiting Onneer, Lieut.. JOHN q. FIELD.
"a Nassau street, n. Y,
and n Allan street, BROOKLYN.
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DECRUITs wANTED-CoMPANY r, PHOENIX RE.
III giment, Corcorsn ZouAyes-FOurth regiment, EN-
Brgade.-Tnis Irish regiment.
BY Colonel Corcoran should be the great raying point
be commanded by Colonel James c. Burke The officers Of
the regiment instructed By Colonel Cooran before his
several OF them served
under him during the three months campaign Quarters
aud cethng transportation 70 cap mt East New
York mustered in. Pay from $i3 TO S23
pei, month"; TO commence from date OF enrolment One
bounty gwen when the mustered into the United
Stats service Relief tickets signed by the Colonel Of the
regiment given the families of volunteers Recruits
ceved the headquarters OF the Company corner West
and Liberty streets: Denis Burns Nineteenth
and First avenue; Patrick Murphys corner Second
Thirty second street. and At James Burke 81
East Fory-fourth We call upon you, fellow
trymen rally round the Green Fag Your brAveand Inn
prisoncd chirt-Michzel Corcoran-is immured
southern prison, where he calls for assistance
Snail that cry be in vain
Then up with the Green Flag
The Red, White aud Blue;
In striking for Columbia
We strike for Erin,
BERNARD O'RlELY, Captain.
NJ n. OkEEFE, First l. eutenant.
ROBERT NJ. MURPHY Second Lieutenant.
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a||I.-|aaI'9 ai-aHi'|7l-iIs=
BILLIARDS.

~~-~~~~~~>.Se~~~~--~,>.
DILIIARD TABLE wANTED-SEC0ND HAND. IN
ID good order; must have slate marOle bed and APP
proved Address W., box 364y Post once giving
descript and price. and where TO be seen
I,OR sALE-SECOND HAND BILLIARD TABLES
with marble and slate beds and every thing complete
equal TO new, at JAS, WALKERS factory CT A street.
Also Tables 10 let
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-09
DHENIx REGIMENT.
il "COR, DRAM ZOUAvES"'
FOURTH REsIMENr EMPIRE BRIGADE.


Company OF this magnificent dnsh regiment wants
"thrty' age>bodieu NIL 10 the maximum stand
ard rishr,cn your adopted country is danger and
yoar sroHC right hand sseeded 20 upnoid the constitution
ana enuros No call made vain upon
lrshmen when liberty was in DANCER Company II 10 ON
the Emerald Isle. and expense VIII
be spared company OF the regiment
Quarters subsistence transportation to camp at East
New York A ~ and hashing uniform furnished. Pay
Sls 20 s2s month One months pay in advance
81 and VIXEN mustered In. $S3 bounty Ad-
vancef Of the regiment Relief tickets
s~ned by the Colonel OF the regiment Tor the families OF
Come and apply TO Lieutenant JAS A.
SULLIVAN, mt headuuart. 53t Broadway.
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cPINoLA's EMPIRE BRIGADE.
- RECRUITS WANTED,
FOR Company Hlhouse Light Infantry, OF this BRIGADE
Pay from SIS TO SIS per month.
Uniforms furnished mustered and relief tickets
issued 10 families Immediately.
quarters ations provided mus
tered at Camp Pierrepont East New York.
Volunteers will receive e25 bounty and months ad-
when mustered, and e75 bounty when henorAby
discharged.
Eniistlnent for three years during the war.
Two dollars will be paid to any party furnishing or
recruits For full particulars call At No.
street. or At Captain residence Of Leonard
and Devoe streets, williamsburg -
First Lieutenant w. u. AVERY.
youw VoCLx ORDERLY Sergeant
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XNANrED-BY THE suBsCRIBER. A LADY IN

SUbSCHIBHH,
w whose bosom throbs patriotic pulse to the transport
alone Of liberty who willing 10 share the CORY already
hard fought hed in the defence OF right and
justice. The early part OF life passed under the
fosternng u tender mother; since then have noe
known the Joy of home Weared Of the loneliness Of sins
gle lite, very DESTROYS of taking 10 my heart
panon for fc II any OF the fair readers % this are win
Into rnonia contract, they VIII plcano
their willingness hy enclosing cart de visitc In
ee expressing their terms, addressed TO Theodore Ader
General Popcs Department. Va Caibes de visitea yW -
promptly returned II desired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-09

CITUATIoN wANTRD-By A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
- woman, nrst class cook understands all kinds Of
bskinp and desserts objection to the hotel
in the country. Cali for two DAYS at l33 Amiy ST. In the
rear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-09

nrArRIMoMAL.-A YOUNG WIDOW LADY VERY
M pleasantly suaed would like to form the scquaiut-
snce OF gentleman not less than forty years Of age
have some ready means. Address for weck, Hope,
station ID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-09

yxyANrEp--A JoURNEYMAN BUTCHER; ONE WHO
w is able Of taking charge of shop and
wen Apply aP Moores butter stand lly and
l2O Washington msfket.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-11

HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
Ii Agent for the above reliable and responsible
Companies. am prepared 10 issue Fire Policies o.
Dwelling Houses. Stores. Warehouses. Household
Furniture, Merchandise &C., on the most fAvorab,
terms. sS-Losscs literally adjusted and prompt
" paid. JAMES n. TURNER. Agent.
Ofice At Turner & McKeer'e wa-chonse.
may26dtf
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- u * 7 II "A 9 II

OJ ti1 FLFTg6gT8 SEl1-AHgU1L STATE
.kKlyT u tts condition Of rse HCHE LsSLt
RAgCE C0kPA-VY q tie CUy of HSsC YcTi,
on Gis 10 cdg of fGnlG~R. 1851.
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MEDICAL
scrofuia. or King. Evil,

Is constitutional discasc. a corrupto1 a the
i blood. ~ Which this heid becomes Whales, weak.
and poor belng Ia tbs circaiafion, u perv&nes the
whcie booy, and mas bufst IL tl8casf 6ry part
q H. No oFgaR il free IRON iis siacks 4 there
which Ia may not drsfr@y. Tho scrofrlors tainf
a ysTiousiy cansod b ueFcrsi dis1sse. low LIVING
disordered % urhesithy food, Impure Ar, nth sui
nithy hstits the cepressing Wees and, above AL by
the senereai iniection Nhntever tf Ia oriFn Il =
hereditary lu lie Constitution, cescflcing tron ps
rents cliidrsn unto thf lhirt and f0crh genera
tion;' iudeet, IL scerns v BE- the rod oi hin wbo
ssys, II vii visit the liqeues = he i2thefs upon
their children.n
lie efects cosasnsDce iy deposition iSeu'tis tioci
u oorrupt II acero1s ulatfcr. Which, n thc lunFs.
liver, ard Internal organs, Is terinei fuher~is>, n
thc glands. DWELLINGS, aid o. tht E1risrs erup'ons
o. sores- ihis ecrrupiiet. Which Ecdffs "a tne
blood depfeescs tie tutfeice 81 iif. - tAff pfo-
lous conpiainls. bet uley have "a lses l-sFT -
stfbstR11 tle aifscks II ether ci.ca1te, co>f t' -
~ vasf ronptersI Irr>h ~ disorders ~nra. -i-oue
screfuisfs IN fhcif rsrrre, sul rraiefe "a
ts - this. a. An she system. N0sf q lle coD-
slEPupn vtich decimsted tie burisn fan'iiy nfsiti
orill cirecfly d this scrciricrs contasuinas
many destructive daessfes q the liver. tid
brain, and, fnaecd. q "a. the orgtns. sr-s aoas
sre aggravated - tne ssuae csuse-
One quartz - Ell ogr people are scrofuorss teir
persons arc invaded ~ THIS iortirr iilieciic1 sn1
their health g. Undetermined ~ a.. cssInr 4 frOIu
the system must reloTsie tbs blood - ~ ers-
tse meolclns, aid invigorste u hy besiihy food Erd
exercise. such a rediciue supply On
Y l. pf[
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ASSETS
Cash, Bals11o II Bank, f25ST 80
Bonds and Mortgages (beng Grst hen On
Real Estate, worth ~ csst Al s07 200, 0Ge 652 O3
Losns on Stocks, payable on demand,
market value Of securities $l9I, SO b0) Ia $50 90
Bank Stock, tInarkci valuel 7s,s75 o.
United states Treasury Notes, lmsrket
sslre, la3, 1898 60
Brooklyn City Water Bonds, l0,250 0o
Sorth Carolina State Bonds (market val, 1850 ec
Missouri State Bonds (Tnsrket value, i4 600 0e
Real Estate, No. Wall Street, s5,305 ~
Interest due on lst January, 1881. iof
which e22, $50 p has since been rec'd. 27.7Os 81
Balance In hands Of Agents and IN course
oftransmission from Agents. on - Of
January tof which 81, ,9SG u has since
been received), 5000 10
land Risks. s4,sss Os
Other Property, Ni7cellareous items, 6.5lO 90
proniusns dec >ra nnsclle<ssf or Poll
cies issasi Al Oaace, - '-z-.--s.fss A.
Total. sise5,scs g.
CHARLES J. MARTIN, PAssIDrSs,
A. F. wILLNARTH. vIos PAExu,Fsr
J. AGLTON SMITH. srckxrARv
.OHN NcGEF, Ass'r sro'r
CHARLES sstsfs, Agent.
No. PiG.NIX ROW,
Ioaladn "TRIP EaUTE. ND