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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-19
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE-Notioe

"A 70 hereby gwen, that in pursuance Of license to
me granted ey VIM H. nnskney, Judge Of Probate for
the premises Saturday the 18th day Il Jaauasy psx
at O'Clock il the sftsrnooa Il aid day. all tie eht
the following parcels Of land subject all ens and in
eumes.ncss upon the sams, and the widows right OF
dover therein, the south quarter IL the south
east quarter Of section twenty COY town four ~
north Of rsnestwo 2 west, containing 20 acrss
less also tbs vsst dfeeo 5 OF south east quar-
t@ Of south sast quarter Of section twenty (2o)
town sOrth Of raoge vest. Terms made knOvu on
cay Of sAls. SYLVESTER G. SCOF1EID
One Of the EEseatsrs a the estate Of Ewood
lAnsisE. De 10, 1851 6v346
The above sale = adjourned until Saturday, the sth
day Of February, at O'Clock p. ~ at the same place
353w3 9. G. SCOF1E1D, Executor.
The above sale il hereby postponed until Saturday
the sth day Of March, the place and time day
3s5w4 8. G. SCOFIE1D, Executor.
The above sale is hereby postponed until Saturday
the I'D day Of March inst the plsce and time
OF day. 5. G. SCUf1E1D, Executor
lansing, March sth, 1862 2wsse
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-19

REPUnI.lcAs CITY CONVENTION

Republican City Convention viii be held at Repre-
sentative Hall, on Wednesday evening April ID, 1854
for the purpose Of nominating candidates for city ON
GERS to be supported at the coming city election Each
Ward will be entitled To Is delegates.
BY ORDER OF The CITY COMMITTEE
lansing, March 18th, 1854
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-19
LANSING TOWNSHIP CAUCUS.

The Republican electors Of the township Of LAnsn,
requested to mset in the Common Council
Room in the city Of lansing, Saturday afternoon
March 10Th, at O'Clock p n for the purpose Of nom
mating atcket for township ocers to be supported
the ensuing spring election
BY ORDER OF TOWN COMMITTEE
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-19

SarSfEo 'RoUHD.-fhs Clarksvills (fsanss.
sse.) J1~sesias he's come oct - Uniso p.
per. II was one Of the most rabid Of the rsbsl
journals.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-19
sssr EMPLoYnEsr, rssl
AGENTS WANTED.
1871

We silpsy from SIS tn Us per month, aud ell sxpsn.
ses, to active Agents. give eommissi.n Particular
sentf &c. Address Erie Sswing Machine Company,
JONES, Genera Agent, Milan ohio lySl2
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-19
II ADU2B68BD.
ren0s o. sUOScRsPTIoN.
safes o. ADVERTISING.
s,..rs Of 10 lines, q for the drst insertion, an

x.,ly Aavsstissnsnts have the privilege Of three
I'm Ysasly rates apply 70 regular and srcinary
-. Aavss IT, msnis only. AlIoshsrs charged By the
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-19

i The Postmaster General has discOtinusd the Post
Oice 1t Camp Creek in the county q Eaton Stase OF
Nichiaan on account Of the resignation a TIE Post Ms
ter, and there being No eaAAidaie- AhnaA matter BE-
longing that once from this date, VIII b Distributed
aS this o15cs. as ---
lansing, March II, A. D. 1851
lw3s9 4 r UURR, r. II
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-19
REPUBLICAN CRY CoNvENrIoN.-It Y

REPUBLICAN, CRY CoNvENrIoN.-It will
b seen from notice in another column that the
city committee have called conveation for The
seninatioo Of city sfRcsrs. We wssld suggest
y The several ward conmittses the propriesy Of
designating ct once the time Of meeting in their
respective wards for the appointment Of dele
eaGss, h., and that they notify 10 Of such de-.
iglasisa IN order that ws may publish the same
n cur next weeks issue
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-19
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS-Iu

Pursuance VI of the Legislature Of the State
OF Michigan 10 provide for the Drainage swamp Lands
by means State Roads and bitches approved Feb IL
A 1889 and the acts amendatory thereto the under
signed Commissioner for the Greenvie and Big Rapids
State Road will proceed TO let jobs for the Improvement
OF said road commencing the village OF Greenviile
thence letting north in the counties Of Moncain and
Aecosta according 10 the survey OF said road TO the
lowest responsible bidder, at Prstts Exchange, Ii
the village OF Greenve the 18th day OF April next
al ten clock A NJ Contracts will be made for the i'm
provement OF said road payable in swamp Land pro-
yided by the above named act The Commissioner re-
serving the right 70 reject any all bids consistent
with the interest OF the State.
The manner OF improving said road and any further
information be had application the Commission
err At any time previous to the day Of letting
STEPHEN R0SSNAN,
Commissioner.
Greenv lie Feb q, 1862 sw2SS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-19

Nort-Ihe Interest accrued and due, stated above
mas al been paid since LIST inst, except $3.50 co.
p. NOTNAN, Secretary.
eth The amount Of liabilities Of said Company now
due 70 Banks, and other creditors, ID nothing
9th The amount Of losses by said Company now ad-
Justed and due, Is nothing.
It'll Ths amount Of losses adjusted not DUE Is moth
ing
sth The amount Of losses unadusted At the present
time, does not exceed Sl2 900.
9th The amount Of losses in suspense awaiting proof
will not exceed $ ,274 q.
10th. The amount Of all other claims due from ssiA
Company, 10 nothing.
llth- Dividends due, S2,l7O.
JONATHAN D. STEELE, President
p. NOTAAN, Secretary.
STATE OF NEW YORK, l..
COrxrY OF NV YORK
Peser hoffman being being duly sworn, On his oath
doth depose and that he has read the foregoing
statement and knows the thereof that this de
that he has good believe and does believe said
statement ~ be true.
p NOTMAN, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before me- at New York in
said state and county this I'D day Of Feb A. d. 1862
THOS. L. THORNE1I.,
Commissioner for Michigan IN New York
STATE OF MICHIGAN
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY STATE,
hereby certify that the above is true copy OF the
original statement Of the Niagara Fire Insurance Com
pauy, on file in this Office.
In Testimony Whereof, have hereuntO set
my hand and affixed the Great Seal of the
H. State Of Michigan, at lansing this sixth
day OF March, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty two.
GEO. H. HOUSE,
Deputy secretary of State
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-19

THO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
uvvS. aar,h has la ny bsl anA board VIII
out any tus esOs - Hseseees :.
- S.ns.SSsca - ~ eafFnee ah0 ~ da1a. =
~ o Ssss - lesk, m s
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fAdvertisment.l

II you think goods cannot be bought
slov BOW q ever, 20 to Aliens and be con-
,;seed 70 the contrary.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-19

SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS,
II EPT By A. UPSON. 8. 8. Missioa
1na1he, 0saoess7eth ,1oo4 e. 80 q s7rs-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-19

Statement fled in the Office Of Secretary q STATE A'eh'-
gan, February Is, 1862
To Tas Hon SECRETARY OF STATE OF MICHIGAN: Inc un-
dsrsgped officers Of the New England Fire and Marine
Company in compliance with an act entitled
An Act to regulate Fire, Marine LIE and Health lnsur
ance Companies and their Agents. Associations Part
nershps and Individuals, doing Fire. Marine, Life and
Health Insurance incorporated by the State
Of Michigan approved February 18TH 1889, as amen
died. February 18th, 1851, make the following Annual
Report:
land Fire and Marine Insurance Company, Of Hartford
doing business Hartford in the State OF Connecticut
which is the location of their principal office
ID That thoamOunt of their Capital STOCK Is the sum
of two hundred thousand dollars.
3D. That of said Capital Stock the sum 9. .wS %,
thousand dollars has been paid by the STOCKHOLDERS Oh
said Company. go - e....... y, ,no
following items:
Cash on hand and in Bank. .. 6,soO "
Cash in the hands OF Agents.. lo,zso w o.o Nd
Real estate unencumbered none,
Debts due the Company secured
by Mortgages Of Real Estate,.. $S9,s4' %
Debts due the Company, secured
by pledge of Bank Stock,... lo,'i " AZ no %
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-19

State of Tennessee. 9
per cent. Bonds. 1
state ~ kentucky. 8
Der cent. Bonds,....
100 shares Continental
Rank Stock, n. Y.
100 Shares Park Bank
Stock. New York..
100 shares Bank State
Of New York Stock
New York,.........
100 shares American
Exchange Bank Stock
New YOrk,.........
100 shares NetarpOlit-
an Bank Stock , n. Y.
100 Shares Bank Of n.
Y. Stock, New York,
100 Shares ocean BANK
Stock, New York. d.
200 shares National
csl~ ~ "
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-19
CAR D.
No Advance in Prices
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
CIockeIy, China, and Glass Ware
g "a CD II IA
j. W. A NJ PHLETT.

ITO MY CUSTOMERS AND THE
Il citizens Of hgham, Eaton, Clinton and Shiawassee
counties would announce that the unparalleled
of the past year has induced open the campaign
1862 with attractive and complete assortment Of
Crockery, China, Glass and Plated Ware Kerosene
Lamps Lanterns, &c. &C., than ever exhibited in
any Store in the Grand River Valley Thanking you for
the liberal avors received, cordially invite exami-
nation Of goods. Pedging continued uniform course
Of fair dealing, would respectfully solicit continuance
Of your patronage.
"a. IngersOlls New Block, opposite the Capitol
lansing Nlch March L. 1892 3m3sQ
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-19

GREAT AUCTION SALE
ON THURSDAY, AARCH 20, 1862.
OVER 100 ACRES OF THE
hickory Grove Nurseries,
IN TOLEDO. OHIO,
WI be Sold to the Highest Bidder
I'LL HEALTH COMPELS THE

LII 111AAA N OOM1 G1O ldC
Proprietor to abandon the business The stock 10
young, vigorous and healthy, me lands under very
high state Of cultivation, comprising full assortment
from plants in bud 70 srsss IN blossom, q the most
The climate and soil the best possible which, with
the great extent Of Nursery interest
about Toledo, makes this equal TO- not the best place
In the world, for the business.
In closing this large stock, In these hard times We OF
pect TO make great sacrince giving Planters Dealers
sno nLss Margin P.stiss IN want Of
VI Choice Trees and Plants IN dns condition 1t their
own prices and almost their terms Of payment
ne1 price, prompt Ply not % much sought
The stock will mostly be offered in blocks a. now
growing, with Of the ground years TO mature IT,
Anenss@ens nave oeen maao with our foreman totake
our expense, for which We win charge low fixed price
70 b named on the day Of SALE that purchasers
nee OF engaged N 3snss pursuits and not familiar
their stock and yet be able TO Determine the exact
Of their Trees when ut for market Much pains will
aso Pc 70 instruct NE unnitatsd free Of charge
portion Of the stock being grounds that must be
cleared and Of suitable transplant win be offered
70 Dealers Planters and FaTmers in small lots At EN-
phaticay their own prices
TAs several blocks numbered and carefully do
ecrosd cAtalogus copies Of which be bad at
O0ce, over Breeds store and 1t the principal Hoee IN
Iosedo; me ground. eommsnee ~ miles above the
Oliver House, and extends mile WessWardna Broad
way and the Canal.
Persons want Of Trees either in large or small
quanuues, are Requested 10 exAmine the Stock viii
catalogue in hand, several days before ths sac tn
they may privately mark their opinion Of vaus and b<
prepared to bid understandingiy, without agan passnl
over the Nursery. The sale Win b made at the Collin
House, commencing as 10 A. L. Come prepared 70 Bay
for the sas viii be positive without reersaos 70 vsaah
er ~ price, though no more than cent? q dollar
valae be offered.
ne Nursery Farm (9ek aeres will be sold or easet
On rsasonabas terms, Z desired.
Parties at distance wanting Catalogues further in
1brmatioa, viii please address
ISRAEL HALL, Toledo, o.
Toledo, March 8, lse2. Ssow2
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lBY STAFF ArIBORnYl
OF THE CONDITION OF THE
Niagara Fire Insurance
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK

10 0e Hon. Secretary Of State Of ASeAipan:-Ths Under
signed, ocers Of the Niagara Fire Insurance Company
NJ compliance with Act entitled An act TO regulate
FIRE, Marine Life and Health Insurance CompAnies and
their Agents Partnerships and Individuals
not neof porated by the State q Michigan approved
make the following annual report:
LIST The name Of the Company IL The Niagara Fire In
eurance Company doing business in the City Of New
York in the State Of New York which 10 the location o(
their principal ONCE
ID That the amount Of their Capital Stock the
Of two hundred thousand dollars
Sd. That Of said Capital Stock the Of two hun
dred thousand dollars has been paid by the Stockholders
Of said Company.
9Th That assets Of said Company consist OF the fol
lowing items:
Cash on hand and in Bank, 49,. s .2se IS
Cash In hands Of Agents, ASS o.
,iA -
Bonds and Mortgages, being all FIRST liens on
the property in each case, per SEIZED
ulo A. :lS, $50 %
Interest accrued thereon, Feb LIST, 1907, 1857 4O
Loans Stocks collateral, $3.50 90
Interest accrued thereon, TO Feb. Ist 1862 40 So
United states Bonds 1851, at per cent
Us go present value, ............. CISCO 90
Hudson River Rail Road LIST Mortgage Bonds
At per cent, ...... -. -. 10000 90
Treasury Notes, At u per cent, ..... 1000 oO
Brooklyn City Certificates, ............... 500 90
Other securities, ........-.... SIS go
Interest accrued on Bonds and Stocks 72e IS
Premiums unpaid in course Of collection Cos 20
Total Assets, .-.................... s27s ,oes 60
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-19
Piano FOrtes & MelOdeons
a. y. VI Z Il Il,

WHO Is SOLE AGENT FOR THE
w GALE Co. Piano, and SIMMONS WHIrSxY Aelo
deems in Lansing Mich would call the attention Of the
public his stock Of Instruments In the purchase Of
an Instrument, things 10 be accomplished: The
first is a perfect Musical Instywmek combining every
desirable point which goes make up melody, power
sweetness Of action and durability The other is
possess beautiful and ornamental piece OF furniture
both Of which combined the above Instruments
Those who have them will admit that they are not
eXceled by any in the market. Every instrument Is
fully warranted give entire satisfaction, and will be
sold at Manufacturers Prices.
A fine Octave Piano. with all the late improvements
can be Seen for few days Call at the City Book Store
$50 A. J. VIEIE
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R VALUE. MARKET VALUE.
I2o 900 90. 49, 800 %
5000 co.. $3.50 90
10, 600 co.. 1900 90
10 900 co.. 9,4oo 90
l0, 900 co.. 1900 90
10, 900 co.. 1900 90
10000 co.. $500 90
TO- 900 90. :, {. 500 90
5000 90. $50 90
10 900 90 $500 90
5000 co.. $500 90
5000 co.. 1900 90
!, 5000 co.. 400 90
10000 90. 10000 90
. Is 900 90. IL $50 90
/, 5000 90. 2,ssO.o0
800 co.. 800 %
ll2,Aso
,cluding Balances, &C
..................... 1854
49, Go1A ,O0
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OOST OFFICE DISCONTINUED

Approved February 18th, ls62-
GD h. HOUSE, Dep'y See'y State, Nich.
J. rESNEY, Agent, Lansing, Michigan 4w9se
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-17
The prcsIaent,s Proclamation.

The General Convention of the Meth.
0 list Protestant Church, in session at Gin.
cinnati passed the following:
Resolved, That we heartily indorse
the Emancipation Proclamation of Prcs-
dent Line In; because it strikes at that
baleful curse of all our civil and eceles-
astical difficulties, American Slavery
the sum OF MI ,lilainies, the darling idol
OF villains, the central power of villainous
secesslonism, bnt now by the wisdom Of
the President about to be made the agent
OF retributiye justice in Furnishing the cul-
minatlon of vlllainous enterprises, the
attempt to overthrow the most glorious
civil government that Gods providence
ever established upon earth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-17
New York. NOV. Is

NeH Urn, NOV. 10
The Philadelphia Enquirer's letter,
dated Gainesville, Va, 18th, says two
negroes were brought in here yesterday
They both had been with the rebel army.
One of them is private servant of Gen
Longstreet, and one of thcm was former
y teamster for Gen. White, and was
captured at Harper's Ferry, but has been
with the rebel army ever since. The in
formation brought by them is interesting
and valuable. They said Gen. Lee was
on the Gordonsyille road about mile
from Culpepper. Longstreet was on the
Sperryville road, near Culpepper. jack
sons forces we're reported to be on the
opposite side of Waterloo Bridge, within
a short distance Of our forces, which are
lying near there Gen. A. p. Hill was
somewhere near Front Royal, while the
other Hill was with jackson. A few
days since Longstrest said that he soon
expected battle would be fought In the
neighborhood Of Culpepper, if pressed too
hard by the Yankees. The rebels intend
falling back on Gordonsville or Rich
mond. The rebel army is making every
preparation for the impending battle
which they anticipate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-17

The State Senate of Michigan is one
Democratic. or at least tie, and that viii
probably prevent the election of a Sen
ator at all, at the coming session, as W,
are pretty certain that that body vii
never consent 10 20 into joint conven,
ton for that purpose, so long as Chandler
Is likely 10 be elected .-Buflinytoi4
Argas.
There is democracy, there is conser-
yatism, there is regard for the Constitu-
ton and laws.
Michigan has just given Republican
majority Of over 5000, and has elected a
large maj Gritty in the lower branch Of the
Legislature, but the Senate is tie. And
thereupon the argus, stickler for the
Constitution, for conservatism, and for
democracy, insists that this faction in the
Michigan Legislature shall, in disregard
OF the spiri, of the Constitution and laws
aud OF respectable majority Of the peo-
pie, defeat the election If United States
Senator. This is simply to adopt the
principle Of the traitor oligarchy Of the
South. and substituting the rule of the
minority instead of the majority.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-17
X EOk II X /:


According To the correspondent of tn,
New York Herald they had " old crying
in the Army of the Potomac when thu
announcement was made that Mcclellan
had been superseded in the command -
In the first place Gen Burnside and Gen.
McClellansat down IN tent together and
blubbered over 1t Tor some hours, when
McClellan's staff and some other officers
were called in to AXE parting drink with
General Mcclellan, and the tears rolled
down their cheeks more co2iously than
the wine down their throatS. And on the
next morning when Gen. Mcclellan rode
out to bid the soldiers farewell, there was
a most moving outcry on the OCCASION
The soldiers run out after Mcclellan as he
started Oft, boohoolng at the top of their
voices: "Come back oh, do come back
to us again -
The Herald would lead one to believe
tina. the Army Of the Potomac were as
chieken-hearted and as much given to
signing and weeping as lot Of sentimen.
tai school girls AT the close of the Se.ai.
nary session.
The New York correspondent of the
New York Times, on the contrary, who is
not sentimental nor poeucal, gives the
following brief matter of fact account of
the parting scenes and its effect. He
says:
AT | o'clock last night came the or
der for removing Gen. Mcclellan, and !
substituting Gen. Burnside in his place. |
tho announcement this morning, Of I
course, occasions the most Intense excite /
ment among the troops But we hear
nothing Of those 100, 900 who were to lay
down their arms. On the contrary, the
news is received among the soldiers as
the harbinger of victory. To see the eff
feet, made known the fact to number
Of them collected at the depot this morn
Ing. That's good news I" exclaimed
one. i am mighty glad to hear that,
said another This war will soon be
ended chimed in third There was
not dissenting voice among the whole
number as to the propriety and necessity
for such change.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-17

driving them handsomely forward, taking
their camp and skirmishing for distanc,
of ten miles, we were disappointed, ON re
ceiving an order to fall back towards Fay
atteville with our entire command of cav,
airy. Why this command came no one
can now tell. Suffice it to say that afte,
occupying their camp, and breaking W
what they had left in haste and falling
back, as per order, we saw no more of the
enemy. We killed men and wounded
several more, nd had four wounded and
several horses disabled nome killed II
is understood hero that there is no forces
except few Texan Rangers. amounting
to not more than 1000, this side of the
Boston Mountains, on the Arkansas River.
Gen. Blunt has secured the country down
to the Arkansas River.
The campaign Of tie Army of the
Frontier is virtually ended in this direc-
ton, and you need not be surprised to
learn that We are falling back to Cassville,
Mo-, as it is not practicable to cross the
Boston Mountains, and would be of no
use unless the enemy could be found in
force there, which they are not.
II is with sadness that I record case
Of Bushwhacking in AK, resulting in
the death of one of our most vaualla
men. BY order from Headquarters de-
tail of ten men was called for from the LIST
Iowa, and Co. A furnished the men, who
were accompanied by Reg. Q. M. Sergeant
Dickinson, and our team with four mules
They were instructed to 60 out about / 2
miles and relieve Union family, and get
them removed northward. When they
reached point on War Eagle Creek,
about miles FROM camp, they were lrel
II pom from an ambush Of rocks hear li,e
and Sergeant Bfrkiuso fell tllrsr,
Three horses were disabled and one man
wounded from The first volley. Not know
ing how many were in among the rocks,
tue Sergeant in charge ordered the men
10 fall back, and sent runner to camp.
We Immediately went out in pursuit but
found no enemy. So, you zee, we are
still to be cursed by Bushwhackers in
Arkansas, as well az in Missouri. When
the next move is made on the chess board
of war. may We be there t. see.
Yours, NC,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-17
ashiDglon, Nov. Id.

The Commission of Internal Revenue
has decided that parties using revenue
stamps may cancel the same by stan ping
on them their initials with the date, in lier
OF writing upon them as heretofore.
The Post Office Department, to-day
awarded tho contracts for carrying the fol.
lowing named mails east Of the Cascade
Mountains to St. Louis: A. Miller OF
Walla. Walla, Washington Territory, from
Walla- Walla to Colville, from Walla- Walla
to Bitter Root Valley and via Lewiston
from Wala- Walla to Pierce City and Flo
renee and Elk cities. The amount allowed
tor these services is S24 900. The routes
pass through rich and extensive gold mi
ming regions. 1t is estimated that 80
OuO miners are now at work in the dis
trlcts in Washington territory east of the
Cascade ranges. They will be accommo-
dated in mail facilities by the contract.
The commissioner of internal revenue
bias made the following decision: All
Life Insurance policies are subject to
stamp duty, whether tie policies is con
dltloned that the insured is To pay certain
sum annually, or at other stated periods
Receipts for such payments are not sub
.eot to stamp duty if the policy has ex-
pred by limitation, or non-fulflment of
the conditions of the assured The re.
newal or revival of the policy, in whatcy-
err form, will be subject to stamp tax Per
lnits or agreements. by which the terms
of policy are waived or changed in any
respect, are subject to stamp as agree
ments.