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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-28

3 New Spring Wall Paper.
lust OPENED, very handsome Stock Of lIps
leoS9 - No. so tIplfoS 81
WAMDoW GLAS8.-9000 bore 5--5-f--I
w a1eaS both Pittsburgh and wheeling MO-
e-e5 ~ y 1naRn l.etureg's prices bS7 5ElIsad
S0En E1Afn6zzITs IaSSl al 3 7=777S --il-7-- y
- iiAff = ssgsst HAhPRR 6BRo.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
~ 20 p ilFOH THE kAPID CURBOF IIII III
WHOOPING COUGH,
GROUP, ASTHMA
54rIIf % sKNCIPIENT CON- q D -ft

WHOOPfNG COUGH,
CIRQUE, ASTHMA
SUMPTION,
and for the relief Of consumpye patients In adyano
ed stages Of the dsiease.
1--WE heed not speak to the public Of ia yirf6es
Thrdus hOut every town, aud almost eYefy hamlet Of
the American States, its wonderful cures OF puimsu
airy complaints have made e already known. Nay!
few are tho families In any civilized country this
eqntipent without some personal experience offs
effects, and fSw6t yet the Communities any where
its victory tine subtle and dangerous iseasesof
the throat aud lunSs whiloit Is the most powerful
eptidote yet known 70 Eap for the formidable aud
alsS tle tkst aid ssis5 remedy fhSf IN 10
employed tor infants and young p6rsons. Parents
should have It In store against the insduous enemy
ant grounds to believe the CHERRY PICTORIAL saves
more lives by the eonsumptions It prevents than
they are durable, nor neglect them until no human
sican master the inexoFAbe canker that. fastened
On the sSitais, cats Your life away: An know the
dreddfut htality 6flung disorders, md 4 they know
too the virtues OF thus remedy, We need not do more
than to assure them 1t Is still made the best Il can be-
most perfect posss anu thus sS % t +el9
on Il the best agent which skill can furnish for
their cure.
4 Prepared by DR,aJ aC.eAYER, (
RdotioGt and AhdlyttcaL CstsWiss, Lososu Mana
Andsold by a: c; GOOD & CO, and by all DruEgists
and dealers IN Medietne everywhere. mills 3
PIANosl PIANost PIANOS
GOLD MED1Ls sIelGI.le II
" IN FIVE SUCCESSIVE YEARS
AT the Maryland Institute besides frst premiums at
Fairs In Philadelphia, Warrington and Richmond. [
TESTIMONIALS OF BxoELLENoR
= sT4-f G6rrscHAtk,
STRAKOSCH,
,Es,d land g. slTTER. 1
As also from some of the most eminent Professor
ma S1ateprq IN the PPntIy. q f5sfF7gff{fs f
WIN. REABES Eco, y z = Az
Us, 5 and !, NORTH EUTAw STREET,
= - rs1teI - = j ind No. $50 BALTIMORE ST,
near ButaH, would respectfully invite the attention
Of the public to theft wen RSsortsd stock of r! 7
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANoPORTRs,
which FOR beauty of finish, power, and sweetness Of
tone and elasticity of touch, have been, by Judges
pronounced unriyalled. Every Piano guaranteed fuf
hNe years, and . privilege Of exehgnge granted at
any time within SIX months II not entirely ntisfno-
tory.
Term liberal. cali Is respectfully solicited DO
fore purchasing elsewhere, liberal discount made
to the Giergy and to Schools. "A large assortment of
Melode0ns constantly on hand.
A9-Pianos taken In exchange.
-IIssE B, AEELLoR, Isl Main 81, YheelIns. Va,
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AYERsS


-esS AYERS
Gathartic Pills.
y; - lsgG1R coAzKD,l 55sa.
If.:sa-,s ~. 4RE MApE 20 I. nm
Cleanse the Blood and Cure the Sick.
aISvAnIDs, BATHkHs, MoTHERs, PHYsIcIARs,
b PHILAxTHKoeIsTs,s READ THEIR FFPEoTs,i
ieit:Ii AID JUDGE OF THEIR VIRTUES: 20 ie
giiTij1F SoA I'M CURB Or 20 lhsl75t an
HKADlGHB, SICK HEADACHE, FoULsroSiACH
lai jsdileR lrsf PI77sBuRsH9 Pa. Iay'1 1885,
10 Dr. JsO!AYrR-i sirt have been repeatedly cured
NJ The worst beFSeshe any body can have BY dose
St6lnaeh Nhl6H they eleans6 At once! II they Gtll
cure othms ~ they dom4S the fact 4 worth knowing
Yours E'tA 9sI eftSa p " SE ssatss
BILIOUS DISORDERS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.
b. al tor liNDiPAR4srRS1 OF i'm INzHRioa.r n
1i nulzqsI n9YYAsHr(eEoN, D.csi Feb, 1856.
SIN; have psed your Pillsin my general and hos
6etitGts tSBEy theS the best employ
yTbet regulating hctpp on the lipeT e quick and de-
eiied, consequently they are an admirable remedy
dom found 1eass Of bli6iS fjdst 90 obstinate That
It did not readily yield TO them z rg;E ltsl 700
~ P1yssisetaA sftss Gsffst H q;
DYsRNTRRY, REEAx, AND WORMS.
~ Posi- oYT1cE, HAKFtAND, Lrv. CO., MICH, q
NovembeEl .; 1855
1AIEH; Your PMS aEethe perfection Of ned.
en- q lsl t; ssss EGG tnen can
iSttSs. Went be doetorei at great eSpsuse,
hitlgot 20 better. She fhep commenced taking your
Pills which so2n cured hSr BY l4F6e guam
Titles OF worms tdeAdD nom her body. They amer
wards cured heE and our two OF bloody dSs-
entRryh One Of our ,pSiglbQrs had tt bad, and my
vile cured him with two doses OF your Pills, while
others around rs paid from hye to twenty dollars
doctors bils, and lost much time, without being
cured entirely even then, such medicine as yours,
which Is Actually good and honest Will be priced
here H0iIE or GEO.J. GRIFFIN, FbstHGSter.
INDIGESTION AND IdPURfTY OF THR BLOOD.
Frozl Rep. T. r Hfpes, Ia1stor of AdpeHt Church.
n n f.l,zE5 r., - BoaEOa. . - r ii
m. AyyR. have r,s, ysoi,r pills vim extranrdt
nary success in my family and among those an
called to visit In distress To regulate the organs
beSt feincdy have ever known, and en c5niidsnt-
/ lyIecommsnd them 10 my friBnds.s 2 t4sa.i l9id
l-hr 500 Yours rnii55gisl sJ.;N. HINES.
t-T,sr WARSAW, WYOMING Co, NIX, Oct. q, 1855.
DEAR sfR; nm. using your Cathartle pills in my
practice; aud md them an excellent purgatiVe to
Cleanse tue system mn We i9GueSns otLthe
,pefSlS1ug 300 aSohftN. AAAGhAhi H. Pc
bHREsIPELAS, ScRoRpLAs KINGS EVIL, TET
IN TER, TUMuR6, AND SALTRHEUM.
ffoa F5zIDqTdiHa Merchant of 81. Lalsts teJ l. $50
n w. r,,tL !, az =. II, x =.
II great IN n1tutctne. Tney nave cured my little
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel-
5ii,,is zolio: ing, Rail Road. ies4 4, .. ri

- F. -
ON AND: AFTER si6ND1Y, May 6th, 1862, Pas.
~ 5enger Trains win leave BTidg6port as follows,
Sundays exeepted:) E5fsn1 loI5 sBw rliil ~
10 55AA. Mall Train. stoppiugiAt all statfous ar
-r,e,- Ia, ryes At Pittsburgh Ut S:26 p M,f AMI
N. = Cleveland at $50 r. II.
402 p. ID! iBxpress Train stopping at All stations
q: lg arrives OF Pittsburgh at sO0P.M IiI'
Ao;ls \. ~ Express Train arrives At pIttabqrkh at
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Bridal Presents.

ScRUBBIHet8RUs 80. seT,I,-
eing Brushes win be sold AZ very isu rafS1 -,
,slols 2a-, y q lanigl Il Z. Il, Io64 AN zoo
W1MDO1gssEIAD Hoiiz6i. a
3,,e1 Blinds a. 90 cts per pair iSl,s-
Al - e sSeEy dsactiptiou f5r EllesF e.
D0TTEEs.4ffosf VIA OH V7i.7- =,
- Hr.1dT lotflGl, D. 1870 Is iiIl ~,
~ .aiseS Cf,oEf1 p J IA IN NJ. ,
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POSTERS, PROG1RA ANNIE s,

-fsa sdi 10 Sc. Sse., sc ls4 sdT
-FDsaG - --z1L- o. IL q uaisoy
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Prepared by Dr.. ]. @, AVER,
ftaetiedI aad AsalytieaI Cleafst, LS,s.H. Ma.
PAicE % 0Is. PzR BOX. mn Bo1Es Ycr. Al.
and Dealeraih Medicine every 1hafe.s aIsi iasi5
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RETURNING TRAINS:
rive at BrIdsepoFe ut 4.5b p NJ; and 1855 4! II. ~
te9Ye LPittaburgh at 1:00iiA. Nj quo AM. an
i4S9 arrive At PFidgePQFt At 1854 A. III, l0.2
tConneetionS are made as Follow,
II pittlbursl viii Penn5yIyaniat I; !, H..
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OOnneettOn9 arc made as FollONYaa
1t PittSbireh With PennsyISania n. n. for IiaTTis
tii-H- burg, Baltimore ~ Washington PhiIa.
delphiaS New. York md B6Et6ni : p y
Cleveland with Cleveland Toled z. h. for San.
-er 1nsky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and
SFA ~ 44Ell al points IN 4ths N0RFH WEsF. Z with
.iDetr9it AtsalheFlfoE Detroit, jackson,
Shieago and the North WEsE. With
% i-}- ii Cleveland 4 Erie r. H. for Erie Dun
E5s gEl kirk, Bu1hlo and Niagara FaIIs VIII,
y..-f, Cleveland. Columbus 4 Cincinnati i0r
Crestline, Delaware, Columbus aud
.il 20 CinefnnRtK III r dtGii fCtliffs
Az Hudson with the O. 2tE&0.R!R r. for ouyahova
r. ~ .y. Falls, a kroni MiIIsr9burgh and Wees.
A. Alliance with p. FE w4&Ic. R. n fol u
s4rOng % Aasstlo1, Wooster Salem; Enhn, 90
Atsteubenyile with r. O. o. Line and AZ i,11iIIIHs
80 ~ - Win 10 oshR tor GAINESVILLE, New
iiHfs-l s13 ark, Columbus, Xenla. DAyton IniIlI
Ii, ,i,5v, anapoliss Cairo CINCINNATI, LouisyilIe
81. louis, st. Joseph and ali polntS
l hfi9di g II 3Wtst and South West - = y fic.f
EIcursion Tickets to Pittsburgh aud return Ss7b.
any other route. 10 1T ''f
Through Tickets to all points in the West Nnrtl,
and East can be procured at the Office under the
Mcclure nogfe, Hheelipg, Va or With Freight
freight contrasts viii DO made ut lowest rates "a
70 the East, North, West and NORTHWEST al oiict
under MLurei House, or with TT. Agent at tBFidrel
port stati9nyas WIND. TERRY, Agent, Z
lls1i a27tsq u D. B. WILLIAMS. 1Ress,t "a
- jim. MCCULLOUGH, President. - - n ~
r; MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't. - 4 ifeb6
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rosi oIrIdaI, aalE.i4llsD, Nv. g, Mon, i

Ffom Rev. y. Y. Hfnses. P1Stor Of Advent Church,
"a ntEss IN ~ =BoftOR.s's .szi
mr.. ATER: I have used your Pills with extraordI.
nary success in my family and among those am
caIIed to visit In distress To regulate the organs
OF digestion and purify the blood they arc The very
Best feTnedy have ever known, and eau cdnfdeni-
1y TecommSad them to my frisnds. .asa.l Llg.g
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The PEN Is Hfightier than the
Y44ff4ui swefq,'l uFfrFr
The den.s-The Best OfaIl Pens.
oaaf spSoRyoH's GOLD PMS
TiIe nest Pens Ia Is s-yR 6rid.

ON RECEIfTi or ANY HOF TIE FObIeYISa
AyyE1Fhs5 In Glslu or lPoSt0Bep Stamps, ne M
directed, y cola Pen o. Peas rSeIeefa5 az sdns -
cordiHd % deRyineiOg, viz.
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setsf, # "a - oetUoa at par. ,-55,,J- -
nf siHa.4a7 =Ts POSTAGE, egias gi,f,
T he. PsTsegS e asS G4rt q the United States win
wood aud but FOURTEEN CRNTSa yea, s1 M
OF the RevieWs.a n8iaIngap1l slE ISe1fi - ti'lS :
At he 9sPSs prices the Perioesals win be fur
Is Premium to New Subscribers. 8,
the Nos OF the same Periodicals for is6o vii =.
FURNISHED completes tgithest itiONdI eRSF1s
Unlike the more ephemeFaI Magazines Of ne tav
these Periodicals lose little By ase Henee q fSii
yer 81 the Nos ioE 1880 may be fegarded neatly a.
sa6eesibeFa Wishing also the Nos for 1851 VIII bs
AZ s the following ExTRE1rELr Tow RkzRs:
Splendld oners Tor a SEQ, ssI, q lsR.
ii Nts.,F VoBether.r
R R 6laekwoSds Magazine, The three years, IS no
For any two Reviews, ,-1f.i 3 .aSaE jsi0SS ~
For Blaokwood and one Review sSS %
For BLACK wood aud two Reviews, 70 %
EeE i5lssk8 s5dthEes RsvisuAsl = e4saiifSS
Fsr BissE Wood saa dc rSar Review ls g g
Se'g ssbserite s ioE The year Is56-T. s. ana p n
'OHs-AaEf ths Regular Sud 8erfption PSiess.
Thus Neg Ssbseribsr my tio 10
the Aoar Review and BlaSlGood 100 -
Seven Oonsee0tiVei Years for SSTf
WEI Z egt lttls more than the prize u thsse
As .hal never again Dc iisy 70 o,.r nj, ~;
eles nents a. those here presented. = -
NOW is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBED
Remfttanees mnst n an 60, II
e =. - fart these pfiss 10 eofmissiois
is,sf.ss LEONARD SCOTT q CO.. j; -
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SA1.1s.-soo barrels PilS56qFElT' 10. I7I7fTS- :
y ~ : tsGt resolved and tor shelby z
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. a. A. RAMSEY, n. D., ALBION, MONROE Co., IowI
writes, Sept 9, 1855; fo9Eipg my practice Of many
PICTORIAL for giving case and RELIEF to consumptfye
patients, or curing Bnclt N arc ouFablep - :. !.
We m ght add volumes OF evidence, but the ruott
convincing proof of the virtues of us rSmeay iS
found In Us effects upon trial.
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CONTEMPLATION.

z cbnlstspfvts, do not DESPAIR TIN You have tried
AxIRs g1IIAL PEcToEAI 1t Is made BY one Of tie
beSt medical chemists in tho world and itG ere4 All
Ground ns bespeak the high merit Of it, yiTtne.
l'tttdaephtd LEDGER. m Iiis-l iiflfl -
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No. = Maiden Lane. New Ycrt.
Any one sending single letter pest stamp WiIITe-
eeiye q circular With facsimile sngTaYiDEs4 Of the
above liEeS and styles, mh2+5md
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-04
MILITARY DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBIA, March 21, 1862.

COLO INDIA, Marcn q 1907.
WHEREAS, THE GOVERNOR AND
w Council have been induced to modify
their action expressed in resolutions adopted
on the 9th instant, 10y receiving certain volun-
teer companies with their organization, which,
thohgh formed in part, were not complete at
the day of the proclamation of his Excellency
the Governor: and whereas, strong appeals
have been made in behalf of other Companies
not yet full; and whereas, it is found that the
proposed consumption cannot be effected, for
the want of full return of the enrolment,
sooner than the 18th day Of April next; there
fore,
Resolved, That companies of the number of
6s aggregate will be received with their COM
pany organizations, the officers being subject
to the approval of the Governor and Council,
until the 18th Of April next
ResolUed, That individual volunteers will be
received until the same date, and those
desiring to be placed together in the same
company should present together their names
as volunteers.
Reso,ved, That in receiving companies under
the above resolution, but one company of cav
airy will be accepted.
Official copy. F. MOSES, JRr
Secretary.
~All papers in the State copy once.
March %.
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CIRCULAR.


TO the Soldiers Aid Societies Of S. C..
In answer to the numerous enquiries which have
been made by the different Aid Societies which have
been recently formed throughout the State, 1 have
been intructed by his Exceency Gov. PlCKENs, to
give the following information.
Depots will be established by the Quartermaster
General both in Charleston and columbia, for the
reception of all donations Of clothing; and he is also
charged with the duty of forwarding and distributing
the same.
The department" will receive all donations of
clothing, say irock coats and pantaoons, of heavy
worsted goods, shirts and drawers, Of heavy home.
spun or flannel WOOL or heavy cotton socks, blankets
new or second hand, also heavy shoes.
The plan upon which the State designs supplying
her soldiers with ali necessary clothing is based upon
their willingness surrender to the State the amount
of money appropriated by the Confederate Govern
for this purpose say fortytwo ($42 per annum,
this sum not being sufficient in consequence of
the greatly advanced cost of material. 1t is in view
of this fact that these laudabe Associations of la
dies and gentlemen cordially welcomed coad-
tutors in This noble work, and proportion to their
voluntary contributions of labor and maiei, Is will
the absolute OF clothing for gallant volunteers
be reduced.
In the event that any of the Associations" should
not feel themse yes abe furnish both material and
labor the Quartermaser General is instructed by his
Excellency tie Governor to reimburse such Assoca
tions the cost Of all materials at rate not exceeding
similar materials purchased by the "Department;'
and the quantity allowed for each garment shall be
the used in our Manufacturing Bureau.
Societies particularly requested to advise the
Quartermaster General of the quantity of work they
can do per week, and the amount of donations they
will probably send.
To prevent confusion and loss, the following method
for marking packages should be strictly observed All
Societies Charleston, should ship to Charleston
ahd mark thus
No. l. TO QUARTERMASTER GENERAL
CHARLESTON, S. c.
from Aid Society at (here insert place)
Societies near Columbia should ship and mark thus
40. l.. TO ASSISTANT QUARTERM ASTER
COLUMBIA S. G.
From Aid Society (here insert nancy
The packages should be marked distinctly, and num-
bered from one ~ upwards correct invoice should
accompany each shipment.
All articles shipped at the expense Of the State.
November 8 S. s. GLOVER, @. Nj. G. S. G.
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A GOOD COOK, WASHER and IRONER.
"a ALSO,
No. Bricklayer and Plasterer. Also. a GOOD
House BOY and Farmer All of whom can be hired
70 approved persons, by making early application to
this Office or Mr.. !. B. ALEXANDER w.
December
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In Equity-Kershaw District.
BILL FOR PARTITION, CONSTRUCTION OF
WILL &C.

Thomas Lang Edward NJ Boykin, Mary E. Boykin
Sae w Boykin. Harriet Lang, John g. Lang, Ed
ward b. Lang theodore Lang, and Samuel w. L.
Lang
1t appearing that the above named John G. Lang
Edward Lang, and Theodore Lang, Defend,nts
ordered, on motion of Richards Gay COMPLAINTS
Solicitors. t,at the SAID 10 n @. Lang Edward B..
aug Theodore Lang, do plead answer, demur to
said Bill within three months from date hereof or
said Bill will be taten pro co.feSsO against them.
1t is further ordered, that this order b. published
in the amden Confederate for three months once a
week.
December l3 3sno WIN. r. TAYLOR, cKKp
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S2s5,S5O.Ol
LIABILITIES.

Amount of Losses adjusted and due and
unpaid, None.
Amount of Losses incurred and in process
of adjustment, s7,6O0,00
The greatest amount issued in any one Risk
is $4,000; but will not, as a general rule, ex-
ceed $1,000.
This Company has no general rule as to the
amount to be insured ir any City, Town, Viii
lage or Block, being governed in this matter in
each case by the general character OF buildings,
width OF streets, facilities for putting out fires,
&c.
Amount of Policies outstanding as near as the
same can be ascertained, S2,54l,7l3
Amount of Premiums received in the proceed
ing six months S4l,64S,O7
IN consequence of the conHagration in
Charleston the Losses in the last six months
will amount to about $4,000.
A. PLEASANTS, President.
J. H. MONTAGUE, Secretary.
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A. PLEASANTS, President.
j. Ii. MGNTAUGE, Secretar
STATE OF VIRGINIA,

Clty OF NIcIlIHoHU,
i, James L. Apperson, Notary Public in and
for the city aforesaid, do hereby certify, that
I have examined and compared with the an
nexed statement the Bonds. Certificates OF
Stock, &c, belonging to the Merchants Insu-
rance Company, and find them to correspond
Herewith. AND l do further certify that the
value affixed to each is correct, SO far as | am
able to determine from quotations and other
reliable sources of Information.
In testimony whereof have hereunto sub
scribed my name, and affixed my natorial seal,
at Richmond, Va, this 5th day of February,
A. D. 1852.
j. L. APPERSON MP. [L.s.]
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STATE OF VIRGINIA,
City of Richmond,

/, Robert Howard, Clerk of the Court of
Hastings for the said City, do hereby certify
that John F. Rcgnault before whom the fore
going affidavit was made, is Justice of the
Peace in and for the said CITY, duly qualified,
and that to all his acts as such full faith and
credit are due, and of right ought to be given, as
we'll in Court of Justice as thereout.
In testimony whereof have bereunto set
nv name, and affixed the seal OF the said Court,
this the 5th day Of February, A. d. 1862.
ROBERT HOWARD, Clerk, N P. T.. ST.
w. u. MCDOWELL, Agent,
Camden, s. G..
March 2s
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6tatb1aent

- fe
0ftAs Co~dseion Of the Asrchants' observance
Company on the lst Of January, 1862
THE NAME OF THIS COMPANY IS
i the MERCHANTS INSURANCE CON-
PANY, incorporated in 1855, and, located in
the city Of Richmond, Va.
The Capital Of the said Company actually
paid up in cash is, S2OO,0OOOO
The surplus on Ist Jan'y, 1862, s5,s5s.OO
Total amount of Capital and
Surplus, s2s5,s5s.o1.
amount Of Coupon Bonds on Hand
Par value. Market value.
$4,000 Virginia State
per cent Bonds at 81, $20,ss9
$4,000 Contd'ate States
8 per cent Bonds at
100, 10000
$4,000 North Carolina
State pr cent. Bonds
at 81, $4,000
$4,000 Tennessee State
per ct. Bonds at 10, 24,5O0
$4,000 Louisiana State6
per Ct Bonds at 81, 2,6l0
$4,000 Georgia State
per ct. Bonds at 81, $3.50
81 500 East Tenn. & Va.
r. R. 8 per ct. Bonds
at 80, 900
$4.5OO Exchange Bank
of Va. Stock at 95, 4275
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, :.
CITY of Richmond.

Archible Peasants, President, and John IL.
Montague, Secretary, Of the Merchants Insu-
rance Company. being severay duly sworn,
depose and say, and each one FIR himself says,
that the foregoing is true, full and correct
statement of the affairs of the said Corporation,
and that they are the above described officers
thereof.
A. PLEASANTS, President
j. III. MGNTAUGE, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 9TH day
of February, A. ID. 1862.
JNO. B. REGNAULT, J. P.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-04

DLOW STEEL.--Also. Plow Iron in all widths
Il Also Plow Moulds and Horse Shoe Nails, Traces
Hames Saddles &C. Just received at the "Old Coruer
Novembe E. w. BONNEY
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-04


Amount of Cash on hand, 34,369.l1
Amount of Bills receivable on hand
secured by pledge OF Stocks, ap-
proved endorsements and paya-
BILE within four months, l33,753.7s
Amount due by individuals on call, 5,5l6.l7
Office Furniture and Safe, 10000
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-19

The following is Judge Ranney's reply
to the Governors invitation to stump the
State for volunteers
CHARDoE, July Is, 1862.
Gov. D. Ton, Columbus-Dear Sir Your
telegraph Of yesterday has just been for
warded to me at this place. came here
two days ago TO try several important rail-
road cases which have been long time
pending, and for the trial Of which special
term Of the Court has convened. I am now
in the midst Of them, and cannot leave un-
til a part Of them, at least, are disposed Of.
The U. s. Circuit Court has commenced its
session at Cleveland, where / am relied
upon in several matters very important to
the parties. II, under these circumstances,
you can designate some one else to make
the tour with Messrs. Ewingand Galloway,
it would greatly accommodate me, without,
l think, any public detriment. If, how
ever, you should think differently, would
use my utmost endeavors, as soon as can
get TO Cleveland, to have the Court post
pone my business there, and comply with
your request. I feel as strongly as any
one can, the necessity for giving the Pres
ident all the force that he deems necessary,
and Of doing it promptly.
Very truly yours,
r..., R. P. RANNEY.