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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-21

0On DOLLARS Reward.--kanaway from the
Z(VD subscriber about the 17th Of January last,
10 saves. named Doctor and Raleigh commonly
called Fern Both are biack, quick, active mtn.-
ctor is about 70 years Old hgi his left hsnd hart
In an apple mil, and icarred on the outside, and has
hsd o, > red flannel shirt when be leis Elen. 10 left
HANDED, and is about II years Of age wn give
slCe pecs for the doIivery 70 me, or 70 some lsl
from WHICH eau get them: OF the sad Saves,
~ snnrebecdsd In the equity. I belisye they are
passing as fres men, and sre trying to get employ
rneut on tho Richmond and DAnvilla. or soutnslas
Ra,lreaL. Addrsss, HENRY EbAuNpS,
H1s-1m Charlotte enunty, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-21

TVANTED--o sIcha- Sc cotton yarn, sash blinds,
- cosr., shoe issts, a., for wheat, -four, oofn
meal, bacon, beef poatoas, &c. FOR tho Of eur
vofkDen a liberal exchen.. will D. made. Call
on as sosusr7ih aud Canal sts or ad Tres. By mail
box 355. MERCER 4 HILL.
nh s-2sT3st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-21

A7EW EADDLE AND ,~,v
~ HARNESS MANDATORY.
rb. subscriber, formerly Of the f:u oi Costresi
Co. having taken The house on 1S.h street. between
Main aud Gary, formerly occupied ~ Dennis
ss prepared 10 furnish his frends and the paoils
generally with anything in h,s iso, fsch a. Saddles,
Asrncss E.ia.as, Collars, Breaehing, BACK BANG,
eeliy Bands Truce Chains. Brass and s.ivef-piaisa
Rita, steel pia..d sna Brass Spurs, aci al OF "Iaeh
viii be sold reasonable. n,ruz.
ErRepairug done cheap. a ronn"'
ye Ia-snhsrne
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-21

/YOrTON and Wooi CaSes Tie unavrs:Snsa
I / psepaseA 70 back cotton and WOOL cafos - -
IA maanss and as Ne ehorieei no1ls ~ sppyi ~
"a MIN ~ hs Oliidrt ma Carriage TSaS.ys perses
Na,a si.a e.h -, opposite Spptsxot HNss.
0vAsse Duijetts4- WHAtAS sS
nho oo1mr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-21

49, fnu
nAN AWAY-Trom the gravel ttain Oh ssuaay
Ash Wit, four negroes named Nsa sIe'ssn' :, Gsn.'
ES,nd, and Albeit hired of Mrs 4 lsosl! OF V.@
bersnd county E6ord and Albert are Ct engns
gipgsrbraaA color. Feet 10 inches hight hea soe
Frederick are Of dark complexion, stout, iees :
inchos high. Ths usual reward win be pald 'os
their apprehension Oc TALOOr,
NH 0-as- supt Rishmond and Danyille =.
rnoOrs AND gHoDD ,-1ua opsasd, from Keas,
h Pine X Co.'s list sale, oeau.'faI aSoffnset
&ffesca and Bn9i:zh Ros:s aad. 64ess. al Fe0
.ces.. ss;sg tne iasss esyorastca. aArztftAas q
Iattes' CATERS, Of ysTIoss styiss ~
Missss, 60 - cos1-..s.....r~--- -...s- ..s
Csaa.en's she's sna cater 2, several s'y'es
c.,n,,s esss.sy- bosts Gnd Sastsss
~ o. lsh win bs s1sd rsseArsfa sfgssree %
- = "a JNo = PAaH, Jf,
"a nA$ eS Mstn street.
-1T0a1a.-fnc ViYypIs Match Oompsuy, Cary
M As.ss Astv "a and Aih, are ,nanafaosur-
~ q. Save sDe ssIa, soprsr arts.s e ms.osss:
:. feed =. i mol ssttss, ssas ~ aSfsss
49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-21

IS00 EEwAsp - han Ian away, on ycs.s'a.y
feGoen;a, or Church Hill, my negro boy, naso aG
JORDAN Christian, about 10 or 10 years old He IL e
isl h'ers sccut fest OF inchas higS and Gli:s
intelligent lie t0ak with him bundle Of elcIhea
ard was drssSed quite escentIy when he isf, e.
hes a father uv!n. in New KeIt, 9Th . Mr. Duvsi,
ead hs may bs lurking Ia that nsghaorhood, or is
k.ter ptiag t. got 10 The enemy. For his arrest sn
cnnfinsDeGt. go that may g: him, will cay q re
wsla Of $500. JAS II OOaHI,I.
NH i5-StS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-21

Av.a.rse-This II gsnss1uy ~ eeeeoe
s. ssssE s..ass.. s..s ;.sas i.s.s =
hover r.es ys rS,ardlesa of the fsss shas aany q
,hs .hs ruSs arc poisonoas 70 ssosk. We AASos
ss..s,d ~ of Are COW being ktllaA 8 lov dn0o
sso ftom esiiDs the branches sf N evoegpQ6n.
: esi,s common ~ The slsy, and essarally EnoWn
- tine Mock Orange. ladssd, thssc - ~
fsw svsSsrssr thas are nes potsoaess tes1Dsk.
AND therefore psrsoas sasuM RET threw Aen.
Into ~ sssset-Cav.tss ksssir~.
LI1FI Evir Ds0ases o. Gess-JsoEe
Carter, OF CiheiGcs,i. sasd sas tsnMs.u9
a.wsrspsr o. that cisy Tor ibes, ~ ssssasx 49,
10 Was nes d pssso0 10 osaps 7 = - sm s,.s ~
!, :. -, !, naa,i = tins. ..i.ln ~ sAa DsMrcsaslc
p.;,y. The cs.s .wAs dssitsd n GsssAn.i1 9
"a ssssy Iass. shs Js:s Aaass Ars1,a =
f.vor II The jsdee Asj hwAid,oA tia AMAe
wee 10 .As anesst " sssssA i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-21

IIEBEsER 4 co, Auc.ioneess.
II Regular Sales Days
TGxsDAYs, for groceries, TOBACCO ' % ary ss. sooss.
TpIoIYl for n,,n,tp .e in the sales fooms on the
"a and Sd a,.rz Of same building. i6s NAN sMeet.
Csnsisnmeu uts are solicited, and pFomp' '''''n
VII bs made of the proeeeds <.n Act.
nah f-3m HBbENkh = W "
RYEW MUglU-Nov rssdy:
~ 0e.erai Mssssat 0nsA March,
snSefNshed by . spiFited hh1nsss q 10 ss'@I'
hero Music by g W Redssia9
Dsas Mother, Pvs CONE kezas 70 de-
Worts aal Dusic BY 6ussAsfAEa
Hr.es e. tkkSs7S censp6 no
--~e-~ coyrer IF ttsp sud Nstn streets.
-.n 70 [ vi u0Ef fs =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-21

- UANAWAT 800 yswsrd will xs pa!a tor the
III delivery TO N Davis CO Of negro hey
can<d JShn. Ee Is abeus l8 ears old, ginger breed
color he hal biask felt hat, boo!s tipped the
tees, and gray ranta,oons when he left Friday. Ho
was raised in Aibsnsrle, by Or Cook
Dla l4-6lt 66O TURNER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-21

SyTANrED-serapI Iron! Tbs highes. market
~ price paid. Scrap Iron wanted at the Rich
utond Steve Works eorrer Of Cary and 10th streets
fe le-26tr ASA RSYnER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-21

1O0 DOLLARS Reward.-Ranaway from my
lUU farn-"Cedar Grsve," nins miles above
Ichn0nd, in the county of chesterfield, on Mon
day, the 7th Of March, two slaves. Beverly and
Frederick, both are quick. active men. Beverly
is ~ years Old. black, and about S feet inches
high, s,oops In the shoulders, rather small, small
knot ever one Of his eyes like wen. Frederick
is 81 years old, aboat 5x feet high, rather stou,,
very erect, fiat faes and mouth, with a downcast
look when spoken TO- They were dressed In bIus
ove,coats with capss, and dark pants and caps
when they left. The above reward will be paid for
their delivery to me In Rishmond or Chesterfield.
NH lo-6ts q w TAY;IR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-21

We have received. through tho courtesy OF
the Officers Of the Exchange Bureau, Giles of
Northern papers ~ late q Tnursdag. the
18th inst. We give below pretty full sum-
mary Of the Intelligence they contain !.
Linesln 0s1is fov ~, 900 ssrs Ne. -1xsss.
sstsoa Of re Gaa.-17s CSus.s n -
Gloom aa ~ Ke-tA.
Lincoln having failed to sst tho men already
called fos, has made another call for two hun
d'ed Thousand. The following 10 his prosla-
nation;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-21

Et3E AWaY-Ffom my bakehouEs. sbjut the
a ist OF February, nulatto boy, George, slave
TO iisjor Vim Leigh. Of powha,an. He h about 10
years o age. quite n eilgen has CONS MARKS. bet
not iecel eleoted. will give suitable reward for
his delivery to me Ia Rich nond
nah A-St< TIMOTHY XTRsE,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-21

Observation-Disclosures At Richmond, Va, Char
w lotts, &, and Selma, Aj.-biaok smiths ma
ebinists, end pattern makers Highest WAGES paid
for erst class vorkmen. dres.
r D MINOR,
Lieut. eomi's works, Rishmond, ts.
nh IA-fot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-21

hNA 1housand Dollars Reward Ran away from
my hoaEe, On EridAy morning, two negro
WoInen--oEe about 40 years old. named Maria; she
has two children with her, ginger color; one Of the
Gi'crel Is about Blk years Old ana the ether about
foGr, ana q must;o color. Toe ether woman Is
about 20 yearg olt, named Eliza of mu..to color
~ pay tie aoovs reward - auy ons who VIII 70.
turi tae above ~ nae deliver them 70 any Tailor in
the city. AGRINwALD,
nh 10 az no 4S8 Broad si, bet Sd and 4;h
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-21

EET A>TFD--nIdes OF al kin:s, Tor which The
~ hghes; market priee will be rali Horse,
mule, ana dog SKINS will hs readily bought. Apply
q, the annery OF the Tredesar Iron Works.
fuh l4-5ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-21

ZANE Hundred Dollars Reward We wii pay
~ st0o reward for the apprension and deiivery
TO US OF James Isaac, the property OF " Newton j.
complexion, Slow gait, about feet or 10 iaches
high large moush. fls was in the hosci:al a.
Siauaion, from whioh place he disappeared about
ths last of October, 1868.
? II TABB S0N,
y.hio-oawSws Eych ,nrs H,,dinD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-21
The Rsossat Fight AT Hasoo N'v.

TIE Rsasst Fight At Yasoo Otv.
A telegram from Memphis, Tenn, dated
tho 18th, says:
Advices from vlcksbuy Of the 10th say
that everybody among the troQps are on the
4sk Usss preparing for another grand expsdi-
ton The troops are in exssllan. spirits and
eager for marching orders.
There was quite battle 1t Yasoo City on
the 5th, between the negro troops stationed
there m . and large = fosss a, Of 1soeis, Who made
possession Of part Of the ely, but the gun.
boats coming up opened IRE upon them, en-
cOura8ing the negroes, who charged and
drove them bsak. Our loss vas slight The
rebel Loss was not known.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-21

MAfm publseed daaly. (enndays exseps-
"a Pftcs for mailing. ~ per year, - 6ln3or a.
mcnsos months, o.; month. 4a-in sdvancs
The Snn wln1A1 DHeASca II issued Tsesdaye aud
Srldays ~ Sl7, in advance.
The WRsxky DheArSn "a ievusA On Yridars a =.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-21
RUNA WAYy

DSn DOLLARS Rsvali.-Csrrisd OF hy the
ZCU Yankee raiders Tuesday, March lst
I'VE norsss, CT the following description: One bay
mare, heavy with foal b. .twesn feet 10 inches and
f,et high, with siIf.st on the right SIDE Ct tbs
meek; ore bay horse eol., years Old this spring;
one bay hly, years Old this spring, blaze face
lov mare, nearly bird. : feet or inches high,
considerably rubbed by harness: one bright bsy
hefss, or 10 years old about fast inches high,
with blass face.
will give the above reward for the delivery Ct
the sbors stock, CT $50 for either of them. Agy iE-
formation gladly r.csived, with Remuneration for
the f,ms, II gotten e..ia. My address. Is .uburu
Mills, Hanover County. u GILMAN
NH i9-eoi3tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-21

~>sSs-4
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-21

"ASfBD-To hire good male siinug room ser
w want middle aged enc preferred Address
r see l}r Psachy, third door from 9Th and north CT
t1rhCe SIS. mh i6-bt{
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-26

IN the ff.t plaoe. eoatlemsn, you must
know lat at the time this grant WAS 90
oepted Nm No. bnrdensoms conditons,
re- az thss1 cor ontions had yet Ar
riyed to tn iGe u 81 years, - i -
o5Gky 70 NJ nind vt I'll prov Ct
thgrant, not lively for the nshs
CHE trnnteM - void on the &seund
that the g1aasesgwsre infants ct ths time
they accepted Of the grant. Besides this
the railroad corporations have IN equita-
he alaim for danaGes againak tho 6tatss
because Of the failure OF the State 70 fur
nish tho companies the desired quantity
Ct dry and tillAhls lands. In order 70
get the land they wanted, they have been
compsllsd 70 select : large quantity OF
swamp and overlooked lands, Whereas
they had IN undoubted right TO ciaim
good dry land under their grant. An
other equisable consideration also pre-
sents itself in this connection.
Many Of the lands claimed oy these
corporations in the Des MONIES vaiiey are
now in possession OF and are claimed by
iadividuals who have plowed mp the
ground and INSTRUCTED the free passage
lover the same BY fencing and building
thereon. l recommend that you require
the proper District Attorneys Of the sew
eral judicial Districts where these lands
lie, to commence proceedings at the ex-
Pense OF the State, and to dispossess
these people. and 70 put the railroads IN
possession. Let /" justice be done" and
IT you hear anything fall you can ascer-
tain what It Is at your leisure. In order
that there may be no difficulty about car.
rying out these measures your honorable
body should at once pass law authoriz'
ing these corporations to take chattle
mortgage on the inferior branches of The
General Assembly, with power to fore
close the same, and to appropriate to TIL
use Of the railroads the per diem ant
mileage of any offending member, ant
all books. papers. gold pens, Adjutan
General and Supreme Court Reports, be
longing to or found in his possession.
Any law you may pass upon this sub
ject should be made to take effect. and b
in force from and after the time that eacl
member of the Lobby is furnished with
free pass over the railroads.
| The Doe LAw.-The repeal of the do,
Law by the last General Assembly ha
given much satisfaction to the dogs an,
their numerous friends. | recommend i
!; view Of the eminent philanthropy Of thos
who secured the repeal Of so cruel Law
that the lobby make an appropriation f.
the purchase Of sufficient number Of th
canine species to furnish each Of the sal
persons with three copies of live dogs,
be bound with sheep and distributed IN
der the supervision Of the Secretary Of tn
Agricultural Bureau, and that the balanc
be equally divided between the Law Ii
} brary and State Historical Society.
i AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE GRANr.-Th
! grant Ut the lands recently made by Coz
} gress to this State for the purpose Of q
) Agricultural College, recommend sha
be divided between the Iowa Peniter
: tiary, where vast number OF agriculture
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-26
CONSTITUTION WATER

Has been pronounced BY the Medical Faculty and The
wanent cure Of all diseases Of the STOMACH, LIyRR
KIDNEYS and BLADDER that has ever been offered.
] IL not q MINERAL WATER. Ii 10 from expe-
Renee that CONSTITUTION WATHR has emanated
and we now say let no doubt when a single bottle
has BEEN known 70 diseases which the cest medca
talent In this country has failed to relieve.
remedy Possessing the virtues of Consti wa
ter cannot be classed uadef quack prepar ATOMS ~
10 now used By the scientific practitioners In
this city II IL only cries
down popular remedies While Me better skilled male
use Of every means TO accomplish sad the sue
cess Of the physeian Increases his kno wledxe OF
di6erert remedies enables him produce cure while
others fall tho attempt. Science satsned with the
truth.
Give Constitution Water fair triai--we mean you
who der specssltsts from year year.
resovting 10 lsraI frssm<rt all app.
cations for diseases, With much chance Of
there would be from local to the
for diseas Of the brain !. :
We have always been careful to use Ianguase In our
circular that could mol shock the delicate
zauon, but We receive 30 ny communica tom from
persons for which Constitution Water is adapted and
Of Whose disease no mention has been made that we
have come to The conclusion the remedy Il can
able Of preducinxa cure, er what the disease
might be, II shoald be made known The rnedfrsn. 4.
pat up for the puble there should be no excep-
| lions.
We would say, Constitution Water IL NOT like a
ghded pill made 10 suit The and taste ~ m edi-
cine In every sense Of tee term, placed In the hands
Of the people for their relief and fiaken according n
the dfrecsions IL will cry case produce rndics
Diet etc. relate only TO tie disease under wkieh tn
occur.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-26
DIABETES

II disease of the stomach and liver acting through
The kidneys and H. with9g. donbf most obstinate
disease. except consumption, that Affects the human
Constitution We have for diseussinr causes
but win state that the eject disease is the con-
version Of the sarchy principle or vegetable portion
OF the food into sugar which simu kidneys 70
an excessive secretion o. water Many persons suffer
from sais disease tho are ienopt ofif that fs they
pass large quastities dnring the day. ard Obliged
grt mp from one 10 hfteen or ~ enty lines
the night No Lotice Is taken Of IL until their attention
i- called TO he large etschsfge OF water and
when III 50 far advanced 10 be beyond
~ Dsdanssy remedies Another SYMPTOM " The great
thirst which when The disease s fully established
efke pafiesf fisks esssfssfiv stkst s<s
sstsA<d also dfspess OF the mouth. cracking the
lips ssees breath, In the advanced cases and
dnaly loss OF appetite, enaeiaticn Aod the pauea,
gradually sinks from exhaustion
Constitution Wster ia Without doabt. the opiy known
remedy for Sfabef<s, and we have much confidence
that is apecidess we have that opium will produre
sleep, and irrthfay that Il has cured ever case
In " hich IL had been used.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-26
AUDITORS OFFICE IOWA.

De4 Aosnes, February 8, lkS{. !
tie hereby certified. that the sth day II Feirrnry
1884 sworn statement filed in th. ooe showing the
condition Of the SECURITY FIRE INSURANCE CO. To-
Gated at NV YoEK. in the State of NEv YORK ON the
LIST day Of January A. D. 1894 in accordance with prov-
sion Of Act Of the General Assembly Of the state a
Iowa. entitled An Act in relation 30 Insurance Corat
mics, approx ed January 18th. lss and Act knsena-
tory thereto approved February 9th. 1854 and
relation TO Life Insurance Compau approved March IL
1861; that said statement shows that said COMPANY l.
Possessed Of the requisite capital aud invested
required BY law.
Authority Is therefore given to the above named Com
pany 10 transact their appropriate business OF INSURANCE
in this State in accordance with laws thereof until
the 3ls day Of January, A. D. One Thousand Eight Hun
dred and Sixty-fve.
II is also certified That II. n TEy-EYCK. Eco.
OF kkoFrx has been daily appointed by said Company
their lawful Agent and Attorney for County of LIE
with full power to take risks Of InsnraDc. therein
acknowledge service Of process provided By law upon
hrs fling with the Clerk Of the District for said
County certified copy Of the on file in this
office. 1t Is further certified that the attached is true
and correct copy Of the said statement
- In Testimony Whereof, Ihave
sru hcreunte set my hand and afi led
my seal Of Office the day and year
~ first above written
J. W. CATTELL, Aasstcr Of State
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-26

Fer Rats. SIsce. n caches Anis, Ned.
Dugs, Maths IN Rars. Wo0leD, &c, IN.
sec % en- Plants. foWls. Animals, &C.
Put up In 2sc and ~ 20 Bcxe. Bottles and rssks
s. and S. si9r- for Horns, PUElle IxsYrrSTfoss, Ac
.-0niy infabie remedies known
Free from Pot>onsr
@Sot dsngerors ~ the Human Family
sRafs cvose oct of their bnirs 10 die
As-sScld Wholesale In all large cities.
1S- Said by ali Druggists aud Retailers everywhere
AS- I. BEv .kE,,, OF all worthless limitations.
A1Js~e tihef "Cp~TAEs name Is each BIZ. Bottle
and Fissk h@fSaV buy.
~ Addrrss HENRY A. CO2TAR.
As- PKIScEpAL DsPor &s2 BsoApwAY, NY.
AS~ Sold by e. d. VOWEL CO.
A. J. WILKINSON,
Wholesale and Retail 1sesss. K@okuk. Iowa
janlS-dkwpn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-26
TOR SALE.
EOR SALE.
y REAT BARGAIN IN LANDS

~ Acres OF land for sale Considerable portion al
Unich 10 under cultivation IN the ceD4t1I ~ ~
Sounsy and within thirty minutss by Raiiroed NOR
This andis admi rably ntted Dcf sheep 8,
stock arm, m will be soId at e-iov reice A. N
pennsiU, such ~ sarel, occurs Is here os,red E
Hss most desirable investment Title peribet.
kssEri, NOV. u. =; - ?: W.. EYck.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-26
srArr or Nrr YcrK

City and County Of New York.
JosTpH wtLKEs. President, and RicH,xp I. HArpocK
Secretary q the Security Fe Insurance Company being
seyeraiiy affirmed, say that the foregoing fall true
and correct statement cf the affairs IL the said company
that the said Insurance Company IL tbs bouade owner
Of 81 least oSE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS of Artnal cash capital invested stock and
tonds or IN mortgages rsal estate wvFth double the
amount f whish the saae IL morfssged that the above
described Investments part thereof made for
ae benefit Of any Individual exercising authority ia the
management VI said company. either President
tars Treasurer Director, otherwise: that the
cages stove describ have been assigned in any
manner released impaired by said company and that
they the above described aAcers a sad Insurance
Company JOSEPH WALKER President
RICHARD L. HArpocx. Secretary.
Subscribed and affirmed bs0re me- this a6s dav Of Jam
usry, A. d.. 1854 Tsos. l. TapsSxiL
Commissioner fer fowa In New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-26

-
pany. for cash actually loaned BY the COM
-a- pany: Loan'd
notes. ............. 1900 1000 600
O. O. % % do do % % DO DO s sss 90 ga 40 20
l,s7o 90
s. Amour. Of actual os.h on hand is the eomps
Dy's ONCE. III go IS
6 Amount Of actual cash hand, de-
deposited to the credit Of the COM
pany in the Continental bank a.. 1920
I. Amount of actual cash on hand, de-
posted to the credit Of thecompany
In the Commonwealth Bank 23.343 50
8. Amount Of cash in the hands OF aat's,
and in the Of transmission,
received during the year for preni-
ums,. II, 500 %
Total amount cash ite,ns. eAos7 90
Q. Interest due and unpaid on all Of the eompa-
ny's loans bond and mortgage tsince psd) 7oS6 a
| 10. Interest accrued hut not due excluding in
tere=t accrued on bonds 1881 %
IL. Bills receivable held by the company, taken
for inland navigation rsks............... as5ls &c
| Il Amount due for unpaid premiums, not inela-
ding cash in No. 8; or bills receivable in item
No. IL, above. 81 ,2e5 d
company .......................... s477 ss
L. Aggregate amount Of all the actual, available
assets of the company 6s1 %
IAsninrs
| l6 Amount Of losses adjusted and due none
IL. Amount Of losses adjusted aud not due, none.
Is Amount Of losses unadjusted Is 40 0f
10. Amount interest due to scrphoders remain
ing unpaid. .............. ............. 2ss3 IL
20 Amount Of all other claims against the
l pany ....................No other claims
Il. Aggregate amount Of all unpaid LOSSES claims
and liabilities. SIS o63 II
| Nv. NiscsLLAsEous
e. The greatest amount allowed by the rules be In
sured In any city, town yiilage.....
3. The greatest amount allowed to BE- insured In
any one block
No rules TO above. Agents limited TO $1,000
on any oae risk.
~ The amount Of its capital earnings deposited In
other State security. Nothing
D. The charter act ofncorporstion Of aid company
Answer Copy fe in Auditors once.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-26
u. y. TEN-EYCK, Agent,
seeamA ssreet as
'GTATEMENT or TIE CONDITION
~ OF The
6scsstsk IRE REINSURANCE g.
WJvssc Y,Dsl

-.
1Aths e6s ugDsw YoeA, - ~ 80 snding the 3lst
day ofDsos1hber, 1885, nt 70 the Auditor Of the L.
suranco Department Of the Bate Of Iowa.
the laws Of said Htate
LIT The amount Of full paid capital stock Of the
pany now sutstandfnG lpar value a ahares, -
esch) $500 CO
n Aeex1e.
Amoank of ioAns - Aans - mnr1Gnass (dnly rseuE
ed and being rst Hens the iee simple upon which
not more than one years ntesestis dae, per sche
uie 5ooW
q Total value of sid mort red premises, &6739o0
B. Account Of State stocks and stocks and Treas
ury notes Of the United States, and al other
bonds absolutely held by the company:
par val mktval.
O. 8. SO per cent bonds, 80. 100000 10260o
U. 8. $40 per cent. Treasury
notes ..ss.....sss..ss...s luOU0 lOo ~
Bonds d The State Of California, 5000 1900
Bonds Of the Union Free School
Dist No. 3 Of West Farms,
ny, Issued by act Of Leg
stature .................. IuO siUW