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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-02

HARrEDs MAGAZINE for June, contains the fol
lowing papers-i. Washoe Revisited. ,second
numbes,) with illustrations. .. From Teheran
to Samarcrand. 3. The Sun Dial. A. Heroic
Deeds Of Heroic Men, VII. The Change Of
Base Effected illustrated. S. Dirge for the
Fallen. g. Dodd's Dinner at Delmonicos--ll.
lnstrated. Z. Andrew Kent's Temptation. 8
The Americans ou their Travels. 9. Conuas,
10. RecceRecttons OF Grant, with portrait, =
IL, Armadale, by WIkie Collins. H. The Uni.
versity at Oxford. l3. In Momoriam w. S. IA
Our Mutual Erie I'D. by Charles Dckens--lus'
trnted. Is. Monthly Record Of Current Events
l6. Editors Ensy Chair aud Drawer. a..
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INFORMATION FREE
10 NERVOUS SUFFERERS.

A GENTLEMAN, cured Of Nervous Debility
lncompetency, Premature Decay, and Youthfu
Error, actuated by desire to benefit o'hers will
be happy TO furnish TO all who need it, free y The
recipe aud directions for making the simple rem,
edy used IN his case. Sufferers wishing to profit
by the advertisers bad experience, and possess a
sure aud valuable remedy, can do so by address,
ing him at once at his place Of business. The
Recipe and full aion-of vital import ance
will he eheeriully sent by return mni
Address JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. 60 Nassau Street. New York.
P. S.-Nervous sufePrs of both sexes will find
this information inye'anble. 7S3m3
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DrThc funeral of Lyssuder T. King,
10th o. V. l., whose death We noticed two
weeks siocc, was held in this place on Fri
day of last week. Tho sermon was preached
by Rev. Matthew Clapp, Of Mentor. He
died Of fever in QUO of the hospitals about
New York, aud his remains wore brought
to this placo for intcrment. Mr.. King was
very worthy citizen as we'll as soldier, and
leaves wife and child, aud large number
Of relatives and friends, to mourn his loss.
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THO THE NERVOUS, DEBILITATED and
l. DESPON DENT OF BOTH SEXES. A
great sufferer, having been restored TO health in
few days, after many years Of micery, is will
ing to assist his suffering fellow creatures by
sending (iree) on the leceip, Of pos, paid ad.
dressed envelope, a copy oi the formula ofcure
employed. ' Direct to "E
'..' - o. JOHN M. DAGNALI. .
Box 1873 Post Office, Brooki iyn, N. Y. u
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Agricultural Notice.

A Meeting of the officers and friends Of the
Gcauga Free Agricultural Society will be held
Mt the Agricultural Hall in Claridon, on Samr
day. June 18th, at O'Clock p. NJ, to appoint
Awarding Committees and other officers neces
sary for the next Annual Fair Of said Society.
L. G. MAYNARD, President.
Hambden, June 2nd 1855. .--.
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COMMENCEMENT AT HIRAM.-Thc Annual Com.
mencement Of the Eclectic Institute takes place
upon Thursday. June sth. The Delphic and
Hesperian Societies give their anniversary enter.
tainments upon the evenings OF Jnne TIN ard slh
The exercises will consist Of oratidhs, Discus.
sions, coloquies and dramatic representations
and be held under q commodious tent
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NOTICE.

WILLIAM D. WILSON, who resides in
w Tuscola County, MichigaL-Addison G ).
Wilson, who resides ia the State OF. Minnesota
Fanny F. Briggs, John w. Briggs ana Emmie E
Wilson, who reside in Allegun County, Michi.
gan-and Geo. S. Wilson, whose residence isun
known-are hereby notified that on the 25th day
OF May, A. ID. 1865, ID. w. Garfield, as admins.
traitor Of the estate Of George Wilson, decea sed
filed in the Probate Office Of Geauga County, o
petition, setting forth that on the 5th day Of
July. A. d. 1855, said George Wilson, then in
full lite. entered into a contract in writing with
one VIM. NJ, Briggs for the sale and conveyance
OF one undivided half of I29x acres of land in
Lots IL and Is in Tract 2 In Newbury, Geauga
County, Ohio and being the Same land on which
said Wilson resided at his decease. Which De.
tlion alleges that said Briggs has performed all
the conditions 10 be performed by him in the life.
time Of said George Wilson, and that SAID Biggs
Is entitled to a deed Of said premises subject to
the support Of Mary A. Wilson, which is lien
on said premises.
The prayer Of said petition is to authorize said
administrator TO execute a deed of conveyance
Of said premises, subject to the support OF said
Mary A. Wilson. ...r ~ =
Said Petition viii be for hearing the Gath da
Of June at 10 O'Clock A, NJ
DIV. .CANFlELD, 81
SS2ws Admir- OF Geo. Wilson, decd,
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MULBERRY CORNERS, GEAUaA Co, J
ONO, June l5,hfl864,

ONO, June l5,hf 1864,
DR.. LIGHrHILL: - ..t
SIR:-I have followed your prescrip
ton faithfully since June 9th. lam hap
py to inform you that have derived ben,
efltherefrom. My ear is decidedly bet
ter; it discharges bur very little, and that
unpleasant burning sensation has passed
away. l cannot but hope that by the
use Of your medicines short time longer
/ may be entirely cured; it SOL shall ever
feel gratifed that applied to you for as
- % Yours, &C., s,r
~ ECLL2 Mas. c. r. STRONG.
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ms~Senator Wilson of Massachusetts has
urged the Secretary of War to issue M or
der permitting every Uuion soldier TO bear
TO his home, as an heirloom TO hIs family,
the Government musket he has borne thro'
the conflict for the salvation of tho republic.
The suggestion meets with universal approv-
al
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Union Musical Association.

A Convention of the Union Musical Associa.
tion will be held at Hambden, on Thursday and
Friday, June 9th and 9th, under the direction OF
Prof VIM c. Webster.
Membets are requested to bring the"Key
Note" and the "OrieutaI Glee and Chorus Book ~
Concert OH Friday evening. Admi.tance, 25
cents. ' J.C. WELLS, Secretary.
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CLEVELAND, Nov 1864.

CLEVELAND, Nov.'2. 1864.
Dr.. L;ghtAW: -..;,s.
DEAR SIR-I am happy TO add my testi.
mony 10 the numerous ones in your posses
sion helping thereby those who are ataict-
ed in a way similar to mine, as wei g
to show my gratitude to yourself ,
have relieved me Of a disagreeable 40 well
as painful case Of catarrh. Of six years
standing. My case, perhaps not differ
ing much from cases of catarrh 10 .ener
al, had, however, one particularly dis
agreeable feature. of which cannot 9th
erwise than speak--A constant pain over
my forehead. aad over my left eye. which
tormened me very much. I am happy
to say that, free from it. and, judging
from the success you are having in my
case, do not hesitate to recommend you
to my friends and the public.
..' - \ L. E. NEY,
Concord Township, Lake Co., o.
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Concord Township, Lake Co., o.
PIONEER, WILLIAMS Co., J
June 2l, 1864. :

June Il, 1864. }
DR.. LigAt6iN. - } has -h':E
DEAR SIR-I cannot refrain from ex.
planning the satisfaction l feel at the sue
cess OF your treatment Of my case of ca
tarrh. and all its distressing concomitants
severe pain over the eyes and between
the shoulders, general debility, DC. 1t
has been troubling me for the past twelve
years.
l have been member of the State
Legislature Of Ohio for some years. and
was engaged 10 public business at Wssh.
ington when applied to you for that re-.
lief for which had svainly sought Of
from other practitioners. ...
I am happy in stating that. although
spent several weeksat Bell Plains, Fred
erick sburg and Aequia Creek, after the
late battles. assisting in taking care of The
wounded, and have been subject to tn e
hsrdshps OF soldiers life, have stead !.
lily improved, and am so confident that
y ou will make q well mau OF me, thst I
write this, with the strong hope that 9th
ers similarly afflicted may seek your ser.
vices without hesitation. sNN.
p. w. NORRIS.
Pioneer, Williams Co., o.
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FROM ALONZO RHODES, MONT
WILLIE. ;GEAUGA COUNTY. @. .

Z HEONZO OT15, NUN :
WILLIE, 'GEAUGA COUNTY. o. q
CLEVELAND. O., June 29th. 1864.
1t It's with pleasure that | here with Ger.
tify that my hearing has been yery much
benefited by the skill and treatment OF
DR.. Lighthill, under whose care have
been Tor the past two months. The ca.
tarrhal difficulty in. my throa. is, am
happy to say, also much better. and the
cough which has been troubling me for
years. has also yielded TO DR.. Ligh,hills
treatment, so that now wish to recon-
mend to any one as 1 have been. re-
side 10 Montville, Geauga county, Ohio.
and will be happy to see any one concern
ing the veracity ofthis statement. =
J -iET.. .t ID. ALoNzo RHopRs.
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The Interest ut 7-7O per Cent

Notes Of all the denomin ma tons named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions
The Notes Of this Third Series arc precisely
similar In form and privileges TO the Seven.Thir
ties already sold, except that the Government re.
serves to ii.elf the option Of paying interest in
gold coin at per cent, instead Of 7.3 .lOths in
currency Subscribers will deduc, the interest IN
currency upto July 18Th, al the time when they
subscribe.
The delivery Of the no,es Of this third
series Of the SevenT Thirties will commence on the
lst Of June, and will be m ade promptly and con
tinuously after that date ia.
The slight change made in the conditions o
this THIRD SERIES affects only the matter o.
interest,", The pnymen, in gold. II made. will b.
equivalent TO the currency interest OF the hghe,
cate. ,s.r
The return to specie payments, in the event oI
which only will the OPT ion to pay interest in Gold
be avaicd of, would so reduce and equalize
prices that pur chases made with six per cent in
gold would be fully eqnal to those made with
seven and lhree.,enths per cent. in currency
This ia
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-02

1FGov. Pierpont arrived In Richmond
on Thursday of last week, aud assumed Ex-
eoutivs control of the State. A general
slection was held throughout the State on
the same day. D..
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strWe nre requested to state that Rev. c. A.
Buckbee, Of New York. will preach at the Bap-
list Church in this place, on Sunday, June llth,
at lOK oclock,A NJ and, at the Disciple Church,
at2 o'clock, NJ, Mr. Buckbee enjoys the repu.
tation Of learned and interesting preacher. In
the afternoon, he will present the claims Of the
American Bible Union ~.-tgt = --g !;
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p1yWe would call attention to the advertise
mcnt OF Johnson, Riker & Co, of Painesville
in another column. Mr. johnson lately reno we'd
70 Painesvlle from Middlefed lie is well
known TO our readers, and, judging from his en-
ergy and integrity as % business man, we have
40 hestancy in commencing the new firm.
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U. s. $40 Six per cent.
GOLD-BEARlNG BONDS.

These Bonds are now worth handsome pre-.
MUM, and are exempt, osare all he Government
Bonds, Jtom State, Connty aud Municipal tara.
ton, Which adds from one 10 three per cent. per an.
mum 10 their palne, according to the rate levied
upon other property. The interest is payable
semi.ann uolly by coupons attached 10 each note
which may be cut of and sold to any bank OF
banker, - o. .a
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NOTlCE.-1heU Undersigned has been dulv
~ appointed and qualified as administIator OF
the estate Of Desmond J. Goodsell decsa sed late
OF Thompson township, Geauga County, Ohio.
- r. H. GOODSELL
Thompson, June end 1865. so3wSs
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~By reference to the advertisement in an.
other dunn, it will be seen that tho Admins.
traitors Sale Of the "Mitchcll's Mills" properly
has been postponed from the 2ilh Of June till the
18th Of July.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.


pY virtue OF an Order of Sale issued out of tha
- Court OF Common Pleas of Geauga County.
Ohio, wherein orville N. McCintock is Plain.
tiff, and Albertne, J. McClintock and others arc
Defendants, to me directed and delivered, and
dated May 22d, A. D. 1865 shs ii offer for sale
at public vendue, At the Court House in Chardon
in said Comfy. on Saturday. June SOFA, 1865, at
! O'Clock r M, of said day, the following real
estate, subject to the dover estate Of Beisey
Taylor therein' Situate in the Township Of
cambridge, County Of Geauga and State OF
Ohio, and known as part of Lots No. 81 and 90,
Tract No: Q: beginning at the south. east corner
OF Lot No. 27i then1e north 10 land of John
Henry. thence west and across the N. and
5, Road to west line OF said Lot No 27; thence
south .eas ierly along the line Of the Mahonina
Rail Road 10 the North and South road; thence
north along said road 10 the north line Of said
Lot No, 29; thsnce east along said lot line to the
land.
Also, twenty six acres in Lot No. 30, Tract
No. Three, bounded as follows; Beginning at
southwest corner OF land owned BY Sulliysn
Giles in said Lot No. 30; thence ON said Sulli-
van Giles south line to lantof g. S. Spragus;
thence south on Sprague's west line to south line
OF said Lot No. 80; thence west on said lot line
to the center Of the Solon Road; thence north
west along said Scion road to place of begi inning.
aud containing twenty. six acres oil land. Said
premises were appraised subject TO the said Dow
er Esta te nt SS263,00. =
Terms OF Sale-eash in hand
B. N. SHAW, She riff.
SberifFs Office, Gesugs Co.
May 24ih, 1865. 803w5
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Probate Notice.

THE following accounts have been Gled
Il in the Probate Court of Geauga Coun.
ty, Ohio, for settlement, viz: ...-'-' ...
PARTIAL ACCOUNTS. ...-.-
Guardian of George G. Russell and Mary f.
Russell.
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gJCol. Prischard, the captor OF Davis
says that at tho time of the capture he had
not heard of the reward offered, IL must
have been a pleasant surprise.
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:, iMAh AcCouNTS =,

Said accounts will stand for hearing in
said Court, at the Probate Office In Char
don. on the Gath day of June, A. d.
1865, at ten o'clock, A. NJ, until which time
all persons interested may except.
M. @. CANFlELD, Probate Judge.
Chardon, June 2, 1865. sOs.-3w.
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7-3O LOAN.

These notes are Issued under date Of July Is
1868, and ore ayable three ears from tina, dat
in currency, or ore convertible at the option 0
the holder into ....
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NOTICE,-The Undersigned has been duly
IN appointed and qualihe as administrator Of
the estate Of Cynthia NJ. Patchin, deceased, late
Of Middlsfeld, Gesuga County. Ohio.
8. w. GRAY,
Middleheld, May a6th, 1864. 'sosws
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MARRIED,

BY S. W. Newell, Esq. at his residence
in Claridon, May 25tb. Mr.. DARIUS W.
YOUNG. of Hambdon, aud Miss FIDELIA
A. WELLS. of the former place. ,...., g
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T ETTERS remaining unclaimed in lie
- Post. Office at ChardOn, State OF Ohio,
thio st dau of Ian. lQeE

a1To obtain any of these Letters, the appli-
cant must cal for advertised Letters, "give the
date OF the List and pay one cent for adver tisug
6Tit uot called Tor within one month, they
Alien Maria A. Mrs. King Lizzie
Fitch John M. Martin Anthony w.
Holmes l.. Wado John T.. p
]. y. CONVERSE, p M.
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. Attention!

CITIZENS Of Czaridon and the adjoining
Townships: .,''| .''' -
TlMOTHY McCOLLIFF takes this method
adjoining townships, that he has located at Car.
idon Center, at the old stand offs w Newell,
and is now ready to do all kinds of Blacksmith.
ing Work; Horse .shoeing. Wagon Ironing, &C.,
At THE LOWEST PRICES. .t
Please give him ca before going elsewhere.
TIMOTHY McCOLLiFF.
Claridon, April 7th, 1865. ,.e., 795tf
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-26
sale of Forfeited Goods

COLLECTORS OBPIcR, DISTRICT or PORTLAND
AND FALMoUrH, .af r
s,y s r Portland, Dec %. 1854 y
THE following described merchandise having
IL been forfeited for violation OF the Revenue
laws of thu United States public notice of said sez
ha ing been given and no lain to said goods
having been made they will be sold at public auc.
ton at the Cid Custsm House. at this port Friday
Fepruar, Sd, 65. at ii O'Clock, A.. M to wit: gil
bbl. VIII skey; 2 cases of Wine, of u .bottlef
each; bbls Mola sses l bbi Suga ! bag sugar; !;
Dbl Molasses; bbls Molasses 4 bbls Molasses go
1. WAS aBUKN, Jr, Collector
dec 30d1awtd -- t,..-, - 20 f.fosroaY
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COpartnershin nofice.

THE nnoerslgned have this day formed Depart.
,Is. nersnip nnoef ths name and style of FLING
Hi ITEM ~ M,hE' and have taken the store formerly
occupied py hfn ktag. N, 81 Commercial street,
where they in1e end doing Commission and whole
sale business In Teas, Tobacco, w. /. Goods, Gre.
ceries and Provisions - ~ = I',S >'--'',''-''
HENRY FLING. N
STEPHEN wHIrTEMoRE.
Portland. July 8. 1884. dtf
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Portland & , es. p
Grain Warehouse Company

TENDERS will be received for the erection of q
Wareh ,use on Galts W harf, on or Abefre Sat
urday, the Is inst Plans can be seen az the Office
OF the upd r-igned. at the head OF Galrs Wharf.
Not bound 10 accept lowest or any. ESQ
rE Per Order
!Signed,l faoffa1 II. I. MACHIN, 1ali
Janzl ulw.v1 --t-a--r Treasurer.
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Boarding.

QUITS OF ROOMS, furnished or unfurpissad.
- with board, at u Free street. Transient
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Ear sale

IF applied for Immediately. The GOOD schaoner
lKate Ausrey-b -burthen 70 5s-95 tons-c arries ffom
the master on board, or to II D. DTCHaEE' sJSRD''
& dec8ls T&Tn suga saw asd i9ae ~ - rN''- =.
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FOREST AVENUE HOUSE
Newspaper ,Correspondance.a

THE undersigned, an ex-edtor of this city here.
Il by tenders his ser ices. for a reasonable COM
pensation, t. the pubiishes of any news journ ais
10 Maias, in Boston in New York or else here who
wouldlike 20 anjoy the realty sorresponoence Of an
experienced wr'tsr and j urnsst at thu Capita OF
this State He fatt hi fthat his scquaintapct
with thelrcal ansactions and the public measures
The pubic of the Stat, aad q un ry a. well
as his long experience in geographical and editor
o. labos, give him an advantage in this Iet pect
whichfew others pcsse's He know, how to write
copy Tor the printer that will require no revision
after it passes Ou of his haf ds. He is also good
and expeditions proof reader, and is wiling to
engage with any paolisher who may desire his Ser
vices at home or abroad, in that caoaci y. .,i sW
Augusta. j. ny 2, 1856. iH- --fa-1 jansdtf
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"a JOHN D. JONES, President.
.,sef CHARLES DEN Ms, Vice Presi sent,
0 w, II. II. MOORE, I'd Vice President
~ApPlicat.ons forwarded and oPEx PoLIcrEe
procured by ...,,-........-.
JOHN W. MUNGER, Agent,
NO. 1ee Fore street. head Of Long Wharf,
sfee PORTLAND, ME. ep'.-.--.
june8--w2w & eodtojan29
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The Cabinet Organs +
MADE EXCLUSIVELY BIZ 1ss
MASON & HAMLfR

Are the best instruments of their class in the world
Nearly all the most prominent artists in the eountr,
instruments are 10 constant use In the concerts 0!
the most distinguished artists-as Gottschalk and
others-as well as in the 1psras in the principal cit
les, whenever such Instruments are required Price
1856 to $500 each. These Instruments nav be found
At the Music Rooms of the subscriber, where they
vii be sold at the manufacturers prices.
.sea t- I'll. 8. EDWARDS 20 y
So.sisi stewarts Block, Congress St.
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FICE OF THE
+. st 4 ATLANTIC 4 =
Mutual Insurance Company.
st NEW YORK JANUARy 2e 1894 ~ -


3ta ~ lisa ggges 4aa ------ .o. fsf rfel
rIHE Trustees, in conformity to the Charter ofthe
Z Il Company, submit the following statement o.
It's affairs on the 8lst December, 1858; 4f one
Premiums received on Marine Risks, noa 1t as
r q ON LIST January, 1853, to slss De- g
Premiums on Policies not marked on 81
! '.st January, 1868. l,7oe.eo2 ~
Total amount of Marine Premiums. SIC. .oO5.oUl Il
No pnlicies have bee" issued upon Life ss hGs
Risks; nor upon Fire Risks discon- zlsla a9tEQ
- nected with Marine Risks. .aa3o
Premiums marked of from LIST JAN, e 50
1858, to 3lst December, 1868, 2 a $3.50, ,666 5f
Losses paid during the same period, 3,s05 65l o.
Returns OF Premiums a4d Expenses, 1,0S2,e67 4s
The Company has the following assets, viz:
United States and STATE of New York a5a steal +
Stock, City Bank and other Stocks, S3,492, ,63i 80
si's isss zsS zSS g. g.
Dividends ON Stocks. Interest on g e s3ins
Bonds and Mortgages and other ~ d4a5iW z
. Loans, sundry Notes, re-insursn q b9dosss1 oa
a and other claims duethe Compan re sst,g
estimated at 104. .9R4 81
Premium Notes and Bills. Receivable s.27ss7s &
oAen IN oAnA' saaa sss35iggs1 ,ess.z-z .sfolo @
bls4os Total amount of Assets SO 266, ,456 81
4 Six per cent interest on the outstanding certif
oates of profits w be paid co. the holders thereof
Or their legal Representative and after Tuesday,
he I'd Of February next. na %
Of profits the outstanding certificates of the issue
1852 will be redeemed and paid to the holders there
o. or their legal representatives, on ana alter Tues
day the Second of February Lexr. from which date
allinteres thereon will cease. The certificates to b,
produced q the time of payment, and cancel. ed.
A Dividend of Forty Per Cent. is declared on the
net earned premiums of The Cor pany, for the yeaI
end 31st December, 1os3, for which ceF .ifcate,
viii be issued, and after Tuesday, the Fifth o.
Apri' next. -. ,ss.
The profits Of thu Company, ascer- sa ~
tanned from the 1st OF Ju y, 1892, to
the 1st of JAN, 1853, for which Ger
dfcates were issued, amountto S14 32s, $50
Ad ional from lst jan, 1868, to 1st ~ is e1I3t-
january, 1854, a. w So 2eso0oo
Pq Total profits for 21A years, 5cso Sl6,95S, SO,
The Certifeate previous to 1862 have ~ IS So "a
been redeemed By cash, !. d S.as n,sso.2lo
-. srnl 81l 10 q li.5as.is.. .,te.. eds i ----
Net earnings remaining with the III
Company on let JAM, 1894 sl4sss. @6, ,263, $40
- BY order of the Board. 1a es+ r-es'4 s
@+n wv. TOWNSEND JONES, Secretary.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-26

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