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The Opelousas courier., 1865-01-28


Judicial District composed of the parishes Of
st. Landry, Calcasieu, Lafayette and Vermilion.
T Our Governor is really an extraordinary
man. Every one is acquainted with his eharac-
terics his courage patriotism indefatigable ener-
cy and great confidence in our cause. It is good
to hear him, for one inssnsibly adopts his views
and opinions, and iE~ ) renew ed strength in his
convictions. And he does not stop at the most
important things; the smaller details receive par
ticular care, and every one remember the good
he did to the INDECENT families of the State in
furnishing them with medicines and clothing.
He has lately had a book published, adapted TO
the use Of beginners, and also a Confederate AL.
,nanac, which contains great deal of valuable
information. In fact our Governor has an eye
TO everything, and is discouraged by nothing.
A@s- 4,s ....
ks-Under date of the 18th inst, a correspon-
dent in Shreveport gives us the following items :
the Legislature met on the 10th, according to law,
and Immediately proceeded to elect its officers,
whose term had expired. VIM. F. Wagner was
elected Secretary Of the Senate, and o. Arroyo.
Assistant Secretary. A.. II. Isaacson is Clerk OF
the House, with e. w. Halsey as Assistant; J.
Pinckney Smith. Warrant Clerk, and j. II.
PeraIta, Sergeahtat-Arms.
'erhe Governors Message" says our cores
pondent. sis one of the most remarkable docu-
ments ever read" It had not yet been printed
@a- Lieut.. Byrn, of Wilson's Scouts, who
was wounded last week in an affray with a man
named Beackani, died of his wounds in our town
on Thursday last. Before dying he called his
friends around him and requested them to not
inolest Beacisani, who had acted in selfdefense.
He also cautioned his companions against molest.
ing civilians as some among them are in the habit
Of doing, "for,'' added he, "you see the result,
and the sad consequences which sometimes fol-
low when rash and Illegal acts are employed
towards peaceable and unofending citizens"
oFgf 2----~--.sses-----------l Il IS aiGt E#g5
azg- We are happy to announce a soothing
piece of information to ourcitzens residing north
west Of our town. DIR Dudley. the celebrated
Yankee renegade who commanded band of
.Jsyltawkers In the vicinity of Bayou Ghicot, was
captured last week with four Of his associates,
in sle pine woods of our Parish Ii is asserted
that the gentleman being surrounded by seven Of
oprlnseF, surrendered, not as a Captain, but as a
Major Of the Federal army Major or Captain,
Doctor or gentleman. the fellow was good p.ize
and IL Is now said that neither he nor his worthy
comrades viii ever harm any. one again. 4J We
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Enrolling Officers will give notice in the most
public manner, throughout their respective par
ishes, of the days fixed for examination, and will
require all unassigned conscripts claiming ex-
emption as above to be in attendance on the
days designated, whether previously examined
or not.-The Enrolling Officers will be in atten-
dance, and will see that each conscript who has
not been previously examined is enrolled before
examinations; such as have been heretofore DIS
charged from all seruice and are pronounced by
the Board fit for field or staff duty, will be re-
enrolled, and disposed of as indicated in previous
orders. The Enrolling Officers will order before
the Board for re-examination any men between
the ages Of eighteen and torty-ive years detailed
on certificates of disability and assigned 10 the
Reserve Corps. whose disability they have reason
to believe has ceased to exist; if pronounced by
the Board fit for field service they will be re-en-
rolled in the class for field service
BY order of
Col Z. c. RANDOLPH.
Comdt. Conscripts, Dist. La.
GOODWILL. Capt. &, Adi't.
Dec. 81. 1864 -31-6t.
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OLD TYPE METAL,
Suitable for making shot. for sale at this Office.
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MoLAsSES FOR SALE.
THIlTY BARRELS good molasses, will be be
sold 40 families, by the barrel Oh lsalfh
aApp)y y At tho oifice Of Che Qpelcusas Courier.
ppsleusss lsth j June 1864. y s3tf
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oP ELoU s a g.:
SATURDAY, /: ~: JANUARY 90, 1865.

@-The Hon. C. II, MOUToN is candidate
for reelection for the Office Of Judge of the 9Th
Judicial District, composed Of the parishes Of
st. Landry, Calcasieu, Lafayette and Vermilion.
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NOtfCe.

Opplousas, Jantiary 2Sth, 1865.
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By command of
s. s. ANDERSON, Assistant Adjutant {
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
Cro expire on the 3l-s day Of ofJanuary, 1866 J


Ofice Of tho Auditor Of state;
Insurance Dept, Columbus, o, Feb. llth '5j
Whereas, thc Security Insurance company, located
Mt ~ York. in the state Of Now York, has filed m his
Office sworn statement of It's condlton rs required
by the first scction Of the act ITO regulate Insurance
companies not Incorporated hy the state Of Ohio"
passed April 4, 1855, aud amended Febrllary o. 1854
and, whereas. said company has furnished the under
signed satisfactory evidence that 1t Is possessed Ofat
least ono hundred thousand dollars Of actual capital
INFESTED in stocks, bonds in mortgages Of real
estate worth double the amoant for whch the same Ia
mortgagcd; and, whereas, snd company has filed in
this Office written instrument, under it7 corporate
seal signed by thc President and secretary Thereof,
authorizing ANY agent or agents Of said company in
this state TO acknowledge service OF process for and
III behalf ofsald company, according to the terma Of
sad law.
Now, therefore in pursuance of the hrst section Of
the aforesaid act, |, James II. Goldman, Auditor Of
state of Ohio do hereby certify that said Security
Insurance Company Of New York. is authorized to
transact business Of Fire and Marine insurance ia
thfs State until the thlrty-rst day Of january the
year One:thousnnd eight hundred and si1ty-sis.
In witness whereof lhqVc horeuntp subscribed my
name And caused the seal of my oi,e to be alIiIGd
the day aud year above written.
l.sALl f'rAMPl JAS H. GOODMAN.
Fobl5-Sw. Auditor ofItnte.
IL. Frittor, A8't, Lensaster,O
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
To expire on the 3ist day Of January, 1906.
Office oftho Auditor Of State, Insurance Dept,


Office OF tho Auditor Of State, Insurance Dept,
Columbus, Ohio Jan H. 1865.
WHEHEks. The North Amcrica Fire Insurance
Company, lOcaed at Hartford, in the State Of { on
neCticut, has filed in this office nsworn statement of
its condition, required by the first section Of the
net "TO regulate Insurance Companies not lncOrpo-
ratcdby the state Of Ohio,' passed April sth, 1856
and amended February, q, 1864; and, whereas said
Company has furnished satisfactory evidence that /
is posse s.cd NJ ut least hundred thpuaHnd dot
ars Ot actual capital invested In stocks or bonds or
in mortgages Of real estate, worth double the amount
for which the game - mprtglgch; and, where
~, said company hna filed in this Office a writ
ten inst trufncn under it. corporate seal, signed 10y
the President and So, rctIry thereof, authorizing
any agcut or agents of said Company in h' state to
acknowledge service of process, for and in bcl Of
snld company according TO the terms Olsnld law.
Now, therefore, IN pursuance OF the frat section
Of the aforesaid act /, james II. Goldman, Auditor Of
She Stlte of ohio, do hereby certify that said North
American Fire Insurance Company, of Hartford, Con.
il authorized to transact III" husn Oflrc Insurance
in this State until the 3lst day of January, IN the
year ono thousand eight hundred and sXty-slX.
tStnmpl In witness whereof have hcrcuntO sub
IScall srribcd my name and cnllscd the seal Of
my Office 10 be affixed the day and year
above written.
JAS. If. GOODMAN,
Feb 1G-Sw Auditor Of state.
B. +. REINMUND. AIT.
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Z! E!.'!X!!!!;zIZ!I!'z!Z.|ZZLZIZz J. 7. "

All tho Medical men and the Press recommend Dr.
Strickand's AntCholcra Mixture rs the only certain
remedy for Darrhua and Dysentery. 1t is u oombl-
nation Of Astrlngents, AbSOrbants, Stimulents and
Carnnativcs and is warranted to affect cure after
all other means have failed.
For sale by Druggists General Depot East
Fourth street, Cincinnati, D.
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CERTIFICATE or AUTHORITY.

Ito expire On the alst day OF January, 1861
OrricG or rus AupIroR or STATE,
Insurance Department. Columbus, o., jan ID, 'ol
WHEREAS, The .ErNA INSURANCE COMPANY
located At Hartford IN the state or Connecticut, hns
hlcd In this office sworn statement Ofts condition.
~ required 10y the first section Of the net $40 regn
late Insurance Companies not Incorporated by the
state of Oho,'' passed April Mh lShG; and amended
February nth 1854; and, Whereas, -nid Company has
furnished the Undersigned satisfactory cVldcnrc that
II ~ possessed of fHt lcust ONE HUNDRED IllOVS-
AND DOLLARS ofactml Capital invested In stocks
or innds, or In Mortgages IT kcN Estate, worth
double the amount Tor which the Same IL morgngrd;
nnd Whereas, said Company has He'd IN tins office
wrltton instrument under its corporate seal signed
10y the rrcsilont aud secretary thereof authorizing
amy Agent or Agcnts of said Company In this State to
acknowledge service of process, Tor and in behalf Of
said Company according To the terms of sad law.
Now, Therefore IN pursuance Of the first section Of
the aforesaid net, LJANES II, GOODMAN, hmlitor Of
state for Ohio do hereby certify that sNd .ErNA IN.
SURhNCE COMPANY, of Hartford II authorized 10
transact the business Of Fire and Marine Insurance in
this state until the thrty.hrst day Of January IN the
year one thounnd eight hundred and Sixly.six.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have hcrc,ntn sub.
scrlhCd my name und caused the seal of my office 10
| be affixed the day ami year above wrltcn.
JAMES II, GOODMAN,
INALl lTAAfl Auditor Of state.
Applications received aud policies promptly iasucd
ny Is =. RElNMUNp, Agent, at Lancaster, u.
Feb. 0, lSGj-3w
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT 49,
Comfy Of i{uitlord ~

THoNhs A. hiLItNnrR, President, aud I.ucrus u
llESnGE, Secretary ofihc .ETNA INSURANCE cow
PANf, hclng soyefnRy sworn, dcpnsc md saw that
the foregoing laN i true and correct statement of
the Oi'rs the -nid Company; that the snld ln-ur
Hncc Company Is the bonn idc owner oi Mt least one
liunlrcd Thousand Dollars Of nctIul Cash Capital in
investments, nor any part thereof made for the
hcncit ANY ndiydlla cxcrciting authority IN the
infringement ofsail Company, either ~ President
secretary, Treasurer, Director, otherwise and chat
they are the phuYe described officers Of snd lusur
nNcc Company
THOMAS A. ALEXANDER, President
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Deposit made with Auditor of State herewith.
State Of New York,

VOIIIIIl OF NOV IOTKl
Thomas w.. Brdsall, President and Richard l.
Haydoci, Secretary Of the Security Insurance com
Pany being scvcraily affirmed depuso and say, that
the foregoing is full, true and correct statement Of
the affairs of said company that the said Insur-
company is the bona lido owner of Mt loast one
hundred tholisand dollars, Of actual capital invested
in stocks and bonds or in mortgages on real estate,
worth double the amonDt for which the sanle i.
morgagcd; and tlat they are tho aboyo described
ot;cers of said Insurance company
TilOS. W. BlRDSALL, Pres.
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OTTIcE or rnE AvDIroR Or STATE,
Columbus, Ohio, Jan, Ia, 1868.
II IL hereby certified, that the lorcgoingis ncorrcc
rory Of the stntcmcnt Of Condition of the ErNA IN
SrNNNCE COMPANY, ot Hartford, made TO and filed
Ia this office, for tho year lSGA.
Witness my hand and scn officially.
JAMES II. GOODMAN
lsrAL. lsrAmr Auditor OF State
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SECURITY INSURANCE COMPA-
NY g.
OF NEW YORK.
."' r..4sr..r.f

These companies divide threc-fourths ofnet profits
annuallyto the Policy Holders in scrip, bearing in.
terest at percent-thereby funding the surplus and
giving policy Holders greater security and cheaps
insurance.
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nuYIyG GOLD MAKES ONE a REBEL.

There is instruction and example in
the following incident narrated to w
. bya Pennsylvania friend.
An honest SchuyIkiIl County Ger
man merchant, who had been pros.
pered and had accumulated more
money than he could employ as cap.
iial in his business, came to patriot.
ic banker IN Philadelphia and said;
"i have got some moneys, and |
want YOU to buy me some gold"
why, Schultz, what do you want
gold .or2 That isn't thing you soil
in your store"
Il knows dat--but ! want to mako
some money on dc rise OF gold B1o-
Pics say it is going up, and tink
may mako a tousand dollars"
Schultz yon dear old fellow, don't
yon snow that it you buy gold you
will be n Rcbcl?
"&o! said Schultz, with tone of
resentment in his wonder.
suppose you buy $4,000 Of gold
suppose that some morning you read
in the papers in big Icttors: 'Tcrrblc
disaster to the Union cause Grants
army routed and destroyed The
ltobeis marching on Washington! -
81 should say dat waS tam pad news"
oNcltedly interrupted the German.
"Ycs, but wouldn't you say right of,
dis, however, will putSgold up pad
for the Union cause, tam pad, but il
Is SooLior my ten thousand? Don't
you see, Schultz, that in buying gold
You instantly make the interests of the
Hebela your interests that you bribc
yourself to wish them to succeed, and
to wish your country and your coun-
trymon 10 fail? Aud if these nnholy
desires Schultz, don't define II Rebel,
there Is no language to dotino ono
Don't You see that buying gold incv.
jlab!y rurns honest, patriotic, devoted
men liko you, away from tho cause
which they ought to support, and
which they think they do support; but
wliich they cannot support, because
they have made it for their interest
not to support it2 Don't you see it,
dear old lellowT
"Be share ] do, " said the honest man
with gravity Of manner and humility;
"and | ax pardon Of tho war Put dc
whole of dat in Seven .Thirtics. Nv
money goes nit my principles. ~.
Y. Tf,jaae.
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0fico of the Auditor ofStatc,
lnlnlnhna. Ohio. Fob. llth. 'Gb

tits hereby certified that the foregoing isac0r
rect copy of tho statement Of condition of tn" Scc
rl'y Insurance company Of New York. made to and
filed IN this office, for the past year, 1865.
Witness my hand soal officially;
tsEALl tsrAsPl JAS. II. GOODMAN,
Auditor of State.
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- =, TV'HN0 N NT'HNNNUETV' ITNb.VVNI
Lucius ]. llrNpGr, Secretary.

Subscribed aud swcm bciorc mo, this "a day Of
January, 1865. HENRY FOWLER,
lsfANFl Justice Of the Peace
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TotaL............................S $3.50

Aol"'-'''''''''''' '''''''.....,,........" SZSO
Tho skimminss in sugar making
md barrel OF vinegar made from the
swcotenod water in washing tho coal
used in refining have not been taken
into tho account.
Now If there has been another acre
under cultivation in tho county that
ioots up n better yield in the field crop,
reward the cultivator. e. S. r,
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Statement ofthe Condition of the North
Americ an Fire Insurance Company Of
Hartford, on the 3Ist Day Of December,
1864, lIaie toho Agiitor Of Ohio, pursuant to the
Statute Of fhof State
NAME AND LOCATION.
Tho name Of the Company is North imeIiedg Fi,s
blsnGace Company, Hartford, Conn.
CAPITAL.
Tie amount Of its Capital Stock is.... 100000 %
e paid up dOO,UOO 20
ASSETS.
Cash Of the Company on hand, and In tho
hands Of Agents and other pcrsons.... Sjj ,620 no
Read Estate inncunborcd...... .....,... none.
The Bonds and Stocks owned 10y the Com
pany Ois per vouchers accompanying
L. ;. state Bonds, market yaiuc........ l2l,lM 20
Bank stock, ....... 2D2,lO2 30
Railroad Stock, - " ....... %, 800 %
Debts due the Company secured ty mort
gage ........... ....................'......... none
crs acconpanyngJ Loai.s on stocks. 5,53j 90
Debts tor " 90
Interest accrued ........... 20 80
All other Securities 1921 %
Total Assets of the Company SlOOdsl 20
LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and not due......"...... SG,li3 81
Losses 2,2lJ "a
Total Liabilities ...,.......,........... GS,C7a II
MlsCELLANEOUS.
Tho greatest amount insured in any one
RISK Sij,Wm GU
The greatest amount allowed 10y the rules 10 he m
surcd IN any one city, toSn or village No rule has
been adopted
The greatest amount allowed TO he insured In any
one block. No rule has been adoptcd-depends
upon its construction
No part Of the capital earnings deposited in any
State rs security for losses therein.
Tho CLmteg or Act Of Incorporation of said Compa.
Ry, sent heretofore.
[Signcdl A. +. HASTINGS, President
vs.. G. HASTINGS, Secretary.
State Of Connecticut, County of Hartford, ss.
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Dr. Strckland's Mellinuous Cough Bal3am is war
ra1ted to cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarsencss, Asthma,
Whooping Cough, Sore Throat, Consumption, and all
affections the Throat and Lungs,
For sale by Druggists General Depot, East
Fourth street, Cincinnati, O.
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OF the Condition OF the Socu-
rIty Insurance Company OH the list
Day OF january, 1865, made to the
Auditor OF Ohio, pursuant 10 the Stat
ME ofthat Stafe
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II. SHAW
u. LAW OFFICE

ri - - W y = II IOII
AFFieE nNgn siPFoRD 4 DE:.AsHNtiTU'
ness entrusted 70 his care -" ~ S' SSA'
LansasisTf Jnly ., 'ss-n
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STATEMENT OF TIE CONDI-
TION OF TIE
Etna Insurance Company.
On the st Day OF january, 1903, made
10 the Auditor Of ohio, pursuant 10 the
statute Of that state.

NAME AND LOCATION.
The name Of the Colnpanys EtnR Insurance Com
pany. and 10 located Mt Hartford, Conn.
I-CAPlTAL.
The amount OF its Capital Stock il Two
Millions Two Hundred and Fhty
Thousand Dollar', and Is paid up.....a, 100000 90
lI--AbSETS.
J.. Cash Of the Company on hand, and In
the hands Of Agents and other pct
sons .,.... 2T5rT 50
J. Real estate, unncnmbcred.. ..... 1896 81
}. The Bonds and Stocks owned by tho
Company IN. per schedule hled) how
secured, and tho rate Of interest
thereon Ai1AGN 80
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6hs gautaster @a;ette,
wuAT ONE ACRE WILL YIELD.

WHAT ONE ACRE WILL YIELD.
In the proceedings of the Clcrmont
Connty, Ohio, Agricultural Society,
published last week in the Courier, we
find the following report, made by E.
S. Kicker, scientific farmer of that
county, OF the product of a single acre
Of Sorghum. 1t will be observed that
the art Of making granulated sugar
from Sorghum is no doubtful expert.
mcnt with Mr. Kicker.
Best sample Sorghum Sugar, E. S.
Kicker
Cd best sample Sorghum Sugar.
"same.p
The samples Of Sugar on exhibition
By Mr.. Kicker were pronounced by all
who examined them as very excellent.
and the perseverance he has exhibited
in tiIis branch of Agriculture is GER
tainly highly commcndable. Subj0in-
cri is report Of Mr. Richer concerning
his separations, with one acre of cane,
the past season:
& the Sugar | have this day exhibit.
cd for your inspection was made from
tho Otahetian Cane. 1t may be called
blo common brown, being just as il
was left in the dripping pots, without
any washingof the crystals with whit
cncd syrup or water.
The planting, cultivating and manu-
fclupioG have been, without material
variation, after the manner reported
yon last year
l measured just ono aero of my crop
and in my operations have kept It's
nFodaotby itself | cannot at present
tell its exact yield, as a part of tho
engar is yctin the dripping pots, Q
had not pots enough 10 drip it al. ut
once and so had to operate by install
meats9 The acre gave 7j4 gallon Juice
Of Z. degrees unrcfncd syrup, 1Ol gal
Ions of37t degrees, which, when de-
tecafc1,' refined and reduced to the
efanulating point, was 80 gallons, Of
twelve pounds weight per gallon, and
the yield in sugar, | am safe in saying,
will be over four hundred pounds and
over icrty gallons Of molaSscs.
Respectfully submitted.
-s..r III i. S. KICKER.
Jaaaary 7th, 1865.
fl i. >, Nothing is required but fix
cI determination, a careful co opera
lion with natural laws, for every iarm-
or in the county to produce his full
a'Wpy. Of sugar. Whether it bo from
stern destiny or from choice. that he
faisc8'p0rll and swims in fat, it mat
tors not, as the number of his stock
need not be reduced, nor his acres m.
dercnItiyation increased, though sugar
Dq maGuiacturcd TO tho safety of
'orcry individual in The county. For
tae eSoed from m acre of fair cane
ground, and nlado into mGsh, together
with the skimmings in sugar making,
VII make as much pork, and with tic
Div! ea, rs much beefas an acre of corn
GtihiFy1fro bushels fed in the ear.
1fy corn, Tic past year, even with pork
Asl9l1 per c%t has not yielded me SIS
per acre, (o,hers may havo done bet
terD but my measured aero of cane,
that had 10 struggle through the same
drought with the corn, foots up thus:
'49plb4sugar at 20 cts per pound, 500
45 gals moIasses at 81 50 per gall G3
80 bush s'secd sold at SO per bush 105
l2cwt blades, say 81 per hund. lbs II
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" MISCELLANEOUS.

The greatest amount insured in any
risk Agents limited to-. 90
Tho greatest amount allowed by the rules
to be insured in any city, town
village ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. No rule.
The greatest amOunt allowed to bc insured
in any one block .-. No rule
The amount ofts capital or earnings de-
posted in any other State as secu-
rityror losses therein $4,000 %
ID. no ait mn ado with Auditor of State hcrartth
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References:

may, loOj. ]
To the People OF Fairfield County.
We are personally acquainted with r. NJ. CLARKE,
Esq, and believe him to he honest and capable. We
checrully recommend him to our friends Of the 18th
Regiment aproper person to attend TO the collection
Of Soldiers ClGlins Back Pay Bounty, PensioRs,&c.
John NJ. COnnell, Colonel 18th Regiment o. v,
NJ. +. Moore, Lieutenant Colonel nth Reg, o. VI.
A. J. Davis, Adjutant nth ohoi. rif
Daniel Kutz.
Captain b. f. Butterheld, Comd'g Co. A nth Nv.
Lieutenant ]. II. hrney.
Captain Ezra Ricketts,, Company +, nth Reg.
lieutenant D. 0Sullivan.
]. w. Stinchcomh, Captain Company B.
A. p. Ashbrook, LIST Lieutenant Company b.
SWhlam H. Pugh, Cd Lieutenant, company B.
A. Oghen, Captain Company l. 18th Ohio.
Leo Noles LIST Lieutenant, Company, nth Ohio.
D. NJ. Rea, Captain Company X, 18th Ohio.
S. B. Collins, 2d Lieutenant
o. T.. Peters, Assistant Quarter Master nth Ohio.
r. II. showers Captain Company q, 18th Ohio.
Captain G. II Rpbey, Company d, l7th Ohio.
Lieutenant G.. NJ. Webb, Company d, nth Ohio.
Lieutenant o. r. Brandt Company G, nth ohis.
Lancaster, June 1S. lse3-lM
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The Advantage of the Participating
System Demonstrated.

81 % JT6 %
. REMARks.-By insurng in one of the above compa-
nie' his Foley will cost him, for five years Sill, in
stead ofSljOby the Old System, to-wt:
TO premium on SO 600 for five years. $3.50 90
BY scrip, worth in New York 40 cents $50 90
Bylnterestreceiycdin in cash on scrip 900
$50 90
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Total Assets Of the Company...,... es,sOO,iaS W
1II.-LIABlLITIES.
Losses adjusted and not dnc.,..".".o.. ssOO 90
Losses unadus und In suspense, wait
ing orIurthcr proof ....,, .......... 1l6,j77 40
All other claims ngNnstth Company aro
small, torprntng, tc estunNIed... 200 90