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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-02
DISSOLUTION.

Dissolution Of So-Partnership.
THE PARTEEasHIP HEERT EoRE Ex
i iErinE betSena Harry Jossph aud 10 Ia
EAhs. 3 the styis of a. Jsseph Co., under
fhs Crssesnt Cry Botsi, is q day di@selvsd ~
mutual cM@asnt--galsns K&hn retRsng- Harry
Joseph, who ecntinnea the business ~ tBe ol1
stard is sfoDs suthorzsc 70 ssttis fhs bns1ss. OF
she eosesra- HAkBY J0rEPH,
JULIUS kahn.
Sept. ssh, lass sep7 30
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The Prcsldcn,'. Remains.

By the order from the A6jutant
General, published in another column,
it will bo seen that the remains Of our
great and good President, will arrive
at Columbus on Saturday next, at
7,3O in the morning. They will lie in
state during the day in tho rotunda of
the Capitol, and will be removed at
o'clock P. M. A dispatch from New
York states that tho remains will not
be exposed again until they arrive at
Springfield, the place Of interment.--
This we think has reference to re-
moving the lid of the coffin. The face
Of the beloved President may still be
seen under the glass plate, and thou
sands will flock to Columbus to obtain
q last look and to-do honor to all that
romans of the great departed. We
are making history every hour, and il
Is something to have the privilege ol
joining in the obsequies which follow
the assassination Of thonoblest & most
iamented martyr of modern times.
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MARRIED..

On Thursday the Goth Of April. 1905.
by Rev. Joseph A. Roof, a: the rcsi-
dence of the brides father, Captain A.
r. KELLER, A. @. NJ, Chattanooga,
Tennessee, and Miss MAReAREr f. Nc
FARLAEp, Of Fairfield county, Ohio.
We congratulate tho Capt. upon the
engogementjust won. Itwas decisive,
and we feel assured will result in per-
mancnt peace and the establishment
of q perpetual Union. We have known
the Captain long as one Of the most
wholo-sonled and gallant mon in the
service, and We like to see the opera
tion of that poetic justice which re.
wards his courage and patriotism,
with the gift Of q tender heart and a
fair hand.
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BOorH, tho assassin, has not yet
boen arrested. It is now thought that
ho is concealed in one of the disloyal
counties. of Maryland. Arrests and
examinations are going on at Wash
ington, and matters OF the greatest
interest are being developed, which
are withheld by the authorities until
the arrest of Booth and the principal
assassins shall have been made. Sec
retary Stanton announces in Bulle-
tin, published elsewhere that the assas-
sination was plotted in Canada and
approved at Richmond. The infa-
nous Booth will not escape. A re-
ward OF $4,000 is offered for his arrest
and the universal Indignation with the
vigilance of officers will bring him to
light. The very sea will cast him up
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AN EVE WITNEss.

Lieut.. John A. Sears, arrived here
from Washington on Monday last. He
was at Ford's Theatre on the terrible
night of the assassination, and assisted
in carrying the President from the
theatre to the room in which he breath
ed his last. There are drops ofNtho
good mans precious blood upon his
clothing, and VIC envy him the privi-
lego and honor which was vouchsafcd
him of assisting in the removal of the
beloved President. He represents the
excitement and feeling which existed
in Washington on that fatal night as
beggaring all description.
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"whet Great EVENTS" 30,

The Lancaster Gazette was the first
paper to run up the names of Lincoln
& johnson for President and Vice
President.
The delegate to the Baltimore Con-
vention from Lancaster, by his vote,
gave Andrew johnson the nomination
for Vice President. His vote, in eau.
Gus, determined the Ohio delegation
for johnson, and the Ohio, delegation
in the Convention, determined hi'
nomination.
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Oar roung Felix's.

This excellent publication for the
young people can be had at Billing
hursts. 1t is published blythe pub
fishers ofthe Atlantic Monthly, and Is
by far the best Magazine Of tho kind
in the country. Whittier, Longfellow
Kirke, Mayne Ried, Trowbridge, Mrs
Stowe, Gail Hamilton, and nearly
all the Atlantic writer's contribute tc
its pages. The May Number has ar.
rived. Price 20 cents.
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Lrsr or LETTERS

Remaining unclaimed In tho Post.oillco at Lancas-
ter, State Of OlIio OH the I2th OF January, 1895.
pS"To obtain any Of these letters, the applicant
must call for "Gdesrisei Isiefs,' give the date Of
this list, and pay one cent Tor advertising.
E1-lfnot called for within orc month, they will be
sent to the Dead Letter OiIice.
Free Delivery ofLetters BY carriers at the rosiden-
ces Of the owners may be secured by observing the
following Rules:
/. Direct lettersplainiyto hostree.and number,
Gs well as thePostoffceAud State.
2. Head letters with the writer Pot1 ee and STATE,
streets and number; Gign them plainly with full name,
andrequcstthat answers be- directed accordingly.
8, Letters TO strangers or transient sitors in q
town city, whose special address may bcinl,nown,
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the word "Transent -"
a. Place the Postage Stamp on the upper riyi:
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printed with the writer's name post.ogiee and SLATE
across the left hand end Of the envelope, the face
side, will be compiled with at the usual prepaid rat,
Of postage, payable when the letter |. delivered Il
"a rit tnr r---Ga I aI n
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FROM MO Bill L.
The stars and Stripes Over the city
General Granger I'm Command.

CAIRO, April 18.-Lctters dated
Headquarters Military Division West
Mississippi, Spanish Fort, April 9, say
the left lunetto OF Spanish Fort having
previously been taken by General
Smith, the enemy evacuated the other
parts of the fort. At daylight, on the
9th, Colonel Bertrams brigade imme-
diately occupied the fort, and found
two brass howitzers, one 20-pounder,
and one 30-pounder Parrott, sixty -four
Napoleons, two 5-pounder and one
8 inch mortar, eight 8.inch Columbi-
ads, large quantity of ammunition,
and q number Of mules and horses
but few rations. The guns were spik-
cd with nails. The prisoners number
25 officers and 527 men,
The capture of Spanish Fort gives
us Forts Alexis, Eugene, and Blake
ley.
New ORLEANS, April 14,--The
Times has the following special, dated
Lockport, April 49, II have Just ar.
rived from Mobile. The Stars and
Stripes were hoisted on Batteries Por-
ter and Macintosh at 1890 A. NJ, on
yesterday, and on the Church steeples
of Mobile at 2.3O P. M. Gen. Gran.
gers forces occupy the city. Tho rcb'
els commenced evacuating on the 10th,
and continued until yesterday, when
all had left. The tug-boat Allina was
blown up by torpedoes yesterday"
There are no movements Of interest
in the New Orleans market. The cit
izons are anxiously looking for the
opening of the port of Mobile as re-
lief from the restriction of trade.
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oEorHtso AT REDUcED Pa1cEs.--!
ISAAC LEVY has just received a new
stock Of elegant and fashionable cloth
ing for the SPRING and SUMNER
trade also q fine assortment Of Cloths
and Cassimeres which he offers for sale
ut greatly Reduced prices. Give him
call.
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E@- Tho resolutions from the 10th
Regiment on the assassination of Pres
idcnt Lincoln, are in exactly theprop-
or spirit They lay the assassination
to the toleration of raitors in our
midst. If tho Government had long
ago banished the pestient and mur-
derous rebels who have infested Wash
ington and the North, the precious life
Of the President might have been
saved.
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Mr.. Davas' Lecture.

Tho Lecture delivered by VIM. E.
Davis Esq, on Thursday evening last,
for tho benefit of the Soldiers Aid So
eioty was listened to by an apprecia-
tive but, not very largo audience
Those who heard his narration Of his
prison experience and escape have ex-
pressed themselves as much interested
and more intent than ever upon visit
ing punishment upon the inhuman and
brutal rebels. Mr.. Davis kept mem.
orandum of those who died in the
Salisbury prison, and brought home
the names Of hundreds Of brave boys
who died of neglect and starvation,
and were tossed into wagons, like SC
many slaughtered beasts, and hauled
out to be thrown at random into
trenches and covered'over, without {
sign to show where they lay.
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RESOLUTIONS OF the 170th Ohio Regiment
on tho Assassination OF the Preside n 4

on tho Assassination OF the Preside e.
At meeting of the officers of the
roth reg't 0. V. l., held on the eve
ming of the 15th inst, committee was
consisting Of Colonel FL. II.
Sage, Major Hooker, Chaplain Tawney,
Capt Kemp, and Lieut.. Patterson, to
embody and express the feeling of the
regiment, upon the assassinations that
have occurred at our national Capital
and at an adjourned meeting on the
10th, the following preamble and res
olutions were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The sad intelligence has
reached us Of the tragic death of our
noble and beloved Chief Magistrate
and tho injuries received by the Sec
retary OF State and others, and
WHEREAS. It is proper thas We
should give expression to the feeling
which this mournful event has awak
ened. and the regard we have felt fol
the illustrious dead, therefore
RESOLVED, That in the death of Abra
ham Lincoln, the world has lcst one O
its greatest and bost men, and oul
country has to mourn tho departure O
our second Washington.
ResolVcd, That we, as soldiers of the
Republic, having looked to him as thu
Supreme head ofour Government, anc
great commander-in chief of our army
have q two. fold reason to mourn hi
untimely end.
Resolved, That while wo would il
mercy spare the brave men who have
so often met us face to face on the bat
tic field, we do, at the same time exc
crate and detest the miserable towards
who, not having the courage to taxi
up arms in open war, would, to graft
fy their dcmoniac thirst tor revenge
use the dagger of the assassin.
Resolued, That in the assassination
of tho President and the attempted as
sassination of Mr.. Seward and others
we have reaped the fruits of toleratins
traitors in our midst, and while W,
have heretofore approved the conduc
of our late lamcnted Chief Magistrate
in his lcniency toward individuals
and his conciliatory course TOWARD
the mass Of traitors, we shall. now ex
pect a different policy, and we do earn
estly hope that measures will be adopt
ed which will speedily and effectuall.
relieve the national Capital and th
country of those traitors whose infer
nal spirit of revenge and thirst 70
loyal blood are fully illustrated in tn
terrible scenes that have just trans
pired.
RESOLVED, That wo deeply sympa
thize with the bereaved and sorrowin
relatives Gf the illustrious deceased
and earnestly commend them 10 tn
consoling mercy and grace Of ou
Heavenly Father.
! Re$olued, That though we have sui
fered a fearful calamity, yet we wi
still trust in God to conduct the affair
of our nation, thankful for the vicic
ries we have achieved, and hopeful 70
q speedy and successful end OF ou
trouble.
Resolved, That we will wear tn
usual badge Of mourning prescribed i
the Regulations for thirty days.
ReSolued, That a copy of the foregc
ing be sent to tho papers of each cour
ty represented in the regiment, fc
publication.
E. r. GARDNER, Sec'y.
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ThRnNrR.

DuficId & Finn, from Woods The
ater, Cincinnati, will give one Of their
dramatic entertainments at the City
Hail on Monday evening next, May
1st. The play will be announced in
posters. See advertisement.
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Official war Bulletin.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WASHINGTON, April 25-1O:25 P. M. !
Major General Dix:
A dispatch has just been received by
this department from General Grant,
dated Raleigh, 9 A. NJ, April "a. He
says; / reached here this morning and
delivered to General Sherman the re-
ply to his negotiations with Johnston.
Word was Immediately sent to john
ston terminating the truce, and infor-
nation that civil matters could not bo
entertained in any convention between
army commanders.
GSigned1 e, M. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
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p6- The best is the cheapest, and
Tor this reason persons afflicted with
Catarrh or Cold in, the Head, should
buy DR.. d. II. Seelye's liquid Catarrh
Remedy, Retail price Two Dollars
per bottle A bottle ,cU last one month,
used three times a day. This Medi.
cine contains no Injurious drugs. Sure
to euro if directions are followed.
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Lane aster and Logan Turnpike Company
The stockholders in the above turn
pike met at Sugar Grove on the 18th
inst, and organized by clecting the
following officers:
President-B. f. Roinmund.
Directors-M. A.. Daugherty, John
D. Martin, e. g. Keidor, Col. J. Sharp,
o. Case and A. Steinman.
One.third Of the stock we learn is
already subscribed, and the work will
begin as soon as the remainder is tax
en-. The enterprise deserves the
prompt cooperation Of business men
and capitalists, and we hope to see il
progressing rapidly. The Company
expect to have the road completed by
the close of the year, if the remaining
stock should be promptly taken.
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Booth, the Assas-
sin. Shot.

After portion of our issue for TO-
day, bad been printed, wereceivcd the
following from Postmaster Wiseman
Every loyal heart will regret that the
wretch was not taken alive:
ZANEsvILLE, o., April q, IL, A M.
G. Al. Il. Wiseman::
J. Wilkes Booth, the murderer Of
President Lincoln was caught near
Port Royal last night. He was shot
dead on the spot. HQGE, Operator
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$25 Reward. 4.

T viii pay TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS to aryenS
uvhowfl give me information which will lead 70
the certain detection o. the thiefwho dug up rvss
which planted on grave last fall.
ALSO TEN DOLLARS for information as 10 TIA
persod who stolo two large shells placed, as thae
time, on the grave ofmy son.
THIEVES are hereby Hotifed that win sparn.
neither trouble or expense to discover tho6fFSh,.
will deseorate spots OF earth ehioh are saerea WNa,'
discovered viii publish them, and 10 No sTte.lm
the ER VIII have fhepl .pprishell
ETS:,1hgsSS < VA, ar tjsln styv<s! i <a'
t'seSs ss+; 'irt MI sttSyf. s{EscYAS,
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l6- During our illness we had an
opportunity of testing the modici-
nal qualities of some Of the Liquors
sold by Mr.. HENRY WEAVER, opposite
the Hooking Valley Bank. Lancaster,
and recommend them from personal
experience. A little fine Brandy,
Whiskey or Wine is good thing to
have about the house, even in health.
.--Hsek;Sg Sevtipd.
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ccRTIPlc4TE OF PACTROEfTY.
(Te expire Oh the 3lstdsy o. JanuaTy, 1857
ArD,:cE OF STATES OTfIcs, J
Insurance, ,De partneEt.
Columbus, D., cU. 5, tgsS

&c expire OIL the 3lstdsy o! JanGaTy, ls5:.l
Aup,-cE OF STATES OTfIcI,
lnsursncs.De partmeHt.
Columbus, D, teU. ), iss5
WHEREAS, The Manhattan Fire Insurnucs eonlps-
nT, lo,ated 40 New York, 10 the State VI New Yo.k
has filed in this Cfce sworn statement NJ its.c0n-
ditOn, rs required by the frs; SECTION C the Act,
" To regulate Insurance companies not Incorporated
by the state OF Ohio" passed April g. 1855. and
whereas, sad company has furnished the UNDER
signed satisfactory evidence that IL Is Possessed of
at laast Of one hundred thousand doa.s VI actual
capital invested in stocks, in bonds .. In mort
CAGES worth dou'le the amount f.: which It s
mortgaged; ami, whereas, sad company Las fled ia
this Office written instrument, under rs corporate
seal signed by the President and Secretary Thereof,
authorizng any agent agents Of SAID compGny in
this State to acknowledge service Of process and
in bchslfof sad company, according 10 the terms Q
said lRw.
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF the fret Eectlon o
the aforesaid act, ]. James II. Goldman, Auditor oi
State for Ohio do hereby certify that the said Man.
haitian Fire Insurance company Of New lorl,is au-
thorzed to transact the business Of Fire Insurance
in the State until the 3lst day January in tic year
one thousand eight hundred and sixty-s.y.
In witness whereof ! haze horeunto subscribed my
name and caused the seal oImy Office to be affixed
the dag and year above written.
IScall JAS II. GOLDMAN, Aud. Of staia.
W, P. CREED, Agent,
Lancaster, o.
April 90, lsj5--,S
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DAY OF HUMILIATION AND PRAYER.

The President has set apart Thurs
day, the 25th.o May, as day of HUI
initiation and Prayer and for mourn
ing at the loss of the noble and beloved
man who has fallen by the hand of an
assassin. The loyal people through.
out the nation will join in prayer tor
the welfare Of the nation, and in un.
affected lamcntation at the great afilic-
ti6n,
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Notice.

YHNfils day the Probate Court OF Fairfield county
I declared the estate OF George Holsman, deceased
required to present their claims against the estate tr
the underslGped, for Allowance within Sly monilis
or th6ywill Jdt ue entitled tspsyrpNnAv
SAYktS aTfN4DN.
kTlip IcNo, Resr1rn. tsl.
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byer's Cherry PeCtOrsl


Tth INA kAlIP WI "
cousAs, colds, InfiusnSa, uosfseneaas
croup. nFonehitis, insipisniic e onaNsnp-
fion, and. for the relief % fconsusnptiv-
Patients In tbs Advansed stasss er the
Disease.
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One Cent Reward.

IAN away from tho premises of the subscriber In
Madison township, Fairfield county, Ohio, on
the 4th day Of April, 1865, bound boy named HAIl
VEI RACER, aged near Is years. The above re-
ward, and NO thanks will be gyen to any person who
will return said boy. MARY KESsLER,
Larcastor,o, April i3, ls65.-Stt
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B0r Green Plaid Cashmere Pants
and Vests for S14 at
JAKE BLOCKS.
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OFFICE VI AUDITOR Or srLrf,
Columbus, c, Feb 3, 1865.
Il hereby certified that ;he foregoing lsa cor
rect copy of the staiemen. Of The CONDITION Of ttie
made TO and 1lod Gtth.s Office iorihe year 1865.
I5eEil Witness my hand sni soh! oiicisl!,.
JAS. L. GODAA.,
AGl.ior 0. E:a:a.
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STATE or New YoEE,
County Of New YORK.

Vim. 2. Palmer. prssldon,. .ai andres Smith,
Secretary Of ths Manhattan Fire Insurance eompauy
being seveny sworn dcpose md say, that tns lore.
going IS full, true and correc. statement Of the ~
fairs of the said company that the sad Insurance
company Is the bona lde owner o. q, least UsI HE'S.
bred THorsASD DoLLAEs 0, Gcuta. cash capital IT,.
vested n stocks and bocds OF IN NOR: yascs on real
estate, worth double the amount Tor which he same
Is lnortgsged ani that they gge the above described
officers u SAID INSURANCE company:
W. p. PALMER. President.
ANDEEY J.Sairu. Spa'v
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49, So vide is tho stage n lis rrsfeiHrsn
* ! ! ] !. !. J y
~ IA and 10 nanorvrs arr tho eases Osits
~ nursa, that Rinvst 0yeFy scetion -
NEW country ah0inds in peEe-sns pUlhC'r
~ ~ known. pho hare lesn TAstnIed ari
-h4- N7A alarming and eSon eesiofaie d.sers's
81 the llngt Y itt we. Nheh ons.s
tsiod, q, s1peFlcr!iy oTeT eseIy uiheF
erpectofa,t Il to- apparent W escape ObscgtAliar.
aiId wlcte g virtues ara Eno'sn, the Rnic no longer
hesitate Hisi ~ doto - onpoy for the distressing
and danger rons aifset,ons oftho tulnosary orgg'ss
tEs. are ineldsH, 20 cllIpate. Nille mfry net-
or reulej tiro . gjyh the eonnrr,ty tnys t'led
and BEEN il scsf6sd. Ms as gs.ned itieres hy every
tTsi. conferred benefits ,bq afflicted thcy ear reS-
CT forget aud prodaecdcures TOO ngtDeTGEs Gbd to-
Ff'naf;aJ.o % tc forgotten
We can oIyassure thu priiic, that iia quality ~
carsfll esp.p 10 tho bestl ever has becn, andthn
may be Eeied cato do fof thor relIsa that iiOysr
has.d0nc.
Great narhtors o. c.stsynen. Thysolens, States
fnen nna afaincat persoDages, hpra lent Their raes
10 certify tho I'M paTAileled usafnsas ofour remedies
but sLofa hero VII not permit the ineerion of fsru.
The gsn hel,w named urn,sh gratis our AsKhiclN
AtxAk1c 10 which they given; with also full De.
scriptiona OF the n,stheycufe.
Those aho raqnirs an a!fs,ratire HetltHs TO rnrty
the Lvoi, gill lind ATTH's CbNP EE9. SAhsAPAhiLiIs
Ihe remedy 10 use. TrJt oaee and Jon will know 10
SGlue.
Przyarsd 81 J. C. AYE2E Co., Lowell, M.Es., sDd
soid by Q. Kaua'n4r Co., and srord Son, I.ancss.
tor, 4. T.. simmons, baltimore. q. fvserove, MeEs-
port, cIemcn, cO1r.Ersi., he5alieIs, And ~ drug
sista egrfyHhefs.
&G:aa ., 1890 9In.
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Iscsll subacribcd and sworn before NE, this so.h
day ofJanuary, 1865.
LSrAEPl TH03 J.. THORNEtL.
Cyia'r for O.l.O in New iosk.
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ANHA TTAN
Fire Insurance Co.
or NEW YORK.

cTATEAEST Of the cendiiiOn Of the
Manhattan Pirs Insurance Company
On the sr day Of January, 1895, ruHse % tbs ASs-
itoS Of ol.o. pursuant % tbs s.,ae u that s.aie
NAME ASD LOCATiOE.
Thc nsme ofths Company - the "MsnhltiAn PFe
insnfenee coinpeh5'" sE4 10 i1sA'sS IN Tie J"i
Now Ycss,
G-CAPIrAL.
Tho amosn: 0! rs captal s,osk all pad
ups..s... sSOVDoo "
2-ASsETG.,
cash Of the c5'npsay on hand and 10 tho
hOpds cfagsnts and other persons cJ,o5 q
The Bonds and Stlaks Owned BIZ the COfo.
pany, (as per vouchers accom- peny.ngl-
5, Seeufiies a., market ynne...... 80, ,sTL %
Dobis due tic Company secured By mott
gage, fas per conpanying vor:JeEs.. lci,iTs q
Debg Otherwise yecuFcd-ioans On celi.. 2ie 80 %
Debts for premiums ys9l 20
al 0tIcs securities ......... .......... 2J7s2 s3
rots! assets Of the company .3sl q
s-liAgILITlE3.
Losses unndjustsd 1890 %
All other qiaims hssln5t the Company. 2S 20
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Total Liabilities, lo,lsT "
4-MIscELLANEoC5
The greatest amount insured inany ore
FsE
The gsaaicst amount allowed by the Acco:1-
rules 10 ne insured In aug one city, ing 20
togn or village ........... discretion
The greatest amount ailoxe0tO bo!usu.
red la Gny ono 0blOcs................."..
Tho amount offs capital or oarnngs ds.
posied 10 any other staie, ~ scsa7ig
ior losses therein--lar gisie Of Tcnnes-
soc, Tennessee bonds, Z2o00O; for cs!!-
orna. U.s.. 10 +g's, 575 OJ1-c9st.. ...... e5o.o o.
Deposit in Ohio made he.o,7.th,