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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-29


The wheat market Was moderately active and very
1rm, with sales Of 1000 bushels at 81 20 81 - for
Chicago spring and 81 80 81 70 Tor Milwaukee club
The sales included considerable amber State private
terms. Corn was IN fair demand. but a. tribe lower
pf,ces The sales about 90 900 bushels at 90c.
&c for unsound p6c % for sound mixed Western,
and 81 Oh FOR prime white Southern Oats IN.
changed, with sales NJ Coo Soc for unsound and 0Oc
&c for sound Rye wss dull Malt was Inactive aud
heavy. Barley was 40 moFD demand and steady. The
sales we're about l60oo bushels mostly Canada west,
and all on private terms.
corroy -rhs demand was decidedly moro active, and
prices sdvanced somewhat On sll gradcs-mddng rui-
ing fully lc. higher The market closed buoyani and
trm at our quotationsthe sales reaching 1860 bales
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-29

Some OF the national banks still in trouble about
the payment Of taxes The Albany institutions have
issued circular 10 their stockholders requesting delay
In the payment OF the county taxes assessed 70 them
until q decision Is obtained the question by the
United States Supreme Court, the managers believe
that such taxation without authority, far at least "a
shares which represent capital invested in tinted states
securities concerned.
me earnings OF the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
during tho third week In December amounted 10
s2as2ian increase Of $1,000 the receipts for the
same time In 1854.
The following New York railroad corporations have
been recently organized their articles Of association
nIed In the ONCE Of the Secretary OF staieThe Burao
and Aicgany Railroad Company have consolidated
wah the Buffalo and Washington Railway Com.
psny, under the last named title, The articles OF
consolidation were fled in the. Office Of the
Secretary OF State the 18th inst The articles
Of association Of the DunkIrk aud Frcdonia Rail.
resd Company were fled the 1<th inst The road Is
" run from the Erie Railroad depot al DunkIrk 10 tho
village Of Fredona Chsutauqua county The articles OF
s~oc,aion Of the Ithaca and Towanda Railroad Compa
az ~srs aled on the 22d inst The route proposed 70
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rites IN London on INC TIN inst. =
United States $50 yrs. 1882, op. G.. eesa ss
Virginia per cent Observation-Disclosures. ~ 50
no. O. per cent. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Al AZ
mort 1850 Dor cent 70 40
Do ID mort, 1881, Z per cent. ........' rs "
Do. Pennsylvania, LIST mort, l877....... ~ 30
Do. do, % mort 1882. ................ 70 rs
Erie shares 500 tall paid) per cent. 57Ha 57A
no. scrip dcbentures, per cent, PROM. IA X
Illinois Central per cent, 1875. 80 SO
Do. per cent 1875 ................... 80 II
DO. 500 shares fall paid, per cent. 80 81
Marietta and Cine nnat X. r. BIDS, p c.. ~ "a
Panama Railroad. I'd mort, 1872, p .10l q los
Pennsylvania Railroad bonds, I'd mort, six
per cent, convertible. Observation-Disclosures. "a SO
DO $50 shares ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 a AZ
Philadelphia and Erie, LIST mort, 1881, 6p c. "a 70
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The cash balance in the hands OF the Assistant Treas
urer Ia Boston Al the close Of business December %
Gil sos -an Of u, ls7 $50 80 as COM
pared with the sloes Of the previous week.
The Boston impcrts FOR the week ending December ~
s5i4 elO against $500 600 during the
"a 1884, Total since January 1, 2s,6i0,2i0. The
e. ,s including specie, sa7s s&5 agains. $522 s3i
Cor tue corresponding week in 1884
Tie condition Of the nineteen banks Of New Hampshire
As they existed on the eth Of December may be seen 10
the following abstract:-
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Assfgnment or Chicago Merchant.
# CnfcAa0, Dec. %. 1866
Mr.. Y. H. Crssby yesterday made . general assign
ent OF his property for the beneh Of hs creditors His
liabilities ars between $500 600 and $500. 600
Te Opera House b advertised to be sold ON the 9th q
March, under trust deed. t-r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-29
Commissioners OF Emigration.

Com mtssiOnors OF Emigration.
The sems monthly meeting Of the Board Of Emigration
held Wednesday afternoon and the usual routine
business transacted Tho following figures, which show
the general business OF the Commissioners to date will
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-15

do We leave vengeance to Him, to whom
alone it belongs, praying that He will for
give the sins Of all our brethren, as we'll az
our own. We seek only the highest good
Of the South; We gladly hail the signs of
repentance and returning reason on the
part Of our fellow-citizens who have been
led estray, and are ready to give those who
truly return TO loyalty the greeting Of Chris
tian welcome and brothsrly love. We wish
no privilege fol. Ourselves under the gov
eminent which we would not give to every
loyal man everywhere. but insisting only
on the necessary guarantees for freedom
and equal rights for al. We should 10.
joice to receive back our erring brethren
TO all the blessings and privileges Of the
Union, and we wish especially to appeal
to the.C Christian men of the South to hasten
on the reconciliation which we and all
Christians at the North desire, and to take
the lead in restoring peace to country
which can never be divided, feeling that In
no way can they or we better serve our
common Master than by promoting peace
and good will among brethren while MAIN
tanning justice, good government and law.
May the Lord go with you, protect you,
inspire and guide you to full measure OF
usefulness, and bring you again to your Ia
bOTs In our midst.
A1sctionately your brethren in Christi
N. Y. 1fnes, april 9Th. -. s.
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DURG, JOY b co.
ID JOHN suao. Z. JOY. JOHN HExTxLxn
BURLINGTON Agricultural Works.

Having enlarged and Otherwise efeeuy 1m.
proved our Factory. We are now turning 01S
irom eight to ten wagons to where No formerly
made one, and we want custosners for them g.
cofdinely. We have also greatly improved our
aeirinS Flows Weak every tanner 70 tfy one.
We warrant cor PlowA % no one win run any
tleo 0( Flows. We aro now ready % take orders
1or thOee Buggy Corn CultiyAtoes. such g ve
ssfisis ctioo. We aro mastnx 8 li0ito1 nulnbos
and those wanting them Will do veil 70 send u
their orders early. The advnntAgoo q this Co1.
t3vatOr are: Is sssi u f.7t;. e43.r - u
T,Mt The p,ovnan can r,as ana pillow with
F0ut 1anog. IS g 4atisAl sS#4
can manage lk ~ ss3ss kt'
ThiId-H d0ee the lahue AZ two nnen., s5ss.
ronrth-lt II used for ploWing In spring Wh1Al
and oate and u pto1ega6le 70 the harrow. .sfi
E1lth-lt u % ample and ohAop 1oe the lAbol
sixth-it ssyss labos-it aavss time III savsl
money.
s.ss eI sss ., s;s ss s. Is
jan.u-dAwu
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n B. Z @ R. R. LINE
Old and Only Reliable Route Eaef

64eKF f. s.
Old and Only Reliable ROnte Eaef.
from Burlington 70 Chicago, Detroit TolsA
Pittsburgh. Philadelphia, Baltimore, New YORK
and all other Eastern and South Eastern CSfiss
Passengers leaving Burlington on tho GO0
n. train connect Ct 4e1dote With the WinoS.
Central Railroad North and South and at ChiNS
60, both the Noon and Evening trains. Hcs&
trains connect with I'll the great Eastern RslS
road routes to-wit: u. G. r r. via. Detfudf: n
s.R r Via Toledo andPtttsbuTgh and II WSyns
E = VIA IT. Wayne. Of which passenger ~
take their choice. = ~
Only twenty houfshum Burlington @ To,eAs,
Thirteen hours ahead Of any other loQt0 laAVfnS
Baegage checked through 70 Detroit, Niann
rails and New York, Boston, Toledo, DuniilS.
Bunalo. Pittsburgh and Philadelphia
Tickets for G,iE great Eastern thOroughfar. =,
sale ct Ottumwa, Fairfield, MT. Pleasant, and
tho Ticket Office corner Front ard Water etHssA,
8uYlington. . a. =
Sleeping Cars attached 70 the Night ,,..na
Fare - low ~ any other route. -
r. r. HOSFORn
ianl.bpu. Gen. AgentC. B. 4 9. Ga
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az uilee OsDiley - the Fail 81 .
ysta5s9 alsra faRleAnon0s ., = sGa.s
I'VE A1d me following In the last n ..
.1fiosse, nom Miles O. Riley, No Judge BY
~ inltials; ~ ~ '..,s IS 6 5.,.
.'sss1.s'1HD DAY WE GEL IBRATE. II
Ia lack 10 the man Who |. sohsr o.n,en.lE
Hess conld-hsafted bodhsehs q saycfet
ii;svho.:' Ssss: E u. Qala ~ = a' \
s. An, who Iakee - IL hns g his counf
oh, n ss5E si's ass.o >. Aeula a
Is - out Ute 3 n ahlia wta dsaisht rub
swid = ~ swinnin' round IN he hap
e ~ ~ Sssss In me- brsssht ike apisson-
-sasss nd thumptn'l lH d. Is
afuans Glory to God! for the news yon
va ,j Ssss1H Ssi ss''y a''a, ''A'' r''',
..sAan.y God 5 around bose the bed n
o NY se ~ bog Grant dos his atm
.4WaaaEs played. 10 ssll scratch sid .onr
slliz AGve. yo&-h ~. eorkase;; Il go,
q An 70 gallsnt spill shssry'' ven drink
~ 49, VIA doli4ht, i s3.ss al4 ~ !.
liza On whose bright plume - 80 100 =
lfaa alet . The dark ~ ss
Tau shepe,a. y oqsssd, t. aataars Y
li +; M Us mad ibslls hing cut npm aieh
~ so, ss e. ssss "a ss,r. s. rp,d
10 wA; s 5000 9 va s. isbseaiy,
Isisg asssthankss1ocslhepe eplat .rssayeIa 8
20 Torthe city isolassihat Mao songAt from
d. Al, , oo1 ~. through Il. .tsss.s .il
nas rs. Colum6ia's',' sre ysliin'; ':s.E
ian. 1heIes raycs IN the Cir IN thsre' :
- An our fsg has : fhms that no toogue
~ can IS t9llin'l sssaroa 5saG ~ g1ets
10 the dtosI MD the shoddy contractors.
=1as@s osa ~h is.', i. ~ i iis.ov
! I, n. es s:',I 3 beef platiss, ~ whsle Vim
ssse An Whist more pps could We ax-for the rinsa
too VIII sum6ae9 ss- -s
On the boys who survive fame and pinsiqna
Every ~ Psssssi tho wars nsa lone
asl An aich soldier's young sweetheart shall
have new dress, sga ssssn5
97''' That will Tickle her hayfo, rsturnin' q
i see III sss@.ss *..s HIS I, Sc =. s.
~ 49,, - 80. ,-.s-..r -.
o3 IN an0 OF sAr9e ifueoosn on, iandsoi QUE
ss s,ss Wild yD1r sinsrous welcome to slfvhe
Nay yoar stars shine - long = taetSlaf.
An, your fame b % grand that no moree
id Il tied can spheAk i'll kWsAT
ana Z A,, i. v,,a. of,h. ~o,,a !. aroma !,
No s ssss s's = s,o.,e.. ,.a~.. into j..
u01 -.
Aa WsU feyc0 IN osf o. sAo0, you Know
We may go, .Sls,MI ~
Suet 20 settle some tnI1nln accoy1se oser
M neoceent L. TIg frggTsG 4
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uAGERTY's SHOOTING SHOP
REMOVED.

NY large and Increasing business requiring
more room. have removed to the Brick shop,
ton Shop. With = thorough knowledge Of my
Art, and improved facilities Of all kinds, I am
And the public generally.
JAMES HAGERTY.
tA-In the same building, GENERAL L ACK-
SMITH WORK will be properly attended to Oy
fah21-dtkWV j, ]. pAWLEY.
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I.ETT1R 70 IN. 1HRCHDK. 5

.aiFtF x1Iy08 10 IL 068CH0Ns
BAooKIYN, April k-Dear Sir Since
you are shout, on the call Of the Govern
mont Of tho United States, 70 visit Charles
ton, and take part Ii the solemn cereuno-
nieo with which the old nag, which four
years ago was lowered upon Fort Sump-
ter - to DO raised again. on that memoirs
Bile spot, It seems desirable to TO express
to you something Of the leblings which All
our hearts "a you 60 forth upon this Rlori-
Gus errand. In reviewing the past four
years We have nothing to regret In respect
@ the part which we have tsken in aus
tanning the Government in its efforts to
suppress the rebellion, except that It has
been 80 small, that we have done 20 little
and sacrificed 80 little in support of cause
so just and righteous. Nor do we regret
the position which the church has always
occupied In reference to slavery. We are
now, as we always have been, opposed to
slavery, as an error and crime, Your
testimony has always been given in spir-
It Of love both for the master and the
slave; and now that slavery, as we trust.
ts about shortly to perish forever from our
land by constitutional enactment, We need
not renew the arguments which wehave in
past days felt II our duty to urge.
But now, In this hour Of, We trust, deci.
sive and final victory, our hearts are drawn
toward our brethren and the South ia s
peculiar manner, and We desire, through
you, % express our feeling toward them.
We wish you 70 cay to them, In our behalf,
that We have no desire to glory over them
lar iess any desire for revenge. Gladly
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-15

TnEss RittsEs - prepared ID pure Dsuose
Whiskey, from Q cc9hieatioo q eve twenty -
:srsnt kinds a roots, bas1D ed hsEeay Will -
In perfect coacs9t 90 witA sth9, lespaeed -
the original lmnula aivsa b. ~ Qeas ehiek -
Jacket, - d. Chapin, VIZ 0oed In soccecs
in hi6 practice 1oe mA1y ye11A ~ ~ shsaf -
gained % great apcpalaStty - tAe Treatment -
care Of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Coasttpaas9
Sick and Nervous HsadseAA 1sv9 I'D Ague, -
Ill diseases afistng AS0 toJn liver = indigeaasA
Persons suffering 6ko0 dthse q thsee loathNe
diseases will aud slFe eafeby he - q 49,
Httees, Which afe perfectly D0fe 81 me- oe0
those dfugs snd poisone OgHaIly pat up b -
preparations and palDsa - . - 1asu1pse1i9
public sisgls tEial vill convince the n@s -
deal that in he HRD JACKET th9s = NO.
which no oth9 Dittsgs pooDoA
They strsngthsa and invigeeaao ~
They - unsqualsd1se dss0:.
rEay aro . cure suso Tor dyspspeie, h..
They Rivo Q Goo0 ind AooRhy oD9OssSss
Thoy Saoiot Digestion.
They aSo The 6oot sei0u1o0s -
they aso . pesvsasivo q 1sse -
They relieve eoustapeaiea.
They cure 1o3Vo06 8oo6AcAo:
They ere poe1ot1y pure ono - .
Ard pasoao - lSl9sDs A0a1o ~ ~ -
can avs hfSs Assess ~ y - = =
Ritteea~-4se>-- es.@l.----z..---
! j DsVses Se>slnAeAao. n ~ 1aekea 49,
ere only sold d bott3o0 Nd ~ n1De 49,
stAs ID, 80 - Dslv1oe gsuls1DeDs n
x liz cnek. -00oe -
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1nRCHARD CITY" FLOUR, Feed,
CpnleEuv q. pr,c,l.Is ;0NS sHrsara

We have recently removed TO our new bnild.
stone aiill, whore. in addition to cur foTm0
business Of selling Flour ana Feed, We havss6,
ded a wei!.selected stock Of Family 0roooyiD.
errl FAMILY supply store and sell only the vay
best goods to be bOushtln the market ct . loW
rates as can be offered. All goods boughtM -
CitvFREE OF CHARGE, 20
-. Ihe highest prices will be paid for 0faiD
and all kinds Of county produce.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-15

NOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE
Nv YOUR MONEY, by bringing or sending
your soiled and Faded Clothing TO the
RENOvATlNo AND TAILORING
Establishment Of J. FL. BRUG0E, on JefYsencn
Street, in Copp 4 Parsons Block Cup sstaine.
where he will renoyate stains Of Grease Punt
Tar &c, and give them q Polish bright 40 new.
/ He will also dye Silk and Wooden Goods, and
cut and make Clothing In the NEST Fashionable
style.
All work warranted to give satisfaction.
aprG.wtf J. II. BRtv0NE
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-15

ENOR SALE 1t SO per AGRA Eighty
Acres Of unimproved fsairte. sitnats In Vel.
eouth.wesI quarter, 500 q, Range q aWesG
J. r. BROWN, HaWk. Eye Bookstore, q
feh0l.dAVtf ssEf fsSs Burlington. Iowa,
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yQ00 WIN the mNI0eIe0 au0 tne e!alu, ~
nov ending: Hn in agony q aea!n nov,
ena have urged Il tie people Of tie
North 70 sttden their back bone and t. keep
mp their moral tone, ana We nave done du-
~. That such man should pe elected az
he who mas renssumed the PRESIDENTIAL
chair 10 q magnincent result. but now We
have the country ana the wnoie country 10
our hands. We nave fought Tor It ana are
Iespons!1,ae io H., y: nane VA, tausn. you %
believe that the Wnoie Union was lndis-
pensable to the honor OF the country. We
did not care 70 zee the North prosperous,
ana great ana neattny, ana the south Zee.
BILE, Impoverished ana weakened ny ex-
cesaes. we are bondsmen Tor the welfare
and prosperity o. the country, ana not OF
New England or any other section.
Il The exigeuctes 0f our country require US
'to,do . thousand-tol more than ever be-
fore; and first let % take. care that we do
mt fall into the easy ain qf vengeance un.
dor lhe plea Of Justice Few men can at
l1oe0 80 20 just until lney nE1t learn DOW 20
love. hear many men say this war ought
not - have bsenf ended until the principal
traitora are hung, and that sour apple tree
- take the lplnQo o0f Aaman's gAllOwo
should swing the Arcn-tEeltor Jen. Davis.
II Mr.. Davis was my lawn prey to night,
would do BY him - diu with another
Wasp yesterday saw tho fellOw on my
9docF "a theconntry, and Was just about TO-
amAaA him, when 4aid what's the use. -
LIS only wasp, and It's not at all proba.
BILE that he and I VIII meet again, and III
DAvts. Let him 30 away where rel be by
himself, powsrless 70 injure us, and Of no
account TO anybody else. And
II I had my way afsef the close OF fighting
I would NOT let ONE drop Of blood be spill
led; and then C0uld say 20 the world
that this great civil war has been ended As
none other eyer was: ought there not to
mos there to be terrible specticale OF re-.
,tribution? say some. In msrcy's name,
has there not been mark enough? Is not,
IN the penalty already incurred, Gods ven-
geance patent enough We don't want
any more vengeance. would not expa-.
triate any leaders on the ground of ven
geance but as they have once ,siisled the
people, they might DO 50 again. ! would not
expatriate and disfrAnchise them. Idon't
know ~ you will go with me in this view.
1 am. howevers consistent, having never
urged the slightest shedding OF blood, save
when 1t WAS necessary TO establish the SUI
Epremacy Of the Government. And more
rye wish now to show the South their to-
tai mis- apprehensions Of our former senti.
made them bellows thatwe hate them, but
We don't Tell me why . man living in
South Carolina Or Georgia should be more
antagontstic than one IN the west. 1t was
tried during the late election to stir up .
feeling Of dtstfust and Jealousy, hut II
couldn't b done. There are no antago-
nistic interests between the North and the
South. Our religion, blood, business are
the same, and there are no social or p0-
litical reasons for hatred, Why should We
not be the best OF friendt sSt
But next we mqst not undertake to ~.
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s.4, s,.e ST esx
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s;. s,s
$50 IS.
III g,sss .3s n 49, SIS
-
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should change direcslon - ~ tns .re,nu,s
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rigns anu . 49, h -; made to NV
Inese uaeRvs.s .s..s.S 81 the Tsisnil. and
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49, laylS' ss.-s~It ;mnoo11iafelv "a
t ssc,,t - =. tha.SSth low. Ieut, Col. Pal
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..,sA.ss,.. =. ~ .reantion. Relora the on.
P.s w.s S Ssriiv aWsre 81 IL. We Were 1ieht
E;rH TIA stirmish bits and scattering them
e Svesy 81 ,,rs:ona,.. II 1 snoomuanied
Sc 81 R.u as,,. ~ 9n ~ charge md IN IN
49, cSssrvet ton testifv to the gallant
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Al - Ss. e "f a. Tsssnd sra = number Of
IN honcn 3. , ,n1 arailei to fheIiyer
si ps;,t * 80 Wi d INA Waist deeps fsw
snou. = - ae era 49, ~ vhich to cross. but
ssoPpeIa ~ =. ni hoiS!rr ~ inns and cartridees
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sucs q. 49,, No. ,esvin1 onr v,nv.
son.u = tx ~uJ 49, Sos -
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INK 000 O00U UAoRAV0&A W Wa = Sseeessesss
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Accumulated Capital aud Assets. aO.sal q
Losses adjusted and due-EOne. f,1s II
Losses adjusted and not due-SOne.
One loss repOrted awaiting further proof,
which will not exceed $500 90.
One loss in contest, party refusing TO pay note
given for Cash Premium, which note Is still in
office unpaid, *Go0 70. So
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STATE OF ILLINOIS,
County q Macon. 8

CRY OF DECATUR.
Personally appeared before me. Samuel steel.
a Justice OF the Peace In and for ths County cf
Macon. state aforesaid, Lewis Gsass, TO me
known as the President or the Illinois Central
Insurance Company, o. Decatur. Illinois, who,
on his oath, depOees and Atys that The foregoing
statement OF the condition and business OF the
Illinois Central Insurance Company. as shown
by the books OF said Company, IS true In sub
stance and Ia fact TO the DeSt Of his knowledge
aud belief.
sworn 10 before me this Goth day of January,
A %. 1856 SAMUEL STEEL J. r.
LEWIS CASS, President. -
I'M. G. JOHNSON. Treasurer
&. F. GREER, Vice President.
WILSON HOAH. General Az .nt.
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4 NNUAL REPORT Of the Illinois

A NNUAL REPORT Of the Illinois
illinois. for the year ending Dec sist, 1854. !.
Number OF Policies issued from Jan.
30. q policies issued previously. .5e4
Total mum Dor Of Policies is4ued to date, ssoo
Number of Policlestexpired and can.
scelled by the Company .......- &
Number Of Policies in force at date sAS7
Amount jan. g Z. RS1e ss g. se'slss $50
ousiy insured. ~ 4asls61 q
Total amount Of property insured to !. !. =
Amount Of properly insured under
Policies which have expired and
been cancelled by the co. 6s5.s770l
Amt Of property at risk to date. .s5,s9aOea24
A rom e 9an P1e%l nm Notes e. ssssiyea
Amt Of Premium Notes pre-
viously received. ........ .....-16S.74l 81
Total amt OF premium notes rec'vd s227.2N 2
Amt q premium notes Cancelled eas ,s e5 x
Amt OF premium notes in force. to
}sisJ S;s i; ~: :;s
Amt returned aSunearned .
Premium from Jan lst. s1fs,
Policies Cancelled, .....................5e4O
Net lash premiums from Jan ses t@i b (
I. 1851 IL Dec. 81, s6l.....-.-..25.s0a0 %
Amt OF cash premiums pre-.
viously received. 4slT
ed to date . lss -
g.sges9 CASH ITEMS. 4
Money at interest, nearly all ct ten
per sc TT 50
Cash In Bank 92l 81
Cash in Office aud In hands Of Agents. 38l5 IS
nitnfe.. - ..... .... ss1ooo
RECAPTrUl;ATIoN OF ASSETS. m
Chartered guarantees Fund, ............. 10000
Premium Notes in. force, 5748 96
Cash Items 2674 -
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