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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-29

Mr.. JoHx W. FA1oN is our local agent at Clarks-
willie. 10 receive and receipt for subscriptions 10
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CATAWBA GRAPES.
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~ 000 CATAWBA GRAPE VINE ROOTS
u.OOO OF three years growth. Of the first quail
ity for sac. in any quantity, at my Nursery. a
Gallahn, Tennessee, and al low prices. Address
K. N. BolERS.
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RRyRRuycRs.
Cummings Dunn L Co., New York
Waterhouse, Pearl 4 Co., New York.
Goodrich 4 Co., New Orleans.
JOS K. Anderson, Richmond.
st. John Powers K Co., Mobile.
Brigham, Baldwin 4 Co., Savannah.
A. Paulan, Augusta.
James I. Pace, Augusta.
Butter & Peters, Atlanta.
Cox / Hill, Atlanta
W. L. Moore K Co.. Memphis.
Jno. 0verton. and all the old citizens Of Nash
vile. Tenn. dec4-lm
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GROCERIES, PRODUCE &c.
YARBROUGH

OAsOCGAe1A1aJs Il AsOOOSH w.
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WEAKLY&YARBROUGH
WHOLESALE
G. h o G e II 8,
NO. NORTH COLLEGE STREET.
800 bbls, Extra Family Flour;
$50 bhs Superfne Flour.
50 bbls A Coffee Sugar;
IS bbs b and do.
so bbls Yellow C do.
IS hhds New Orleans Sugar;
LIS Dbl, Crushed and Powdered Sugar;
rs sacks prime Rio Coffee;
8 sacks Laguirs Coffee; "A
800 boxes Proctor & Gamb4s Soap:
LIS boxes various brands German Soap;
80 boxes Fancy, Shaving and Toilet Soap;
IL dozen Fancy Buckets
1000 boxes Cigars fine brands;
80 dozen Bed Cords
Is barrels Buffers Backing
1000 Flour Sacks
90 boxes Candy;
Al cases Baltimore Oysters;
go packages Star Candles,
Us packages Stsarins do;
100 boxes Starch;
Is boxes John Dwight Soda
40 casks Soda; |
IS bbs Syrup;
20 boxes Pepper; L
IS boxes Spice;
90 boxes Indigo;
20 boxes Mustard;
Is boxer Fine Tobacco;
30 Caddies do;
% dozen Brooms; Is dozen Washboard$
Liquors
30 bbls fine Bourbon Whisky;
Is bbls Robertson County Whisky;
30 hbls Tennessee White Whisky
RUM, GIN AND WINES; Of variOu
brands dec4-lm.
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- The following are the rates paid by THOS. S.
MARI, BROKER, corner of Union and College
street for uncurrcnt money. These quotations are
liable to iuctuatc. but may be depended on a sufi-
Gent length of time for remittances to be received
by mail or express if forwarde arithout delay.
-rvxrserr Rank III Fulton -. 20
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Central Railroad Bank S.
Georgia Railroad and
Banking Company SIS
Bank Of Middle Cats
Marine Bank.............65
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United States and Chilli.
More About the Freedmen

New York Stock Market.
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Sales of Cotton in New York.
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We are authorized to announce the name OF
David &. Love a candidate for reelection to
the Office Of Circuit Court Clerk of Davidson
cnnntv at the ensuing March election.
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CANDIDATES.
For Circuit Court Clerk.

HAvGNo been solicited by large number of old
friends. VIII. l.. Foster has consented to an
nounce his name a a candidate for Circuit Court
Clerk # Davidson county, at the ensuing March
election
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The Alexandria Riots.
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For County Court Clerk.
For Criminal Court Clerk.

We are authorized to announce Charles +.
DIggons as a candidate for Criminal Court Clerk
of Davidson county at tho ensuing March cleo
ton. dec4-te.
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LONE JACKl!l A large lot of this SUPERIOR
SMOKING TOBACCO. For sale at
FOSTER BROTHERS.
dec1S-tf
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The above bonds are
bought with coupons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-29
N0n-Arrival or the Belgian.
PORTLAND, Dec 2S-l1 p NJ
There are no signs Of the Belgian.
Police Intelligence.

HURDERoUs ASSAULT WITH AN AXE.
Captain WaIling, of the Twentieth precinct yesterday
reported that Tuesday night Henry Bauer and John
Mice tie latter living at No $50 Seventh avenue, had
aQuarrc during which is charged that Bauer seized
an axe with which he dealt Nice heavy blow
the head, fracturing his skull and reducing
him to nsensibty. He remained in that condition
being brought the attention Of be pslice BY order OF
Captain Wang the injured man was conveyed 10 Belle
yne Hospital where be lies IN avery critical condition
HIS recovery is very improbable Baner, the alleged
assaiant arrested by officer Moullsan, Of the
Twentieth precinct and held TO await the result OF Mr.
Msces injuries Jacob IxuAen, or $50 Seventh avenue
witnessed the assault the origin Of which hns no; yet
transprcd Bauer IS native of Germany, thirty-nine
years Of age, and baker BY occupation
INTENSIVE THEFT OF INDIA RUnEER-A WATERMAN
Eyssss17s 49,. IMPLICATED
Yesterday morning about halfpas three o'clock, OFF,
Ger Conao Of the Seventh precihct discovered Michael
sullivan aud two other men passing through South
street ncar Market, with bags containing india rubber
or their shoulders The officer arrested Sullivan, but
the others dropped their plumber and fed, II subsc
qucntly appeared that twenty bales OF india rubber
valued at s.. 05O consigned to the care Of Einanne
Perez No 5b Liberty street, had been stolen from pier
No 1. East river the rubber found In possession OF
Sullivan is claimed portion OF that stolen Three more
bales Of the stolen rubber wcrn onnd concealed N shed
is employed private watchhian Seven mere OF tho
bales discovered In junk shop in South street, OPP
pOS.sF NO ~ river 9eNen UVies Ol
goods are still missing sullivan taken before Jus.
lice Shardlcy and committed for examination The
prisoners eofedefates still at large but the police
ar In search OF them.
A CONTEMPLATED FRYE FIGHT fRrsTRATRD--THE
DisORDERLIEs DrsPERsED AND ONE or TIE rsiN-
cIPALS ARRESTED.
Captain Wilson, Of the Twenty first precinct, received
information very carly hour yesterday morning that
TWO gangs of rowdcs and aghtinc men, known as the
ceoghegan and Mcfsy factions We're abou, to leave the
Twenty ward to witness prize fight announced 10
take place Cooks Sunny Side Hotel the Fashion
race course, between VIM kceler and bruiser known
JEFF Captain Wilson immediately despatched officers
he Thirty fourth ferry and also TO other points
10 intercept The dsorerIies In they had not already
crossed the river At later hour Sergeant Bsrnt OF
the Twenty FIRST precinct who had crossed 10 Green
point, succeeded in arrcsting Keelcr None Of the
others captured, they having made their escape
Keller taken 10 the station house and held for
animation before Justice Connolly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-29
Government Sale o. Captured Cotton.

Another large sale auction, OF captured cotton on
government account, took place at No Ill Broadway
Yesterday afternoon under the direction Of the United
States Cotton Agent Tho prices obtained for the s2pe
were rather IN advance OF those at the sale sono Two
weeks since and ranged as follows:-
or Memphis cotton-20 hses .niddline fair sod az
5.Mc 16i bales strictly miidn- az 52stc., 10! bales
low mddlng ut 50kc, 800 bales good ordinary - iSscs
oT4 bales ordinary al AZ &C., ~ bales low ordinary ag
43i.o ia bales picking al 25c nc, ard ia bales
rcbaed at 46tfc. 4s,lc:
OF Mobile totion-S bales good riiing sod nj 53sac,
&c bacs low mddling at &C. u bales good ordinary
nj 46r 10 bales ordinary 4, 45isc, bale ow ordinary
40c 81 bales pickirg a. IL &c, and los bales re-
balcd ct 47c.
OF New Orleans cotton-t bale good mddlng sold nc
5ac bale middling nj Acc, 10 bales good ordinary
nj 4BI.c bales ordinary at ~, &C., l3 bales low orc-
nary al II sc $50 hnles picsiugs ut Zoe 22sc., and
103 bales rehaed az 455sc.
or upland cotton account OF whom i may con
Germ bales good middng sod at 53lac, IL Bales
strictly miding at 3d., bales rcod ordinary NJ 45c,
bales pickings at zoe, bale ordinary at Ale and ~
bales rchaled at 4i5ic.
Al n sale on the 18th inst. Mcmphis cotton brought
the following rrices:-Middllau fair Sc. strictly mid
ding Gil low midGnq, axe. Soc; good ordi-
nary. 45c. s6iSc.; ordinary, Ale 4lkc; low ordi-
nary, 37c pickings 20&c 3lbc. and rebaled, 4ihc
a 43iic The bidding at the sale yesterday was ~
spirited as usual.
Court Caiendar-This Day.
SUPREME CorRT-CnAMBzas.--Sos CO. 80, 4gH y3 W,
lis 1877 l6s. 20l. 200. 30.
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The Navy.

The United States steamer De Soto arrived III The
Washington Navy Yard on tho evening OF the ga nst,
from Norfolk and will shortly sail for Havana and Bay
The Hon. Secretary or State William H. Seward and son,
General Seward together with other distinguished per
sons 20 out on the Dc Soto 10 Havana and Hny having
selected ho Of the fastest vessels IN the navy Tor
this special purpose. The secretary OF state VII 'rst
call at Havana and then at Hayt and thence probably
to tho windward Islands She is now being specially
fitted up for the distinguished party.
The United States naval vessels Swatara captain Jei
fries from Annapolis and Chicopee, Captain Arnold,
from Charleston, recently arrived AT Fortress Monroe
have gone TO Norfolk and are now moored there botn
vessels expect TO be ordered elsewhere in few s?yf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-29

Obituary.
I0rI. l. aIMPa0N
Our Richmond Correspondence.


Our let OF deaths few days inc luded the name
o. Mr.. Joel ]. simpson. This gentleman we'll and
widely known q merchant Of this city. He died sud
denly at New Orleans while a business tour through
the Southern States seeking with the enterprise Of
true American merchant extend through the late
fcdcracy those trade relations In which all expect TO md
the best solution Of the question OF reconstruction Mr.
Simpson leaves envisble reputation for honor, In
tegrty and business capacity Social. genial and warm
hearted he the life Of large social circle, and ms
untimely death has made man ymourners His remains
were brought home for interment
DAUGHTER OF MRS. JORDAN, THE ACTRESS
From the London Express Dec. H.
We have 70 announce the death Of Lady Augusta Cor
don Hallyburton only surviving natural daugnser ~
King william w., by Mrs Jordan The actress Inc q.
ceased lady was born November 20. 1908 she married
nrst on 9Th July, 1927, Hon. John Kennedy Enkine,
who died 9Th March, 1881; and secondly 2iih august
1885, Lord John Frederick Gordon Hailyourton tnird
son Of George ninth Marquis OF Hupfey, ny Catherine
second daughter Of the late SIR Charles Cope, Bart her
ladyship died on Friday last o. HALLIBURTON House,
Coupar Angus N. b.
AN ANCESTOR OF THE COMPANIES.
From Rome the death is announced OF Doctor i'sno.
limo nephcw Of Madame Letitia Ramolino, mother OF
the Bonapartes. Deceased was pcnsoner OF the I'M
perial crown
CHIEF EDITOR OF THE PARIS PUNCH.
Louis Huart, the ryd0rtsur-snchJ or the Ch0f'0r,
and one OF the indie, three (himsef Tas De.
lord and Clement Carague) who for many years eAc
sveIy furnished the wit and humor OF that prototype 81
tho London Pxnch, died on Defenders Q.
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Court Calendar-This Day.
SUPREME CorRT-CnAxBzas 60, 80, l9H, ", W,
lls 1877 l6s 2Oi, 200. 30
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Unpopularity or the Engiish Court.
JOHN HULL GRuMBLrSG ABOUT THE DOVER OF TIE
PRINCESS uELESA--QUEEN VICTORIA RiCH
ENOUGH TO PROVIDE FOR HER DAUGHTER HER
SELF, ETC.
From the London Star, Dec. II ~
siR--That tie Ministry have persuaded the Queen TO
attend IN person at the opening OF the new Parliament,
in order convince her people that she has not per-
manenty retired from public life. and in order to pre-
vent her losing any Of her at one time mmcasur
able popularity Is generally known" as any Of
tho facts recorded by Mr. limbs In his useful volumes IL
" also understood that this concession has been made by
her Majesty order that. feeling the compliment the
Commons may gracefully comply with the request
which viii be made 20 them TO vote without debate
dover 70 tn Princess Helena tho occasion Of her
marriage with the Prince Frederick Christian OF Angus
tenburg. But. although largely rumored II was not
generally known until limited at in the Spectator this
day, that "a large appanage Is TO be demanded for
the Prnce--a sum altogether In excess Of the
six thousand pounds year usually allowed to Eng.
Ish princesses" SIR, II is most earnestly 20 be
hoped that there Is no truth in this rumor, for
there be, although In tho majority Of tho English peo
pie the spirit VI loyalty In far too deeply implanted 10 be
alienaied by any display Of cupsdty the part OF
member Of the royal family, bitter feeling will be ex
cited throughout the country and Il will be demanded
whether the nation when II undertook to make suitable
provision for the legitimate descendants Of George Ill,
contemplated the scguston and most careful re-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-29
The New King or the Belgians.
London Dec III correspondence OF the Manchester
Guardian


The Duke or Rraban Is young man OF vir'uous habits
fond Of mechanical invention and church music q be-
lever In relics etiquette and deccncy The Parti Pretre
exuit aloud At having at length King In BELGIUM who,
instead OF being believer In the cosmopolitan creed OF
Chrsendom, has Jesuit for his confessor and who lives
In the light Of the past Leopold too wise man 10
worry his points Of doctrine about which he him
self cared nothing; but he would allow him, while
he lived any opportunity Of betaying his unpopular pre-
objections by taking part In public affairs. !" The
Begic throne Is not a bad seat as times 60" he
used 10 say "but u Is neither old nor strong
enough 10 afford being played tricks with ! wish to
leave u TO my son in sound condition, aud lct him
keep so f he cam But the necessary consequence OF
this exclusion OF the heir apparent from public business
s that he to the performance Of us duties
utterly destitute OF training or experience. He has
allowed expectations 10 be formed by The priests and
mobiles Of the Catholic party which he can never realize
They full Of dreams OF legislative reaction like those
which inhamed the evil councillors Of Charles X and
prepared the way his fall and II the young king has
the folly 10 dismiss his fathers tolerant and prudent
minister's and 70 attempt the formation OF Roman cab
net there 10 fear the consequences W him
self and his family may be serious HIS young queen
woman OF fpir and yivary, against whom, notwhsiand
ing her Austrian extraction there has never been muir
muir popular dtrust Bot hitherto she has oed her.
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CALLaBAS. Thursday, December 2s, after shor
Illness Many A. daughter OF Cecilia Callahan, aged =
yenrs
TEar Other Deaths See THIRD Idces.l
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-23
CHARADE.


maid stood on the beach,
With her arms out, at full reach,
And cried, while her fingers
Most gracefully beckoned,-
.'oh third and will come to you, my second y
She changed tho metre
Thus let us repeat her - ...r
Fast you row, fast you co.
don't care q pin;
Oh merrily does the first row,
That my seconds in" ..
Z Second had just gained his ship,
As the accents lett her lip.
FIRST and second gave call
Through my icholf, to summon all;
And that ,chole strained out an air,
Which Is floating through the fair
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OFFICIAL.

bills for furnished 10 other consumers if paid at the
office of the company within seven days from the endi
| tion thereof. p ~ 't W.
Approved, January 80 1865 ~
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An ACT to facilitate the Collection Of certain Debts dina
. the United States.


Be IL enacted by the Senate and House of Representative,
Of the United States Of america in Ubnoress assembI
That in all where debts due from postmasers
mailconractos other officers agents or employees ~
the PostOfce Department. who In default or delin
quency warrant Of attachment may issue against MI
property real and personal possessions and rights legal
equitable, and contingent belonging to such officer and
and his surees or either of hem in the following cases
First. When any such officer agent or employee and
his surees or either of thom has within the meaning Of
the act Of July seventeen eighteen hundred and
chapter one hundred and ninetyvo and the proclama.
ton OF the President in pursuance thereof dated tho
twenfytth day Of July eighteen hundred and sixtywo
participated In aided Allotted countenanced any rebel
lion against the United States
Second Whom such officer, agent employee and his
sretics or either Of then Is noresdent OF the district
where such officer was appointed or has departed from
such district for the purpose Of residing permanently out
of such district Of defaudng the United States or of
avoiding the service Of civil process.
Third When such officer his suretics, or either of
them has conveyed away about to convey away his
property any part thereof has removed or is about
to his property or any part thereof from the dis
trct wherein the is situated with intent toderaud the
United States And where such removal has tax zen place
any other district into which such property NAV have been
removed under which certified copies shall be lawful for
such marshal to seize such property and convey il to soe
convenient point within the Jurisdiction of the court from
which the warrant originally issued Alias warrants NAV
issue upon due application, and the validity Of the war.
rant first issued shall continue until the return day there
Of
SEE q and be IL further enacted That application for
such warrant may be made by any district attorney or A.
III ant district attorney, any other person authorized
~ the before any Judge or In his alb
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Correspondence of the New York Herald
APPLICATIONS FOR PARDON.
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
PASSED At THE SECOND SESSION OF THE THIR
TYFOURTH COyGRESS rs

AN Act in addition to the "Act respecting Quarantines
and Health Laws" approved February twenty-ffth
one thousand seven hundred and nincty-nine, and or
the better execution of the third section thereof.
BE IL enacted BY he Senate and House Of Representative
Of Me United States Of Aerica IN C6agress assembled
That the Secretary of the Treasury be- and he is hereby
authorized to purchase erect suitable warehouses
other covenences for the storage Of goods and merchan
disc imported in any vessel subject quarantine or Other
restraint PURSUANT to the health laws Of the State of New
York, at such convenient place places within or neal
the port Of New York the safety of the public
and the observance of such health laws may require
the sum OF twenty thousand dollars hereby appropri
ated out of any money IN the treasury otherwise ap
rropriated, to deiiay the expense thereof (.
Approved December Is, 1864.
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AN ACT making appropriations for the Consular . and mp
lomac expenses of the government for the year emu
ing thirtietb June eighteen hundred and sixtysix.
BE ii enacted By The Senate and House q hepresensa-
tires Of The United States Of merica ~ Congress assem-
bed That the following be- and the same are mere
by appropriated Of any money in the treasury nor
otherwise appropriated for the objects hereafter
cd for the fiscal year ending the thirtieth o june es
| teen hundred and sixty six namely: ,.
For salaries of ENJOYS extraordinary ministers ana
commissioners Of the United States at Great Britain
France, Russia Prussia Spain, AUSTRIA Brazil hepuDc
of Mexico, China Italy Chilli, Peru Portugal swt g
land, Rome, Belgium. Holland, Denmark, sweden, Tur
key New Granada Bolivia, Ecuador Venezuela Guatema-
Ia Nicaragua Sandwich Islands Costa kica honduras
Argentine Confederation Paraguay japan and Salvador
three hundred and eight thousand five hundred dollars
For salaries of secretaries Of legation thirty thousand
dollars
For salaries of assistant secretaries Of legation at Lon
don and Paris three thousand dollars. u
For saary of the interpreter to the legation 10 chha
five thousand dollars.
For salary of the secretary of legation to Turkey act
ing an interpreter three thousand dollars
For salary Of the Interpreter the legation to Japan
two thousand i've hundred dollars,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-01
PRETTY GooD.-The Petersburg i ma x
~ 4aoat;ou. over the following blunder IN

pretty Coon. The Petersburg index x
uuaxn fooat;oue over the following bunder III
Sne A'G Ganabter Of Key Blurt, author OF the
.~.e,ar snangled Banner, is in Paris, STUDYING
'o, .ho o stage. She lacks power her sym
aantb e;lu ara intensely secession.
p"v sMa1a saws the Index, Key Btnrt IS GER
s.7nln new author Tor the Star Spanglea
RAINIER: ;" and then it proceeds to correct the
Journal. by saying that the lady a'luaeo 70
was doubtless NJ rs Frances Biount, Gansnee
Ter Of the bard. But alas, for the talltol15y o.
human memory in the next issue tne luueA
was compelled to correct blunder OF us o"n
even worse than that OF It's Albany coteuipo.
,rary though it makes lame attempO - a' 49,
the responsibility TO the broad shoulders % 'A0
louisville journal, to wit: o,,,ns
IA paragraph was copied toto GU! co' a1.;ab
Yesterday from the louisville ournal' III 40
the daughter Of Francis s. Key, author o. MY 1ue
Star Spangled Banner, was ea heen ssm ME-
Frances Blount.' 1t should have oeeh WIS
Ellen Blunt. - .a
rrooLe tt was good one for editors: BE sure
you're right-then go ahead !,
GOf ali tie provoking things, IN the world,
kvnoeraphical blunders excel. And 1t seems,
sometimes, as If printers made more bunde RS
than il is thought could possibly be made
The Cincinnati Enquirer says:-'Aoout
three weeks ago, Colonel Baker, the famous
Government Detective, visited Cincinnati Tor
the purpose of inquiring into certain alleged
shortcomings On the part OF GoVe r,
contractors in this city. Soon after Colonel
Baker left the city, an investigating committee
came here, and Immediately went to work to
ferret ar1s out the truth Of the alleged frauds,
During the past week this investigation has
been actively going on, and some wonderful
developments are said to have been made
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-01
ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER
insurance.
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FIRE RISKS, on the best terms. The we'll
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and Prudence and for Prompt Settlement Of
Losses will no doubt secure for it fair share
of public patronage.
@1a.Ihe undersigned have examined the
statement of A ssets and Liabilities Of the Abe.
marie Insurance Company, and are fully salts
fed Of the safety and soundness Of the lnstittl.
ton and recommend it to public favor:
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a. Y. STOKES g CO.,
THOMAS r. PRICE
Having accepted the agency ofthis Company,
l take pleasure i'll recommending it to my
friends as being reliable and in every way
worthy Of their patronage.
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aug lily NO. 10, KING ST, ALEXANDRIA. VA