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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-25
Dickens AND POPULAR IRISH Az

" IOfILAh AnAsh nv
rHoRs.-Dickens' readings Of Himself are
so popular in England that he has yielded
to the demand for more, and engaged with
an agen, for thirty at a higher prics than
was ever before paid for such entertain
ments. II he wants to put money in his
purse, however, let him come over to
America, and read to US, acting the while,
as only he can, his w writings.
Wouldn't we crowd his halls: While in
England the 6rst-class young men in
brains and culture go into politics, the
second to the bar, the third get into the
army, and the fourth into the church-a
sort Of school or almshouse for the feeble
m~inded-the bright boys Of Ireland all
seem to rush into print. The proportion
Of clever Irishmen writing for the English
papers and magazines is very nosieiole.
Nearly all the eminent serial stories in the
English magazines are, for instance, BY
men and women OF the Irish persuasion,
as "Armadale." by wilkie Collins; "Sir
Brooke F~osbrooke," by Lever; 1.-The
Second Mrs. Tilo,son," by Percy Fitz-
Gerald; The Race for Wealth." by Mrs.
TraFord; while other serials are from the
pens Of Hon. Mrs. Norton, J. S. lie Fanu.
Mr.. Wills, and Miss Braddock, all draw
ing blood and spirit from across the chan
mel. OF leading writers and reporters on
the daily and weekly press, there is no
end Of Irishmen, and ONE Of them have
come over to US, and rank high among our
newspaper people. Mr.. Godkin, Of the
New York Nation, for instance, isone ofour
cleveress journalists, and he came from
Ireland ; and his father is also in the same
profession. and is on the staff Of the Lon
don Timss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-25

The Psychological Journal for May has
q fine likeness of Theodore Til,on, one OF
the most accomplished writers of the
country. and long a leading New York
editor. /. is accompanied BY a biosra-
ply, and sketch Of chronological charac-
ter. The Journal is as full of relishy
variety as an egg is Of meat. For sale at
Burrai's, for only two bits a copy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-25

"wHAr ugly, carroty-headed little brat
is that madam Do you know his Nance
why, yes-that is my youngest son :
"You don't say so-indeed why, what
aswees, dear little dove-eye ed cherub he is
TO be sure !" This is The fashionable, sci
snsiac way Of backing "right square out"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-25

ALL the papers in the agricultural in
terror Of California, proclaim an ''immense
harvest" as sure TO be gathered this sea-
son. The yield Of cereals is promising
beyond all precedent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-25
Births.

PARMETER-At Single Springs, May 22d, tho
wife Of JoelE Parmeter, of q son.
McQUIST0N-At Single Springs, May 22d, the
wife Of Thomas MeQuiston, Of a son.
WAG0R-At Santa Cruz, May 18th. the wife Of
J. Wager, ola son.
R0SS-At Santa Cruz, May llth, the wife Of
Daniel Ross, Jr., Of q daughter.
TRIMBLE-In Pajaro Valley. Monterey county,
May 10th, tho wife Of T. G.. Trimble, OF a daugh.
ter.
DwYER-In Auburn, May 2lst, the wife OF S.
Dwyer. Of a son.
wHITING-In Quincy, Plumas county, May
7th, the wife Of +. B. Whiting, ofa son.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-25

HARD Road TO TRAvEL.-A late St..
Louis dispatch, the Denver Ne,os says, an
nounces that the Montana feet is having
q hard time this season. Four boats are
laid up below Sioux City, and three have
been lost.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-25

A DOCTOR friend Of mine met one Of his
old acquaintance, a short time since. in a
crowd, and saluted him, as is often done
by others, "why, are you alive yet" 'oh
yes, Doctor" was the reply, 81 never took
that last medicine you left me-"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-25

A NAN out West says that he moved so
often during one year, that when A cover.
ed wagon stopped at lis gate, his CHICKEN
would fall on their backs and hold mn
their feet, in order to be tied up and
thrown in.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-25

FoR a woman to plead head or tooth,
or side ache, for neglecting duty on the
Sabbath, when they are running all about
in the mud and rain on Monday and
Saturday, i, the highest degree Of holy
swindling.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-25

FORMER RAvAoEs OF CHOLERA AT NEW
YoRx.-The New York Erening Post gives
a tabular statement Of the deaths in New
York from cholera IN the years 1882, 1884,
leAa and 1874.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-25
AN ABORTION

nIED ON THE ELEVENTH OF NAY,
H. DR.. Underhill and wife's Homestead
Lien" from o sudden and violent attack Of Con.
%stltutlon ON the Brain. DR.. Justice was there,
and done all that could be done for the m.
sophisticated victim Of misplaced confidence.
Even large doses Of statute were prescribed, but
they failed, owing TO the severity Of the attack
afosesaId. May Il DO not dead but sleeping, to
rise agaIn to blossom like a green bay tree-or
any other man. The wet nurse, Mrs. Taylor, do.
clared she never knew such an awful attack Of
"Constitution on the BRAIN"
M, HOMESTEAD LIEN.
Virginia, May II, 1858. myl7lw-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-25

A DuTcHxAS, a few days ago, picked
up q bound volume Of documents, on the
PACK OF which were stamped Pub. Docs
.leIiei.' said he vat kind Of pooks will
tney otin; nexss AS I lif, here is one on
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-25

GOOD o DIcXENs.-Dickens declined a
recent invitation to read before Victoria on
the ground that he would not 20 as q per-
former where he was not received as a gen.
tleman. Charles is almost equal to self
government.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-25
Deaths.

MAXWELL-At Coloma. Eldorado county, May
18th, the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Maxwell,
aged Il months and Q days.
LIVERMORE-In San Francisco, May 2lst, Ga.
VIVA. wife of0. Olivemore.
COUNAL-In San Francisco, May 22d, jean
Marie Counll, aged 25 years.
FERGUsoN-Near Silver City. May 25lh, Free.
man Ferguson, aged S years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-25
Marriages.

THOMPSoN-NOYES-In San Francisco, May
18th. Theodore w. Thompson 10 Sarah b
Noyes.
C0SSER-RIDINGToN-In Carson City, May
23d, Mr.. Richard Cosser and Miss Mary Riding
ton. -a .
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-22
vrruPuIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAIL

From ihe Iiiue Rock Dispatehl
On the lst Of November last. the Mem
r,l,is aud Little Rock railroad, together
with AN the stock, material and improve
,,ants nertaining thereto, was turned
over 10 the officers representing the
owners anG stockholders, by themihtary
authorities in pursuance Of instructions
from the President Of the United States
Transmitted through the War Depart
meut Preparatory 20 this a Board APP
pointed by military authority, and con-
sisting Of John Wassel Of this city, Col.
Adolph DengleF, 43d Illinois infantry,
and a gentleman from Memphis whose
name has escaped us, estimated the value
of the stock and improvements at elJo,-
600, which, By the terms Of the agree
meat, was 10 be paid in eighteen months
from date, the company agreeing % carry
Government freight at fixed rates during
thar period, and the balance, II any, % oe
paid in money.
The officers Of the road are as follows:
r. G. Brinklev. President; John Robin
son. General Superintendent; George =.
G.. Rumbo, Chief Engineer; G. T. Kid
der, General Freight Agent; James Tor
rams, General Ticket Agent. Under the
very able management Of Mr. John
Robinson, Superintendent and ms Ell
cient CORPS Of assistants, this road enjoys
a good degree OF popularity. and IS doing
we are informed, a very good business.
We give a few items In relation 10 the
stock and improvements Of the road
for the benefit Of those who take an
interest IN enterprises Of this nature.
There are ou the road ten engines, three
baggage ears, filty-siX box and twenty
eight HAT cars. There are 80 men in
the employ Of the company, at a cost Of
5000 per month. The Improvements
consist Of a ear shop, 81 By 32l feet. used
for constructing and repairing cars en-
gine house with ten stalls, for the accom-
mediation of A like number Of
engines: boiler house tweniy-siN 10y
thirty-siX feet; station house twenty
five by Sevrnty-fye feet, used for
the accommodation Of passengers oiil-
GERS, etc; wheel-press house with
hydraulic press for testing strength Of
drive wheels; blacksmith shop 30 by go
feet.
These buildings We're erected by the
and were turned over to the
with the railroad and stock
The company have facilities for con-
structing new cars throughout ior repair I
ing engines, and with the exception OF
castings, for building new ones.
Mr.. Robinson l. now temporarily alb F.
sent for the purpose Of etfecting prompt 1
and efficient communication between De I
Wallis Bluff and Memphis. Il is, Of
course, a matter of public interest that 4
he should succeed in this, and We have I
no doubt that, with the resources at his |
command, he will be able to do 50.
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ain, Europe and America as there was
last year, with greatly increased con-
sumption?
The actual exports from Liverpool
Hull, and other outportsof Great Britain,
from January fst to February 25d this
YEAR, Of all descriptions Of cotton were
Ia, PSI bales, against a, 4s7 thesame time
i'm 1865. The trade Of Great Britain l.
taking, since January lst, an average OF
IS, ,2S0 bales per week; while ia 1860, up
to the same date, the average was only
2u.gIO bales. All Of which goes % show
tie fact Of an immense increase ia con-
sumption everywhere that cotton Is man
ufactured.
The present low rate Of gold, and The
heavy receipts Of the past few months,
may temporarily depress cotton; but it
IS being spun up so rapidly that it cannot
be long before an actual scarcity viii be
apparent TO all manufacturers, when a
reaction must take place.
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State of Mississippi, March, Is6G.

GTATEMENC Of the condition Of the PHE-
- NIX INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Hartford.
Connecticut, on the lst day Of March, 1866, made
20 the Auditor OF the state Of Mississippi, pur-
suaut 20 the statute Of that state
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-22
COTTON.

From the ~ Louis k-pubhcanst
We are now, as We were year ago, m
the midst of a general depression of uusi-
ness and low prices; though il was IN
April OF 1865 that most articles, especially
cotton. were at their lowest point
Whilst there Is but little doing, it Is
natural for us 90 study carefully the
probabilities Of future prices oi leading
staples. and, as cotton j. the great one,
we have thought proper To look into II
some, and give our readers the result OF
our investigations.
II is generally conceded that there
have been about 200, 900 bales Of cotton
brought from the interior 10 lAe seapOrt5
since the close Of the war. just about
half of this cotton has gone into CON
sumption, in this and foreign countriez-
Latest advices give Us the following As
the probable number Of bales Of Ameri-
can cotton outside Of spinners hands,
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AND P-rrsrs
South & East OF CHATTANOOGA.
And % Stations On
Mississippi Central EaiI Rea,G,

Bolivar. Wfnoua-
Lamar Walden
Holly springs, Vests
"a IfrFisEu trlltlII5U.
Water Valley, Uurlnr
tl.srI. FlcEa -a.
tYuee-llle, NulEl1us.
ts-lalar t1llgu,
Duck HLil.
Stations umittaai are not provided win
SCENTS which ua---7sliates prepay rl=nt iu Alem-
PLls Of all oils ou freight flr such places
Freight fpr points uu 1LIsslsslulI central Rail-
road, goes through without change of cars sr
Grand ICueCi9u-
Parties shipping ta point. ON Mobile and Ohio
Elad via t0r.Iths TatgSr arrange t1 receive aur
pay CuArAea Du tlz-.r goods ar taTlutn. as 40
Arrangement has been made girI that road u
pfv Charzfz
The Prepayment Of local lrz.ahus % points
uaIuesi above, Viii Es longer r-4 rellIreu
Bills ~ Lading sh1uld be sent T. r. b. Psg-
tersul p Bro, Agents Memphis aui Charleston
l-,lifl4l1, no ii 0art 50 reet, MsmphIs-
~ J. Ross treu. SUIT.
De- ----- .-emnl-. ~ -----r--.--- .------a---
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LOUISVILLE, KY.
sEs GRAVES. JAMES A GRAZ
GRAVES & SON.

Pr0prietoG ~
DR.. GRAYE's AGUE PILLS. ANII-HILf0Us PILLS,
AaaEilGAN LINtNEHT, PAIN EXrHAC-
IoR, CAADT VEHMIFUGE PILE
OfNrMEST, AND
cukE hoh btPriiEhTA ASD THROAT pIsKAsE,
And Dealers iH-ell kinds Of
Patent Medicines, Perfumsry, Soaps, and Fancy
Articles Liquors Wines and Hrundiea for
medical purposes, Fine Segars aud Tobaeco.
flsyoring Extracts, sponge, Brushes or an
kinds, Combs, Quinine, Quinodine, Pcrined
Chenddine, Sulphate % Cineonia, Morphine.
ChioFofOun, Opium, anu many other prspara-
ti0us. thai VII be sold low.
VIII also keep an assortment of Hectic Afsdi-
ciues
90 We will have q catalogue Of our stock and
prices, that will be furnished those desiring
one, free Of charge.
No. 22s MARKET STREET,
between sixth and Seventh sts,
taeT-am LuuisuIifH XIV.
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Mississippi 4 Tennessee Railroad.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIPPERS.

A GENCIE1S have been established at Men,
Il phis. Heruand1, Coldu 8rsr. Como, SIIdi-
Bale-VilIe Oakland anc Jrruadst. tl sulcn
points Frelghts can be Shipped without Pre-
payment until farther motive To all ouher
points ireights must he ureps-id-
Much com plalnt Is made IN consequence Of
frsights being sent back from Depot Every
effort is being msde by the Company 10 get on
Freights as fa-t as possible, and a Freight Train
has been sent cut DAILY for the last yTee5 0ur
still 10 Is not SUFFICIENT 20 meet the demands
Win no Depot ia which 20 receive and store
freight, ana but a limited supply Trolling stock
We cannot do the business which Is nov OFFER
Iug satisfactorily % the public Every exertion
has been and viii cGutiuus 20 De made. 20 in-
crease The amount which b shipped. bar We
cannot 80 mere than the facllities Ok the Road
allow
A s, LIN EAffOBE,
JAMS Geueral SuperiutendsuE.
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VI VTTLTTI1 UFIVIE TIFT
CHARLES NETTLETON.
CODnaissiOner for the state Of Tennessee
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IA A remarkable discovery was made
a few DAYS since iu the shape Of consid-
cradle quantities Of quick silver II is
found Ia y spring in Jessamine county,
KY, wkere it runs oBt of the rock with
the water. Several pounds have been
taken 70 Lexington, and proves 10 be Of
the purest quality.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-22

Bss@ II is reported ia London that up
ward Of $3.50 u4 have heen privately sub
serhei for the Atlantic Telegraph Conn
lany, and an appeal viii probably be
made to the public for e250, 900, to com
plete the manufacture Of new cables, with
a view, 10 another attempt at submerging
them during the present year.
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Since The middle Of February receipts
have been falling Oft rapidly, AID If they
continue 10 DO SD in the same ratio fOT
-four months, wp Rili hardly be able 10
get the 5oJ,tul bales more expected from
the interior. The Mobile Price Current
Of the 10th inst. has this remark: " Not
Withstanding the large receipts m, ,Tl5
a4lrS this week, We learn from good au-
tGQrty llaI the higbfe lOuHUY, where
the largest receipts have come from
lately, Is pretty vel drained, and that in
de lugr-e pf Two weeks sboHld thp water
permit. 0e canuOG look br amy addition
10 our stocl, from that quarter
OF the II .17j bales received, 1l4l were
from the Biebee river, showing very
lisht rfGeipls froW tbs pthpr nEria and
railroads lfadipg o. Mobile. 5eis Is q
grGt falling OF iT0m the reebipls ln Mo-
bic in January and up 10 the middle Of
February.
Messrs. Kern d SheareT, Of New Or
leans, in their cotton circular Of tie ON
inst, estimate the number ot hales Yet m
the interior Of the country at only J0Ut0.
u is highly probable that this is nearer
the numler that VIII actually 81 into
market Than uur estimate OF d5J,UuO; for
il Is hardly possible that every bale can
be gotten 10 market, even when desired,
and much Of il when shipped " III be held
for better prices, as most planters are firm
believers IN Wucn higher prices next
SUMMER
We thinks that il VIII appear from
what We have said above, that he stock
of American cotton nOw at the different
seaports. and ia tbs interior Of the cOun-
inv, will not supply the spindles now
llsiup il, and those hkpiy to DO sa, until
lie neGt crop Of cotton begins TO come in
m this 10 50, the price OF American cot
fon must advance until it bepomes tog
higli for usa, except 10 miN IL with othel
ebeauer and inferior pottons, as was tins
case during the war especially IA Ang
land.
Asto the crop likely 10 be raised in th'
South this ensuing season, no one prop
erly posted believes IL can be over |, ,utl
00q bales, even with the hesl possible
yield, 49,,
Upland middllng was worth In Liver
pool, IN January, 1865, p pence, equal I
30 cents in gold, Why may it not u
worth as much again. when statistic
viii show mot given here however, tha
there is not as mueh cotton in Great Brit
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Recent Arrivals ! /!
Ar
No. 2G6 FRONT ST,
lCurner Of Conrt streetA

No 266 FRONT ST,
Corner Of Court street9
10 Tie.ccs New Magnolia Hans.
10 do do Davis star do
30 Cases Clarei.
10 D0Z. Sugar of Lemon.
200 Packages Star Candles.
10J Bbls. fresh Harrison Flour.
% Cases fresh RaSDberFies.
- do do StraR berries.
100 do ana lbs. cans cove Oysters.
80 do fresh Tomatoes.
p do IL SaFdiHeS.
% do l-2 DO
20 Kegs BelcheF's Golden Syrup.
) Bnls. do do do
80 Boxes Hscearoni and vsrmicelH.
81 KEGS choice Leaf Laru
lp Bbls. 90 do do
ay Kegs Nails, assorted sizes,
a Cases assorted JellieS
81 Bhls Heavy Mess Pork
90 HhGs. Magnolia Sugars
- do assorted Louisiana Sugars.
90 Boxes German Soap.
10 do Breakfast Bacon.
50 Dozen Extra BrOOuls
80 d8 Condensed Cream.
~ 90 do Milk
u Bags Carolina Rice.
lU do Old Government lava
100 Boxes Extra Sick Candy.
~ do Fancy Candy.
- kees choice Molasses.
10 Boxes Extra Goldfish.
Call and examine our stock and prices. You
Will not regret iJ
TUUF, PHILLIPS = ClRODE,
laZi-iels-marll 2Gd Front st.
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Important 60 Travellers
BETWEEN
MEMPHIS & EASTERN CITIES.
LHe UI1lII UIVlU Vl'Iss
Atlantic ana Great Western Railway

is nov open and running sWu daily East eX-
press trains from Cincinnati to New y crE and
all Eastern CilIr-- Passengers wail Iua this ~
most desirable route The equipments % this
road are uuegualed hy any uu tnis continent.
Elegant Palare sleeping cars accompany ala
night trains and smoking ears ON all trains
Ample time Is allowed at regular hours for
meals and the uu broken Broad Giuage Offers To
the traveller a degree ut security. comfort ana
speed not 10 De found ON any other ulute. tou-
ucciiOns rft Cairo - Louis, or Chicago for this
route are certain also connections for PITS
burg. Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wasniugtu1.
Tickets can be had and baggage checked
through at al principal Southwestern offices.
For further Information and through tickets
apply to LAEEI HARlSTAD
Agent I'D. Cen. Railroad, "a Jefferson street,
Or To Z. b. BlINGrUN,
Agent Chicago and 81. Louis Railroad, No. q
Madison street, Memphis, Tenn or
SIDNEY Cltk-
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
COMPTROLLE EE's OFFICE
Nashville. Feb'y p l,t6.
J. y W. HATCHETT. Comptroller Of the
Treasury do hereby certify thai the Arctic sire
and Inland Insurance COMPANY located at
New York iu the Stale OF New York. has pro
duced to me satisfactory evidence that said
Coupany has complied with all the require
meuts OF the laws Of the state Of Tennessee i'm
posed on insurance companies, and l further
certify that Mess. =. r. Clarke 3 Co., Agents Of
said Company, have also complied with The re-
guireWents OF the laws Of the state, male and
provided IN such cases: wherefore, said Arctlct
Fire and Inland Insurance. Company has du-
JhOrity 10 take risks and transact the business
Of insurance IN this stale, Al Memphis, len
uessee
Tbis certificate Of Agency must be renewed
the lst days OF July and January of eaeh year.
s. ". HATCHETT,
fsrAIl ffe2}lInl Comptroller Tenn.
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STATE OF TFNNESSFE,
COMPrRuLLEE's OFFICE,

STATE OF TFNNFSSFE,
tOMPTRoLLEE's OFFICE,
Nashville, Feb'y e, I.tji-
I. =. ". HATCHETF, Comptroller Of the
Treasury. do hereby certify thai the luterus-
tiou8l Insurance Company, located 20 New
Tork city, iE the state q New York, has pro
duccd TO me satisfactory evidence that said
Company has complied with all the require
ments OF the laws Of The Stafe OF Tennessee inn
posed on Insurance Com pauIes, aud further
certify that 5. r. Clarke q Co., Agents OF said
com pany. have also cOWplled with lue reg uirr-
rneEts of the laws OF the Stale. made and pro-
Vidod IN such eases; wherefore, said lulei u.l-
tiOnal Insurance Company Rfis authority 20
take risks and transact the bu>ilsss OF insur-
ance i'm this state, at Memphis Tenn.
This certificate ur Agency must De renewed
The lst days Of July aud January OF each year.
S. W. HATCHErT.
fsFALl Comptroller Tenn.
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Memphls March 5, 1886.

Memphis, March 5, 1856.
Having this day disposed Of nav Interest IN the
Ann af Wilson, Laird 3 20. 10 Wilson, Carter
a. 1 solicit for The new nrm continuance Of
me pstronage so liberslly extended 70 the old.
mfg-lm henry LAIRD,
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LIABILITIES.
The Act Of Incorporation is herewith.

The Act OF Incorporation is herewith.
STATE % -i-EW YORK
County Of New York. January ~. lsH6
Charles Taylor, President, and a. q. hne, Sec
retary Of fhe l~rzH ft9SAL lN1gi A-sgE tIf-
PASY, tome personally known, depOss and say,
that they are said Officers and Lha1 the t0reg0-
ing is q true, fun aud correct statement rf Iae
affairs Of said Company on the thirty -uIs,t
day Of ircrmbyr l-iil rfat said Conn pIuy ls the
bona d5s owner 90 one million dollars cash
capital, aud Iura- Lludred and f1rry-tlsh
thousand hve hundred ana eighteeu dollars
and fOrty-three cents cash surplus, Invested as
above, all OF which IS the absolute property NJ
said Company Tree and clear from all ieius and
claims thereon, except ~ EuOve stated, l-tud 1s
may be necessary for "a " Reinsurance fuud, D
according % the best of their know ledge inter
nation and belief res pectIvely.
CHARLES TAYLOR, President
G.. g.. HINE, Secretary.
Sworn TO and subscribed. the date last abOva
written, before me,
CHARLES NETTLETOS.
Commissioner Tor The state Of Tennessee.