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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-15

NEw YoaK, September l4.-A Herald Wash
ington special says that during the Presidents
absence quite a large namber Of applications
for pardOns. from Southern participants in
the late rebellion. have accumulated at the
Office of the Attorney General. most Of them
having been received there and at the White
House since the departure Of the Presidential
party. The majority of the petitions on file now
are those who were expelled from the general
amnesty by the first and thirteenth sections of the
amnesty who, held petty Offices under the Con-
federate Government, or who were possessors Of
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-15

A SPECIAL to the Louisville Courier thus
describes the end Of noted New Orleans
rioter JONI HENDERSON, the only member
OF the 1864 Convention who died at or since
tho riots, died this morning at Pass Christian
from wounds received on July so During
his long suffering his Radical friends, though
oitcn sent for, entirely deserted him. Before
dying he expressed The intention Of making
public The Fast that all outside attentions he
received were from those he had called
rebels. He died calmly, without struggle.
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Ghancery Sale Of Lands
SUMNER COUNTY.

DURsUANT TO A DECREE OF THE HON.
III ORABLE Chancery Court az C0Viugtou, for
Upton county, Tennessee, made At the last May
term Of suid Court IN the ease % Peter Townsend
IT, Administrator. with the will annexed Of Peter
Townsend. ST., q. az. -. J. w. n. Townsend. TX
ecutor Of John Booker. q. al. viii sell to the
highest bidder. on the premises. on MONDAY
THE 18TH DAY OCTOBER NEXT, a tract Of
Land containing about One Hundred and
Fourteen Acres. lying On the East fork sf
Bfedsoes creek. Sumner c0enty. Tennessee, about
II miles Northeast from eaiatin. in the Northeast
corner Of what is known a. the : Cantrcii" Sd
acre tract. formerly owned BY DR.. j. Booker the
some on which W. ID. Austin Formerly lived. and
on which Q. W Beuner now resides Also
another tract. lying about one mile West from the
above described. containing about One Hum-
CTrosI and Eighty Acres, being part Of the
40 acre Hawkins tract" conveyed 70 Dr. Book
er b. Jno. and Benz Hawkins. and on which Gus.
R.rns now resides; said 30 kcress being part OF
,ghef = known a. the kinberlin spFinr tTaof
Thee Lands Eili be sold for one-thir1 Cash tie
balance In two equal annual paylnentss notes with
al least two good securities required Of purchas-
ers mi liens retained on the lands % secure the
sane. X. III MUSFORD,
scpi2-W4H Clark and Master.
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DAIRY FARM FOR RENT.

THIS Farm rs on THE WRIST SIDE OF
i Broad street. last IN the edge of the city AMI
cannot be equaled where the renter desires b. sell
the milk IN the city. There are Forty Acres of
Rich Garden Loan Twenty Acres Of Old Blue
Gra1 Pasture. AL under naa plank fence. The
Barn . % ~ u feet. with D foot she'd on three
sides, capable Of accommodating iliy cows. u
Crusher and Cutting Knives attached. There d
also. comfortable ER4ME GOTIA0E and
uoror-faiiinE we'll. The Clstern attached 81 he
Barn 4 cut Of order and aill require rebuilding.
Rent very Moderate. Apply D.
scpIl-lms W. u. GORDON
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TIM fastest time on record" at all dis

A VERY COMPLETE AFFAR.-A special
dispatch 10 the zi,iba1sc from Arkansas says
that last week four Union men accepted a
challenge from four late rebels to fight a
duel with rifles, distance one hundred yards-
All being sharpshOOters, each ball took ef-
feet three being killed outright and the
other Eve more or less wounded"
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
How the President Is 10 be Received i'm
WnshingfOn City.

WASHINGTON, September 1.-THE Committee
from the City Council. and others intrusted with
wards the reception Of the President, on his re-
turn to Washington tomorrow afternoon, have
prepared an extensive programme of military and
civic organizations, and assigned positions to
dental party at the railroad depot. The recep-
ton ceremonies will take place at the City Hall,
after which the column will march TO Pennsyva-
mansion
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From NEW YORK.

Exciting Base Ball Match-The Situa-
ton in Canada-Chinese Emigration
to LOulsiRna-A Disturbance In wash
ingtOn.
NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-THE base ball match for
the championship came of yesterday, at lIOboken.
Over Is 900 spectators were present. The con-
testants were the Atlantic Club, of Brooklyn, and
the Mutual, of New York. 1t was a most exciting
and pleasant affair, and resulted in the Atlantics
scoring seventeen runs. and the Mutuals fifteen.
The Tribune's Montreal special says the EX-
ecutve Council sat for four hours yesterday at the
capitol. Matters discussed were relative to the
marine border.
On Monday a number of men. thought to be
Fenians on the Grand Trunk railway, got off at
the way stations at Cornwall. Matilda, and Ed
wardsburg in threes and fours, and dispersed in
the towns. The attention of the Government has
been called to the fact the intention of the men
is thought to be to begin the firing Of certain
places which is to initiate the next attack on the
provinces.
A New Orleans special to the Times says: The
Chinese Emigration Agent has made contracts foI
the delivery of 10000 celestial laborers here in
time for next years crops.
A Times Washington special says There was a
slight disturbance out of an attempt to arrest a
disorderly black woman. Pistols were fired and
the police driven of. but no serious damage en-
guad
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Cholera RenOrts.

NV YoRK, Sept. 14.--The cholera has broken
cut 10 Westchester county, and measures have
been taken to suppress it.
There were seven.ne cases of cholera and i've
deaths from il reported in this city yesterday.
The report of the Assistant Superintendent
shows that the cholera is fast disappearing from
Brooklyn. only one new case having been report
ed yesterday.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 14-Therc were twenty-One
deaths from eholera here Yesterday.
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SATURDAY. SD OF NOVEMBER, Iss
= Sycamore Mills.

sell 10 the higest bidder. on a credit Of one.
two and three years. in equal payments but with
interest from dage, that valuable and well known
property, lying in Chsathan county, Tennessee,
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CLASSICAL AND KlFHEHlfIsAL SCHOOL.
STEWART COLLEGE,
cLARKsYILLR. TENN.

rT5HIS INSTITUTION WILL REOPEN
Il September 10. 1855 Boys are prepared
for the higher classes In College. or business.
Students from distance can procure boarding az
reasonable rates IN respectable families Espe-
cial care and oversight exercised over an sent
from home % be educated here.
send Tor 0arcirculaTa. The attention Of parents
who have sons 20 send from home Is respectfully
called to this school. The advantages n the
school and place are superior.
TeFms e. usual in good schools
REV. T. DELACEY wARDLOW. N. d.
JOSEPH II. WILSON.
aue-toetl-2tv
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w. wARp.s sEMINARY-

FOR YOUNG LADIES,
No II CppITCT CT
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CABLE DISPATCHES.

LIVERPOOL. September u, P. M.-The Cunard
steamers Europa and Tariff sailed this afternoon
for Quebec direct, with a regiment of hussars for
service in Canada.
The st. Leger race to-day was won by the
hvorite Lord Lyons. Caverne was second, and
Knight of the Crescent third.
The Morning Post to-day. in an editorial,
warmly appl9uds the policy of nOn-intervention
of the United States in the war between Spain
and the South American republics Chill and
Peru. 1t cordially approves the moderation OF
the United States in regard to Mexico.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-15

A NUr FoR THE RAns.-The Darlington
rs. CT SoutaeRoT says that there is a move
ment on hand among the freedmen Of that
pace 10 get up petition TO the President
Cor the withdrawal ofthe military, the abOli-
ton Of provost courts, and putting a stop
10 the interference Of the Bureau with the
.Fsirs If tho blacks.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-15

MUsCAT PERLE
- rare Wins Of most delightful RaVor. II Il the
PURE JUICE OF A MOST DELICIOUS
5hAfE r.. II sarpasses in excellence any table
VINE n the c9untry. Used in Europe for sacra-
Inquire into IL
These Wines are cold b. ali druggists.
3 " per bottle, large size.
EWING & PENDLET0N.
seDl4 Agents, Nashville.
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our OUTSIDE PAGES.

FRsr PAeE.-The Search FOR Capt KDD's
Ireasure-The Scene Of the Great Surrender
JEFFERSON DAvIs-MAcAuLAY's. Description Of
the Puritans. etc.
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serious Accident.

CAvANAUGH, Pa, Sept. 14.-While the Presi-
Dental party were hating for ashOrt time, plat
form over the old canal, at JOhnstOwn. fell in,
precipitating hundreds of men, women and child
rem distance of twenty feet. and piling them on
top of each other There was much screaming.
and the rushing of friends to the rescue created
scene of great excitement and confusion. The
train moved on before the extent of the damage
cnnld he nsccriained-
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Cord Wood at Auction.

WE WILL SELL ON TUESDAY. SEPTEAf-
w Der 18th, at White Bluffs Station, en the
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad. 81 miles
from tho city.
500 Cords Coed Seasoned Wood.
all piled on the line Of the railroad.
DOLIN, BARNES & CO..
sepil-tds AuctiOneers
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Most Desirable Country Lots
AT AUCTION.
ON TUESDAY. OCTOBER 2p, 1868. AT n
~ o'clock, on the premises, We will sell
SEVENTY ACRES OF LAND

on the Franklin Pike, about three miles from
Nashville, aEi adjoining the lands 81 John
Thompson, Mrs. McNairy and Others This hand
has been divided into Lots Of from about 8 o. 10
acres each. presenting rare opportunity for pur-
chasing most desirable homes. The land Is beau-
tituly situated, highly productive. with a branch
Of Browns Greek running through u. NeiehbOr-
hood unsurpassed. The Spruce Street Railroad
Is about % be commenced. and will doubtless Ice
extended to within half mile o. the land when
completed, and probably beyond e. 10 is not
oilen such chances for safe and profitable invest
ments are offered. A plat Of the land can BE
seen ut our Office.
Terms liberal. and will be made known ON day
Of sale sale positive. COLLATION. free. Omni-
buses viii leave our Office at no a. ". An are in
Vited. j. l.. & r. W. BROWN. Agents,
$50 Union street.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-15

ARRESr on A FoRGER.-DAyID FoRD
vas arrested BY the police Of Chattanooga
on Thursday evening, on a charge Of forging
checks and obtaining the money on them al
Lynchburg, Virginia, a fow days before.
The telegraph was used 10 bring about the
result
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-15

NEW YORK. Sept. 14.-Mr. JOSEPH G.. EDGE.
in the act of stepping into a carriage in Cedar
street, yesterday, was severely strangled by n
quid of tobacco lodging in his wind pipe-in his
was ruptured which il is feared viii prove fatal.
At last accounts Mr.. EDGE was in an exceedingly
critical condition.
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HoBoKES RAcEs.--The sporting world
viii look with interest to the forthcoming
races Of the 18th and 18th inst. The horses
are in hne condition, and the hurdle and
sieeple races on those days promise a rare
entertainment Doubtless there win be an
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-15

tits a generally admitted fact that the plan now
adopted in Tobacco sales of selling at AUCTION.
reserving the privilege of rejecting the best bid if
not satisfactory to the Planter, has given more
satisfaction, and uniformly caused Produce to sell
higher than any other method. and believing that
this will prove equally satisfactory in Cotton
Tobacco. Messrs. Smith, Parkes K Stark. Of Nash
vile, Tennessee, have concluded TO adopt this
plan. Its advantages are numerous. 1t draws
together all the buyers in this and many other
markets. The competition between whom insureS
the highest market price for each bale offered.
Each bale IS before the buyer. so that he can see
its condition, with q sample faily drawn, showing
its quality Ga The owner either in person, or
through his agent. has the right to reject the sale
when the price is not satisfactory. ga These adj
yantages are secured to the Planter with the same
expense Of selling under the old system. The
universal satisfaction given 20 all who have ever
tested this system is prosf that this is par excel
lence the best that can be had. lsepl5-u
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Resignation Of DirectOrs-FenEan Pris-
rfaIaauask

ToR0NTo. c. W. Sept. 14.-Four ofthe Directors
Of the Georgia Bay canal have resigned. being
dissatisfied with the proceedings Of the company.
Seven Fenian prisoners, captured at Fort Erie
in June, have been released on their own reeogni-
Eanee. there being no evidence 70 W arrant their
further detention
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
The IrrepressibIe Conflict ON Small
Saa1a

NEW ORLEANS. September IA slight disturb
last evening, caused by the arrest of two col
Ored women for creating disturbance. An at
tempt was made TO rescue them by some c0l0red
soldiers. The police soon reinforced and were
met by negroes, who. with brickbats, invited
them to come on. Tho police, assisted By several
Federal officers succeeded in restraining the riot
JoHN HENDERSON; jr, member of the COnven-
ton of 1854 died from his wounds received at the
Both July riot
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-15

A STATEMENT made by Mr.. MULLINS, Of
this State, in speech at Philadelphia, 70
the effect that President JOHNSON, in 1864,
while Military Governor of Tennessee
and candidate for the Vice Presidency,
ordered oolored troops in this city TO 60 to
a meeting Of the supportersofG Gen. McCLEL-
Ian, at the Courthouse, elbow out the lights,
and knock every did man down stairs, re-
gardless Of consequences" is one not sup
ported by the recollection of any man liv-
ing in Nashville at the time. There was a
disturbance at a MCCLELLAN meeting, in
this city, by the same kind Of persons who
are now insulting President JOHNSON, but
the men who were the actors in that meeting
were not Of the stanp 20 be terrified by Mr..
MULLINS and his negro cohorts in 1864
any more than the President is at the same
sort Of demonstrations in 1866. There is
not a scintilla' Of evidence TO show that
President Chen Governor) JOHNSON knew
of The proceedings in this city until after
they had occurred.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-15

A CORRESPONDENT Of the Richmond IN
ouirer. who has lately visited JEFFERSON
DAVIS, says thai his health, while Il has
been seriously undermined, Is at the present
decidedly better than It was few weeks
aro.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-15

MRs JENKINS complained the other eve
ming that the turkey she had eaten did not
set we'll. Probably" said jenkins, " it was
not hen turkey"
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CIhOlern Remarks,

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-Two new cases and one
death from cholera all that reported in this
city.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1A-There were only Eve
deaths from eholera reported yesterday.
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Capital, OneMilliOnDOllars
Enterprise Insurance Company,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
DIRECTORS.

DIRECTORS.
R. NJ. BISHOP, Of R. M. Bishop & Co.
THE0. COOK, President Chamber of Commerce.
JOSEPH o. BUTLER, Pres't of Lafayette Bank.
HUGH MCBIRNEY, of McBirney * Co.
i. r. HULL, of Addy Hull * Co.
A. 5. WlNSLOW, of WinslOw X Smith.
BRIGS SWIFT, of Brigs Swift a Co.
CHARLES RULE. of c. Rule & Go.
G. NJ. BUCHANAN, of Buchanan 4 Co.
ADOLPH WOOD, Of Adolph Wood & Co.
JAMES S. WISE, Nashville. Packet Company.
L. A. HARRIS. Mayor of Cincinnati.
THOS. SHERLOCK, President.
WIN. Ii. cassidy, Vice President.
This Company is now prepared to transact a
general Fire and Marine Insurance business
throughout the State of Tennessee.
II. &. MeNAIRY, Agent.
Policies issued on frst-class Brick Dwellings fer
five years at q material reduction on yearly rates.
sepl5-6m
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Free Port. Abolished I'm Canada.

OTTAWA. c. W.. Sept 14-A proclamation has
been issued abOlishng the free ports Of Saalt St.
Maria and Gaspe. camp for the volunteers Of
Lower Canada Is to be organized Immediately. in
the neighborhood Of Sherbrooke, on the line Of
the Grand Trunk railroad.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-15

THE PARTY WHO BID OPP THE EIGHTY
il ONE feet Of ground on Deaderick street. at
our sale on the 9Th inst, declines to take it. from
the fact that the owners are unable 10 give pos
session Of portion Of u. as early as was stated
We viii, therefore. again oher the property fer
sale on WEDNESDAY NEXT. az N o'clock.
CALENDER & GARRETT. Agents
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For Lease near street u. b.
SOUTH NASHVfLLl

IN LOTS IN CLAIBORNE AND MURRAY
~ Addition 10 Nashville. close % the Railroad.
Also, large number Of lots in the same vicinity
for sale. Apply %
J. LAR. W. BROWN. Agts,
sepli-2W So Union street.
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FREE SOIL.

I HAVE 81 LOTS SITUATED ON THE HIGH
4 ground next the Nashville Fair Ground. with
in i've minutes walk Of the Street Railroad
convenient TO splendid spring. with beautiful
view Of Nashville. To any person who viii
build neat, handsome mot exponsivel BRICK
HOUSE, i will make deed % a lot 100 By lsO
feet. without charge. This proposition open 10
not more than eight persons.
JOHN KIRKMAN.
Nashville Sept 81. 1866. sepi-Im
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Sd of October. 1865.

sell 10 the highest bidder tho following described
valuable city property. viz: Lot No. ], on Broad
street. Of the subdivision 81 Lot No. a. fronting
~ feet inches on Broad. and running back l5i
feet. separated from tho Central Hotel By n 10
foot alley-the whole Toe covered By lne store
house. three stories high. with good basement
This splendid pr0Psrty + IN free territory. Also.
lot On south Market street. (which = also free
territory No. lbs. fronting > feet. more Or lcss
on Market street. and running back bali way a.
College street b parallel lines. ard adjoining the
property occupied b. y. Vaughn, containing frame
dwelling and grocery store. Aiso, iot % the east
side Of Cherry street. iu South Nashville begin
ming at Q. Il. C0nger's, N. W. corner. and running
northHardly sith Cherry street 2a5f fePt. and
running through y College street. with what was
formerly Mrs. Nebbctts' line. thence S0uthwar,i-
~ so feet % the gongeE i0t thsnce % the be-
ginning. with good brick dwell Nc. Z rooms and
also Tots in the Barrow Grove property, Nos. s.
and 81 each lot fronting 81 feet 5n Cherry street.
and running back AZ right angles 10 q 10 foot
alley. with small log and frame House.
Torms-One half cash, balance IN one and two
year.. with interest.
All are invited add eEpectsd 30 attend the sale.
tbs property Il very valuable and Will be sold.
u. j.. NICHOL. G.. C Clerk,
J.. L. B X. W. BROWN. ATenth.
T. w. BaESEs. Aaet'r. sep2-tds
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THE FINEST SCHOOL BUILDING IN THE
State A corps Of teachers exeelled By none.
The attendance larger than az any former period
and increasing daily. Pupils entering after this
week charged from date Of entrance. sepl3-im.
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NOTICE.


DARAMORE. Sewers & WILDER, u. s.
i CLAIM AGENTS. have removed 10
No, - NORTH CHERRY ETREEF.
Where they are prepared 10 COLLECT CLAIMS
AGAINST TIE UNITED STATES GOV
EkNMENT. for property taken during the
var whether reccipted FOR or not. Also. Collect
B0untics granted under the various acts ~ Goa
grcsa. Give ~ = can. Iau3l-em.
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A BARGAIN.

WE HAVE FOR SALE A GOOD LITTLE
w farm Of 81 acres Of land, u miles from
Nashville, near the Nolensville pike. On the
farm u n neat cottage with four or i've rooms and
other necessary improvements; first rate spring
close TO the house. Farm inclosed By a good
fence. IL is well suited for a market garden soil
good.
Il immediate application is made great bar
gain will be given.
J. L. & r. W. BROWN. Agts.
sepll-2w SSls Union street.
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nTur,Icro,.e 10 ne monro,,
snrinns Accident

New YORK. Sept. 14-GoNz4LEs and RELLIGER,
convicted Of the murder of 0RTERO, in Brooklyn
last November, were sentenced yesterday to be
hanged on the 18th of October next.
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A YOUNG LADY out West was charged
with putting on air" because she refused
70 20 b a ball barefoot.
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Radical Nominatious for Congress.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1.-THE Radicals of the 9TH
District, Missouri yesterday nominated General
LOAN for reelection to Congress by reclamation.
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FOR SALE.


7 HAVE THIRTY-FIVE FINE MULES FOR
Il SALE, from two to three years old, al nv
Farm, miles East Of Gallatin, sumner county
sepl4-w6t% J. J. HIBBErr.
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sTATEMEN Mt
. 4 II 4 ~ III = "
Of the Condition OF Tho Railway
Passengers Assurance Company.

HARTFORD. Conn.,, July 81. 1866
To THE HONORABLE COMPTROLLER OF THE STATE
or TENNEssEE:
The undersigned, President and Secretary Of
The Railway Passengers Assurance Company. in
compliance with the laws Of the State of Tonnes
see, make the following statement;
/. The name Of the Company is. THE RAILWAY
PASSENGERS ASSURANCE COMPANY. and is located
in Hartford Connecticut
q The amount Of Capital Stock is Three Hun
dred and Four Thousand and Eight Hundred
Dollars.
g. TheamOunt Of Capitol Stock paid up Is Two
Hundred and Fiity-two Thousand and Eight
Hundred Dollars.
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, STATE OF CONNECTICUT
County Of Hartford. fS&
HARrFORD. August 1856
Personally appeared Jas. G.. PATTERSON, Presi-
dent, and II. T. Sperry, Secretary. Of the Railway
Passengers Assurance Company. and severaliy
made oath, that the above statement By them
subscribed Is true. according % their best knOWi-
edge ind belief. CHAS. +. WILSON. N. p.
STATE OF TENNEssEE,J
CONPTROLLEE's OFFICE. =
NASHVILLE. September 10th. 1866. J
I. 8. W. HATCHETT. Comptroller Of the Treasury,
DO hereby certify that the Railway Passengers'
Assurance Company. located at Hartford. State Of
Connecticut has produced 20 me satisfactory eve
dence that said Company has complied with all
the requirements Of the laws Of the State Of Ten
nessee imposed on Insurance Companies, and
further certify that JOsKPH NASH. =. p. PICK.
:. ?. PEARL. Agents Of said Company have also
complied with the requirements % the laws Of
the State. made and provided In such cases
Wherefore. said Passenger Assurance Company
has authority 10 take risks and transact the bus-
ness Of Insurance. IN this STATE, a. Nashyille.
s. W. HATCHETT,
seDl4 Comptroller Of Tennessee.