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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-12-20
Reason B. Steirs, Estate

NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
i y dersigned have been appointed and
duly qualified as executor of the estate of
Reason b. Steirs, deceased, late of Vinton
county, o. Dated Macarthur. December
18Th, a.d. 1858. td13t3l MARY STEIRS,
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Probate Conrt.

lNorlCE.-Joel 9 SwetIand, administrator
~ OF lhe estate of George Nixon, decd, las
n ca MS accounts and voucher for inspection
ana partial alsettlement, and that the sane will
Do tor bearing on the Sd day Of, January, 1861.
oeczo KlCHARD CRAIG, Pro- Ju ge.
NOTICE Sarah v. Andrews, whose place
~ OF J. s.dence is unknown, is hereby noti-
ned that Seth N Andrews did, on the 2Uth day
o. December, I'd 1855, file his petition in the
ofnee OF the Cork Of the Court of Common
Pie is within and Tor the count, Of Yiutonand
Ststs Of Ohio, charging the said Sarah v. An
drews with adultery, with one T. ID. Norton
and asking that be- may be divorced from her
che ssif sarah '; - and for other reliet, " hich
petition will be Tor hearing at the heat Term Of
said court. li SETH ". IANDREWS -
Z sdec2oSS gd BY 10. Jones, his ATTY.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-12-20

- WHAT motives have railroad
trains for running? Locomotives.
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Notice q to Creditors 4 OF
ThOs. A. Martin, AssignOr.

UalV yifcidr r 2O isr,r rft ffi-v
N the matter OF the assignfhent OF Thomas
i a.! Martin. a will on the li5th}iay or jan
nary 1861. pay e$ per cent, being the frst div
idsnd, on CLAIMS allowed. -
'iilaAl'' ~ ~ 1iVAj3 H. O. JONES, ~
dee2ow4 ARignee Of T.. d Marin.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

THE regular meeting of the Board of
School Examiners for Vinton county
viii be held at the Union School House, in
Macarthur. Ohio, on the lst and Sd Satur-
days In the months of March, April. May,
September, October, and November; and
the lst Saturday IN the months Of January,
February, June, July. August, and Decem-
Der, in each year. Male applicants are re-
quired, by law, to pay 80 cts, and female
applicants, 80 cts. each, as condition Of
examination. ORVILLEGUNNlNG,C Chm,
j. M. McGILLlVRAY,
dec20'66-tfl J.J. MCDOWELL, Crk.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-12-20

AuA41l11Stk1CO1 Oal0
f.' "' Or
R H A l. E s TATE.
Tile STATE Of Ohio, Vsnton Co.:
Robert BuckHor, admr. of ....,.
Willis Leach. decd, plf,, g 3
Mary Loich, widow ct ais On order Of Sale.
the heirs at law of deed p I.i
defts. .IH .lt
IN pursuance Of an order Of sale, granted by
l. the Probat" Court, within md for the said
county Of Vintoh, and directed TO me, will
offer for sale. free and unencumbered by dover,
at public auction, on .2I.l 'g- ~
Tuesday, January 18th, 1867,
Between the hours of 10 o'clocks a n and 4 O.,
clock m of said day upon the premises, the
following describe real estate situated in the
township OF Clinton In said county, 10 wit:
The northeast quarter Of Che south ives!
quarter of Section Number Nineteen q 81, Ia
township humber ten (le) Of range nu mber
Sc enteen (l7 combining forty eight acres
more or less, subject 70 sale OF ChiIlcothe land
office. "'-
also, ln-lo's number fourteen IA and num-
ber thirty seycn S7) in the town Of Hamden,
in aforesaid township and county.
Said FIRST desetihod real estate appraised at
Five tho isand dol lars IS ,00O.) ..---
Said in-io No IA apprnised at Six hundred
dollars t6oc Tc '..ift. r TTJIr
And said in-lot No 81 appraised al Two hun.
dred aud fifty dollars (tz50); ard must bring
two thirds OF these respective sums. .40
Terms OF SALE q ie-third in hand, one
third in one yeor. and one-third In two years
from tho day Of sale, with interest; Che defer
ell .payn ents to be secured BY mortg. 90 upon
the premises sold.
ROBERT BUcKNER, admr.
IE 3 Of Willis Leach, deceased.
E. A. Brattsn atty for pet'r. dec2Ow
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SAID a gentleman, on presenting
a lace collar to his idolitrada |:
c Do rot let any one else rumple
it," "No, dear; III take it off,
said the naughty beauty. 10,
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The Russian telegraph line is
growing in leneh, passing through
painless wastes and deserts.
through vast regions where the hu-
man vote was never heard before
to bring the civilized ends of the
earth together. 'F hlpoT ilol bliV
y AAyertise in tbe RECopH .rs
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Advertise in the RECoRD.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-04

afft5AMh0Af 4itfAqiNti.

no printing establishment 10 tife West
has better f8Hilities 20 greater ability i1f
dainH fine Steamboat Printing, Our assert
inasie III 5Hb type, uteitgif VaiH safRa hha
e96IplHlB, Is e0IstantiF bhihe added ", hna
or Ia aspa figat9lt Is under The psfs9Hai
sapeFtisianG gle ~ lie best JOB printers
mint Posters, plain ~ fancy tliil Heads,
fNiis ttadl1gs tafds, tieek hHd Mfal TIek5
els, isiiis 81 fbm, MATES TiHfels fr Labor
AN', ~, 0fdAfs left with either ~ the
MiihEL-haala viii bs nIlmnLIa ALLended %.
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Arrivals SAID ftepaY,ases.

The affivaisaHa departures ap 70 three
e'ei9eis yesterday, include the Liberty
Mo, d. ~. Louis 10 PinsBamgJ =, WebfI,
Fasipert 81 fyansgilisf Hue wing, on
oflhanst0 GinoiHnHfil LenisViilej eiHein-
natl 81 New 0iieansl sewsbog iii6hdefF
son ana return Armada, "a eaff6l deiAl
efai ssefaai, 10 NaAhyiiie, e
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Iliver anA waalhAr.

Il the weatheF yesterday was ei9Hdg ana
pleasant, quite the reverse Ut the day bez
fefe, witch vas manufactured expressly,
f9t taHtaliizinR tbs ibeIaeefaey, fhe River
is going down lapidtg, having declined
falig two feet during The twenty feHf
hours ending at tHfse e'eIeek yesterday
IL Is FALLING ataii points Hence % I'itlsbafg
Considerable mud Is being isft ~ deposit
ah the wharf hsfs. tf Hftf fH
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-04

For cAiRe.-1'be magnificent passenger
steataef Chafmef, Capt, iiiiiy Lpwth Ia
command, 10 the regular pasisat faf Cairo,
~ 4 o'clock, promptly, wife FeWisf and
George Nicholson, two ~ The most elegant
young gentlemen 10 know ~, are her pdpg
uiaf clerks aHHfl H FtiHt
Foa LOUISVILLE, The gay aud inaghifi-
cent ttese lite, Captain Aaron haii9rd, IL
the regular packet to louisville end ilen'
tefson this evening George Patterson and
Jessie jackson afe her eiegant clerks. The
Itess has magnificent appointments,
Ron EAsrfpaf, The Meet aud elegant
Phantom, baviHg been brushed np and 60
ntted. win take her departure this evening
fpf EaAtpaft ANA all intermediate points On
the Tennessee river, She Is ia maghih-
| cent condition, aud Is one of the tieatesl
boats atioat. Capt Hodge Brown h H.
poitiy and pleasant commander, aud Is
| tried slealaboRtHap. Tom Wilson ana .
| l.. Webb are her efficient and ade6inigo'
dating clerks The Phantom will lis run
la the interests of iENanHviile, and de-
| ssrYaha liberal patronage E I...g
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EyansYIlle Wool FaetOrY.


Ntuhd Nts, BoIWOtH |. uVH,,IIU "117
Evansville, Ind. lgla
SASH, DoonA, WtNnow BLiNpa, DbhnAHn
LuanEu, BoAttna, LAriis, @ca OF every DO
ci1ption constantly on hand. Packing
noxea of all Kinda mate 20 order. Saving
of every kind done on the ahQrteathotiee.
aple-lyI TO .gI hef Hft u
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-04
1TTld DENTISTS.
SurgeOn DeIliIstss.

ENHHeVille, AhAA-
xSErIiNo DULY TIL ANKFUL gOM
II the very liberal pattpunRf fscelyen
Turing the past seven years. and hctfsE
pariianent residents 81 the city desire al
tefKona whether they need their prtsins-
aianni services or not ~ visit tl& fot.stsn
and 100 .Ina,,vafioun styles OF worn hasa
mcfureu. t
improvements aud Inventions arc bsgHsE
made, and everything that VIII eubseF~s
tho interests OF their patients ~ securcea -
THEM. Their establishment ana meilAlAaH
are equal 20 any Ia the Eastern cities.
They have several AnnAthetien for htin-
waiting pain when cNtfnclinH teeth.
Checks that are Aunksu can 30 featoAHsa
20 neariy iheir original cVutout,.
All desirable styles OF a III lFit ~ =.
TEETH made anywhere. IN tho unitre,
states are made By as, isyeHu Harlliaa ."
Chiidren'a Teeth apeceAstuhy cprfUttrus
rhose having Decayed Teeth thoufa
either have them extracted or nlied the
latter n poazible), The health 81 ne E,sas@
ties and the remaining teeth demand ~ =.
Neuralgia Affections treated : also useA
Palate. t.f nP1Ae
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Among me ftst boats due here afe tie
Geo y, Palmer Anna, Importer ana tieFte
Vernon. Tor ~ louis itebf, Burns, Ggfeha
ana Minnaoia, fof Memphis sb4FmaH app
Celeste, fof Little Heeis Maggie Hays, Blue
wing and L6aisianH ffmH new Orleans
Monsoon Afgosg, NAgataek, Lady Frank
iin aud silver spray, f4r New Orleans
Sam, orr, from faifel Ross ttite, from
Louisville, ''i pa ~
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TINWARE.


TwAR REMOVED FROM Ills OLD
II stand en Main street ~ his new
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Basiness was quite active on the wharf
Tuesday night ard yesterday tnBfning,
Ttie tftaiapihn discharged large amount
~ itAigit Here ,.,,,,, 1'he Morning Star had
nhd "trip .,aafThe HenAfai eeigAi got q
seiehniatfip zoe Nashville and tile Cum
bertrand itiveFl,4,m.The Armada hiied 90
we'll, and left promptly on tittist'i, Tile 4.
~ Webb had d moderate Zip in, siie eeee
TO ths behe yard, ,i,'ss'fhe fhatitoni wheels
into line to-day and goes 20 the "fenhessse
.susnTha louisville had . Magnificent IMP
and eotiA Humphrey gave iief a large i9i
Of poultry aaEi atlisf freight bafs THIS
NEWS 10y ~ msia I9a double tfiph daily
and IL carrying . iafgs number of passetii
gers Among hef passengefs Yesterday
were nfiei fo.nefoyi A, y, Neif6if aud All
Iiastnan ,4a4ft AZ anmft an.8af
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-25
The Horrors of Indigestion.

You complain Of your stomach. unfortunate dyspepto;
but ought not your stomach to complain of Pos
sbly the pangs you endure simply the stonaoh's
method Of taking revenge upon you for negleotng and
abusing It. Perhaps you have never made an effort to
improve Its condition. but the other hand are con.
tinualy oramming 1t with unwhoesome and inoongru-
ous food Have you ever tried HOsTETTER'6 8 BTOM-
ACH B1TTERs, proper diet, and regular meals? The
Btters In week would put your digestive apparatus
In perfect order regulate the dow Of bile in accordance
with the laws Of health, and produce just SO much
aperient action ae would be necessary for your good
and when you all right, judicous and regular
dieting with little Of the Tonic and then, would
keep you 3d. you have neglected these means Of cure
don't blame your stomach for Its rebellion It merely
natures hint that she wants help If you neglect it. the
next thing may be 1nhammaton or scrrhns Cancer or
some other violeut and dangerous disease There is
such thing as being too late In these Matters HOS
LETTERS B1TTERs will cure Dyspepsia; but Dyspep-
sa may ongender diseases which defy oil resorativeB
June 25 8
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ercoND DIspAroI
Late Markets,

CINCINNATI, June 20.-Flour unchanged, superfne
40 to SO extra $40 to IL family $1l % to $12 3D.
and fancy $i2 SO to $l5. Wheat quiet and steady at
s2 IS to 50 40 for No. red Corn In good demand at
as to 6 for No. Iii elevator and rs In bags Oats hrmer
st As to SOC for Nos and g. Rye firm and unchanged.
Whskey Arm at 26 in bond. Provisions 6rmer; Mess
pork SS3 aud but few sellers Bulk meats not Offering
and accurate quotations cannot be gven the same may
bo said Of bacon. No change in lard Cotton In mode
rate desnd at SO 81 for middng Butter unchanged
Groceries dull but prices not lower. Gold 100.
CINCINNATI, June 2l-Four and wheat dull. Mess
pork Ia good demand at S9s. Whtskey 50 27 In bond
S225 free. Gold 1854.
CHICAGO, Juno 2l.-F1our dull. Wheat dull and to
bc over sales 81 6S TO 81 68 for No closing at the
inside rate and1$l 06 to 81 "a Tor No. Corn mode
rately active at for No and 70 go for No
Oats quiet and unchanged Whiskey dull and declined
to cents sales at "a to 81 IS. Provisions dull.
Treighs moderately active at 13k to c on Corn, and
100 on oats to Buffalo.
Reoeipts-suUo bols fouri 2es.0oo bushels corn:
loo, 600 bushels oats Z@
Shipments 1900 phls dour; 222 900 bushels corn;
87 600 bushels oatR; 81. QUO bushels wheat
MILWAUKEE June 2I-Flour dull and 200 lower.
Wheat Arm at 81 94k. Oats dull and 20 lower Freighs
AJ Rece,pts-2soo bb's -four; $4,000 bushels wheat;
o. 600 bushels oats. Shpments-66 600 bushels wheat
ST.. LOUIS, June 2I.-Flour Arm and unchanged:
Wheat dull low grades easier with small lots OF new 81
S8 30 Corn dull and unchanged. Pork unchanged;
bacon advanced, at 20 cents for clear Sides.
Lou1syILLE June 20.-Leaf tobacco. sales OF 25f
hhds at steady ltes Su crime flour So 26; extra family
91l as Mixed corn, IN bulk SO, white, 74c. Oats 53c
Mess pork $S3 Bacon sh ulders 1867 clear des 81
groceries declined; prime lard 22o. Raw whiskey a.
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aE UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.

a@ UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
ASSESSORS OFFICE, I'd COLL. DIST, 8. O. NO. 40
BRoAD.sI RECT, CHARLESTON, JUNE DIST, 1866
Notice is hereby given that the annual lists containing
the Assessments made and taken within the City and
District Of Charleston for tho year 1885, will remain open
for examination at this Office for and during the space
of ten days Sundays excepcd from and after the 1st
day of Jny, pro1mo; and that during said ten days,
appeals will be received and determined relative to any
assessments claimed to be contained in said
annual lists. ,&5==z=5E
All appeals al aforesaid should be made In writing,
specifying the nature and amount Of complained
of Q. j. HAs0ALL,
June "a 2[ fmth3 Assessor.
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TIE swh Ers OF FD1rrNG-The Charlottesville Chron1
Gle thus gets off it. disgust at the unanimiy with which
people exp, CT its editor to be all things to all men:
"Praise-universal prase-an American editor Is ex-
pected ase every somerset that Is turned IN CIR
Gus, and every sp ech that IL ade In temperance
meeting II one of your neghoors puts up new gut
yer 70 public bsd & the di,or is to tell the people
fore? W. - '-O
~ q workman whitewsshes somebody's stable, he
1t to the frescoipg OF an Italian palace II
%ih pin ne must describe as wonderful art in
the VI osee boy earyes h head of old
wah no % e o. an ola unnrea hs father carries the
that the boy ought to be encouraged,'a ''eesse
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aF THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON D1sTR1oT-aEoRaEH HUNEKEN, Who
s In the custody Of the Sheriff Of Charleston District by
virtue Of two wrts Of Capias ad Rpondeus from the
Court Of Common Pleas for Charleston District as tho
suits of RICHARD A. HOWEs and RICHARD A.
HOW Es & COMPANY, having in order that he may OBJ
tain his dsch arge from confinement under the Acts OF
the General Assembly, commonly called 1.-The Prison
Bounds Acts rendered oath schedule Of his whole
Estate and Effects Of much thereof will pay and
satisfy the sum really due the action Of which be Is
conaned public notice is hereby given, that unless
satisfactory to the contrary be shown to the Clerk
OF the Court Aforesaid, for this Dstrio in che oourt
House OF this District Tuesday, the 3rd day Of July,
at II O'Clock in the forenoon the property mentioned
in the schedule aforesaid will bo assigned to the said
R1ohARD A. HowEs and R1oHAn 4. HowEs & COMPANY.
and the aaid GEoRaE HuN1xEF liberated accordingly to
the Acts aforesaid.
Office OF ommon Pleas Charleston District, 22d day
of June, 1866. J. ". BRoWNFIELD,
June 29 O. G.S. 60. p.
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sg DECEASED SOLDIERS OF SOUTH CARO-.

Ag DECEASED SOLDIERS OF SOUTH CARO-
LlNA.-C0LUMBIA, q. O., MAY as, lsee-With the
partial resumption Of mail facilities, again. under ap
pointment Of the Legsa ure request the names OF ~
W no died in service Of diaease. from accident OF
wounds. or who fell in battle. Give the name N t
District, RINK, company. regiment and arm Of service,
date and Of death, and where he died. and age
The Re,ord cannot be completed without the assist
ance Of all who take an nterest In this memorial Es
psoally to our returned soldiers Do now make his
appeal. II 1t be but single name you can furnish,
send 1t to me at once VIM. j. RIVERS,
State Agent for Recording, DO.
Jnna ~ .3
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CHARLESTON AND CINCINNATI RAIL-
ROAD.

,.#oo
Il From tae Ctnc'nnott Dasy tfoSetse' '"''s zo'l
In pliance with request the gentlemen sent as
do,ooatas mr. committee from the state of South Car
oo.e' - s.2 :. 2 =. !. 1,.....,.Z.
olna to confer with tne meronanss o1 ooinhasl AZ i
gard to the project Of obtaining direct railroad commu
;,h tha South we're received on Change yes.
nications Win inc eoutn' ~oio teoe'soa VA
terday afternoon. They were lntroouceo " Bfeat
manv of our most influential business men, and stated
:. NV, IN acoi, all mattera nertaining to the pro-
to them, IN oesalis al lnaHotS pose7luAns " u0 po
posed work.
AT half past ,o O'Clock the President Of the Cham.
ber THEo. oooR, Esq'' caneo tne on@uppi W otuet'
and stated in few words the object Of the meeting
Mr.. Cook hen introduced Bon. GEO A: TRENHOLM Of
Charleston. g. o. who proceeded TO ADDRESS tne mef-
chants, substantially a. follows:
mR. rRENHoLMs SPEECH.
1boo ,eava i, hehalf Of the committees whom have
tha honor NJ renraaentpR to rarn you Mr. President
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ss- NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF PAST DUE
BONDS AND COUPONS OF TIE SOUTH cARoLIHA
RAILROAD COMPANY. - g
AUDITORS OFFICE, so. GA. RAILROAD 90, ..
OHAnL1sroN. JUNE 2, 1856. ( ~
The attention Of parties nterested Is invited to tho
following resolution Of Che Executve Committee Of the
Board of Directors" -. -.
"Rese,ved, That holders Of Past Due Bonds and
coupons Of this Company, including the July. 1850,
an leave them ut the flee AUDITOR on or before
the first Jnly next with view to khe preparation Of the
new gonds exchange II preferred parties may de-
tors receipt and obligation to give Bonds as Soon
as prepared, say to the LIST Augu.t next -.
June ]. B EMERY, Auditor.
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NJ Washington Light Infantry Charita-
DIE ASSOCIATION members Of the Association
requested to attend the Funeral Of their late COM
rade, JAMES sHAPrER CALDWELL. from steamer
Aoneka, at North Atlantic Wharf, This Morning, 25th
inst, at O'Clock precisely.
'. L. HONOUR,
june 10 9eoretsry.
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KING & CAss1DEY.

a@GENERAL sU OFFICE,
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD 8. G.,
June H. 1see-sealed Proposals win be received at this
flee, until the 9th instant. for the erection OF
FREIGHT DEPOT at Columbia, 8. @. The plans and
spe cincatons can be seen at this Office.
q. T. PEAKE,
June u Il General superintendent s. O. R, B,
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miles than by any existing railroad or steamboat route
The distance to Lynohburg, Va, will be reduced 154
miles, and that to Knoxville, Tenn 300 miles less than
by any existing route.
At the conclusion of Mr.. ModHEE's address the meet
ing was adjourned.
The Southern delegates will be in the city for day
or two longer and will be pleased to give atty nrma
ton in theirpower regarding the matter.
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new Orleaps Market,

NEW ORLEANS, June 22-Cotton nominal, with sales
of 100 bales at IS to 81. Stock 1l8 zoo.
Gold 4e Bank Sterling 60. Exchange on New York
u discount.
SECOND DISPATCH.
NEW ORLEANS June 29 Cotton extremely dull. with
sales Of 800 bales; Low Middling "a to So.
i Gold 81. Bank Stering So. New YorK Exchange u
discount
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INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY

INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.
STATEMENT OF TIE CONDITION OF THE COM
pANY made to tho Oomptrolleraeneral Of South Caro-
lima, pursuant to the statute Of the State:
Capital Stock. $500 000
OF which has been paid up. p.......... S19l $50
Due by stockholders ................ 400
- -$200 o0.oo
ASSETS
Negotiable Notes discounted. s187 l04S7
Cash on 8ss014
Due from stockholders. ers................... $4,000
Due Tor Premiums 77317
L1AB1I1T1Es.. .@.,:tls#5. -
For losses or other catms . None
tsisned) B. 9. wHERRY Jn..,,i z
9.,zz.=.==z=5@ Assistant Secretary. !.
Richmond, May 81, 1855. 90 a..
.2=,z5e= zzE.=5zz=t s-s,f. i..fss.= =44s
STATE OF VIRGINIA, OITY OF RIoHM0ND.-
This day, personally appeared before me. Notary
Public in and for said City Of Richmond, DAVID J.
BURR, secretary Of the Insurance and Savings Com
psny Of Virginia and that the have
tue a9a and national SEAL this 2lst day
OF May, 1855.
(signed) EDw. J. WARREN,
Notary Public
FIRE RISKS TAKEN BY THE ABOVE FIRsT-OLAss
COMPANY AT CURRENT RATES.
VIII. O. BEE co., Agents,
June % No. "a East Bay.
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ataamahip Flamhean, .........

NEW YoaK, June 24.-The Steamship F1am6eau has
arrived from Charleston.
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asNOTIOR TO DEALERS IN SPIRTTUOUB
11ouoRs-o1fY HALL, OFFICE CLERK OF oouR.
o1I, july le, iisse-Appucations for LICENSE TO RE-
TAIL sp1RrrUoUs LIQUORS, TO take date from July.
1885, win be receved at this Office, commencing on
Wedresdav Goth inst Applicants Will be required 70
mention the place where he she they intend 70 oa1g
on auoh licensed trade and accompanying the apphoa
tion SO far as respects Tavern Licenses With cetan
cate recommended by six freeholders 4Y1ne ~ enc a
ay1 -eSs15F TUf Honesty and sobriety. ". H. SMITH,
June 40 10 Clerk of Council.
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DIED. in New York city, on the 2oth inst, JAMES
sHAPTER CALDWELL, son Of Mr. and Mrs. J. "
CALDWELL. g" Z
aS-The Friends and Aoquaintances Of the
decesstd and of the family. invited to attend his
Funeral at Nine clock This Morning from the steamer
Moneka, at North Atlantic Wharf
The nterent will take place at the burial ground of
Central Church. In Archdale street. June Is :.
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SECOND DISPATCH,

NEW YoRK. June 29.-Ootton dull at 81 to 4oo. Flour
dull Wheat has declining tendency. Corn has de-
oned cent? sales 600 bushels at 81 to 90 ots Pork
dull pae at $3l 81 to $32 49, Beef steady Lard dull
Flour buoyant.
Co1d XIV
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RTsEA ISLAND SHIRTS IA FIRST GLASS
YOKE SHIRT, for gentlemen for 80 eaoh VIII ht any
well formed man perfectly Made III forn
the excellent cottons of the MILLS and hne
ems Of FENNr1I u Son, BELrABr laRIAND. These g.
perb shirts will be sent any point in the South who're
there q an Express ofoe for sss per dozen-the pay
collected on delivery. IS. ..I3.sza 5.5asasa
all Linen SHIRTS, Sa rs.
ana ply Linen oollsrs 81 per dozen.
India Gsuze Underolothing, at 81 AZ ZACH: n.oa ~
And q general assortment OF Gentlemens ooeos u
similar prices Address orders TO
-.e1e"1 ,e.1.T.,z5'-7 se,G. r. r. SMITH FOWLER,
! juno As s:li. ,atm1mo = Park Row. New Yore: -