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NOTICE.
Auction Sale of DrnnStOek

DY virtue of the decree Of fbs ID,
b Court, for the l>t Di>n4.r W..
county. in the ease Of S4mrF b
j. \. Cannon, will oder far
public auction, ON SATURN "a
2lst day of July next, after date Nina.
hours, Mt the Drug Store formerly ar',..
j. y. Cannon, ON the west sid, II So
Jackson, Miss. stock Of .8ois
ing of Drugs. Medicine, PcrrImery. S....-
ry. Show cases. Counters. Fixture; b.
The above sale will De made for ,.,, .,
iers strong inducements Ter purchaser,
GEO. A. SNITHF
Nes
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u IlI Ou@H t-ltll part o. INN
as he stood, q


Early in the morning our pasteboard
hero was suddenly called to breakfast,
and in his haste, and being naturally
absent minded, he left off the trappings
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

KINDS OUNTY,
Ckapcery CORrf, LIST District, June Term, 1866.
William T. Sutherlin,
Patton. smith & Putnam, and others.I
an motion of Complainant, and it appearing
" to the satisfaction of the Court by affidavit
of Compartments agent, filed herein, that the
Defendant, Thomas +. Patton, is a nonresident
of the State of Mississippi, and resides in New
Orleans, in the State of Louisiana, ii is there
fore ordered that publication be made in the
Clarion and Standard, a newspaper published
in the city of Jackson, Mississippi, weekly for
four consecutive weeks, commanding Thomas
F. Patton, one of the Defendants herein, TO ap-
pear at the Clerks office. in the city of jack
son. on the third Monday of August next, en-
suing and plead, answer, or demur to said
Compartments bill, else the allegations OF said
Compliments bill will be taken as confessed
as 10 him.
\ true copy from the minutes.
Attest
W. o. CHAPMAN, Clerk,
jyI2w5t. L. A. LINDSEY, Opt. Cl'k.
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The petition for receiN er has been
withdrawn by the creditors of the
Jackson railroad.
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INSURANCE.
FIRE ALARM!
RELIABLE ms UR AN CE!
SAFETY!
Fire: Life! Marine and Accidents !:
d. n. BARROWS
AND
GEORGE A. SMYTHE,

GEORGE a. SM 1THE,
INSURANCE AGENTS, Jackson, Miss.
Every kind of risk taken at as low rates
as consistent with unfailing security.
No competition with wildcat or unre-
liable companies doing business for glory or
tail feathers.
Real, solid, substantial insurance at a
proper equivalent in the following old
well tried and neverfailing companies
ETNA Insurance, Co---------Of Hartford
Capital and As
PHOENIX Insurance Co.. of Hartford,
Capital and Assets 81 5000
HARTFORD ms. of Hartford
Capital and Assets --------S 81 ,6O0,0O000
Underwriters (Co's) Ins. CO. New York
Capital and Assets - 50, O00,00O.O0
Valley of Virginia ms. of Winchester,
Virginia.
Metropolitan lns. Co. of New York
Capital and Assets 81 GA las 90
Continental Ins. Co of New York
Capital and Assets 81 ,423, 6S09 %
Baltic ms. Co. of New York
Capital and Assets. S444, 1881
ETNA
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital and Assets 81 O36, 823O5
Nine thousand Life Policies issued in this
company in 1865, with safety, reliability
and unparalleled success.
st. Louis Mutual Life Ins CO. of st. Louis
Assets $3.50 | Ia. 90
Travellers (Accidents,) ms. Co, of Hartford
Capital and Assets ---------- 1851, 81 As
Call and have your business attended to
promptly, correctly and faithfully.
Jackson, April , 1866. apl20d3m
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The Boston Post thinks that DR.
Mudd will die this summer, but says
that "Spangler and Arnold are lively
as crickets'
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A New PAPER-The Mississippi
Bulletin has reached us from Louis
vile, Winston county, j. b. Quinn,
Editor We cheerfully place iton our
exchange list and wish it success.
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MARRIED.,

MARRIED..
On Tuesday the 81 July, 1866. at the resi-
dence ofthe brides father, by the Rev. IL. A
Picherit. of BTookhaven, JOHN CLEARY,
Esq, OF jackson, to Miss ELIZA ELLEN
MCGOWAN. of Brandon.
The usual printers fee accompanied the
above. Our friend Cleary and his fair bride
have our best wishes for domestic happiness,
and all manner of prosperity through life.
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GRAND ToURNAaIENT.-We acknOwl-
edge the receipt of a polite invitation
to be present at the Grand Tourna-
ment announced for the 18th and 10Th
inst, at Holly Springs. 1t will I'M
doubtedly he q splendid affair. The
proceeds are to lie applied to the cree
ton Of a monument to the Confede-
rate dead of Marshall county We
expect to be present with our note
book
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The Radical Legislature of Connect
cut is the first to ratify the Rump
amendment to the Constitution of the
United States. Not many weeks ago
the people of the same State, by a deci-
ded majority, decided against amend
ing their own constitution so as to
give the elective franchise to negroes !!
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CIRCULAR SAW MI

IN CARROLL COUNT d
1--WE miles from Carrollton, On y
Il road-nine miles from NinoII. -
We are prepared to furnish gooQ I ~
BILE lumber at S25 90 per 1000 ieet' p
greenbacks, or our own paper. scsl
The grist mill will be in opa'
Saturday. ,.psHI
ie5dtf. JONES 4 MAJ
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Tan Yard and Farm for
NEW PROVISION STOP

Nezt door beJo1o Dsrryberr1ls old lStglA -,
We have inst received choice le
Groceries, consisting Of r. Baoan Hans L,
Coffee, Sugar, Tea, Candles, Hay 0ai.
We would be pleased to have our old ~
former customers. and the public genera
rs call before purchasing elsewhere. --r 3
,Iacks0n Mo- % 40
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Jerry Clark is 2G or y wears afs...
inches high, fair complexion. f-7,' = .--.'s
eyes. and weighs about lGa pof,nl. "A.f 9
Green Il. Clark is about rs ~
complexion, light hair. blue ewes 'f.. 9.
10 inches high, and will Wsiab- - =
pounds. A
\. J. Putnam i about u yr.r-..t...
inches high. dark complexion asrt G
eyes. has a black spot on the hssi ~ .--
hands, and viii WEIGH about l81 Ti,1o,.
ie21d3w. ~"'>
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LEGAL NOTICES
PROCL&MATEov
$ 6 0 0 R f W RD

WHEREAs, it appears by info
w eeiyed by me, thatJerrv C 'i3'gl lL-lallts
Clark, and \. J. Putnam, stand - t1' tiei
the murder of NJ. j. Townsend. an 9N.fsed 2
Of October, 1856, in the county ~ 'ae q
state Of Mississippi, and are Stiil Al IS seasl
Now, therefore, |. Benz. G. H i1.ss
Governor of the State 81 Sfistsii1u.l paa
offer the above rewards. sppi
each-for the arrest and doi,e ~
said Jerry Clark, Green r -! 4
A. J. Putnam, to the sheriff If nm
And ] do moreover require AN az tg
State to be diligent in their etfort .-'.' Of
said fugitiYes % ~
Given under my hand ana.
LIS. seal of the State aftiye5 y. '4e 2
this Goth day Of June 4 n n ,sl-li,
of the sovereignty of the state. the ~. ~,
BENZ. G. HUNPHijP'r.y
c, \. BRoUGHEB, Secretary If e..
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JACK DowNING-We have received
from the publishers, Messrs. Van
Evne, Horton d Co, New York, q
handsomely printed volume, embra-
cling the letters of this popular satir-
ist, whose humorous sketches of
"Linkin and the War" attracted so
much attention during the progress of
hostilities. Eyrich, of this city, has
the book for sale,
De Bows Review for July is on our
table. This valuable periodical, we
are pleased to see, Indicates a renewal
of that liberal patronage extended TO
it before the war Every effort is be
ing made to restore the work upon the
broad basis of the reconstruction of
the South, socially, politically, and ma
terially. The subscription price is
S6per annum. The proprietor's of
fee is at Nashville, where all commu-
nications and remittances should be
addressed
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ARTIFICIAL 4
Legs and Arp

Lie SS and Ia
A Y Anatomical Ball and socket fb
"a with side motion at the ana ana lnf
natural one, and life-like elaslie rms.
by Surgeon. Three patents IN Z" Sll
OF f / c ELS New OrisTSa ~ So
Carondolet street Memphis -s.rsgt
street; st. Louis, No. -, flhe N d
DOUGLAS BIZ, ,stss,
Surgeon and ALB"
Address DIR. BLY, at nearest o6l1TSyTlrOOl
LEWIS LOCKhigtli
je21d1y. eei''
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THE NATIONAL CONVENTION

W. e1.-- n,
ODD. --''' - : '''''''i
,rbiob q - - - - =,
rbiarorr.a.;. - ,'-' ''i'''''''
~ - - . ~ ~ I''o'e"
- - - - ''-0 o " ''i'''i.'i
-. 80 -0I o''i4i'''vee' !"
- '''''s my '' Oii0
60, - ''',' VI ''ie 9e' ei''
80 , - '"e 0'ss'~ e -,
~, pm i,oi - III .
reasons, impracticable. Our PROPOSE
ton IS that public meeting be held IN
each county on or before the 18TH lnst-'
at "hIcn delegates shoulo DE erected
to general Convention at jackson on
the following Wednesday, tie 25th.
there VIII not be suhicient time for
District conventions Let each couh-
" seho up oeieSaIes' anu let the dele
gates from eaeh DlStrlct7' "hen they
get here select TWO OF their number to
represent theh. Inc General Con
Fehuoh could Jheh select TOUR dele
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COOPER'S w ELL.

VNHE Hotel being now regularly opened for
l. the reception of company, the price of
board Will be SIS per week; per month so.
INMAN WILLIAMS,
jy4d2w&wlm. Proprietor.
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"a ~ $40

Jackson. Miss. June l.. l>5o.
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MOBILE.

In SNOW. THOMAS [. PIERCE EDWARD BEST.
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LIABILITIES.

| LIABILITIES.
| Capital Stock paid in, 100000 %
| Circulation, 10000 90
Due DepositOrs, l49, 035 %
Due other Banks, $40 1I-1499S2 %
| Profits and Loss, 1882 90
| 900 20. o.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

oUU, IS4
THOS. GREEN, Cashier.
jy6d1t. j. GREEN, President.
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Remittances in transitu)
and other cash items,
including stamps. 24,o26 ~
Due from National B'ks, 1884 Is
Due from other Banks
and Bankers. II, 29e Il = 9,l24 80
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sheet Music, Music Books,
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS

will find their order, filled promptly and
fully.
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| RESOURCES.
| Loans and Discounts, SI4.33o "a
| Bonds deposited with the Treasurer
cttlating notes. $4,000 %
Real Estate, { Bank Building and
Furniture, ll,O2o 69
| Expenses, Laos -
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Administrators Notice.

COTTON FACTORS, and General Commits
- sion and Forwarding Merchants, No. S94
Main Street, (Gayoso Block NJ + NJ L III ;,
Tennessee.
Is Consignments OF Cotton, Provisions,
Produce, etc., solicited, and all orders prompt
ly filled. iy6d6m.
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aKEwyoRK DAIrY rRBIJNE, WEDNESDAY JANUARY a. 1854
From New Jeney-0serse B. HslesDbs' ais' Daniel .
Stout, It's - -,

From New ,Jsney-0serso b. HslesDbs, ais' psn'sa .
From CsnadsJsnes j. Chamberlain. I4si Martin jerks
100
From Psnnsyvania--Jobn Hunter. l6J
From IlliBois-Jsmes Mccoy sol.
From Vermont--F. Poet Ill.
From indianA-W. w Irons. 49, a.,
From Mchgsn-Geors- urown, 49, B. Ihomsh w
BeIknsp Drake 81 John Moulden, 1885, Metcah GA"
nous. To-; 5. brckwiih, I.9 - ., ~, =
From Ohio-Ssmu-i Thursby, III; A. Oberholt KS q
Fswr $50, H. Rawl-y ia !. $. Richie ~, X b. fn sS
?s4; Henry Wool 1885, T. q. Ware, l63; Willis YOUNG ios'
THE SN tNE MARKET. . =,
Recepts by Railroads. to wit: Hudson river nsiuos1
Les; Erie Railroad ,S; New-Jessey Central nsi'fosd
4,sS5 Camden and Anboy Railroad lsa-ioteI S,1oi;
The Live Hog market the rrport OF last ma
been devoid Of uciustop. tt prices during the atr p
the week barely and the trade tone
owing part TO large ninx Western Dressed iog sso
exists Ina the Cattle and Sheep market po
under The influence Of continued light srivas ana svo,soe
weather, the trade opened this week with an up"srun
tepry and to-day there l. inquiry for Live hogs 81 ,ne
70 lowing prices Be-. irrdes tGllc.; prime hcht same
price medium lots. ltlGic. Western drrssed, E3di,sc
TIE arrivals for the week smount to......... SsSl
Corresponding week last ytsr................. oziS
Corresponding week preceding year........'., oo4o
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BOARD OF BRoKERs-3l Pm.
TUESDAY. Jan. 23-P. n
Gold closes at 1891 a 1891.

lOEoDAls Jan. ~o-f. ~
Gold closes at 1891 al39i.
Government stocks, without exception, are firm
and steadily passing into the hands Of investing
PARTIES. The 7.30s and compound notes are espe
eially firm, under the impression that at an early
day an opportunity will be given to fund them into
q gold-bearing bond superior TO anything now In
existence. 1t is the vpinion of parties who have
had superior advantages in judging Of the public
wants In this matter, that an absolute thirty yeaI
eix per cent bond would in short time absorb al
The compound notes and 7.30 notes, and reduce the
currency debt to the temporary loans and the
United States notes. 1t is well understood at
Washington and in New York that nothing can be
done by attempting the exchange Of 5-2Cs or any
abort obligation for the maturing currency debt,
and that it can only be effected by offering new
and better loan. Thirty years seems long period,
and six per cent high rate but It's none too distant
In view of the debt maturing in the interval and
those who desire to pay the debt reduce the in
terest will find in the 5-20s, lo-i0s, and the loan
Of 1881, sufficient materials for their purpose.
Secretary McCulloch's bill, now before the Ways
and Means Committee in Congress, is matter OF
great interest In the street, and according to tho
xunors the market is up or down. II the Secretary
meets with objections, up goes the market; II the
Committee seems to favor it, down goes the price
of gold and fancy stocks. We argue From this that
wal-st furnishes good reasons for giving the Sec
rstary fair chance to contend against the iniu-
snces Of speculation Ifwall-st. is afraid to have
Secretary McCuloch negotiate foreign loan,
because gold may decline and stocks may fall, it
10 very good argument in favor Of the
passage Of his bill, because 1t is proof
that such power against the gold spectators 10
for the advantage of Government stocks Practi'
eally ii lie of but little consequence go far as tho
speculative tide is concerned, whether the Secre-
tarys bill Is modified or not, and it should have no
snAnence against the conservative feeling which
aow prevails against ovsrtrading and speculation
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Receipts Of Produce.

JAN 23-e.7l9 bbls. Flour, 662 bbls. Whisky. 273
bbs. Corn Meal, 1880 bush. Corn e72 bush. Oats
ZOO bush Malt A pkgs. Ashes, 500 pkgs. Lard. l,O
pkgs. Butter, 2,4e2 pkgs. Provisions.
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They BY the following rontes, Erie Railroad, so;
Harlem RSiroad. All Camden and Amboy Railroad. e4j
Newyer.-y Central Railroad. s24, foot 81 about 800
In the yards on Monday.
LisT DRovEps
The following the OF drovxs. owr.-s or
sisner Of principal droye aud Nhera tie caa arc re
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The total number this 5tsT head. compsres with
95l head lss with 3ls3 sveras-
year. and with 7,e9 fos the corresponding year
ego.
The number soid Yesterday and today II tbs principal
market 3ss0 hsso compares with 3?oo head ss, wees, sns
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fHE SHEEP MARKET.


ouorArIoSa-The following reports OF sheep and
lambs BY several Of the who sell commits
are quoted pound hive weight for sheep sa7 Lambs
generally a. about saSi H. o. good ier quality ard 4
s.issr week pros. have no' in macy COS:
Albany or where bought 10 say nothing OF freight ysrdage
gry dsy End mes, in the wholesale market was sold lower
IL has been before this Winter and wholesale butchers
Monday opened sharply cold that the weather uuh
mole fsyoiabe but the market was oyerstocked and
impo..bs to srt butcher to look lot Of the prmst
sheep for which .hs brokers asked &C. n and well FED lo,
some o: Of .oei sold he head would not pfo6aSy
sysrsse owe, pound and hu. business drsed through
favorable to the trade in meat and As il coninaed cold
business op-ned better Tuesday mornings that IT, with more
We saw lots .od at lie n hst would have brought 3D. or
:hree weeks ago aud single lot seid while
young cO..et sheep weighing 100 No. sold at iOc pm and ts
the only instance heurd OF this week, Of that price
sheep; il selected sold separate they would bn. little
higher per pound hocsb The pes are not as vsuabe snd
3odo sheep E. Albany waiting for little improvement m the
nisrse we sso.hrsr number. feeding in different
heal and 800 hsv. been counted eerion Of Coum.
bis County At the West the number legion and there
Canada sends dead sheep instead Of live onfs
Rob H. Hume sold ss sheep and lambs average 90 %
each.
sanl MoGsw reports sales Of 2l9 head at 90 03 each
Cbaqben gives sses q STA sheep and lambs sod by
Ks.e McrheFson. John Has. IT,, Judd Buck ngham A.
Van W~rt aud owners a. follows:
ITO sep aud iambs 50 u.s. $50 sheep and ismbs &s; I'D
sherp end lambs 81 Is 800 sheep and snbs 81 Ia tas
shesp and smbs SIS e." sheep and Smbs 90 Isl 500 sheep
sud ambs 80 90 100 sheep sud lambs 80 + 7eG sheep and
lambs, &c as SO sheep add snbs es o. sheep and
limbs IS: 3l5 sheep and lambs - rs; 231 sheep and
smbs, - 90; 2io sheep and lambs, - Sc.
pncvxRs BRovxrxe'a
From New-i ork-Jsmss Alien, lAs. x. h. Coniin. Of ;
William Allen, 49, A. koyes lS4: George r. B@arss 1871
g Brown 1885, Gage Dinehsr, 100; Newton WileoI Ses
Hill Biabers 40, T. c. Wsmps, S1j VIM Il. On i73, M
NJ Thomas. 10; c. Clum, 10; q. r knivss 3ls; q. w.
TAYLOR l2' J. Wilbur lso, WIN. Gsukssg lea
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From New-l ork-Jsmss Alien, lAs. x. h. Coniin Of
ian Allen, ia; A toyes, is4. George r. searss lsi
g Brown. lss; Gag. Dinehsr loei Newton wileoz 90
Hill Bio,bers 5oi r. &. Wsmps, 81; wn, H. On nd, ~
NJ Thomas no, c. Clum. 10; q. r Knivss as, q. ~
Tsvlos ls2 J. Wilbur 10, WIN. Gsahss1 leo
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RECEIPTS
ToR YHR wEIx ENDING TUESDAY. Jan. %. 1866.
Sheel and
seeyea Cows vesis Lambs Swine Tosa d,
5687 50 t59 1870 82al 33,696
these sold Of the following Harkr< Places:
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NATIONAL BANK WANTED.-Wanted to
purchase By responsible parties sound National Benk
located IN the State Of kewfok With capital Of 500 go
to S3o0oo Communications which will be confidential
may be sddr.ssed Immediately 10 BANKER Box No. 1901
New York City PostOfice.
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N srkets-CAaxyrILr REroxTKp roR THENY. TaIsusl
TUESDAY, Jan. %, 1865.

ASHES-The market Is without change; small sales
at 81 5Oae7 IS forPots
COTTON-The market continues only moderately
active, and prices though pomnslly unchanged. are
not over strong, safes OF 500 bales at l9a Soc for Mid
dlings.
and we have sales TO advise; prices for ell kind.
however are firm. prime lots II Rio being held al 2oi
Gle, gold. The stock Of Rio 10 estimated at 10 969
bags Including IA, 00U at New-0reans 600 at Bait.
more and Sc 500 at this port
COPPER-AmcricanI neos 10 dull and heavy; sales
OF 40OoO at 3e 900. for Lake and Baltimore; IS and
ACC. for New sbeathng and yellow Metal
CANDLES are in moderate demand ard steady at %
acc for Adamantne $0a<2c. for sptr m and 20 SIC
for Patent
FLOUR AND MEAL-Ths norket for Western and
State Flour 10 more sctivej the increased frmness
noticeable ysatsrdsy 70 more apparent to-day; Trade
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h, p.S.Ls FOR PUTTING DOWN FIp ra urn
will be received by The .eoye CONNIE
=, their ORcr Il Reno, Pa. up'il January ~ io''' u"
d,.rn Fifty Wells on their lands o, Reno
Bida-rs win max. proposals o. olcws va ,.. pu,,
F;rst-Fcr doing eli the work and hnoins 1nsne'
sseeSodFor doing the work. the Company suPpyins'''
Derricks without uschioery ,,., a,s,ny every.
Third-For doing the work, the company """A~
thing L., -. n, more vvcls Bide
for siue. wrlls preieref ..X a. r,sctic,bls sftsr
anos are accepted snd prosecuted eneEsetesS Gay AID"
xad sa GALTSiA A. GROW. President or yAMns
JENKINS Superintendent. Reno OH and Lana e0"PA'''
Reno Pa
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financial.
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.

AZ
STATEMENT
OF THE BUSINESS AND CONDITION OF THE
METROPOLITAN INSURANCE Co.,
On tie 3lst day Of DECEMBER, 1868. . .,, n,
Unearned Prrrninms jan 1907. "
Premiums received in 1855, as follows: ~ .
IN Fs III. so5 Ss-si 3s2 2a6 90
To,.l um,..,,,,.,,,,.,........ $l,7o047 80
Premiums marked of as earned
FROM Jan | 10 Dec. 81, 1885,. 81 35,a5Z y
Ie,s Return premiuu.s,,,,....., 1915 Is
NJ, Earned Premium. ............ sl,295a 4s 90
Losses paid during the year:
On Marine hsks.... S35-s51 "a
On Fire risks....-. 3.3ag7 81
Total s7os,3e4 g.
Reserved for lossrs uBadJusied-. loIiSs9 ~
Exp.nsrs, Reinsurance Com.
missions aud Taxes, Qrss In .. .,,oo -, IN
tefest rrceivedl. T,S4o % -@i'i''''' ~
Net Profit .'''''''''' |'~'N
CAPITAL
The Capital Of said Company actually paid up mn oOo M
The surplus the IL. day oil January iSeo'.' $3.50 "