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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-01-12

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerk s
Y Office Of the Circuit Court for Augusta Coun-
ty, the lst day Of January 1866.
David G. Hogsett. Plaintiff.
AGAINST
Robert A. Hogsett, John w, Hogshcad, John A.
Mills, George Baylor, N. X. Trout, and David
Fultz.--Dgendt,nts.
The object of this suit is to be substituted to
rights of Deft., George Baylor, as Judgement
Creditor.
The Defendant Robert A ITogsett not having
entered his appearance, and it appearing by sat
sfactory evidence that he is not resident of this
Commonwealth: It is ordered that he appear here
within one month after due publication Of this
notice, and do what is necessary to protect his
interest.
A Copv--Tcste,
7 IVAN Clerk
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GOVERNOR ANDREW, in his valedictory to
the Legislature of Massachusetts, proposes
another aggressive movement for the consid-
GRAFTON Of the Radicals. He now boldly urges
that the rights Of the negro shall be guaran-
teed in all the States in New York and
Pennsylvania as well as South Carolina and
Georgia; in short, he modestly proposes that
the local laws Of Massachusetts, shall become
part Of the organic law Of the whole Union.
What next, we wonder Probably proyis-
ional governors from New England for all
the rest eff the States. 4Asu, York ITora
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DINIiG ROOM, KITCHEN, & CELLAR

in the Basement. 1t has double Portico in 'front.'
and sngle one in the rear Of the building. A
Servans House, also of Brick, Two Stories high,
a(arge table containing
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z. FL PE1Rpo1xr

Legislative proceedings that Mr.. Grattan,
from the committee on Finance, reported the
following bill to the House Of Delegates, in
reference to this subject, which was read a
first and second time and ordered to be
printed.
Whereas the Congress ofthe United States,
on the 9th day Of August, 1861, passed an
act entitled IAN act to provide increased rev.
enue from imports to pay interest on the pub
lie debt, and for other purposes y and the
amount to be paid by the State of Virginia
was ascertained to be nine hundred and thir-
ty-seven thousand five hundred and fifty dol
lars and seventy-fve cents and whereas,
the commissioners appointed by the Govern
ment Of the United States have collected a
portion of the said sum to be paid by the
State Of Virginia, but it is desirable that the
State should assume, collect and pay all the
residue of the sum which may be due and
unpaid therefore,
Be 1t enacted By the General assembly,
That the State of Virginia doth hereby as
sumo and agree to pay, by instalment, in two
years from the LIST day of January next, the
amount that may be found due and unpaid
from the State by the Secretary of the Treas
ury of the United States.
This act shall be in force from from its
passage.
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Sales.
Valuable Tavern Property
FOR SALE
Il WayneSboro. AuguSta Co.. Va,

"uy NUSUVIV9 mug uSsu VV'9 VWs
THE subscriber will sell privately his Valuable
l Iotel Property located in the town of Waynes-
boro on the Va. Central Railroad, 81 miles from
the tp of the Blue ridge mountain, on the Western
side. The House is built of Brick, 60 feet long,
with IN Ell l8 feet, the whole Three Stories high,
with
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Smoke 3use, Wood House, and all other necessa-
ry bulldogs pertaining to Hotel. There is at
present, b Hotel kept in the town, and this is
the only roperty in the place suitable for onc.a
This pAperty offers rare advantages, to any one
DESTROYS dgoing into the Hotel business. Its To-
cation in he Valley, easy of access, being iIDsse
diately onhe Rail Road, and near the mountain,
with the cbice Of either lime or freestone water,
together VIII several Chalybeate Springs within q
short distate, presents inducements to the people
of Eastern H. who during the Summer spend some
time in the rpnntans to makethis stopping place.
1t has in tins past during the spring season, been
full of yisitos from Eastern Yirginia. and with
proper MANAGEMENT, would continue to befavored
with their pironage.
TERMS accommodating, and made known on
personal applation, or by letter addressed to the
undersigned.
Nov. l1-tf
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1000LBS. OF GROUND ALUM SALT AT
fOOO Cents per lb. for sale by
POWELL h BLACKLEY.
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VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks
v Office of the Circuit Court for Augusta Coun-
ty, the LIST day of January 1866.
Jacob C. Hildebrand, Executor Of Abraham Wen
ger dec d.-Pla:nt.g.
AGAIsT
Anna Wenger, Elias Wenger, Abraham Kindig,
and Elizabeth his wife, John Wenger Peter
Wine, and Mary his wife, Barbara Ann Wenger
and Susan Wenger .-Defenddnts.
The object of this suit is to obtain construction
of will of Abraham Wenger, dec d, and decree in
regard to rents &c, on hand, and hereafter to be
received by Executor.
The Defendants Elias Wenger and John Weng
err not having tered their appearance and it ap-
pearng by satisfactory evidence that they are not
residents of this commonwealth 1t is orderdered
that they appear here within one month after due
publication of this notice, and do what is neces-
sary to protect their interest.
A Copy-Teste,
J. N. RYAN, Clerk.
Jan. st
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GOVERNOR pEIRpoINT's REPLY.
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA, J

GOVERNOR PEIRPOINT'S REPLY.
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND, January 5, 1866.
John II. Gil,ner, Esq:
Sir: Your note Of to-day is before me,
asking what arrangements could be made in
regard to the present postponement Of the
collection of direct taxes in this State
[ have the honor to reply that L had, last
week, an interview with the Secretary of the
Treasury at Washington on the subject of
the postponement of the collection of the d.
rect taxes now due from the State. The
Secretary of the Treasury has directed that
no sales be made by the commissioners of tax
for non payment He has no authority to
stop the commissioners from collecting. IF
the Legislature will pass an act assuming to
pay the amount due in, say, three years by
instalments, doubtless it viii Unacceptable to
the government of the United States The
Secretary Of the Treasury is anxious for the
State to assume the payments due.
[ have 10 doubt but the Legislature will,
at an early day, pass an act assuming the
payment of the amount due the government
Of the United States. | have no authority to
say that there will be no additional amount
charged by the United States if the tax is not
paid by the day now fixed by the tax COM
missioners. But have no hesitancy in say
ing that, if the tax is not paid at present,
there will be no additional amount charged
by the Government for non-payment.
| Your. etc
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The New York Chamber of Commerce has
been celebrating on the subject of enforcing
the payment of claims Of Northern Creditors
against Southern Debtors, and have submit
ted the following memorial to Congress.
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gOly Lney CAM Slt over tnat.
The truth is, my Teller sitzens, I some
times feel like we dident have no Govern
ment I felt that way sorter when Mr.. Glib
son appointed me a committee on the State
Of the Republik. When the Secretary read
out my name all mixed up with the Repub-
Xix, | felt that was obleeged to renig. Ris-
in magestikully to my feet, says |, g Mr..
President, / beg to be respectfully exkused
sur, if you please If thar is any Republik
on this side of Jordin, ! cant purseve it at
this time with these speks. Thar was place
in old Virginny called Port Republik, but
Mr.. Rebel General Stonewall Jackson, wiped
out its contents generally in 1868, and |
haven't since heard Of it in Northern Gtera-
turc. | have heard Of shrub consarn over
about Washington, they call a Republik, but
sur, it are likely to prove the grandcst i'm
posture that ever existed on continent Of
freedom. | suppose, sur, it are to be NOV
ed to Boston, or the Internal regions in few
days, and I want nuthin to do with it. Elk
kuse me, sur, but must insist on beln re-
specifically discharged. | took my seat amid
the most profoundest and tumultuous silence
ever seed, & Mr.. G. remarked that he would
ent impose the Republil1 on no respectable
man agin his wishes. He then transferred
me to the Finants Committee, and sed he
hoped we would take immediate action, for
the State had no money, as well as himself,
and board was high and eat seteras frequent.
This may not hav been his exaktual lang
widge, but is anglin toward it bowed my
head and said, "Ditto, excep that | don't
eat setaras." Forthwith telegratd VARIOUS
gentlemen for a temporary loan, but they
wouldent lend dollar until Mr.. jenkins wer
norgarated, for they wanted his name to the
note. Thinks, says I. there's tap lost
about the wagin. IF we are State, VIC can
borry money in Augusty. If we amt a
State, it's none of our bisness to borry it at
all. If Andy wants to run the machine his
own way, let him pay his own expenses. -
What in the dickens is a Provisional Gov
ernment for, if it amt to get up provision
and provide for teller generally ! made
up my mind that perhaps we had been hu-
MORN Andy about long enuf. We had as
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LIABILITIES.
-

VINCENT TILToU,
Secretary.
New York, Jan. sd, 1855.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,

CHARLES NET11. .ErON.
Commissioner for the state Of Tennessee.
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CO1IPrR0 LI.Egi s oFFICEt
Nashville, Feb-y 3 1885,
1, S. W. HATCHErT, Comptroller Of the
Treasury. do hereby certify that the interna-
tiOnaI Insurance Company, located az New
York CITY, in the state Of New York. has pro
duced to me satisfactory evidence that said
Company has compiled with all the require
uents Ofthe laws Of the State OF TenmesSee inn
posed on Insurance Companies, and 1 further
certify that ~ r. Clarke a Co. Agents Of said
Com pauy, have also compiled with the require
meats Of the laws OF the state, made and pro-
Vided in such cases: wherefore, said lnterna-
tiOnaI Insurance Company has authority 70
take risks and transact the business OF tnsur-
ance In this state, at Memphis, Tenn.
THIS certificate OF Agency must be renewed
the Ist days OF July and January Of each year.
S. ". HATCHETf.
tsEALJ Comptroller Tenn.
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STATE % NEW YORK
County Of Ne,g York. January g, lss. ..
Charles Taylor President, aud @. g. Hue, Sec
retary 81 the SFEK NATIONAL lEsURaECE CoA-
PAET, 10 me personally known, deposs and SAY,
that they are ssili odCsrs, and thal the foregO-
ing Is tIIe, full and correct statement Cf the
affairs or said Company On the thirty Hrst
day Of Decem Der, l3i that said Company IN the
bona Jide owner OF one IaiillOu doilGIs. casa
capital, aud three hundred and torty-eight
Thousand nve hundred anG eighteen doll@Ts
and fOrty-three cents cash surplus Invested "a
above, all % which is lhe absolute property VI
said CotIbauy, free and clear from ali leius amt
claims Thereon, eXeept sts above stalled inud ~
may be Necessary for a a. rt-lLIsuruucr ruud. ,
according Ia the best OF their knowledge. iuf4 r
nlatinn and belief respectively.
CHARLES TAYLOR President.
ID. a. e. HlSE, Secretary
sworn 10 and subscribed, the date last above
written, before Ile.
CHARLES NET11ErUN,
Commissioner for the state Of Tennessee.
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ImporIanl 20 Travellers
MEMPHIS z EASTERN CITIES.
The Great broad Guags
Atlantic and Great western E.IIsaE

Is new open aud running .Eo daily it-t ev-
AL hslsiafu cities. Fasseuzers RI Il rttd tlla
most desirable ruute. The afsi sf#.l-fl r- IutH
road are UIi-UulI-d rT ans la .H.s ral I.aff l..
Elegant. Palace aleepluc Cars racniapanF Oh
night trains, auu -mDhll-- cars Dl al Trains.
Ample ttnus j. allowed ~ r-s-l.r EIlErs flr
meals aHd tle uGrrlkgu Erua.. f4G1-e u--l ID
the traveller a degree ul security. comfort itr.I
speed not 70 be fotild ulI ans other route- l+H-
nsctions ttu lstire Sc. Louis, et tilrs-o iar this
route are certain also connections Tor iit1--
burg. Philadelphia Baltimore and l-t-is .-.al1.
Tickets cIu us hEd and hsIser1e riI-eIreI
through at All principal Suu+il .--ssieru 9Elces.
For further iuformali-E and through ticket s,
apply ts LAERI HEE,f1IAB.
AGENT III. Zen. l.1ilrsGt. % b. lif-fsuT street.
Orto p E BFINaNGN.
Agsut Chicago and St Ia5l-s I..siiToisl, 30 ll
Madison street, Memphis. Tenn gr
SIBNf,I tuBE-H
Ea1g srn ff--r,-f. Ef....a-
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
COAIFrROI.LEH's y OFFICE,
Nashville, Febiy y. 1906.
J. s. W. HATCHETT. Comptroller OF the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the Arctic Fire
and Inland Insurance Company, located Al
New York in the state OF New York, has pro
dueed 10 me satisfactory evidence that salu
menis OF the laws OF the state OF Tennessee m
posed on insurance companies, and farther
eertify that Ness 5. II. Clarke q Co., Agents Of
said Company, have also complied with the re-
uuireunents Of the laws Of the State, Enaile and
provided in such cases: wherefore said Aretle,
Fire and Inland Insurance Company has au-
thOrity to take risks and transact the business
of insurance in this state, al Memphis, Ten
rms certificate OF Agency must be renewed
the lst days OF July and January Of each year.
s. W. HATCHETT,
(sEAIsl ffe23-iml Comptroller Tenn.
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PRICE OF sUBscRTPTION.
8fENIg0.

Lsffr from 1t. Mary Colonization
E0cI.50ns Of C019nies 4 lpfRags, Pro-
oscti08s and Ssae0Hs- Religious T'1iey'-
Ifisa- Prospects for EdUc8ii0H ia Etg-
Nsh Directions 10 E8ligraRfs
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ONE BRICK HOUSE, with six rooms on
" Vance street.
LOT, y feel hy IS. $500; $50 cash; six and
twelve mOnibs.
enc FRAME COTTAGE. on Vance street-6
reoms, ont houses and lot. Terms, sJJ0J cash.
beautiful LOT for u nne residence.
one two-stOry NEW FRAME HOUSE-six
rooms, out houses, line ciSteTn: ia "A desirable
position, near Mrs. IaibOt's residenes-slO 0.-l-
Oue-h halt cash 8 and " months.
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Mississippi d Tennessee RalIrOad.
SOuCE 70 MERCHASTs AyB ssiPPERs.

A GENCIEaS have been sstllilsslai ~ TeuI-
y phis, Heruautl. tUl1c-ater. Como. rlI.il-.
Bslesviile, Uztklaud and tirsusaia. tl whicl
points Frelghts eau be shipped without ff--
payment uHtl further notice. TO lil other
p.siats frei.ht5 must be prepaid
Much complaint IS male o. c1useIueuEe OF
frFights leiug sent back from Drfut Every
et1oft IS being made by The ooElEaug ll geo lff
Ereights as last posi- Die. and q eight frail
nGa been seat cut DAILY flr the lass gF-- g. Int
still 10 8 not sufficient TO meet fLe Ite..1s-i--
viii NO Dep0t Ia which 10 receive tul s-1rt
freight and bgl g. limited supply Of rolling stock
We cannot 90 the business which u nov sler-
ing. satisfactorily 90 THE pl5lir- Every -EeFtl0u
has been and will continue 10 Dee r1ttl-. 90 il-
crease the amouut Ehich Is sLipu-.i- I.1t. 80
cannot DO mere than ilic faciiiiils uf Tie Road
allow.
AS. .LIEEl.sftEE.
jariz5- General 81 peril,el4l-uL.
- 4ralanct. cony.
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Union Street.


ONE Splendid COTTAGE BUILDING, on
~ Union stfeet-S rooms all new and can be-
purchased che3p-sSOUU -One-half cash.
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Also.

Lying in Craighead, Green, Lawrence and inde-
pendence counties, Arkansas, selected with
great care and lying oIl Cash and Black rivers.
Price, 50 per aclt-
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Main Street.

TWO COTTAGE BUILDINGS, on Main street
1 below tho NJ. q r. r. r.
One twO-stOry FRAME HOUSE, for two tene.
noeiits. finely arranged If-E
LOT, G0by 100 teeE Terms, sl2 O50- one fourth
cash and n months.
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the Nashville LSai0a and AssericGa
has received from friend the following
deeply interesting letter from 1t. NJ +.
Many.
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-0OS ACRES on the above Road-Oue mile
-SOJ from PocithOntas Two fine Dwellings
outhOnse, Orchards, Wells and lasting Springs
--Ons hundred acres In eultvaiion-,su be-
bought at the LOW PRICE OF 81 per acre.
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Shortest q Quickest Route from CineIn'-i
Eastsrl Cifss. TgFES. EiII2-gs z Slaiglg.

Eastern Cities, Towns, ViIlagS z SiaHlE.
80 The LITTLE MIAMI is the ONLY Lire
Running Lightning Express Trains from Ctl-
eiuuafi to the Past Itbeiug the Shortest Line,
G8NNECFIONs are tEErAIN-auI Ea5ssllseI8
have AMPLE THE FOR MEALS.
Fast Time From Cinciunati to
Boston in 81 hours. Baltimore iu ~ iIuurs,
Albany in 2 hours, Washington e. y ,al5s hIs,
New York I'm q hours, Saratog.t spr gs. = nfs,
Buffalo iu 10 hours, Philadelphia - loErs,
Dunkirk in l4iz hours, tleyeiaud IA = hours,
PItrsDurs in I2if hours, CfesIliue i'm o hours,
Wheeling IN D. Eours, SteubeuviLs iu 10 hours
GAINESVILLE IN hours. CoiuT1 bJis ia Haurs.
FOUR DAILY EASTERN THAL&sl
goo a. NJ. Lightning Express.
900 A NJ Express Mail.
700 Z. NJ. Lightning Express
lao p. NJ. Night Express.
Aodsrn SLEEPING CARS by NiELt Tralas.
SALOON CARS by Day Trains.
The zee r. NJ and ii.4e p 81 Fruius leave
SUNDAY Night instead Of Saturday NisLt
81 Baggage Checked through.
re through Tickets are sold AZ All Ticket
Onices in the south and West
nz-Aslz for Tickets via Cincinnati & Coluulbus.
=. ". STEADER, Gent Ticket Ascent.
JNO q. BENSON, Gen'I AE't, Cincinnati
Gen. MORGAN L. SHITTI, al, .e...s.r- 80.
Capt. q. W. :. BRoWET. 80 --- 10 -
Gen. f. b. BRoWs, General " estsrn Ascent.
January lst. ls5i leU 5u
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SUBURBAN. PROPERTY.
City Residence,
Nineteen Acres,

Front on Wellington street. Good house 1--WE
rooms ont houses, fue eveFsreeus in the ysti,l
Priee, sl50O-ons-hali eashs balance IN one
year. $3.50 all cash.
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TMenfy TI,nnsnnd Acrns-

In Desha county, Ark. 100 acres in cultivation.
2o) acres IN cypress brake, 1900 acres IN tract
VntiOf, - - - - ~''4'A
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Plantation,

highly improved, south Of Tie city. An Iaie
"ul tor gardening GOOu new DWELLINGS, ol
elshi rooms, new Oul house,. Price, 81 800
oiie-haii casE-balaucs in one, two aud three
years, with interest," A great bargain Is offered
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The Connection by this Route
Is Complete.
ALL RAIL AND NO STAGING.
Fare Less
Than by Any Other Route.

,rrains on the Mississippi Central Railroad
leave Grand Jaaetiea on IneseAy, Aler1eiay
and Saturday, nj O'Clock pm.
Trains ON the Mobile and Ohio kailloau leaysi
a'oriuth going North and South Daily -Soulh
Al 3 pm. and North al 3 am
A Ilesafur counectiO1le s,re NAL with
tie Nssbviile and Decatur Road Tor Nashville
Louisville, etc.
trains On the Nashville and Chattanooga tiall-
road. -,
t-ains r1 me East Tenuessee and Georgia. ana
JisSfern and Atlantic Railroads., for al parts
og (}eOrzfa, south and North Carolina, NlIgl1ia
FOR through tickets and further informaa1u
aoolv st No Is Court street. or a the AfsIlrhli
and Charleston Depot
- W. ]. ROSS. GeuI Satf.
g. L. AnstlE' r.s,lllf 49,.
General FreiEbt ana Tick frsrf.
JULIUS HAYDEN
lal4-lp-fsll General Tragalins Agent,
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Have for Sale and Exchange,

a L5nge List OF Valuable Property. Parties
having property for sale, wishing 10 Btiy, Will
hhu II 10 their Interest TO call at our office.
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llSt ot city and Suburban Property aud
LANDS Ia Tennessee Arkansas aud AiississIppi
ali OF which are offered at low Prices.
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Avery Street.
Todd Street.
nj. & @. Railroad.

L or, I2a Feet FrOnt-froniing Morris Gene
l. tery-s5,OOt, very cheap
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STATE NJ z Mt
OF TIRE CONDITION OF THE
ARCTIC FIRE INSURANCE CD.
ON THE
FiIst Day of january, 1896.


ASSETS.
Cash In Bank and in onice..............s s5sss 81
Bonds aud Mortgages lOcing iirsi lien
on real estate in New York aEd
RTookiyn. worth at least So, ,Olo.-. 1880 %
Loans on Stocks, payable on deInand
GoiiaIsrai, sisl7i 60l.........-...-... 66,7i3 p
United States stocks owned by the
Company. market value.---.--.------..- zJiYso5 ~
States stocks owned by the Company,
market -lsit1 w
Real F<tate tunincum beTedl ....-.....-. 500 %
Interest Accrued fof which greater part
due Jan lst il already patdl .---- ----. ,s09 36
Balance in hands OF Agents and IN
cogrse of transmission from Agents.. 2-.JlO %
Bills Receivable FOR Premium on In
land Risks. and other iteIns-.-.-.--.-- lJ,19i .
Cash Premiums uncOllected on Policies
issued at Oflce o,oJt NJ
i,lOl Is
LIABILITIES.
Claims for Losses outstanding Jan. lSt,
sls ~ ~
UnpaiG Diyidends..- 10 "
sa.I27 80
~. r ]. MILTON SMITH.
President
II. +. WILLlMARTH,
Niee-President.
VINCENT TILTOU,
Secretary.
New York Jan. sd, 1855.
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LIABILITIES.

The greatest an1ount insured in auy one ri~s,
Ia any one Ciy, Town, Village or Block No
arbitrary rule on these points. The Company
Is g9ysTneft - "A prudent regard fOr the con
structiOn, occupancy and exposure Of risks.
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In accordance with the laws OF Tennessee.

TIE name % the Company IS @TSTERNA~
TIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY" IL IS To-
Gated IN The CITY OF New YORK, and was iucuI-
uOrated Jan a, 1851. The amOunt Of the capital
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HOLDERS of COUPONS, not yet due, can
70, ~ mms At Rooms ~. G sna No. Isl broadway
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Dining tho year ssa New Policies were issued in'ufinl
sl5314bo3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-06

GEO D. H. GILLESPIE. Pr.sidsnA
DhAKR DE KAT. Secrstsry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-06

FEB. 5.-5333 bbIs Flour. 3T5 bbls. WHISKY. s05 bb'A
Corn Meal 72l sacks Com Meal, SIS bush Wheat.
800 BUSH Corn, 1890 bush Oats 326 bush. Rye i.s3s
bush. Malt. 2N bush. Barley. . 700 bush. Seeds, n
nj re- Ashes 900 pkgs Beef eS5 bbs Pork. $40 pkgs.
Cui Meats 81 pigs Lard 3sT Dressed Hogs z,stl
bh'a Petroleum,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-06

Total. .si2 U5l 700 s47.46I375 s33,at7s
The annual report usually made in March will
not be better than the results given by tho fiscal
year. The common stock holders began tho fiscal
year Oct l. 1865, with $i,7Os67S added to the cost
of the property, upon which interest must be paid
before they get dividends. In 1907, there are 81
900 900 of first mortgage bonds to be provided for
By the sale of plain bonds or stock. These facts
fully explain Che weakness in the shares of copo-
the country, whatever mOy be its value as an in
yestment.
The Boston journal Of Saturday evening says:
The banks are taking short-daed notes ~ JiO snd
In tie street the hest aud four months names are
m. sed at Il per cent but other good paper goes ~
end @ while tie inferior grades range from " 10 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-06

bers are VIM. A. Sfngerland, John d. Prince, gen.
eral partners; VIM. X. Trayers, Leonard W..
Jerome,i Elisha Riggs, Henry W. Gray, special
partners.
The following shows the condition OF the New
York City Banks: