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ON CONSIGNMENT.

EO BOXES TODACCO-choice grades.
cO 10 g q low
10000 OSEGANS-gcnuino Rio Hondo.
5000 Is low grades.
80 bales COTTON YAkNS-S 10 L.
~ BASKETS Heidsick Champagne.
50 doz. Madeira, Port, Sherry and Claret
Wine.
10 Coz. Lemon Syrup.
Several cases OF Old COGEAC BRANDY.
10 bbs. Bourbon Whiskcy
20 s. Corn &C
50 bbls. Coffee SuSare
IS common Brown Sugars
% bags CoEee.
500 boxes sariines. 100 boxe. Herr1ngs.
JANNEY & TOLLESON.
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Queens , light
8 ~ 9 ARANAAAA,

For the cure Of all those Diseases ha--
ing hei,' origin in a ci.iated condi-
fion Of the human system, and those
arising from any departure from the
la,cs Of heath, imprudence in iirng,
orer-taring nature, from, TOO great IN
dulgence ofevery hind-easing. driaI-
ing, aco'king-echere5y ssa:urs s,yc-
fe7's exhaustion.
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Grimault's Brazilian Guarana.

ache, neuralgia; vegetable substance; en-
tirely inoffensive, Of Brazilian origin.
General Depot-In Paris, at GRIMAULT
EFT co, 45 Rue Richeheu; in New York, at
FOUGERA Il VAN DER KIEFT, 80 North
William street, and at every good chemists.
Aug IL
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IL THE public IS informed that the
AfME above hotel has just been finished,
and contains new furniture through
out, Tor the accommodation of fTRANSIE nj
and REGULAR BOAHDEKS. The yerv
best that tho markets 9 iord will be found
on his table, prepared III excellent style
Charges moderate.
Fine WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, To-
BACCO, etc, can be obtained in the Sam
pie Room connected with the hotel
Aug X. JOINER Proprietor.
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Stallion John MORGAN.

Stallion John Morgan.
~ THE Blooded Stallion JOHN
T@ MORGAN. will stand the Fall
TN ~season in Columh "a, commencing
se~AZA.on tho 18th inst, for $50 cash on
iirst service: or $50. if not paid by the 1st
october. Groom,s fee, :I.00 in advance.
JOHN is q handsome dark brown horse.
eight years old; fifteen hands and two
inches high; sired by ''Sailor Doy," who
was by Jim Croppcr," ono OF old Sir
Archy's best sons; his dam by whip"
out of a fine Morgan mare. He can trot a
trained: has the kindcst disposition. and
Is very sure. Aug Z 1mo
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTs.-Th Post Office is
open during the week from a. m. to ..
IN. and from 81 p. m. to p. M On Sun
day, from to a. M
Southern Ts 5An.m. y M
Charleston " 5Gpm. o y M
Greenville II. Re 8 am; s,p.
Edeefeld g 8 am: ~ n NJ
All mails close on Sunday at 2 p. M.
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MEDICAL BOOKS.

A COMPLETE assortment, on every sub
N ject. Also, fue stock of School
Books, Blank Books, Envelopes, Writing
Papers, Gold Pens and other Stat;onery'
Also, new publications, Also, finc and
cneap Bibles, hymn Books, Prayer Books,
all sizes and prices. For sale at
McCARTER'S Bookstore.
Aug Opposite Columbia Law Range.
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NO MORE CONSUMPTION.
Grimaults Syrup Of Hypophosphate
of Lime,
For all diseases of the chest. This medi-
cine is invaluable; it is largely used at tho
Brompton Hospital, in London, for con-
sumption, and generally approved by the
leading men in England and France
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NO MORE COD LIVER OIL.
Grimault's Syrup of Iodized Horse
Ra6ich

GYRUP is employed with the greatest
~ success, in place Of Cod Liver Oil, to
which it is infinitely superior II cures
diseases Of the chest. scrofula, Emphatic
disorders, green sickness, MUSCULAR atony
and loss of appetite. 1t regenerates the
thus invaluable in the treatment Of skin
diseases, and is administered with the
greatest efficacy to young children, subject
to humors, or obstruction of the glands
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No More Poverty Of the Blood and Pale
Completion.
DR.. Leras' Phosphate CT Iron.

This new ferruginoue medicine contains
the elements of the blood and bones, and
iron in liquid state. 1t is different from
all hitherto offered to the public, is liquid,
chlorosis, pains in the stomach, difficult
digestion, dysmenorchGa, anemia
The majority Of the Academies Of NIcdi-
cine Of Paris recommend the Phosphate of
Iron to ladies' Of delicate constitution suf-
fering from anemia, and all other persons
tions, over-work, general debility and poor
ness OF blood; never causes constipation
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,sII.ICIOUs- CEMENTg

EoR cementine- Glass, China, &o. For
1sale at DR. q. n. ,MIOTS
july 6 80 Drug Store.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-13

A correspondent writing from Artesia,
Miss, on the 26th ult, thus alludes to
Gen. stephen D. Lee. The writer says
Ex-Iieut.-Gen. Stephen d. Lee has
leased q large plantation. Re has en-
ployed more thaR fifty freedmen, and is
Of the opinion that cOttOn-gT0Wing for
the next four OF five years viii be most
lucrative, Speaking Of Mexican emf
grafton, not long since, he remarked that
from experience he knew the Mexican
soil to Be the most fertile in the world,
and the climate the most saiubriOus, but
from history be had learned sufficiently
the character Of the people to convince
him that revolutions were as naturaland
inevitable in Mexico, As eruptiOns in Mt
Etaa or Nesuvius. He encourages al
lovers Of peace 10 remain at home, and
BY honestly adhering 10 the support OF
President Johnson, by strict conformsnce
10 all laws and proclamstions endeavor
10 regain the political rights aud privi-
leges lost by the rebellion and restore the
prosperity Of the South a. speedily as
possible. Gen. Lee was ever regarded as
a gentleman Of fine attainments, and the
high opinion entertained Of him hitherto,
b as rather been enhanced since his set
tIement in our midst. His opinion Will
doubtless be Of great weight in deterriug
the people Of these wealthy districts from
dying 70 the ills they know not Of"
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me crown Of Aee.

He who is honored by God, why should
men not also honor him2
Upon the head Of the wise and ylrtu-
ous. grey hair is q beautiful crown.
Three old men met 70 celebrate their
jubilee, and related 70 their cnlldren why
they had grown SO old.
The one, 8 teacher and a priest, said
When I went out to teach, the length
Of the road never troubled me. / never
passed by, srrogantly, the heads OF the
Young. and never raised my hands for q
blessing wibhestFeaily blessing aHd prals-
ing God, therefore have grown 50 old.
The other, q merchant, said: ." have
never enriched myself with the losses o.
my neighbor. HIS curse never followed
mo 70 bed, and Of nay property, l hsFe
iOyfully given 10 the poor therefore, TOD
has given me 50 many years.
The third, a Judge ef the people, said
" never accepted presents never OBJ
EtinRtely insisted on my mind. In the
most difficult cases, 1 sought 70 control
myself; therefore, God has blessed me
with my age
Then their children and grandchildren
came TO them, kissed their hands and
crowned them with flowers. And the
fathers blessed them and said; " AsyouI
youth, 50 may your age bei may your
pniiqren be 70 you what you are to Us, q
crown u blooming roses upon our grey
hair
age is beautiful crown. II Is only
found Ia the ways Of temperance. right
oouEDsss and wisdom
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Eastward Trans.
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Mr.. O'Nen presented a petition signed
by three hundred citizens ofPhiladelphia,
praying that Congress may adopt an
amendment 70 the Constitution provid-
inq for rate Of representation based on
the number Of votes OF respective States,
instead as az present upon the whole pop
ulation, and, after adoption Of such
amendment, that its ratlhoation by the
people OF the seeded States shall be
one of the conditions precedent to re-
admission into the Union; also petit
tons numerously signed BY mechanics,
workingmen and operatives in the Con-
tinentsl Mills and MoDtauk MiDA Of
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On the person Of a man named Mad.
den. arrested in Chicago, a few days ago
for stealing an overcoat, were found two
letters, written in French, which remind
us Of the Jondrette ruse in "Les Misera-
bles."
The first letter is addressed TO "Sir
Frederick Bruce, British Minister at
Washington, D. C., " and reads as follows:
N1nsiczr ie 1lilistre-I am a subject Of
her British majesty, but have been
brought up in France; my references and
passport viii be found accompanying
this letter.
Since my arrival here 7 have been con-
tinually prosecuted by the mem eers Of
Mr. Andrew JohnsOn's Government
When lying in at Bellevue hospital, in
January last, a Government official sent
from Washington, by order Of the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury, came TO question
and torture me.
Be kind enough, Monster le NIinistre,
10 take pity on my sad and unfortunate
position. / desire 10 return to Europe.
You, too, Monsieur lie Ministre, you too,
have been insulted some three weeks
since by that American orator.
God save the Queen and the British
people.
/ am Monsieur ls Ministre with the deepest
respect. your devoted and oOedlent servant,
iSiguedl z. 3. MADDEN.
l35 East Thtrty-eighth street, New York city
March 2, ls55
The second letter is addressed to "R.
VI. Biatchford, ESQ, 8 West or East
Fourteenth street, New York City," and
reads thus:
ia To Tns s# II hoA l,r
honor Of writing to the following honor
able gentlemen His Excelleney the
President Of the United States Hon.
Mr.. Seward, Secretary Of State Hon.
Mr.. Sumner, Senator Hon. Mr.. Fenton,
Governor Of the State of New York
Mr.. Acton, President Of the Police Com
missiOners and am now invested with
a heavenly mission by which 1 am or
dered to assassinate the President, An
drew johnson. His late message was
To George Washington and
Lincoln. Be kind enough, sir,
10 forwaru him that he may prepare for
death. Andrew Johnson would be a
Cesar, but I am Brutus. POE POpuli
T0E Del"
Centuries after centuries have passed
away. AS the evening of one Of those
long days which are Gods days was
closing in, as my soul was wrapped in
deepest meditation, voice from heaven
said to me: "Son Of liberty, what seest (
thou 2n And, a. I answered not, the
voice continued "ThOu seest in Wash I
ingt0n a traitor and usurper; take up
thy weapons and let him die for the !
good Of mankind, for union and liberty; I
amen!"
Meantime, sir, awaiting your reply, I remain ]
with the deepest respect.
Your devoted and unfortunate servant,
.SigneJ +. B. MADDEN.
I35 East Thirty-Eighth street, New York city. |
March /, 1906.
This man must be either a Rnave or q /
maniac. IF the former, he should be
strictly watched if the latter, an asylum
for the cure Of insanity is the proper 4
place for him.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
CONI-rRoTLEk' OFFICE,

NeshVtlle, Feb'y 5. 1ooo-
I, s. W. HATCHEFT, COuptroiler OF me
Treasury do hereby certify that tne 1nteTna-
tional Insurance Company, IoeHte1 AZ NeN
YORK CIty in the State OF New York, hss pro-
duced to me satisfactory evidence that SAID
Comnany has compiled with all the require
posed on insurance Companies, and further
certify that & r. Clarke a Co, Agents OF sald
Company have also complied with the reg uirr-
NESTS OF the laws OF the State, made and pro-
vided in sucn cases: wherefore, said lnterra-
tionRI Insurance Company has authority 70
take risks and transact the business OF ln7uI-
ance in this State. at Memphis, Tenn.
This certificate OF Agency must De renewed
the lst days Of July and January OF ehen year.
g. W. HATCHETT.
fsFA1l Comptroller Tenn
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sPIRITUALIsu. FANATICEsH AND
FOLLY.

A Modern Brvelis, TnUesfed nth Il C0B1-
mission from Heaven 10 Assdssindte
the President, ,tghose Message Dispiedses
George Washington and Abraham
LiRcoln.
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Westward Trains.
The Connection By thts Route
is Complete,
ALL RAIL AND no STAGING.
Fare Less
Than by Any Other Route.

Trains on the Mississippi Central aailroad
leave Grand IuRctisn on Iuesdayi Enurs0ay
and Saturday, at o'clock pm
Trains on the Mobile and Ohio Hailroad leava
Corinth going North and south Daily -SouIa
Al pm. and North At an.
AfItsratur regular connections asI9 marie VI n
The Nashville and Decatur Road FOR Nashville
Louisville, etc.
trains on the Nashville and Chattanooga Ralu
road.
AT C-hRttauooza connections are made with
trains on the East Tenne~ses ana Georgia, and
Western and Atlantic Railroads, foT all paris
Of Georgia. south and North Carolina. Virginia
azd the Ssrth-
For through tickets and further iufornssi1 n,
apply Al No. Is Court Street, OF Al the Aemph11
and Charleston Depot.
W. J. ROSS, Gent sup'k
Q. i. ANLE2HUN,
6snaral Freight ana Ticket Age1k
JULIUS HAYDEN,
3RiElm-RIl General rravaliuE AgenE
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SAVINGS DEPARTMENT,
LOUISVILLE, Ky.
rAMEs GRAVES JAMES A GRAVE
GRAVES G. SON,

LltlElctola ul
DIR. GRAVES AaUE PILLS. ANII-sIfEors PILLS,
AMERICAN LININENr. PAIN ExrRAC-
Tor, CANDY vERaIFUGE, PIAE
OINTMENT, AND
HIRE FeR DIPrHERIA AND THROAT DlsEAAsA''
And Dealers in all kinds OF
p,te,t Medicines. Parfumery, soaps, and Fancy
,-tiolas. Tsouors. Wines and Branflies, for
!, os.lical purposes, fine segsrs and Tobacco,
Tavoring Extracts, sponge, Brushes OF all
! dpds combs, ouinine. Quihodine, Purified
{ hrnedine, salphate Of Cinconia, n orphinei
, ,sloroforrn, Opium, and many other preparn-
+ isus, that viii be sold low.
wan also keep an assortment Of Eled tic Medi-
G. hleA
we will have catalogue Of our tcck and
n siessi that Will be furnished those desiring
o ne free OF charge.
NO. 2sS MARKET sTBEEir.
betYesn sixth and Seventh, sta,
faE-8m 1ouisyfues Ky
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Philadelphia praying for a further in
crease Of the duties on imports, 50 as to
protect American manufactures also
the petition OF Jacob Zennetii praying
for an extension Of his patent for making
needles. They were appropriately re-
ferred and the House adjourned.
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Pastoral letter Of tAo Archbishop o.
nuhIIr. ln nlnn EnI,Eams

Pastoral letter OF tAo Archbishop Of
DabIin 20 tine FehiaHs.
The following pastoral from Arch
bishop Cullen was read in the Dublin
churches on the Sth ult.:
This brotherhood or society, so far from
promoting the interests of the country,
only tends to aggravate its evil, check
ing business, increasing poverty, and
placing power into the hands Of Orange
men, as appears from the reiOicings in
their press, and giving strength to our
enemies. In America, indeed, some
head centers and leaders Of the Fenians
are enriched by taxes levied on the SIM
plicity and good faith Of our country
men, and have been raised 10 q position
in whichthey can live.spendidly, and sur
round themselves with all the state and
pomp Of q mock court. But how differ
ent is the case ia Ireland. Here those
who have let themselves be duped by
the agents Of the motherhood, have been
left without employment, and many Of
them reduced 10 the most stringent cir
clmstance, and Tor which for foolish
hopes and fallact8ls promises they have
been used as the mere tools TO excite the
popular feeling ia favor Of the Organiza-
ton IN America, per-uading our poor
cOuurymen that great events and won
derful revolutionary Movements were
impending in Ireland, and thus inducing
them 70 part more freely with their
money. While head centers were thus
enriched in America, their unhappy
agents In Ireland, having become the
victims Of spies and inform sfs, were
brought before the public tribunals, con-
demned Oarag outa miserable existence
amongst felons in all the horrors of penal
servitude. The moral effects Of Fenian-
ism have been most deplorahle.
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LIABHITIEz.
The Act OF Incorporation Is herewith.
aTATr ~ NEW YORK

STATE OF NEW YORK,
CoHnty OF New YORK, January e, 1866.
Charles Taylor, President, and &. c. Hine. Sec
retary Of the INTERNATIONAL INsURASCE Con-
PANY, 10 me personally known, depose and say,
that they are said Officers, and that the forego-
ing is a true full and correct statement Cf the
affairs OF said Company on lhe th1rty-urHt
day Of Becenber, 1875 that said Company IL The
bona dds owner Of one million dollaIa cash
capital. and three hundred and forty-eignt
thousand nve hundred anu eighteen dollars
and forty-three cents cash surplus, invested a.
above all OF which is the absolute property Ci
sald Company, frce and clear from all LENS and
claims thereon. except - above stated, and e.
may be necessary for a "re-insurance fund, y
according 70 the best Of their knowledge, lnfor-
nation and belief respectively.
CHARLES TAYLOR, President
c. c. HINE, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed, the date last above
written, before me,
CHARLES NETTLETON,
Commissioner for the State Of Tennassse-
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
CONPrRoLLEB's OFTI0E,
Nashville, Feo'y l2. 1853
7 g W HATCHErT. Comptroller OF me
7,-s,os,rv do herebv certify thai the Arctic Fire
and Iniaud Insurance Company located Al
New York. in the state OF New York, has pro-
duced to me satisfactory evidence tnAt s 80
rnenis OF the laws OF the State Of Tennesses I'M
roSe,t on Insurance companies. and further
certify that Mess. :. K clarke q 90, assnS =
ssid 5,ornpauv have also complied with the 70
onirenents Of the laws Of the State, maze and
provided in such cases: wherefore, said ATctl5'
Eire and Inland Insurance. Company mas an-
fboritv 10 take risks and transact the ouslneas
of insurance In this State, az henpnls zen
neesee. . - =
tl,a Ist davE OF July and January OF eaoh year.
i4s -'s o'J s. w. HATCHETr,
f.,, ftaQa-1uI Comptroller Tenn.
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lmpOrIanE 70 Travellers
BErwEEU
MEMPHIS & EASTERN CITIES.
Mississippi & Tennessee Railroad.
NOTICE. 70 MERCHANTS IzB SHIPPERS.

A 6ENCIES have been s-fabii-Hs-i at f~.-
n phis, fernando, Csla -r-.-s.
Balesriils. Oakland ana 1rel.-...-. ..
points FreiRhts can be Shipped without rrs-
payment until further notice. To al other
points fraiRnts must be prepaid
Much complaint Is made IN consequences Of
freights being sent back from Depot. E-srY
ef-0rt is being made by the Company 70 get OF
Freights as last as possible, and a Freight Train
has been seat out DAILY for the last week, but
Still 10 Is not sufficient 20 meet tie demanuA
With no Depot in which 70 receive and dtofa
freight, and but limited supply Of rolling stock
we cannot do the business which Is now offer
ing, satisfactorily % the public Every eLsr-iou
has been and viii continue % be made 70 m
crease the amount which u shipped. but We
cannot do mere than the facilities Of the Road
allow.
A 8. LTVERMOBE.
Jan3 General superintendent.
Ng- Asrialtrl.e oouv
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ro1s Geo. washington, 3. 3. Lee
stonewaII" Jackson, Joseph B.
Johnston, and others.

ARGE cabinet sl1es elegantly eolored o1
I -~rtrRsts, framed in gold leaf Oval frame.
- s,..rsoes can be had at o. 'HAHA--s VINO "a
General agent for tAeir sale In West Tenn esses.
AIabaIra A. kansas ana Aississlp pA Nist,lus
~ n, live hearts OF their country men, In me
-..- - eVsrv man, woman ana child In the
south We have relll.oss ~ = - ~ 'o-'
O'HARA.
0eT Iedersun strest,
Who has also card photographs Of every sou ,,
-, fserer-ti pablished. at - cant8 each
r5,--,r-s Iiviux At q distance GA procurs 81 ztu
- ranrv and Generals pictures, or any oEhs
picfure publisnee. By snclo1ing = osnts % ny
sddrsss dlass Box lo8. Memphis Tenn VII
~ OazFaassu vsnted for ao9Ta fs1G ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-13

I00 BBLs. FRESH ST. LOUIS NEAL
100 Bbls l. F. Flour
80 Bbs. Double Extra FlOuR
90 Bbs. Harrison Flour.
100 Bills. Single Extra Flour.
20 Bns. Buekwhest Flour.
- Rhls. Mess Pork.
% Rbls. Picked Joles-
10 Casks Clear Sides
casks Hams.
1000 Pounds Breakfast Bacon.
1000 Pounds Dried Beef
10 Bbls. spiced Pigs Feet
IS Kegs do.
IS Bbs. Mess Beef
ZJ bbls. Mackerel.
s. Kits do Nos. !, and 3.
25 Kits White Fish.
loo Bxs. b. A. Herring.
% BXg. Cheese.
50 Kegs MolaEssea
80 Eass Goiden syrnp. 5 and 10 gals.
% hhis. Sew Orleans Sugar.
y Bols. White sugar, crushed, pow
dered, A Coffee, Coffee and refined Yellow.
100 BNs. Soap, all grades
le0 PAgS. Star Candies, - and "a
. Sacks Rio Coffee.
100 Kegs Nails
3 DoL. Brooms.
100 Bxs. Tobacco.
5O,0G0 Segars.
30 Bbls Reotl1ed whisky.
Is Bhls. Bourbon do.
l00 Bbis. Cape Lime.
5 Baskets Cham pagne.
. BXs. Rearl Starch.
Bales Gunnies-
10 Sacks Rice.
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DIRECTORS:

AMOS WOODRUFF, President Memphis ano
Ohio Railroad.
Capt C. 3 CHURCH.
r. HOUGH, u. 8, Collector internal aeVen No
A. j. WHITE, OF A. J. White q co.
JEO. L. TAYLOR, OF Taylor, McEwen, Duko
& Co.
THOS R. SMITH, of Pltssr Miller & &c.
]. II. WAGG ENER, OF J. Il. Waggener Co
H A. PARTEE, Commission Merchant
Hon. JOHN W. SMITH.
II. 7. TUM MLINSON, Insurance Agent
JAS. E. NERRINAN. OF Jas. E. MerrimRn q Co
W. II. CHERRY,
A. I. LACEY, Of Lacey & MoGhee.
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OLD RELIABLE
LITTLE MIAMI
RAILROAD
Via COLUMBUS
shsrteat 3 Quickest Route fFOm CinciE'
10 ALL rHB
Eastern Cities, Towns, Villages 3 Stations

~ The LITTLE MIAMI Il the ONLY Linz
Runuing Lightning xprsss Trains ron -i1-
cinnati 70 ths EslStl II being the snoriesr Line.
CONNECTIONS are CEErAIS-snd Passengers
have A MPL.E TI1EK for 81 EALs.
Fast Time From Gin nofnnatt 60
Boston in - hours. Baltimore in = hours,
Albany In 2 hours. Washington c > 3 - 1rss
New York in y hours, Saratoga Spr'gs $ MS
Buffalo IN ID hours, Philsdelpnia - Eour3s
Dunkirk in l45z hour, Cleveland IN hours
PittsDuTg in l5l4 hours, CresIliue IN h0ur8,
Wheeling in Y hOurs, Stsu bsuv1lle In IL 1o1rB
Zauesvtlls IN hours, Colum bus in hours.
FOUR DAILY EASTERN TRA-SSl
600 A. NJ. Lightning ExDrsss-
900 A NJ Express Mail.
700 p NJ. Lightning Express
I1.4O P NJ. Night Express
Modern SLEEPING CARS by Night T-sfus-
SALOON CARS by Day Trains
The 20 p a. and Il40 P. ". Trains leaTd
SUNDAY Might instead OF saturday Might.
~ Baggage Checked through.
~ Through Tickets are sold az EA LlcE51
Ofices in the south and Vest
CT Ask for Tickets via Cincinu natl 4 Columbus
p. ". sTRADER, Geul Ticket A gent
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oFrHR CONDITION OF THB
FIRE INSURANCE co.
on THE
First Day OF January, 1856.

ASSETS.
Cash In bank and in Office.......-.....-S 56Y5 p
Bonds and Mortgages being flrst lien
on real estate in New YORK and
Brooklyn, worth at least SO, W.; A4Is5l0 "
Loans on stocks, payable on demand
market value Of Securities held as
Collateral ST9 ia o. oo4A3 q
United states Stocks owned by the
Company. market value.....---.........-. Zo45O %
States Stocks owned By the Company -
Raj Fsiate ia1incunbsreciJ .......... 1000 %
lRIsses es jan A'Glufa ST. IS srssdy iI % Psid5 4 IS
BeesnSs ooanss Of n ra5smon an2a 81 rom Agents O 90
Bills Receivable for Premium on In
land Risks, and other itenns..-.-..-.--- la,iSl .
Cash Premiums uncollected on Policies
issued at 7ss4 ~
s5ll, ,IU lS
LIABILITTEs
Claims for Losses outstanding Jan. st.
30
Unpaid Dividends. 20 "
sDlZ %
T. MILTON SMITH,
President
II. B WILLMARTH,
Vice. President
v1soESr TILToU,
secretary.
New York. Jan. sd, 1885.
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J.MILTOH SMITH,
President
HB WILLMARTH,
Woe President

VINCENT TILTOU,
secretary.
New York. Jan. 23d, 1876.