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WIN. KNABE IL CO.
w MANUFACTURERS OF TTs|
FIRST PREMIUM, GOLD MEDAL.u y Y
GRAND, SQUARE,

~
FIRST PREMIUM, GOLD MEDAL,u
GRAND, SQUARE,
AND UPRIGHT
PI A N o s
These Instruments having been before the public
for the past thirty years, have, upon their excel
lence alone, attained an rSPrRcHAsED PRE-ExI.
sgXCE that pronounces them unequalled. Their
TONE
combines great power richness, sweetness, and
fine singing quality, as well as great purity OF
intonation and harmoniousness throughout the
Il plant and elastic and is entirely free from the
stiffness found in many pianos, which causes
the performer TO so easily tire. In
WORKMANSHIP
they cannot be excelled. Their action Is con-
structed with care and attention to every par
therein that characterizes the finest mechanism.
None but the best seasoned material Is used In their
manufacture, and they will accept the hard usages
of the concert room with that of the parlor upon
an equality in their melody In fact,
they constructed
mot FOR A YEAR-BUT FOR EVER"
All our Square Pianos have our new improved
Grand Scale and the Agrafe Treble.
Every Piano fully warranted for FIVE YEARS.
JOHNSON & CHAMBERLAYNR,
Sole Agents for the sale Of the above celebrated
Pianos, No. 9C2 corner Main and Ninth streets,
Richmond. Va jy27-om
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iGGSENTWENT UNDER THE CIVIL RIGHTS
hN..-Thc Grand Jury Of the United
safes District Court yesterday presented
Tomas Watkins, justice of the peace of
Washington county, residing near Sandy
h""k, Tor refusing TO permit colored girl
:; give evidence before him against white
@In, whom She charged with committing
+. .rncc upon her, in violation Of the act
" Congress known as the Civil Rights bill.
Justice Watkins was arrested in July last,
"i hcld to bail by the United States
Commissioner to answer the chargc.-Bal-
&, .r. Sun. l2M.
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+. D.'.i'S"visHED VIsIToRs.-Governor
: 'r1P%Hln', VIZ. Taylor, auditor, and j.
,,,. f,"i,'ef', treasurer Of the State, accom-
<, "'y' by Nessrs. Joseph Jackson, W. IL.
r" a'tS', and Shelton c. Davis, the latter
,1 i,~ -. % Tie Senate Of Virginia, arrived in
,. No., Guy Yesterday evening, and are stop
i tt.s d The Piedmont House. The first
G,' ,T eehtlemcn constitute the Board of
-, -oi.c works, and will leave this morning
r., "u excursion with the officials Of the
= ,""e'see road and the City Council over
A., ROAD as far as Bristol.--LynchJurg
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Stupendous Frauds among Republican Officials

Stupendous Frauds among hcp"pIcah oHciaIs'
NEW YORK, September LINE Post says
that one OF the most stupendous frauds upon
the Government ever Pcrpetrated has Just
beennsaeveloped in Brooklyn, involving New
York firm. Two young men took contract
for supplies at very low bid, having pre-
viously entered nto an arrangement with the
Government officials in the maynard to su-
perintend the delivery of the goods, by which
they got receipts for three or four times the
amount delivered, and got paid for them. In
this way, during the past four years, the
Government has been defrauded by over
al .opo. 600. The information is given by one Of
the parties implicated, who has turned States
evidence. The case is undergoing further in
vestigaton.
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An Election Deferred.

N..nyuLr, September I0.-The re-
.arr's books and 1000 signed ccrtti-
...., ;ar registered votes were distracted
M rr. Dorris's office to-day while the
a.. were temporarily absent. The
selection, which was to have been held
,"u~;A, will not take place in conse-
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Violation OF the Internal Revenue Law


WAsHISGToy, September l2.-Commissioner
Rollins, of the Internal Revenue Department,
has received dispatch from Jersey City say.
ing that the distlleres everywhere in that sec
ton are in operation and not conforming to
the laws The distilleries will be stopped il
the provisions of the law are not complied
with.
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Nominations, &C., by the Conservative Conven'
yentiOu ut Albany.

ventIOn IT AIDany,
ALBANY, September l2.-John 7. Hoffman
Democratl, the present Mayor of New York,
was nominated for Governor to-day, and X.
II. Pruyn, of Albany Conservative Republi-
CAM, for Lieutenant Governor. The platform
adopted by the Conservative Convention en-
dorses the Philadelphia Convention Of the 18th
of August; declares the southern States in
the Union and entitled TO representation in
Congress aflrms that the Capitalization OF
power, both in Washington and New forl;
State, is fatal to the harmony Of our political
system and denounces the Legislation OF Con-
gress
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A MAN SHOT AT HIS OWN REQUEsT.-A
man named De Canine was accidentally
run over by train at the Elizabeth depot,
New Jersey, on Wednesday last, and was
mangled in so shocking manner that his
heart-rending solicitations to be put out of
the world were complied with, and he was
shot through the head. The injuries he
had received were past surgical aid.
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U,HE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
l. TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

l. TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
is now prepared to carry
MONEY AND VALUABLE PACKAGES
to and from New York, st. Louis, and intermediate
points, and as far south a. Atlanta, Ga. In order
to afford the most ample security to shippers, 1t has
effected
AN INSURANCE OF FIVE HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS
on the money chests Of the company by each train,
with several leading insurance companies, such a.
THE SUN, SECURITY, MANHATTAN, METRO.
POLITAN, AND PHOENIX,
whose aggregate capital and assets amount to
FIFTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
Shippers are thus insured against common car.
riers' risk and security is afforded never before
offered by any express company. For this
NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE is MADE.
TIE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND oRTA-
TON COMPANY
is now prepared to do business as
CHEAPLY, EFFICIENTLY, AND SECURELY
a. can be done by any other company.
J. Z. JOHNSTON, President.
B.P. PIcsLIS, General superintendent.
my 2l-sodb
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TELEGRAPHrC NEWS.
MORNING DISPATCHES.
The Indianapolis Row-hnother Speech from
the President.

LOUISVILLE, September 1.-THE Indianapo-
lis Journal regrets very much the occurrences
of last night. The Herald believes that the
riot WIS preconcerted. The President was
introduced to n crowd of 700 persons In front
of the Bates House before leaving for Louie.
Vile. He said we have succeeded in putting
down the rebellion, bnt now II has passed round
to the other end of the line, and we find re-
yolulionary spirit manifesttng itself. He had
hoped that the time had arrived "heh all the
people would stand up for the country regard
less of party shackles and party eonsidera-
tions, and when all could rally round the Con-
stitution and be lifted above party to preserve
bo
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cincinnati Corporation Refuse to
v,uor the prcsident-The Citisens

r.>.NNArr, September 1.-THE City
FL .r.,, refused, by vote of eighteen to
,,,cnlcy the hoSpitalitics of the city
n, presidential party. A meeting Of
-.rrat citizens at the Chamber Of
,.r..,tc last night resolved to tender a
at. reception to the distinguished visi-
aid committee was appointed to
..r necessary arrangements.
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Row i'm Louisiuus-Eir,.

New ORLEANS, September IA party Of
Federal soldiers, attempting to- enter dancing
school room at BRENNAN with negro wenches
as partners, We're resisted. One Of their num-
Der was shot. They then burned portion Of
the town. Loss, $4,000.
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Litigation Discontinued.

New York, September l2.-The litigation
Instituted between General Santa Anna and
Drario Manera, his alleged agent, has been
discon tinued an equitable settlement having
been arranged.
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NEGRO SUFFRAGE TO EE ADOPTED IN
TENNESSEE. Brownlow, in
speech delivered at Philadelphia on Satur-
day evening, after speaking Of the past
legislation of the Tennessee Legislature,
said:
ave have but one more law to pass,
and that is law cnfranchiSing the negro,
and we will do it next winter. We have
two reasons for doing this; the first is
selfish oue-it is necessary to sixty or
seventy thousand votes to kick the beam
to weigh down the balance against rebel
ism. The second reason is because it is
proper and just, and we will simply be re-
turning to where we were i'll 1888. The
negroes used to vote in Tennessee. Old
jackson, and John Bell, and Felix Grundy
used to treat them with liquor and cleo
tioneer with them for their votes. John
Bell once beat Felix Grundy for Congress
in the Nashville district by few votes,
and would not have done it but that he got
the negro vote. That was prior to 1888"
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A YER'S AGUE CURE, for the speedy
n cure Of Intermittent Pever or Fever and Agus,
Rem,te Mt Fever, Chill Fever, Duiab Ague Periodi.
cal Headache or Bilious Headache, and Bilious
Pevers indeed, for the whole class Of diseases
originating in hillary arrangements caused by the
malaria OF miasmatic countries. Fever and Asus
Is not thee only consequence OF the miasmAtic pol
son. A great variety OF disorders arise from its
irritation In mslarious districts, among which are
Neuralgia, rheumatism, Gout, Headache, Blind.
ness, T0othaehe, Earache, CAtarrh, Asthms, Paipi.
tAtion Painful Affection OF the spleen, Mysteries,
Pain In the Bowels, Collie Paralysis, and Derang:'
ment Of the Stomach, all OF which. when orisi.
mating In this cause. put on the intermittent yps %
become periodical. This "crks' expes the pot
son from the blood, and thus cures them all anne.
IL 10 not only the most enectnAl remedy ever ans
covered for this class Of complaints. bal y 70 ne
cheapest, and, moreover. 10 perfectly safe. No
harm can sriss from its use, and he patient vhsn
cured il left rs healthy - he bad never had the
disease. Can this BE- said Of any other care tos
ChiIls and Fever 10 10 true q thS, and lie import.
snce 10 those afflicted with the compliant eannot oe
estimated So sure u u 10 care the Fever And
AEue thst IL may bs trathfully said % be certain
remedy. One dealer complains that u u NOT Rood
msdieins 70 soil. bsexuss one bottle cures Shoie
Prepared by ]. C.AyxR Co. Lowell. mas. and
sold by PURCELL. LADp AGO., Agents.
corner Main aud Thirfsr9tn asysv
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V,HE FIRM OF HOPKINS, HULL
& ATKINSON Is dissolved By the death OF
BAIL h HOPKINS. The undersigned will sign the
name OF the frm In liquidation.
Persons Indebted to ths nrm will please make
immediate settlement to the under,gned.
RODENT HULL,
THOMAS W. ATKINSON,
Surviving Partners.
BALTIMORE, LIST September, 1896
The firm Of HOPKINS co. is this day dissolved:
Those indebted to the firm will please make prompt
payment.
fkf sssiHe:s ef the firm will be settled by HULL
BALTIMORE, LIST September, 1856.
The undersigned have this day formed CO. part.
nership under the style OF HULL, ATKINSON
CO., for the purpose Of conducting the
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS JoBBINa BUSINESS
at the old stand,
No. $50 BALTIMORE STREET,
formerly occupied by Hopkins, Hull & Atkinson,
and more recently by Hopkins Co., where they
will keep a large stock Of
F0REIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
to which they ask the attention Of cash and prompt
buyers.
THOMAS w. ATKINSON,
Late Of Hopkins, Hull & Atkinson.
SAMUEL HUNTER,
Late of Hopkins 4 Co.
WILLIAM J. HULL.
Address HULL, ATKINSON 4 CO.,
re l2-lw 2ss Baltimore street, Baltimore.
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Surveying Operations TO lie Commenced
AYiZOna.

Arizona.
WASHINGTON, September l2.-Snrveyng ope.
rations are to be commenced in Arizona, and
the monument erected in 1851 by the Mexican
Boundary Commission at the confluence Of
Gila and Salt rivers will be the initial point
of survey. From this point there will be
established base and meridian lines.
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Older yINEGAR.-We keep con-
~ stantly on hand CIDER VINEGAR, which We
offer for faie Wholesale and retail.
STEVENS i PE0RAM,
ses Gil Broad street.
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The Cholera In New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, September n.-There were
thirty-two cholera deaths yesterday.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER u.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, A. K. Tatum.
Barque Thomas ballet, Davis, Phllade'phia' III
ballast, Uaxall, Crenshaw Co.: ,,,,
Schooner Adelia I. Cohen, William, fhiladei-
phia. coal, =. j. HAYES son. ,
Schooner Bell. Cubcrly, New YORK, merchdh-
Schooner Emma Virginia, Dennis, Alexandra,
Schooner Problem, owens, Philadelphia, COAL
Wilson Roberts. ,, ,,n,,.,
Schooner q. X. Krebbs, Garlic, Phiiade!phia'
guano Southern Ferilizing Company:
Schooner Jamestown, Beers, New YORK, Suano.
SAILED
Steamer Petersburg, Trarers,, Baltimore, mer-
chandise and passengers, ID. w Currie.
Steamer Georgeanna, Hill, Noriolk, merchahdise
and passengers. II. Freeman ,,..,,;,,,.o, u
Schooner K. J. Capron, Adams, Washington "
c., lumber, hcKowan 4 Cnrtis. ,-r.
Schooner Thomas T. Dawson, Henly, Norfolk
light.
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Letter from the Hon. ID. III. IsOge.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Va,
September 5, 1866.

September 5, 1866.
Edit9r Of the Lpctboug ITyinian,-I
have Just been informed that my name has
been used by the committee of Radicals at
Alexandria in the list Of delegates to the
convention soon to meet III Philadelphia.
This was an unwarrantcd proceeding on
their part and an attempt to drag persons
into their clique who have no sympathles
with them. | consider it all imputation on
the patriotism of any man to bc il league
with Thaddeus Stevens. was among the
foremost to urge the assembling of that
body of citizens who met at Philadelphia
on the 18th of August, and fully endorse
their action. Respectfully,
DANIEL II. lIOGE.
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Arrival oH Nppcip.

Arrival or Specie.
New YORK, September l2.-The French
steamer Pcreire brought 81, loo, 900 in gold.g
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RECEIPTS OF GOLD.

The receipts of gold into the Treasury con-
tinue to be very heavy, and Notwithstanding
the disbursement Of over s5,ooo,oo since the
statement Of September l, ~, :ooOoo Of which
was for interest on the lo.4o bonds, the amount
now held exceeds that on hand ut that time,
reaching nearly sso,ooo,O0o Of this amount
1853 900 900 actually belong to the Government,
the balance being represented by gold certif-
cnfas
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New Jersey RatiGcs the Constitutional Amend.
ment.

TRENTON, September 1.-THE Senate ratified
the constitutional amendment by vote Of
eleven yeas to ten nays, and the House by
thirty-four to twenty -four. Governor Ward
promptly signed the joint resolution. The an
nouncement was greeted with great applause.
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Stephen Whitney at seyenty-fye was
worth $l0, 000, 900, and was then trying hard
TO get rich.
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4 i; ~' INC OF the watering place habituGs
''* year are described as boarder ruftians.
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Losr. srRAYED AND FOUND.

NoTICE.-Application will be made {,
CRRTiFic Arg OF STOCK in the Richmond aud
Liverpool Packet Company, destroyed by the IRE
of the ID Of April, 1896 and standing in our name
au 2-Th2m VAN LEW, TAfLOh 70.
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MARSHALL Is about eighteen years OF age, hye
light hair, dark hazel eyes, and OF norid com
plexion; no beard, or any very !iais; Ills
nantaIonns. and 4 black SLOUGH hat. Speaks quick
when in conversation. The hrst joint OF the fore
finger OF one OF his hands has been cut OH.
"a Eft
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER

MINIATURE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10.
Sun rises....... ..5.4s Moon sets....::..... ~
SIM sets.6lo High tide, A. NJ. 20
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

TOSEPH WOODWARD, ssv
u DENTIST, returns his &C MEEK
knowled gments TO his patrons VI IYf~V
for their past favors, and sulicus
OF them :. continuation of the same at his plea
SAINT and conmodious rooms, No. 72l Main street,
between Seventh and Eighth-having been one
OF the first 10 introduce In our city the improved
VULCANlTE BASE, which Is now so universally
popular, and within the means OF all. lie has an
extensive practical experience in the manufacture
and adjustment OF whole and partial sets OF teeth
In this most useful and natural style, DR. HOW :
ARDS LOCAL. ANESTHETlC, which has given
much satisfaction In the extraction of teeth, will
be used. 3-ih
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fudge NOT ACCORDING TO APP
81 PEARANCE, but, like sensible men, test the
products of your neighbors and friends, and then,
II not worthy, discard them. This Is all We ask
for BAKER'S PREMIUM BITTERS. We recon-
mend them superior to ALL northern ior
Dyspepsia and Ind DIGESTION and IT. upon trial, they
10 not prove their superiority, then We say dis.
card them. As a tonic, physicians OF the highest
standing speak of them in the strongest terms OF
nraise Give them "A trial These Bitters are TO De
had Of all prominent druggists. ordsr. niisd by
An 2lim Post.oGice box 800, Richmond, Va:
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SATISFACTORY CONDITION OF THE TREASURY.
The total receipts from customs, internal
| revenue, &c, are larger than ut any previous
time !; and Notwithstanding the rapid reduc-
| ton Of the national debt, the balances in
favor of the Government are again rapidly
accumulate ting Mt all points.
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FINANCIAL AND CoMMExCIAL.i
CUSTOMS.

The receipts for customs ut the five princi-
pal ports from the 10th to the 27th Of August,
inclusive, was as follows
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The Tolls OF t:ic Cable 10 lie Reduced.
In>roN, September lot is said that
,o caIir tolls are now to be reduced
..,f.l.
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WHOLESALE
IMPORTING HARDWARE HOUSE.
RTrUuoxD VA

We have now to hand one of the largest and
most complete stocks of English, German, and
ING, ROPE, BOLTlNG CLOTHS, &c, &c, TO he
found in any house in this country, to which we
chants Of Virginia North Carolina, and Tennes-
see, rs We are prepared TO do ~ well for them as
any house in tho trade. no
w. S. DoSSAS,l
Jouy ASHER l2-6t
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MEDICINES, ETC.

n TlNCTURE OF OPIUM, prepared after the
formula of DR.. L. X. Squibb-reeomrneDded BY
the Board OF Health New York and many OF
our own physician as the best remedy yet offered
in the incipieIa stages of CHOLERA and Ell
DEMIC acknowledgement with great care
Of oniypu and Juti.streagh ingredients. IL -
not a Secret nostrum. Each vial bears label,
showing the composition, dose, mode Of adj
ministraton, &c.
MEADE 4 BAKER. Pharmaceutist
ael2 Ninth and Frankliu streets.
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A warning needed at all fashionable
Neutrality-suspicious. out for the paint.
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TRUSSES, TRUSSES, of every vari-
BENSiIN NM "s1 rELsBRATEp BODY BRACE.
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS,
ELASTIC STOCKINGS,
DRUGS, MEDICINES. &c, &c. ...
We have hand a large stock OF TRuSShS ana
'''''' "' " W0ODROOF BROTHERS,
iyqs corner Of Fourth and Franklin streets.
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VJ,HE VERY LATEST STYLES No. l,
No =, No. >, No. 1, in BLACK and CHoCo-
LATE-somsthing entirely new and very much
worn. PuWHATAN wEiSlGEk,
kslo SIS Main street.
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GENTS WANTED FOR THE LIFE
WALL JACKSON, by Professor R. L. Dsbney,
D. D. Of Virgins. The standard biography oftSe
immortal hero. The only edition authorized by
his widow, and published for her peeuniary
benefit. The author y personal friend and chief
OF staff Of the Christian soldier. We want an
agent In every county. Send for circulars aud SEQ
our terms, and wha.the press says OF the work.
Address
NATIONAL PUBLISHING COMPANY.
corner Seventh and Main streets,
SO 3-t27thSsws Richmond, Va.
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To be had Of all druggists and dealers in medi.
WINS PURCELL, LAID & co, Druggists,
General Agents for the Projectors,
corner of Main and Thirteenth streets,
mvn Richmond, Va.
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PROCLAMATION.
HEAD QR's DEPT OF MISSISSIPPI,

HEAD QR's DEPT OF MISSISSIPPI
BnreaH Rcfagees Freedmen and abandoned I
Lands, na
Office of Assistant Commissioner, for the
State of Mississippi.
Vioksburg, Miss, May 5th, 1866.
WHEREAS, The quarters of the officers
of the Freedmen's Bureau at Meridian were
broken into by rufiians during the night of
the Sd inst, and the officers fired on, and the
villains are still at large, reward of
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
will be paid for the apprehension of the per-
petratoTs of this crime, any of them and
such evidence as will be sufficient to bring
them to trial and a reward of
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS
will be paid for such information as will
lead to their arrest.
The papers of the State will please publish
this notice for thirty days, and send their
accounts to this office
TIL. j. WOOD, Maj. Gen Vols,
Commanding; Asst. Com'r.
b X. F. & A. L.
may 10, dtI5i
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ASSETS.

The amount of Capital Stock is 800, 100000
The amount Of Capital Stock paid up is 100000
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Amount at Risk, $6,S08,75O.
The greatest amount insured on any
single life is $4,000.
STATE OF MISSOURI, / .

STATE OF MISSOURI,
City and County of ST. LOUISE So
: Derrick A. January, President, and William
T. Selby, Secretary, of the St. Louis Mutual
Life Insurance Company, being severally sworn
depose and say, and each for himself says, that
the foregoing is full, true, and correct state
ment of the affairs of the said company that
the said Insurance Company is the bona fide
owner of at least one hundred and fifty thous-
and dollars Of actual Cash Capital, invested as
before stated, of which the principal portion
of that invested in real estate security is
upon unincumbered property in the city and
county of ST. Louis, worth double the amount
of said principal loans, and that the above de-
scribed Investments, nor any part thereof are
made for the benefit OF any individual eXer-
cising authority in the management of the said
Company, nor for any other person or persons
whatever; and that they are the above describ-
ed officers of said st. Louis Mutual Life In
surancc Company. ..
TSignedl Derrick A. JANUARY, Prs'd't.
WIN. 7. SELBY, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me. the I'M
dersigned, Recorder of Deeds for st. Louis
county. In testimony whereof, have he e.
unto set my hand and affixed my official seal
this Doth day of February, 1866.
[Signedl JULIUS CONRAD,
Recorder of Deeds for st. Louis county, Mo.