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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-19

M. Kraus & Co. in the field with
a large and selected stock of Dry
Goods OF the latest styles, at very
low prices. It will pay you well
to examine before going elsewhere.
Call at 2l9 Main street, corner CT
Adams. I
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For fashionable suit of Tricot orlBeavel
go to Robson, Sneed & Co.
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~ Az W OrS nAM IVuhHt q sVVV tIVI07 a
Ter. Must he SOBER man, etc: g
VETANTED- by AN EXPERIENCED
Il w and thorough Book keeper ian old resi-,
dent Of the ethyl with large Arkansa po and
Mississippi acqnalntsLp,Gsii al boSsS Rest civ
references given. Address BOOK x EEPEk,
\ ,s S.lu vi'' AiA"'''i A-59
-MTANTED-A- SITUATION AS BOOK
IA w KEEPER, by an old citizen, well recon-
nlfnueu' r'' POI ''' THIS OFFICE.
.YXTANTED : AGENTS TO SELL THE
q w Crescent Sewing Machine" the most
profitable Machine for agents to, sell: Price,
sos. Send for circulars and samples oil sewing.
HKsTY & INGRAM, 245 Second street, Mem
phis, Tennessee
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-19

FIVE THOUSAND YARDS plain wooden
dress goods, at twenty-five cents per
yard, at NJ. Kraus & Co.'s, No. 2lS Main
street, corner of Adams. /
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Arrival and Departure Of Trains.
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Howard ASSOCIATION = EXPULSION.
Subjoined is the result Of meeting of
the Howard Association, held yesterday
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Hunting suits at Robson, Enee6
3 Co.'S.
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1 A RESIDENCE ON MAIN STREET,
between Pontotoc and Vance possession given
- 2. N. ESTES.
OF Black. Estes Il Co.,
40 No. IL Monroe street.
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CuArrEL MORTGAGES for sale at this
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PIrrsBuRo Coal AND GAS coKE.-
Brown 4 Jones', Office 247 Second street
Weighed by County Inspector. o9hl
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NOR RHINESTONE HOUSES NOS. 1856
and 361 Shelby street. Also largo Office in
the Walker B ock. Apply to TH0S. II. COCK,
27el% Mnlu street. up s. airs. ST.
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ALL ladies will be pleased,to learn that
b. A. Hollenberg, proprietor of the
Memphis Steam Dyeing Establishment,
No. 2l2 Beal street, has opened con
venient office at $50 Second street, where
all kinds of goods, old, faded and soiled,
will be elegantly dyed and renovated.
Gentlemen's wear cleaned and dyed in
superior style eod5l
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house, good cistern, etc., near overton Hotel.
cali at 80 Second street. Memphis. ~
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FOR RENT.ls

NOR RENT "A HOUSE CONTAINING
nine rooms, kitchen and servants rooms. store
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SPECIAL cARps.
5Si7 FERNANDO 7TT1
INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. II Madison Street. a

THIS Company Is now doing a General Insu-
rance Business. Its stock is owned By our city
merchants and business men. Ita aim Is 10 do
a safe local businoss-to the advantage of both
the Company and the Policy Holder.
8. B. WILLIAMSON, President.
REM MAY. Soorotary, Hr|
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-20

-Okra has made its appearance in the
Mobile market at fifty to seventy-hye
cents per quart.
The Tribune says: Judge Busted
left for New York on Thursday, Gen.
Swayne for Montgomery yesterday, and
business and news for parts unknown
some time SINCE
AT the election in jackson county,
Oh the 9Th inst, in relation to the county
site, removal " was carried by large
majority. Another election is now ne
eessary 70 select county site.
Hon David P. Lewis has been ap-
pointed by Gen. Pope, city judge Of
Huntsville.
Col. B. T. Pope, Of Gadsden, has been
appointed by Gen. Swsyne, judge Of the
twelfth judicial circuit Of Alabama. He
is good man, an able lawyer, and viii
make an honest judge.
"A great number Of freedmen In Sell
ma have signed 3 petition, asking the
board Of mayor and aldermen 10 provide
for the arrest OF such colored street
walkers as may appear on the streets Of
that town,
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TEXAS ITEMS.

The State Gazette Of the sth learns
that the Indians are stealing horses and
killing stock very extensively in Brown
county. where the high waters interfere
with the movements of parties who
would pursue the red-skiHned seoundrels.
The Dallas Herald, of June Sd, mem
tions very severe hail storm in that
county the Monday before, which seri-
ously injured the wheat crop in all
directions, and almost entirely destroyed
it IN others. Mr. Floyd's fields were
rendered valueless, and every pane of
glass in the north side of his house was
broken by the hail, which ranged in size
from a musket ball to a hens egg
The Belton Journal says about
twelve families, mostly from Coryell
and McLennan counties, passed through
town on yesterday, en- route for Cali
fornia. West Of this they viii join COM
pany with others, making in ali one
hundred families.
The Tyler Reporter says the sheriff
of Wood county, at the recent sitting Of
the district court for that county, after
very thorough search, failed to and suffi-
cient jurors competent under circular NO.
Is, in consequence Of which there was
no court We hope the military viii
find the enforcement Of this order i'm
practicable, and reseind it. And again,
we are informed that two additional
companies of troops are on the march
from Austin to Tyler. Tyler Is
becoming an important place in military
circles. We suppose, however, that de-
tachments of these troops will be sent to
the neighboring towns. s-- q r
The Iia(frange Democrat says: Sew
eral droves of good looking horses and
beeyes have passed through our town
and vicinity In the past two or three
weeks, bound for the markets north ana
east. We are glad to see the trade IN
that line revived and going In the right
direction to restore some OF the eireu-
lating medium to Orr country.
The Anderson Record mentions anoth-
er killing affair: We have been informed
that = difficulty occurred at Red Top, on
Tuesday last, between Wash. Hoke and
John Dreskell, in which the latter was
shot and died almost instantly. Up to
this writing, Thursday, Hoke has not
been arrested.
The Marshall Reptsblicda learns the
ice manufacturing company has reduced
the price of ice, from five cents to three
cents per pound, which is delivered at
all the stores and residences on our lead
ing streets. This reduction will enable
all families to enjoy q cool drink OF
water this summer. The company have
two machines, and are now prepared TO
ill promptly all orders for ice ia any
quantity, at the moderate price OF three
cents per pound.
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LATE FRom wAsHINaroN.


The cabinet convened in extraordi-
nary session at half past 10 o'clock. The
question under consideration was the
revocation of Gen. Sheridan's order dis
placing Gov. Wells, and restoring Mayor
Withers of Mobile, but no conclusion
was reached. It is believed that each
case will be examined in detail before
acti0n is taken.
An evening paper asserts that a eircu-
lar has been sent TO every senator and
member earnestly urging their presence
here on. the first Wednesday in july.
The members Of the congressional execu-
tive committee are in favor of July
session.
The total amount Of public lands dis
posed of in Nebraska, Kansas and
Michigan, by the returns to the general
land office is l23, 900 acres.
During the past few weeks, informa-
ton has been received here that Admiral
Tucker, Of the Peruvian navy, and for
merly of the Confederate navy, has been
dismissed by the Peruvian government.
II will be remembered that Admiral
Dshlgren, Of olir navy, refused the usual
courtesies 10 Tucker on account of his
rebel anteeedeIts.
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The Montgomery Advertiser of the
18th inst. gives the following version of
the recent killing Of the eolored register
in Hail county, who it seems, by this
account, was merely justly treated for
insolence too great for any less punish
ment than death: Alexander Webb,
the colored register, walked into store
at Greensboro, and made some state
ment which was denied by some colored
boys present. The storekeeper (whose
name we did not hear interceded, sus-
tanning the position of the boys, and his
assertion was pronounced q d-n lie.
He asked Webb if he knew who he was
talking to. The negro replied that he
did, d--d son Of b--h. The store
keeper drew a pistol, shot him, and as
soon as he could arrange his papers left
The matter, we understand, had nothing
to do with the registry, and the colored
man forfeited his life for q most wantoR
insult, and as many white men have
done under similar circumstances,H
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LATEST
BY TELEGRAPH
Noon Dispatches.
twE.rrEs A..0oIAr.D rnE.. aErosr..l

MOBILE, June -RegistratiOn COM
menced here yesterday. One hundred
and fifty registered, twenty-three whites
and ~ negroes.
AUGUSTA, GA, June Registration
Of voters in the eighteenth senatorial
district was commenced to-day at one
precinct In the outskirts of the city.
One hundred and sixty eight voters were
registered, l5S blacks and ten whites.
RICHMOND, June 19.-Judge H. 81.
Lyons died yesterday.
Registration yesterday showed whites
five ahead. At Norfolk first day 40
registered, whereof 397 were negroes.
NEW YORK, June 19.-Advices from
Queretaro to the 1st instant state that
the trial Of Macmillan, Mlramon and
Msrq1ez was nominally postponed till
June oath, really until after the fall of the
City Of Mexico and Vera Cruz. Maxi
milan is in better health and hopeful.
Judge Rives, of the ninth judicial dis
trict Of Texas, and Judge Dougherty,
also Of Texas, in their charge to the
grand jury, stated that they should not
receive the testimony of negroes, as the
law Of congress on the subject is uncon-
stitutioDal.
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NIL. ftn advancel per annum : 81 !
per week
n, csrr4ers and news-dealers, per copy r a
VTeezIv ner annum On aQNaneel !, - - y
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sTATErTEMs.

STATE ITEMS.
The Paris LlteIliqencer of the 18th
inst, announces Gen. L. NJ. Tharpe, Of
Henry county, as a candidate for the
state senate from the district composed
of the counties of Henry, Weakley and
Obi0n.
Tonight and tomorrow night the
ladies of Paris hold fair and festival for
the benefit of the Cumberland Presbyte-
rian church. Among the prizes offered
is a handsome silk quilt, worth its
weight in greenbacks." We suppose it
must be very light indeed, or stamps are
more plentiful in Paris than in less
favored localities. -
The residence of Mr.. Patton, of Gal
latin, was struck by lightning Saturday
last, but fortunately with no more serious
result than great fright to the ocen-
pants.
A religious revival has been in pro-
gress at the Southern Methodist church,
Shelbyville, for some days past, and
about twenty converts have been added
to the membership.
oil was struck Saturday a week ago,
seven miles from White Bluff, in Dick
son county, near the line Of the Nash
vile and North Western railroad, and
" rs IuuulllB et A1AI dCCNuuba a. Tue tAlc
Of twelve baSov5 per day.
-ButteE Psfalleu TO seventeen cents
per poundst Nashville, less than half the
price demanded in Memphis. Why is
2 .?
Fhe Infamous Capt. Rickman of
BrUNhlOw's pets, the murderer of Mr..
Brown, vas in Nashville Saturday, and
the Union and Dispatch says, was 90 very
little nOticed.n II the wretch had his
deserts, or there was still any sembIanee
of Justice meted out in this G0d fOrsaken
state, cursed by the administration of the
half crazed fanatic, who is styled gov
ernor, Capt, Ricsman, and others of his
-ag 'f.sSaRuld stretch hemp before the
pn ~ ii6oOn wanes.
in the fifth congressional district, no
less than five Richmonds are in the field
as candidates for the diS-honOr Of asso-
ciating with Thad Stevens and mis- crew
They are named as follows: Col. NJ. A.
Price, John Trimble, ID. u MasSto TIL
vie Byron Young, George w verv mai
Bayne. 1t is hardly neoessaf.uarantyl &
that each candidate is confident or cleo
tion bysweeping msjOrities.
Julius SherOd, a convicted thief in
the penitentiary, has been pardoned by
Brownlow, and very probably will be
honored with a commission in the state
guard-so-called
The BaRner says of registration at
Nashville! Three thousand eight hum
dFed and four voters have been Tegis-
tered to this date-s54 whites and $3.50
rOlored
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A.. AND a. SCOTTISH RITE.
RAILROADS.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD.
TRANS leave as follovs leity timel:

V1RATlgs leave as follows lcity time,;
Through Expires. sundays excepted, 6:l0
ara.. Through Mail, s. o PM; 5Omervalie Ac-
com N Odntion at $50 p m.
EXPRESS connects &c Grand Junction with
AFTERNOON train on the Misslssl ppi Genital
Railroad for Holly spriaEs, " ater valley,
Grenada. Jackson NicEsburg, Miss, New Or
Al Corinth, for Ozolona, Columbus, Miss,
Mobile, Ala, etc.
Al Decatur, for Columbia, Nashville, Louis
vile. Cincinnati. etc
Al Chafianooza. for al places in Eastern
AlslsamR. Georgia. North end south Carolina,
Virginia washington, baltimore, Philadelphia
New York, efc-
Through Mai. connects at Grand Junction
with trains Cor EJliv var and Jackson, Team.
At Decatur. for Athens, Pulaski, Ala, Colum-
bia. Sa-hvIlie, etc
AtChatfanooga Mail trains connect for same
points as Express trans.
Baggage checked through
For tickets and further Information, apDiv az
the ONCE, No. 2zS Main street, corner OF south
Court street
WI. ROSS, Genl sup'L
A A BARNES. GeD'l Ticket Agent.
apl4 Is s. Il SHOCK. Pa senger Agent.
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Diamond Line.

"A. BARNES. Gen'I Ticket Agent.
apl4 Is :. SHOCK. Passenger Agent.
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OF TENNESSEE,

STATE OF TENNESSEE, }
CONfPTROLLER'5 OFFICE.
Nashville, June 4, 1851.
l. q. W. BLACK zUKN. Comptroller Of the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the GLoBs NU-
TUAL LIVE IEsURANCE COMPANY. located at
New York city, in the state of New York, has
produced 70 me satisfactory evidence that said
Company has complied with all the require
menis Ofthe laws Of the state of Tenuesr jim
posed on insurance companies. and / fnrgheT
certify that n. 7. IONIINsON GENERAL Act Of
said Company. has also complied with the re-
Q&ren1euts Of the lays 81 tke state, made and
provided IN such eases: wherefore, said GLOBE
~ AiuTUAG LIPS IEsURAN COMPANY has au-
Ie Odty 10 take risks and transact the business
of Insurance in this state.
e.. W. BLACK BURN,
Comptroller Tenn.
Active, reliable and influential parties can
find remunerative employment as s3lic tors,
bytApplicat on 70
II. T. TOMLINSON. General Agent,
No. II Madison street, Memphis, Tenn.
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ASSETS.


N1S3.EIs N2
The Trustees have declared a DIVIDEND on
all Participating Policies in force which have
been in existence u months prior to Jan. l. 1851
to be credited each Policy in proportion tn its
contribution to Surplus, and to be applied at
the Renewal OF each Policy either in reductiod
of Premium or as Hsversionary Additisfs in
1888 tprovided the Amendment OF the Charter
now before the Legislature is effeetedJ other
wise in 1870.
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TRUSTEES Sale.

ny virtue OF Deed OF Trust to me executed
f) by James J. Vaulx. Trustees, on the hrst
fiStl dey OF February. 1866, and duly recorded
~ the Registers Office OF Sh 10y eornty, Ten
pesses. in Record 30 K Number l59l Fiffy-nine
Part One, pages ass and 439. on the l2th day Of
March, 1851, for the purpose Of securing the
payment Of two notes, one frr the sum Of
twenty-five Hundred Dollars, and the other
for the sum OF Twelve Hundred and Fifty Del
lars, both dated Feb. I, 1866, bearing interest
from date, and given by the said James ].
Vaulx. Trustee, 10 Sarah =. GoFsuch, Tor the
balance due her On account OF lots l5l and l33-
Nov, therefore, by the authority vested in
me to sell the property conveyed in said Trust
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MASONICDIRECTORY.
~. 1907
LoDsEs.
AgerRoNA. Nc l6s Meets Ist Monday in
ever month AZ Odd ellows' Bau cor. Court
unson. Sec.
soUrH MEN rms. No us. Meets ID Friday Of
2. each month HalI. cor y ad lson and second.
> = sellaTs ~ " 81 A Bssl l, X - PFlS5a, 45,1 see each
month HAL. cor Madison and Second. John
Ainslie, v n; Il. p, woodward, sec.
HANILT0G, No. l99. Meets 81 friday OF each
mOstll--Odd-t elloWs Hail. p n Stanley,
W. n: " H.-BUtfs. Sec
KILwINeINe, NO. 81 ~ D9 Meets 4th Friday
Of each m0nth-gi Front street John j.
Worsham, S3s, ". y B. K i-uilen, I'D, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
FEVS Chapter, No 9. Meets 2d Monday Of each
mouth-Odd- Fellows Hsh A J. .Nheeie eT,
Il. p; II. q. Paynter' Sec
AND S. X.
EUREEA Council. No. s. Meets 81 Monday Of
each uouth-faid- Fellows HalI- John lent,
IN. H.; 81. ". .ggin, Rec.
TEmPLARs.
cTEESE Co-amandery, = T. Meets 4th Mon
day Of each month. John Zent COM; n. ].
Miggiu, Rec-
A.. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
2li Fir0nf Street.
arEsrrs Lodge Of Perfection, lsth; No. I.
stated Communications "a wednesday night
OF each mOnth. Henry J. Woodards sd, c.
. NJ: Charles 81 Carroll, lsth. Sec.
MrrHaas LOdae or Perfection, 18th; No. ?
Meets 4th Wednesday Of each month. George
MelleFsh, sd, o. NJ; A. h. Frankland, sd
CSsfPirTa rouncfl or Princes Of Jerusalem, IGth-
No. J. Benz. K. Puilen, ed, Tarsh.'.; -
C,ErvA a. l.rE-R OF Rose Croix, 18Th, No. l.
Charles ". Adams, S2d, NJ. W. a. Z. 4oIn-
linson, 321. Sec.
PJTTI.IPHE DUPLEssEIs Council OF E-h, Slth.,
No. j. Henry p. AoOoard, S1d.s Comm. ;
william Y. CirOde Sd, Rec .
CoNsIsroRY or WEST TErSEssf7E- ed. John
Afnslie SD. Comm. IN Cnlef; Dodge G.
Trader, sd, Beg.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
PUHLIsHED DAILY g wEEKI'
JOHN S. c. HOGAN 8 co.
PRIcE OF sUBsCRIPTEoN'
less 5. ',inS me-. s.is, ~ - sDVEETrSINe.

~
uailv On advanced per annum sA@ ~ ~
per week -
ur, ,carrierg and news-dealers, per COPY < nS
S5Seel-iv ner annum fin adYancel . y, "
rS- 40 Inscription entered On i'l ial'-ii S'o''
for a les time than one montn-
RATES or ADVERTIsENS.
f,Da square one insertion u ~
each addftional insertion g
two weeks Sm
one month T: SV.
81 AN advertisements oonsiaefe1 eee 0i''o
he arst insertion. a., tt.,
e. Fiehf liaes Of solid nonpareil eonslitte'sn
- All advertisements IN the Special Notice
,olnu,n Will be chsrged - cents per nne:
TsE- Marriage and death notices pepilsheo as
afher advertisements - -
So Advertisements 10 be inserted IN ine
Weekly paper only, OF a. irre ~ "a ~ sI A. NJ ~
either on the papers, VIII pc emu lse1 - p"
souare Tor each and every inser rlon. g. -.
fEF5- An advertisements not marked igI = spe-
cial time will be discontinued 81 Inc emu oi one
Mssse' Msse An embellishments for the APPEAL must
s,s 1,a-7ied in az the Clerks desk
A. fiaasseHf aduertiseseI,fs must Be paid yoT
e. ~ advert sement VIII appear in the
weekly paper unless by special contrset
efforts 10 send us subscribers, ana nI up our
isis and also TO forward any Items OF news
fbsf nav be OF sufficient local Importance 70
vTsrrant their publication.
TERMS OF WEEKLY.
Asan inducement 70 get up clubs, We have
stlorfei the following scale OF prices, which are
as low as our current Office expenses VIII admit
Of:
one Copy, one year S %
10 clubso or ten or more, each 81
twenty or more, each 800
Tnuuto5lV IN 0iuullce-
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ath nav of univ. lss7.

between the hours OF 10 and II m, sell On
the premises 20 the highest bidder fer cash, tts
tract or parcel CT land, known as lots No. ia
and No. fS2 on the plan OF GTeenaw's Al di-
ton TO the city Of Memphis. being l5SS feet
FenTth street with the north side OF Mil street.
The riqhs OF redemption Is expressly waved,
and the fitas believed 70 be perfect, bat ] sell
only As Trastse- r-,os, r-,.,x
Msmphis, June 8, lsS7, In
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FTnHRQUGH Receipts given for COTTON via
Il Cincinnati by rail or river. Time guaFan-
teed-Cars sealeu-no change from Cincinnati
10 New York WAY JOHNSON.
rnh5 n star Wharf boat
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KTOICE.

U1F4E creditors OF the estate of s. s. Malone
are hereby notified that i bavs suggested
the insolvency OF said estate to the ClerE of The
county CourtOf Upton county. Tennessee ana
~, creditor OF sad estate are notifeS 70 fie
tbeir claimxs, duly authenticated, within slx
months from date hereof, or THIS notice VIII Be
fled In 4, AZ OF the same.
- : : VAL sANFoRn, Adminsstrator.
April Isl, lss7. splslf
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INSURANCE. AGENCIES
To MY OLD FRIENDS
N
Vest Tennessee, Mississippi
and Ark091SdS.

HAVING, accepted a permanent Agency OF
Ii the ST LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE INSU-
hANCE COMPANY, / would respectfully ask
the attention OF my Old riends to that Institu
ton as safe, certain and reliable medium
through which they may assure their families
against v ant ia The event OF death, or them
selves from an Impoverished old age in case
OF ui-success in life
Ny. n. :. OTIS is associated with me and Is
hereby recommended to public confidence
Our Office Is al No. AZ Aadf on street, rear
room DeSOto Block, where we viii be happy
70 iinpart any needed Information % those de-
sifinE Life insurance.
mh2 sm II. MCMAHON.
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MISCELLANEOUS
GLOBE MUTUAL
dies
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEW YORK.
SECOND ANNUAL REPORT.


To Cash Assets, Jan. l. 1856 .....s sg57 go Al i
10 Premium Acct for 1864. S6ll 81 4!
To ln's'trec' q and accrued 80 9gl G5-672429 o. /
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TRUSTEES.

LORING ANDREWS. or Lortng Andrews &
Son, u Gold street.
CHARLES KNEELAED. OF Bogert & Knee
land, 40 William St
JOHN vANNEST.. vannest q Hay
den, 70 Beekman st.
JOHN BUTTERFIELD. Wells, Butterfield
q CO.,American Ex-
press
JOHN X. PRUYN -Pres't Central Bank,
Brooklyn.
SAMUEL. L. RLAFT,,..,.,-Of Adriance, Platt &
Co, l65 Greenwich
street.
GEORGE LORILLARD New York.
JOHN D. MARS ...... OF David DOws & Co.
% South street.
J. A. .HARDENBURGH OF Fenner. Harden
burg & Co, lbs
Wafer street.
CYRUS p. SMITH ............ Vice Pres't Brook
lyn City r. r. &
UHiGn Ferry Co..
and late Mayor OF
Brooklyn.
PLINY FREE Man President.
HENRY c. FREEMAN Sc -retary.
PLIKT FRgENAE, President.
L0RING ANDREWS, Vice President
HEtRY c. FREEMAN, Secretary.