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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-03
ASSETS. JULY 1856.
,U75, $50
ITARHITTEC
Los By POrlland nc. JuIy "a.
IlHE tOtaI amount covered By tho Atna Poll.

VNHE total amount covered by the Etna Poll.
i cies on property destroyed or damaged is
$2O6.S5 on which salvage will be about five
per cent. Our total loss will not vary much
from S4O,OU, and was promptly adjusted and
paid. This gum is five per cent. upon the Com
pany's assets, figure but slightly exceeding
our Government and State taxes paid last year,
or a proportion equal TO So 900 loss for com
pany Of $1,000 assets.
The necessity for insurance and the value of
wealthy, strong corporations is forcbIy IL
lustrated by this fire. Several weak insurance
companies are destroyed. Portland has a
population of 35.00O-was handsomely built
mostly fine brick or stone structures-protected
and screene ed with onward of {, 900 shade trees
bounded on three sides by water-indeed,
literally, almost rising from the ocean--and
with steam fire department-yet il has $lO,-
OOO,OOO Of property consumed in few hours
upon holiday when its people are least ocsu-
pied-from the very insignificant cause of a
contemptible frecracker.
Remember the trifing origin Of fires that
sweep away in a few hours the earnings %
years. Consider your best interest and give tho
Htna Agent a call If you need proper insur-
ance security. Pay fair rate of premium for
a good and genuine article, and with these
lights and experiences before you, procure
your Insurance with shrewd Judgment.
Applications for insurance promptly attended
to by II. A. LITTLETON a Co.. ACTS.
1896 No. p Madison street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-03
ACCIDENT DEPARTMENT.

GENERAL ACCIDENT POLICIES ARE
VI written for any term from one month to
one year. insuring against all forms of
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-03
Bodily Injury by Accident,

Fatal or non fatal. whether tho injury be re-
ceived in travelling or not, whether in the store,
Office. shop, factory, on tho street or farm, or
10 any of the ordinary avocatiOns of life.
These poices guarantee tho payment OF a
fixed sum, from 500 20 $40, 900. In case of fatal
accident; or n stipulated sum per week, from
e3 to $50, as indemnity for loss Of time by totally
disabling injury by accident, at an annual cost
Of S5 10 $50 per $1,000. according 20 occupation.
The TRAVELLERS OF HARTF0RD-the
pioneer accident insurance company of tho
country-has. up 10 March ], 1867
Issued ocer NINETY THO USA ND Policies,
aud Pad -FOUR HUNDRED AND
s FIFTY TH0 USA Nd DOL
LARS IN Losses.
Including more than five thopsand losses for
Aby death in which the sum OF S2O8, 900 was
realized for less than 5000 received in pre-
miums.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-03
Ten Year Non-Forfeitable.

Ten Year .Non-Forfeitable Policies insure
against death from any cause. and the pre-
miums are all paid up in ten years. Indemnity
for accidents under this form of policy, holds
until age Of 10. These policies are MONITOR
feitable after two annual payments. Rate per
$1,000:
policy .........~s2G.I4 s29Os ss2.66 s3zO4 $42.4
Com. Life and
Other ages in proportion.
Also. Term and Non Forfeitable Endowment
Policies at propOrti0nate low rates.
The TRAVELLERS OF HARTFORD was
the first company in the world TO combine Life
and Accident insurance under one policy and
premium. This form Of policy meets with
much favor, as il covers all personal hazards
under one risk, and its cost is less than most
companies charge for Life insurance alone.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-03
Annual Premiums for Life.

Policies for Life insure against death from
any cause, and the premium is payable annual
ly during life. Rate per $1,000:
,. ,AgeofD 25 80 IS 40
policy ,....,~-:sl2.l9 1890 sl6.lO $ls97 $22.sl
Accident ..... 1919 1890 :OIO 22.s7 26.sl
Other ages in proportion.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-03
PUBLIC LEDGER.
PuBLIsHKD
EVERY AFTERNOON. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
irNulilhf iu-sr-f w. ~" d
WHITMORE BROTHERS,
No IL Madison Street.

The PUBLIC LEDokR is served 70 City Sub
scribers By faithful carriers At TRN CENTS per
week, payable weekly TO the carriers.
by mail. SIX DOLLARS per ahnum, or
Fifty Cents per month, In advance.
Communications upon subjects OF general In
terest TO the public are at all times acceptable.
Rejected manuscripts WILL NOT be returned.
& 'sq RATES OF ADVERTISING. @
First Insertion. cents Per line
Subsequent nsertions......-...--5
For One Week"............-......,.3U
For Two Weeks. s.....-....-.,..,-...to
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For One eMOnth..............,.-......-lo =
Each subsequent month--.-...6O [" -"
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-17
Gus Der ebieaso 9imes.)

4 Cine wobltbdtisr 8trf9s-
ss+@efellf6aft. pbilipp &ei6ert,
$780,, pom bitlcr Stabt (GbicasO) befen Office
SO. 1875 9Th Dear6Ornfra6e, &cOm 10, bat
bic General aseatur fur bic peprta ppbItbG-
tise unb sfsenifitise @eri6ernnss-Geiell-
i6aft Gbernpmmen. Giele @eiell4aft mad
ben 5erren, tpeldbe banlit Serbunten lnb, 81
urtteileu, perbirnt allrs gertraurn unb III pCl-
ftanpis 5uprrldliis. SbsIei@ erit bon furaem
gefanbr, ma&t in biefrr Stapt aab bursb ben
saussn 0Orbpsfsn biels GeisQf@aft iGOn iebr
ausse0sbnts Gtl@aftt"
90 tpeit bic Simes. Das @prltebenbe 1T
DOllftdubie riGtis. Meuige 9eute baden cine
Mbnuns ODER miirben co piellfiht slauben, tpie
srpe unb aussebebnt bic 9ei6Gfte pieler Conn
pasnie irbt f6On fnb. Gs beitebea beretts
81 ageuturer, baruntsr peIds IN ben srSBten
uab sntfernttitsn StGbtsn, tpte ct, 2euis,
ebieasO, Milwautis, Tittsburs u. /. 10, Be-
beutenbe 9ummsn @eIbes pereen BON bieien
asenturfn BON 3eit su 3tit tinsei9idt; nnb
auf allen Stittn fnbet has liutsrntbmen bic
pOlIfdnbishe .Nnerfeatuns, bic parntffe Or
mA'.N'a"s WY =. ''ss..S. SDA.S $3.50 1"O
y" 'Dss." - lASs'" wv " 1 80" oAV.s''
O,l's "''.'V"'." 's1s". o,s'',s...a a.-
ntp'u'" .sap, Wv Dus - s'... " 1850
s1s'lV'a oAg1as 1ss ~. D.s ar.
l'e.s E.s s'sp1e''sr'4 sv''sSI's wv q, -
@fFps" DUP taa iDDu'U ~, .'aHu' OAo p.lA.
w ""s y. 'ess'tg4..ss S0asa"s WI wv
Oan3s Don lspfm ssAssshsh SaU'P'paua wv
gsms.H ua0 1'p"s st'ah"s w W WV wv ~
''aFa l Mu p'sep..'S'' S~"'".
ausbebHer.. Seee Gamilie wtrh 60 ale ras
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-17

&eiolutionen bersli9 als Die 9latfotri
Der Bartei aceeptiren,
! 8 ei @Iofie,n, OaB 5err Snbn
Srtlnble Der geeignetite Wann ii, Inn
oielen con9reiioneaen Oiitrift I'M
GonareB gu repr6ientiren.
Sic erlte 9teiolution muroe an9e<
npmmen. Stadbem Der Yraiioent Die
smeite 8eiolution CUR 9lbitimmung
boraeleat, erbob iib Serr s. 0f. Wfur'
pbp un6 nominirte Serrn Sobn Cams
renee. G6reiber bieies (Sobn 8ubn)
erbielt Johann bas @ort unb, inoem er
Die glomination bes Serrn Qaturenee
unteritubte, iprad er alio:
,,Wetne Serren! Gigentbumlide
8oraange baben Die Ginleitung gu
oieler Contention sebilbet. SO fno
&niffe unb collide Der rnannigfaltiai ten
Dirt unternommen tpor6.n UNI Den
Musbruf Der freien Meinung Der
Wa6en su perbinoern. Gr, Der Geos-
ner, lei nebr ipie irgen0 etn anoeres
Giitalieb Ser raoitalen Starter nerfolgt
lror6en, neil er fdl niAt babe ent<
iAIieBen t0nnen, fir bic gtonination
Sobn Srimble's gu a9itiren, uno neil
er Sobu 2aiprence'S glniprube nberall
bertreten uno bertbeibi9t babe. Gr
femme Sobn 2aprenee felt LANCER Belt
uno babe nit ibm brei Sabre lang in
einem 8eeiment geoient. Sobn Gam
renee iei elm @brenmann uno Elm
Ntann, Der itets feline 9fi6t erfillt,
mo- er aud INNER ii6 befunben. @r
proteitire baseaen, baB irgeno Semano
! lid nnterfange, ben peri0nliden Gba >
rafter oes 0erren 2amrence an5ugret<
fen, uno er prOteifire gegen leOen
8erludl, Sen freien Meinungsaus :
oru6 beS 8olfes untertriifen 81 molten,
SD, fubr Der 8eoner fort, bin in oieie
Contention gefomineu, UNI metne
Stimme fur Sobn 9aiprence ab5uge'
BEN mn6 i'd gebente es gu tbun.> Nls
i'd aber in Die Contention 9ing, tuuBtt
| i6, oaB i'd moraliid sebunoen mar
| mid Dem Oiftum berielben gu fa9en
! SD beoaure es tief baB Die groBe WfalIt
Der sSreunoe bes Serrn 2anrence I'D
1 III BEN S6ritt perleiten lieBen, oi!
Contention gu berlailen. Gber, inoen
fJe oas tbaten uno oas s 10 oentgemal
fat unaetbeilt bem 9errn Srintbl'
raunlten, begaben iie fid aler 2lnfprub,
auf Mbbilie Der bebufS domination
bes Serrn SObn Srimble angemanhtei
Sdli6e. Midt Der Sebler Der Sreuno
Erimble's miro esiein, uenn 2amrenc
unterIieet, lonbern Der Sebler oe9eni,
aen Maauel, Die 2awrence 10 belB uni
10 parm nnteritIbten uno Die in ben
Slugenolid Der gntideiouns obne ieg'
li6e ueberlegung Die Contention Der
lteBen uno bebor iie oas tbaten, al
mogliden Serlude madten, Die Se.
batten uno Sanoluusen bieler Gonben
ton su unterbre6en. = SD timne III
Sobn 2aprence uno fomns bamit cine
mir oblieaenoen 8Hi9t mad. ST.
l1ebrieen muB i'd mid Der @ntidei
bung Der Contention fii9en.
4 Sierauf puroe sur A6itimmang &c
idritten uno, ipie naturli6, Do fat al
Sreunbe ees Serrn Sobn 9aprenc
Sic Sale berlaiien batten, fiel Die be
oeuteno Interchangeable Maioritdt De
@timmen aHf Srilnble.
gfa96em elm gomite ernannt maj
UNI Serrn Srimble bon Dem Belblu
Der s onbention su bcna6ribtigen, Der
tagte ii6 bie Contention.
Soften mir, baB in 3ufunit bic Sci
ter unierer Yartei babon abitrabire
peroen, @orsdnge uie Die Der leste
biersebn Sage ie luieoer beraaf gu be
l@p0ren.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-17
NecDrDerssgDmrt.

Die Gef@dfte in 6iefer Court tparen
aeltern fbnea abeemdht. &
8tusi betruufene 6erfen, bic i'd uus
or6entli9 auffiibrten, ipurOen NIT $50
beleat; Der cine. besablte in Greenba6s,
Der anbere min biefeIbe init Steins
nopfen abberoienen.
Gin 6es uuorbentlihen 8etragens
MngetIagter fpur6e, 0a man ni@ts ge>
get TIN beipeifen fofinte, entlafien.
@obann ipuroe einem Germ, Der
iih in Der 6renoe feiues MauiAeS
gbermabi8 unorbentlid anffibrte, err
! belt cine 9liftelAng in BET itdotii6en
GtaDttlopferet 70 LANCE Bef6dftignne
bat, bio @25 eism @eifen Der Gfabts
talie ber0ieut iin0. 4
+ Sine farbige Game nn6fe fiir ibl
Renebmen $5 &trafe 3ablen.
Gin feiiier Serr, Der f6neIIer 6urd
M tra6en fHbr, ale III ha6 @elei
...!!!t bate fur fejn 8ergai1pH $5l
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-17

h 9oIhaten Der g. u. 81. i'm sansen eaube
tperben ernitli@ eriu@t, Der SenneiIee Staats,
.3eituus a6eraG 8erbreituns au geben.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-17

Ssfte
Der i'm bieiiaen poitanlt, ais unbeteus
bar, CUR Mbbolun9 bereit Hesenben
8riefe:
s ME n g It E.
Beius 30. Srp 81.
2lnf 6. 4ReperS
4eGttein9Ip s. Sinpion 3. 6.
9erre n<Qilte.
Moams 6. 6. Mleranber y.
Barter @ 81. Glfum 9.
9psIing @m, SeHemau g4
Ottoman 8. eSOrean y. 3.
Rdrtin Sobn Wfartin S. W.
Ybinips D. y. Yhiutps 9. 8.
Stee man 9. Slater s. VI.
Sneibeder s. SieieH .. ID.
Eiehe 6. gintler
Sirmeu:
eeiber unb 60. S9neiber u. Gresham
Gtrpfer uno 60.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-17

EE SEER MSDrib N6ber
TT 2otaI 49ent Der !, Sennefee Staatss
3eituna".
/ Wer biIisen, seblei6ten Tpmeltic faufen
MID, Der sebe gu 9isue u. NanieL SO.
60 NOrb Narfst StraBs. milo tgB
,~. 9lbonnenten lollten in ibrem
eiaensu, lofpie in unirrm SntereiIe io>
fOrtige @nseise lber ettua borfomnlenoe
llnregeImdBi9teiten in Der 8efeuuns
Der 8eituus auf unierer Office MAIDEN
Il Giut fstne auspabI plantation artifs
BEL 9ieue u. Mauter SO. 60 NorS-
8arfst 9traBe. milo 1gB
H S. u. McGlure, SO. 80 LUTON Gtra6e,
1T Asent Der welt6eriibniteu Wnnps aus prf
Sabrif Der 6erren 9tetnpan u. @onS GIN
seiee an anberer @tele in bielem Blatte) fur
IennelIee uno Rorb alabama. CT rerfauf
Isbielelben in lstnem NuFflaben gu 5abrif-
preilen. maQ 3M
&@ MQe Mrteu OruGarbeiten, Gngs
lid unb Seutid,, iperben in Der Crude
rel Der Staats5 eitung billig uno prompt
beior9t.
Cine slan3enbe &uspabl geiu@ter DIP
@Oobs gu berabsefesteu Yreileu perbeu be
/ pisus u. @anier, go. 62 gfOrD- Marfst
| StraBe gum gsrtaufe UHrrirt. milo I'D
~ Meubeitelunsen auf Die ,,Sens
nehee Staats 3eituns" t0nnen BEL ben
9erren e
q. 8oruitein, 9ioro <goueseitr.
@rnlt YobL Germantown
g. 9utb, Srantlin SPITE
abse9eben neroen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-17
IIuR=8 eri6t.

geit uulerm Iesten Beri@t it fein
eiu5iSes 6abr5eu9 in uniern Safen
einselaufen, ' nut
Das Sanpiboot Sempeit bon 9Ouis<
bile patfirte geitern Glarfspille unb
tpir6 fomit itiinbli6 bier ertpartet.
Das Oampfboot Solpena; oas am
Sienitag bon Cincinnati a6fubr, ipiro
iebenfalls bente bier eintreffen, unb 1T
beltimnt, morgen glben6 pieber bOrt<
bin suriifsufebren.
Ser SluB 1T in beitanoisem Sauen;
itano aeltern 3 SuB s 3ou on Den
Sarpetb Sboals. 1
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-17
zw Solo Ofuete seaern in Stem gOrf

w Solo Offnete geaern in Stem 9orf
nit 1877 unb f6IoB 2lben6S nit 1874.
Baum ipolle. Sn Stem 9ort mar
Ger Wartt rubig; upianbs 281 -29
gts.; borgeftern, unb geitern iuuroen 1865
Balen empfangen. Sier mar Der Warft
Fau; 81 Ballen = l gu 20, 35 gu 70,
4 81 224, 5su %, unS II gu 214 =
% Sis. uuroen berfauft. Gmpfan9en
iptrben IL unb berfdifft SO Ballen.
Son 2inerpoel iino feline Sepeiden
ansefommen.
/ Gin ba6I6er 0renabine pber -5bftlsnb
9baUl 1T gu babsn BEL gisueu. Ma-
MET go. 60 ROrp-Rartet 5tra6s.
H 6eute flnbet gum Benefis Der
Mbpents e8ir6e in Der Maibnille Sc
male MtabemD elm Waifeit itatt, gu
mel9em mir bic lebbafte Betbeiliguag
nnferer ssreunbe .iolIicitiren. - DEM
@omite unierH Sanf fir ilberianote
Sifets. 43
4 Cine bubble sluSpabI Wosambiaues,
Ruslins unb Grenadines gu berabssirsten
yreiieu lOebsn empfansen BET gisue u.
@amfeI 30. GO ROrb<Marfst Giraffe.
milo 1W
Ew Sn 8rop sbille, Senn.,
fanb am Iekten Wfontag cine raoifale
Convention ftaft, UNI einen @enator
| fur ben Senneiiee Genat gu ernennen.
- Die Contention iuuroe ourd 80s
belbaufen, aus W1iBbergniiaten uno
unreconitruirten NebeIIen beitebeno,
aufeebroAen un6 nahoem Elm lebbaf,
tes G6armibeI unb 9iitolenfeuer fiji
cine furse Belt la19 aufredt erbaIteu
mar, obne 66B irseno Semano berlebi
ODER bertpunbet uorOen, entidloB man
ii6, bic gonbention auf einen anberr
Sag 81 berufen. - S1one 3uitanoe
/ gEir perpeilen unisre esier auf bic in ben
4 an3istlpaltsn anssFiin6iste gerfteiseruns scr
Sadffeinen unb Saubels. Dielelbe ptrb beut
fritz nm 10 llbr an Der 5rcnt Giraffe in be-
gfGbe Der 3ennbabn ifattfnben.
EN Sie n6dentliAe staatssei,
tuna foitet mad allen s beilen Der unioi
perlan6t 50 per Sabr. 0a6 Deutid.
Iano, einfd IieBti9 bes 8or,
4 to,s,, $4.10; na9 Der S6mei3 4.0(
| portofrei. -ginseIne Nummern mad
europa 10@ents portofrei.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-17

VTir Settings berans9eber.
SD babe cine siemli& srOse auantitat
beutl@sr 8resisr, in iebr sutem 3uitanb BE-
puplib, ttIurr eIwa Gin OusenS Stanbe unb
swei Dusenb S@rifttaften, aud anbere Or
titel, gu siner teutl9en Druderei sebSris, su
prrfaufsn. 0enannte Sa9en fSnnen gu bill
lissn prsilsn absela1tn irerben.
JObn Nubm,
Seransseber Der uStaats;eituns"
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-17

EE SEER WtDrib M6ber
tit 2ofaI I9ent Der y Senneifee -Staats<
3eituna".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-06
svsSlAsy IN BROADWAY.

The s,oso No. OF Broadway. the rear Of which -
occupied by Dir j. Pecairc real estate oiice, was
entered some time during sunday nigh by burglars ~
appears according TO Nr PecaIrc that no keeps real
estate ONCE and that he had stored IN his rcoms last
week quantity OF furnishing goods belonging 20 third
party. On arriving his Office on Monday morning nc
found tina, The room had broken into and that the
goods which consisted Of forty dozen SIX neck
lies twenty dozen Grape silk necktics, forty
dozen merino an6ershirts thirty dozen silk
pocket handkcrchcfs, twenty dozen inon pocket hand
kerchIes ana twenty dozen srawcolored Kid cloves had
been carried of The value Of the property lost s est
mated AZ $500 The stranges feature about the rob-
berv seems TO be much that access could be bad TO
the place as that large quantity Of goods could be
away Al such locality without the perpetrators
of the robbery being discovered. The entrance tho
building made through one OF the rear windows,
which had been left wide open by those Ia the store and
the goods could NOT have been taken into the street BY
any other way than through the graveyard Of
"a Thomas church. which formerly STOOD where
No. 81 now stands There 3 always, even on san
day nights, ~ all hours, q tht particular spot
CONSTANT posing 70 and fro u vsbiu Sna psdes,rass
IN jwt spss2e ~ yssa ~ ssvW4 prlves spppsi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-06

cousiry occupied BY the rsvoutionss and Argentine
troops send editorials from the Chile newspapers in
dicapg the in which the war between the sew
States east Of the Andes regarded in this republic
The United States sloopof.war Pensacola Captain
John worden arrived here last month, and will
proceed to the North Atlantic squadron The Dakota
arrived here about two weeks since, relieving
the Tuscarora The Dakota took Minister,
General KiipAsriek on board, and visited raica-
huano last week. returning day before yesterday.
The Tuscarora has gone to the Fejee Islands
10 punish some OF the savaxes for barbarides
against American seamen and will cruise far Aus
tialia and New Zealand She Is expected 10 return
this coast in about six months The Nyack arrived
here on the Esd ut from calao, and LEFT yesterday
cruise the SOUTH probably going far the straits
NJ Magellan.
Lieutenant Commander Barton, OF the Tuscarora was
married in Valparaiso last month O. daughter Of an
American millionaire, Mr. Brown. II is understood that
Mr. Barton receives with his bride the snug
fortune Of $500 600 AS the Tuscarora ordered of
long crase, Mr. Barton transferred TO the Da-
kota Lieutenant Commander E. Merriman Of the latter
seaer calamity volunteering exchange places ia the
ships, and going out with the Tnscarora
From the Valparaiso Price Current " this date
tract the following summary OF the markets.
is alarmed than snything else the
proongaon Of the the activity in trade elected by the
past fortnight well afford motive FOR consolation From
the LIST 10 The Nth Of the MONTH hundred and
vessels entered port Valparaiso fifty
and ifty-sevca from foreign ports
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-06

The Church u ,lie Pilgrims. Ifoo>iyn vn W. q -
scnJay evening ~ attentive s,ngrcsat..s =.
occasion Of the thiy sesen, sunser.afy t.e trooa
Ism City Mission and Tract secicy. Ec,. r err,
pastor Of The cl,rrc and President the So ~ ~,
sided and a. about hafpast ccocs the ere -
were opened with sin. ing ~ tie choir. Df 5 bea
offered w fcryent prayer NJ Ter winch fee Scfsta
Rv. DR. T.. IL. tanuen, read he report iar INC ~
rue lmp.ra vas .u,e"aa' long a, pas .'.,s e
accruinr from soch soccty this snd the 'rrctrnt
work which i performed In the Gig o. Irool st''-
tber on tie report stated fho Ibors and r3DI 4.
s,cely dnir" The trlst year. ak f.fo..s NIph" ~
misspnales. 20; visitors. 46e; aessm ,rcts 3 arias
tod ..,t2, Bbos mud jc-tamens tis'ub,i' ID. a,0to:
children gathered INTO sunnay Schools LOO .afarn
gsthcred lAto pubic sshoois, us; Induced = q
Tend church. l,1.s; temperance pieiges ottaira,i cD
prayer meetings held l,si5; iaInily .is''s bv
missionaries, 3Cl.9; fnnefals attended. ~,
npck .,lde.s RETAINED 10:. hopofGl couvfr..1Y,
las: united WITH abarhes. M. yi.rs 10 ,en,,..
institutions $50 These family isiIs reported no.
mere calls from honsc 20 house. hnt visits ~nefc
ngio,s creations and PRAYER were had. ins
mary showed more encouraging results tlaD
obained III any previous year. SIS inors onates
emroyed duriDs the past car. and over 81 ~ 10
sand aadi'ihal PAGES Of tracts dsiubosaf seiec
ncs A. MANY children were gathered INTO ne oh,
10 church. and doab. the nulahcr Of family si'~
made. lac number OF yo1nner .sltnrs, however. hno
dmiu bed; hut this vas the only rniavorablo -asir.
rhe report hen went 10 state that the Nasy ymf
hospital and county institutions were visited D. M
sionarc: who had ,nei with gratifying s,cie :
IRON tic individual reports Of missionaries
we're furnished illustrative OF The g.rio4s
results o. ihor labor 10 ali parts o. tho city Joe 81
Iin missionaries. Rev. Warren ocAweli, died IN rr
last, and IN tile cIosing pages OF the report RIO IN
tribute pad 10 the memory OF deceased.
Mr. Bel, the treasurer OF tho society. next i.ad
bis annual report, nom which u appeared tnaI GA
the La OF March 1866, 10 received from the icrner
treasurer tho sum OF &52o and bonds, which being
sold announced 10 50 6sJ. There had been confronted
In collections and donations rom various churches da
ing the SI7, eO Mr. Bell read long HIT corair
ing the pames Of Churches aud the gwen bt each
The largest beng S5,025. from the Church 81
the Pilgrim There bad been SIS received from
the saie Of tracts. making the foiai rcee'p.s
Of the society for the pls year, inciuaing tDe oaisb.e
from the preceding year s2i 02l There had been
paid to missionaries SIS i02 for printing journal s21s
ior tracts Chd's Paper &r 81 o7 Incidental eypen'es
500, leaving balance hand OF $i.jI2, drawing
tcrest There also pledges on hand from .arc1s
churches amounting 70 Sc 49, The society began lie
past wear with s4e22; TIE present with $500, 'epgng
4 dol "A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-06
mAsWsas Jude AND WANDERERS AID SOCIETY,
Progress Of the Work Of Evamxciizs,ic.
Among Scnnseu.


The regular quarterly meeting q the Mariners GUIDE
and Wanderers Aid Society was bed on sunday
evening al the Mariners Temple, Oliver street, at
the requcst OF the members OF the congregation The
services commenced with tho usual religious exer-
ciscs after which the Rev. w. o. Groom stated the
objects Of the society and the and results OF s
abors and also read the report of the secretary. by
which Il appeared that in the four months ending Feo
ruary the number of visits made TO sailors board ng
houses for the purpose OF religious conversation, H.
2e.0 The number Of vessels visited for the same
purpose was LII he number Of calls upon families
p5 made for the purposes Of religious Intercourse,
attending to their spiritual requirements and inducing
them 10 attend church, the number Of seamon induced
70 attend divine worship 3,57s There were also oSl
Bibles and rcstsments distributed pages Of tracts
and 590l5 pgcs Of miscellaneous matter moral ard
religious nature circulated gratutousy among mariners
The pledge Of temperance had also been admin stored 20
so persons
an interesting statement OF nature and extent Oh DIS
hcld Of labors.
The Rev. w. L. Hodge ras n the church, addressed
the asscmblage Of considerable lcngth IN relation 70 inc
origin OF tho society, which he san nau nov o.en ~
istence iOf upwards twenty one years anu the cfeut
Of the M a act,on md Subsequent success OF which
was mainly due 10 TIE ndciat gable zeal and energy OF
the veteran missionary the Rev, Ira l. stewart VINO mas
been so long and 20 fayorsDy snow M ,o ~, @
recognized with respect Ia almost every port OF the
cIvzcd world and 20 whose memory the oeautnul eoi-
ce In which they then copgrcgated would stand as
srsaIer asc read number " letters from sailors in
different countries who expressed their gratincaon Tor
sbs means Of grace which had been afforded them
through the usvunentary Of the Mariners Aid society,
70 them frop their acquaintance with no oolsoseun
"a Ai<raon61on