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Mr.. WADE HAS AN OFFER.-There is no
doubt whatever Of the fact that Senator
Wilson has made @ direct proposition to
several of Mr.. Wade's friends, and in fact
to Mr.. Wade in person, that if the latter
would resign his position as presiding
officer of the Senate, vote for conviction,
and allow Speaker Colfax to succeed Mr..
johnson, if he should be convicted, then he
WILSON, would publish letter withdraw
ing from the field as a candidate for the
Nice-Presidency at Chicago in favor Of Mr.
Wade, and that both he and Mr.. Colfax, and
their respective friends, woulduse their in
tuence to secure the nomination of Wade.
To the whole thing Mr.. Wade replied that
he was making no political bargains upon
the issue of impeachment, or upon its pre-.
sent aspects. Mr.. Wilson placed his offer
upon the ground that he was willing to re-
sign all his desires for nomination If by
so doing he could render the Presidents
conviction certain.-W Wheeling Intellige,acer.
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Domestic Markets.

New YosK, May 9s-Noon.-Flour quiet
and firm. Wheat o shade frmer. Corn
lc. lower. Mess pork lower; new, s28a6.
Lard dropping at lsA0Ts3c. Cotton duh
and declining at Size Freights firm. Tur-
pentine quiet at 58@685 Co. Rosin-Com-
mon strained firm at $3.25@$3.S0.
Gold, 1401S. Sterling, 11016. United
States bonds, old, 1881. Virginia 6's, 81.
Tennessee SIS, So; new do, 81. sssss.x s,l
Euening.-Cotton dull, heavy, and lower;
sales 800 bales at 31@31]dc. Flour slightly
favors buyers. Wheat opened shade
frmer, but closed favoring buyers. Corn
heavy and DC. lower. Pork heavy and
lower at S2s.259S28. 3711. Lard, ,1Sk@
19Lc. Naval stores dull. Groceries quiet
and steady. Freights shade frmer.
Gold firm at l4G16@1401z. Sterling firm
ct l101k. Governments - Transactions
heavy and prices firm.
BALTIMORE, May s.-Cotton dull at BIO.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat dull ;
Maryland, $3@s3.10. Corn dull; white,
Sill; yellow, Sl.25. Oats active at 660
90c. Rye dull at s1.95@$2. Provisions
dull and unchanged. No transactions in
southern stocks.
CHARLESTON, May s.-Cotton dull with
but little doing sales, 100 bales receipts,
Sc bales; exports, II bales; middlings,
301ac.
SAVANNAH, May Cotton fat; sales,
los bales receipts, 664 bales. -
MOBILE, May 9.-Cotton closed dull and
nominal; sales, so bales; receipts, IS
bales; exports, S23 bales.
New ORLEANS, May Cotton dull and
lower; middling $685.; sales, 900 bales
receipts, 797 bales; exports, 1884 bales.
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Mississippi has been, a long time, about
framing the new Constitution, but it is said
to have done the work well. The instru-
ment, which is about completed, is liberal.
The Mississippi Convention has been in
session four months. Their expenses ap-
proximate 100000, and there is no dispo-
sition to adjourn. a@at
:, Long Island promises New York 5000
bushels of strawberries this year, if the
season is favorable, against 1880 bushels
last year. '4 tt..4 Is .,.,.,3 81 4. 7t--r
) General sickles, it is reported, will soon
resign his commission as colonel IN the
regular army, and return to civil life. r. !,
3 Milwaukee, in one year, has increased it's
population 10, 900 and its buildings l,4oo,
costing about 100000.
Mr.. James KILLER, an aged and respeeta-
blecitizen Of Page, died on the I'd instant
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Who Are the Bondholders, and Where
Are They?
From the New York Evening

From the New York Evening Post. ~
The bonds of the United States are not, in
this country, generally held by men who
may be called capitalists. e., by men Of
realized wealth who live upon their incomes.
We have taken some pains to inquire at the
revenue Offices how that might be in this
city, where so much capital is concentrated,
and we have been astonished at the result.
Of the five richest men of the metropolis,
only two hold, individually, any United
States stocks ut all, and those to very in
considerable amount. Of several others
who pay taxes on incomes over hundred
thousand dollars we could not find that
they were bondholders. The same thing,
We are told, is true of Brooklyn and Albany,
and we doubt not that it is true of Boston
and other cities.
These bonds, besides the three or four
hundred millions held abroad by our friends,
principally in Germany, constitute the in
vestments of savings banks; marine, FIRE,
and life insurance companies, and Of trust
estates. In this State the savings banks
alone hold no less than forty-nine millions
Of dollars in Massachusetts, twenty-five
millions; in Rhode Island, thirteen mil
lions, and so on of many of the other States.
In this city the surplus funds of the life in
surance companies, to the amount Of twenty
millions, are invested in the same way.
The marine and fire insurance companies
hold no less, or in the aggregate, about forty
six millions of dollars. In other words,
again, the savings banks and the insurance
companies doing business in the State alone
hold one hundred millions of United States
stock. In this, trust estates, which We
have no means Of getting at, are not in
cMded.
The precise amount thus held in other
States it is difficult to get at, but Judging by
the figures We have, it is no extravaganza
to assert that ut least two-thirds Of the pub
lie stocks-not owned abroad or deposited
by the national banks as security for their
note circulation-are owned by these vari-
Gus guaranty companies. s...e
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The FiShtsng I'm Observation-Disclosures
ting Details OF the Battle.
New YoRk, May s-The Herasds ASys-
sinian news says every building in Masdasa
was burned. y bsi..ttl 49, 8 zt.'s.s
The Kings widow and son were conducted,
under British protection, 70 the ngre coun-
try. ZEZsltA y
The English wounded are all doing welL
King Theodore was buried In the Magdala
Tia young Prinea Theodore goasto Eng
land for his educationSF
When the English approached, the enemy
was found in grand array. The fight was
opened with mortars. Soon, about 4, 900
Abysainians, with shouts and triumphal
songs, charged the British batteries, and
were repulsed, leaving 700 killed and
wounded in front Of the guns including
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WHAT FOLLOWED A DIVORCE. - The
Bridgeport Comm Farmer recently an
nounced that James NJ. Grant, Of Bridge
port, obtained q divorce from his wife Julia.
The next day Mrs. Grant informed the
public, through the columns of the same
paper, that the notice was the first she had
heard of the matter. On Saturday last the
Farmer announces that Mrs. Grant has re-
ceired information from. England that q
deceased relative has left her the snug lit
tie fortune of eighty or ninety thousand
doIlars ssr-.e-e faat
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Two chssfs. Eing ThsodoEs nov ssnt q &c
Of truce demandfng peace. General Ne.
pier, In return, demanded IBIS unconstitutional
Surrender. Theodore replied thas he would
never accept arbitrary terms, and would
rather continue the battle than do IL bat
would ask that Napier take the English
prisoners and 90 away. All the prisoners
we're released, but Che King refused to eur
render himself. An assanlt was then or
dered by the English commander, and Mag
dala was carried by storm.
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.Afmespherae comnotio,a.

! lFrom the Chicago Republlcah, " edn6sgay.Jk.
/ Most people have heard about the dark
ness which ona certain occasion spersaded
Egypt. but we doubt IT, there we're any
in this city who were prepared for q re.
nswal Of tho phenon anon in Chicago. such
ss happansd yesterday. About o elook in
the aftsrnoon the sky was suddenly sdar.
ksnsd to such an extent that Il was found
necessary TO light the gas all over the city.
For a'simes it seemed aa though night had
forgotten itself and was preIna tureiy envel-
oping the earth III q. more than usual sable
mantle. Then, TOO, the darkness had anun-
usual density about it, and brought with it
o shillinsss that rWss az startling % it Ras
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Republican Frauds for Office in New
Orleans.

Orleans.
New ORLEANS, May 9.-United States
Commissioner Shannon has dismissed the
suit against Governor Baker for perjury IN
taking the oath of office, deciding that the
evidence produced by the prosecution failed
to substantiate the charge.
] An affidavit has been fled by one OF the
late registrars before, United States Commits
sioner Welles to the effect that the newly
elected Republican Recorder in the first
district was not naturalized until after ne
was nominated to the position; also that
;Parson Conway, the Republican Superin-
tendent of Education elect, was not regis
tered citizen Of Louisiana, though appear.
ing on the ticket as from the parish OF
Orleans. The same affidavit states that
United States Commissioners Shannon at
tempted by threats to intimidate afiant
from performing his duty according to his
oath.
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nh. ssoyesnent for IEalxins 6cneraI
Hancock PreHiacnt. :ssftis s. .
From the Utica IN. I'd Observer

Hancock Presidcnt. Sti 81 ,
From the Utica (N. Y.) Observer. ~ :
DISTINGUISHED GENERAEss IN Erica
Mn NV York San of day orstwo since
says: 8 80 IS. ~ -
We - Tim. the Committee of the DEM
. .ns Soldiers and Sailors that met ct the
1 1:ns avenue Hotel last week included
itnl cru J. B. Steedman, Gordon Gram
P. Blair, Jr., H. w. Slocum, Kilby
sse~;,b @. P. Este, Alexander Mcdowell,
stnl Henry E. Davies, Jr.,t Cclonei
M0, d. Moves, and many others Of equal
ftsI They are all unanimous for Gem
Ssis Winfield Scott Hancock, the Came
C e,.; Of the Army as the Democratic cam,
s ,;Sats for the Presidency, with Senator
TT"ndr;cks, Of Indiana, for Vice President.
y. the question Of finance, and Of green
s ~ they are silent, either because they
s.n,, know what to say, or are not ready to
W. i. However, General Hancock Is q
ssaicnd;d fellow, and would not make bad
r5ndidate for any good Office" - IL,
Towhich the following dispatch, received
bv telegraph last night, may be appended as
spos,Scrlpt; -, - ~
NEW YORK, May 6.-At a meeting held
q, the Fifth Avenue Hotel last week. in
favor of giving General Hancock the Demo-
cratic nomination for the Presidency, COM
ui,tos was appointed to consult with ex-
Governor Seymour on the subject. This
committee, of which General Steedman is
reported to be the chairman, left for Albany
On Monday night, and it 10 said are to-day
in Utica in the fulflment of their mission"
The gentlemen referred to were General
lanes B. Stcedman, General Gordon Gran
ger, General T. Kilby Smith, and General
T.W. Egan. During yesterday, we under
stand, they enjoyed pleasant interview
with Ex-Governor Seymour, and that they
also, at Bagg's Hotel and Mt the. residence
Of General McQuade, met other Democrats.
These gallant soldiers, who swear to each
other that their stout blows for the Union
shn yet result in q nation restored, are
vsrm advocates of the nomination and cleo
ton of the gallant Hancock, but they will
give faithful support to whomsoever carries
the banner of the Union and the Constitu-
ton in the campaign of 1868. They left
Utica this morning declaring themselves
highly pleased with their visit. rs as
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, May 9.-Afternoon.-Consols,
81. United States bonds, 70A.
Euening.-United States bonds, 1850
70A.
LIVERPOOL, May s.-Afternoon.-Cotton
quiet; sales, 1000 bales; prices same.
Flour firm. Provisions quiet. Sugar frmer.
Evening.-Cotton easier; sales to-day
were only 5000 bales; uplands, 1880
l214d.; Orleans, 12&@l2hd. Shipments
from Bombay since last report to I'd instant
were $4,000 bales. Breadstuffs quiet !;
prices same. Pork quiet. Lard firm. Tai
low declined to 4ss. Sd. Turpentine de-
clined to 3ls.
PARIS, May 9.-Bourss frmer; rentes,
69f. 40c.
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; FROM CUBA.-Hauana, May s.-The
Spanish man-of-war- Blaser de Carly is said
to be watching the American barque Alice
Ball, at St. Thomas, with orders to sink or
take her at all hazards whenever she leaves
port, irrespective of the presence Of Ameri-
can ships-of-war. [Note.-Information has
been received that the Alice Ball, which
was laden with munitions Of war for the
Peruvian Government, has eluded the vigi-
lance Of the Spaniards, and sailed for her
destination.] :sf gat,a
: Several wealthy free negroes sailed to-day
as cabin passengers in the English mail
steamer for Southampton. The Captain
General says the negroes have returned to
Africa, but the emigrants themselves de-
clare that they are going to England to
make an effort to enlist the sympathies of
the people in favor of the emancipation of
the blacks in the island Of Cuba.
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A letter from New York city-apparentiy
by well-informed writer to the Louisville
4Cowier-says that the agent OF the Virginia
college over which General Lee presides
has been kindly received BY g great many
prominent Republicans, and their response
was generous, liberal, and Without n,t oond ..
was the only man to5whom Mr.. Walton APP
plied thai demanded any concession. He
sa;d q that il the college sYould admit
negroes lie would lend his influence il !, its Y
ba6alf. To this Mr.. Walton replied that
until Columbia College Of New York city,
and other sfrst-class northern institutions,
admitted negroes, IL was not reasonable TO
expect southern college 70 adopt that
policy. 1913 - -
GaEar popuE1fIoNs.- 1.-The pOpnlationof
London i'd s,037 ,sssl;; Of Paris, ,s2b, IA &
Liverpool, Edinburg, Glasgow, Manchester
Birmingham, and Dublin, are oil far be-
hind New York, the highest Of ell Diver
pool} being 484, 1897. ss &
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DlsGusTED WITH PoLITIcs.-A tdisap-
pointed politician-one Of the Hawxhurst
delegates from Alexandria to the Virginia
radical State Convention, who was not adj
nltted to his seat, publishes the following
notice: Ia s1lzssgls I''e J.-a2a
" To all aohom it may Concern. IL this
DAY sever my connection with all political
organizations, and shall hereafter endeavor
70 pay more attention to my future saliva
lion. y JOHN jHoDGKIN.
I" Alerandria, Va, May Z, 1862 j. ~: il:
a wise resolve that many others might
follow with profit. 800, 800 Z, -,
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CONNECTICUT FINANCES. Governor Eng
lish, of Connecticut, in his inaugural mes.
sage ON Wednesday, stated that the Con
necticut funded debt amounts to 80, S28, 46o ,
whilst! the, State has on hand cash and
bonds sufficient to reduce it to$7 1874, sill.
During 1867 the debt was reduced ssS7, 81
3A0.s5. The amount Of revenue of Con-,
necticut during 1867 was 81 ,53S, s42, and
the total expenditures HereS 81 ,422, 200.
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Mn. FEssENDEN's ENEMIEs.-Mr. Fessen-
den, in secret session Friday, declared
that he had received half q bushel of let
ters-some advising, some entreating, some
lnStructing, and many threatening him
even to assassination should he dare to vote
for acquittal. He said these threats had
been endorsed in the Senate. Several sena-
tors sprung to their feet and demanded he
should name the senator. He added it was,
perhaps, by an officer of the Senate that
Is, Forney) Letter in Baltimore Gazette. :
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DED1cATIoN.-The dedication of the War
renton. Baptist church took place last Sun
day, the Rev. DIR. Fuller officiating morning
and night. His reputation as pulpit di-
vine forbids any comment on his discourses,
which were listened to by large and crowded
congregation Wdrrenton Inder.
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Duel.

: BALTIMORE, May "a duel took place
near this city to-day between Colonel +. a.
Green, Of Missouri, and Daniel, G. Wright
of Baltimore. Both were wounded at the
first fire-Green in the shoulder and Wright
in the leg. A second shot was demanded,
but the seconds refused to allow It. The
affair ended, but the difficulty remains un-
adjusted;
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

NORTH AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE
IN COMPANY OF NEW YORK offers the most
favorable terms for insurance. Registered policies
issued secured by the State of New York. No re-
strictions on travel residence except In the ro-
ton, One-third Of the premium loaned without ta-
king a note. Thirty days grace given on all pay
ments. Peculiar advantages offered to army and
navy officers aud railroad men.
WRITER'S 6 MEADE,
General Agents.
Office No 1907, corner of Main und Tenth streets.
Dr. JOHN G. SHELTON, Medical Examiner.
m
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Foreixs, News.

LONDON, May. 9.-The Government hss
investigated libel claimed by the peti-
TONERS in the case Of Barrett, the srplc-
sionist, and the result Is unfaTorabla to
Barrett. Z
The betrothal Of the Princess Louise and
the Prince OF Denmark Il denied. sfs
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sudden; aud thdagh itissssa Int sfsxmo.
ments; and then passed sway "a suddenly
as 1t came, nost persons experisnced feel.
ing OF AWE aid dread AZ, thbughsth the cloud
Were apestiilsnce that had suddenly dropped
Idogn upon the city and with that activity
which marksthe beast OF prey as he springs
upon his yictim,. had settled down over
them, making It impossible to escape the
horror. go. ..s,-g 1870, 80 8 rs
Thrice in Quick succession did the phe-
nomenons (forIif can be called nothing else)
happen, and then the visitation passed en-
tiseiy : aWaysal leaving the sun shining
briphtly, and Che, citizens wondering and
specializing upon the cause. The most rea-
sonable solution Of the matter is, that the
air becoming las It sometimes does) sud-
denly rariHed, "a dense atorm-cloudT settled
close. down to the earth, which Ghrt out the
light Of day; and prodnsed the nnnatnral
darkness. 10. -xv,-1 Ass6 t:r,71 70 hsr1esa
The-peeuiiarity- Of the appearance Haa
.that the cloud which 30 rapidly darkened
the sky seemed to come from no pointsof
the compass. in particular, but appeared
suddenly to enYefop, the entire face Of ma
ture in its cold, damp shadow. It disap-
peared in the same mGhner-none being
able to tell whittier it went any more than
whence it came. It was almost as sudden
as the extinguishment Of gas light within
a!room and the accompanying sensation
Of cold and, !dampness which pervaded the
atmosphere, like the breath from 8 tomb,
lent horror to the scene and caused many to
tremble@ who are not superstitious. The
sensation was as Thoughts tremendous hail
storm must have passed very near us. The
telegraph wires worked with SO much diff
Guilty that we were unable to obtain any
satisfactory information with reference to
the extent Of country: involved in this re-
markable visitation u ....ls - rs. .ii.I y.
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Indian Depredations on the Pacific
=" Railroad. ISL
|. ST. LOUIS, May -s.-The Indians burned
three. car loads Of freight and tore up thu
telegraph west Of Cayote. Cavalry from
Fort Hayes in pursuit. -
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ATLANTIC HoTEL.-The new Atlantic Ho-
tel in Norfolk has been leased by Mr.. A.
G.. Newton, formerly the landlord Of the
Mansion House in Alexandria.
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TINE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY-CAPITAL,$ 90, ooe, ooo.- Being
nnraIy mnfnal company, its entire surplus earn.
ms over the actual cost OF insurance Is returned
to each person insured Is assets have a,
Years. notwithstanding two millions Of dona BE
been paid out for AND ons hss the
alvioshus r. %eariy a onayter Of century, thus
snppeantesna members from a doubtful expert
mshod Of he syss q
was fture ~ poiicies and to It the public are
Indebted for favorable to the insa ane
Brreierence TO List that may g seen - liz
n mR 9Tr 1 aSD Sixty XII THOUSAND DOLLARS
have been paid out g. Loses %r to as "o3s aaa
OhSna a sTTHsnM Az W. BOSWELL q CO., =
- General Agents for State Of Virgins, ~
No. li Main street oyer Tir'. rstasa csbe
M a n. WORKMAN, DR.. B. 7. Coleman.
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FROM CAL1roRNIA.-San.H Francisco, May
e.-Charter elections took place yesterday
In Nevada City, Grass Valley, and Stock
ton. In Grass Valley politics were ignored,
out in the other two places the Republican
ticket was successful, In Virginia, Nevada,
the Democratic ticket was elected. 49,
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northern Episcopal Conference.
CHICAGO, May. 9.-The Northern Pro
testant Episcopal Conference is still DIS
cussing the admission Of the southern
delegates. ta2i Il 5
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FROM WASHINGTON.

The Georgia and Florida E!ections.Ea-
tional Bank Crculafon--lliness Of En-
President Observation-Disclosures upon
!. Impeachment What Senator's are Re-
ported to 1htnk-Rmarks of President
Johnson DC. -v.sr 49, .sSr#-~e
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N N. WALKER g. CO., .,d e5s 4st..I
GENERHIsINsURAN GE AGENTS. g
30 Office lola Main street, -. sYai. &
first door east OF the post-oaice, under Messrs, h
! E77Tsf 5lSa H Maury q Co. St' ~ y@2''3 :" :
Buildinga merchandise, furniture, and personal
property OF all kinds In the city or country, In
sured against loss or damage by fire q the lowest
rates in companies Of the hig CHEST Standing.
Losses equitably adjusted and promptly paid.
rent rates. ,sss5 sg& AGt4a5fs9f{ tfGo s'taf M ~
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:. INSURANCE COMPANIES.

DIEDMONT, LIFE INSURANCE COM
TON, President DR.. G. J. HENRY PERROW, n.
D.. Medical Adviser j. j. HOPKIN, Secretary.
This company issues policies on all popular plans,
including "return premium plans on some OF
too. It's policies are n;IoIfeisIng.
The success Of the PIEDMONT Is !nnprecedent.
ed. During the, nrst Ave months Of it's orgsnix4-
ton has issued larger number OF policies tnan
any other company In the United States during the
same period Of T. existence.
stbility Is unquestioned It's terms are Nbera! itS
rates low, aud its management is In the hande OK
Of aa high Integrity and as fne business abtl-
ity as any In the State. Finally, Ills o HOME In"
eA AR RICHMOND AGENCY, -, -. /.
\ 49, = = Iii q. c. DESHIELDs, Agent.
DR.. I. r. PAGE, Medical Adviser. NH l7-sm
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
lN PANY OF NEW YORK--ANNUAL In.
COME, $40, 600 ooo-CAsH ASSETS YEAR END
NuMBER OF PoL1CIEs ISSUED DURING
THE YEAR, 10. e4o-NUMBER OF POLICIES IN
FORCE FEBRUARY \ 1893 81, as4.-The '.MU-
TUAL LIFE !, Is now by far the wealthiest COM
principle which time and experience has proved 70
be ultimately safe and Trustworthy It's assets arc
not invested In fancy stocks or personal securities
but In bonds and mortgages on req 6 se iss
The company, being purely mutual divides ts
whole profits annually among the assured, ana
this dividend can be used IN payment Of premiums
or to purchase additional insurance, IT the option
= ''' - $500 ID N WALKER d CO., Agents,
Dr.. b.. McCAw. Medical Examiner. NH Is 2
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j. E. EDWARDS, President.
WILLIAM B. IsAAcs, Vice-Prestdent.
D. j. HARTsooK, Secretary.
CHARLEs 81. SMITH, M. D., Medical A0ylsef'
JOHN n. CLAIBORNE,
-, So. - General gent.
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EoR SALE, ON SIX MONTHS CREDIT,
r I'VE SAND CARTS, EaWAGoM.n DkAd AZ .
number lof ARTILLERY WHEELh anu =
SEINE. Apply at Mayo Tobacco N afeaouse'
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NO RESTRICTION OF TRAVEL OR RESI-
~ DENCE al. :.
In any part OF North America north OF the south.
ern cane OF Florida In Europe, ut any season Of
fba Iypa