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MOUNTAIN HOUSE, ,c.
wi CAPON SPRING.
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, WEST VIRCtSIA

HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.
This delightful and well-known SUMMER NE
SORT is now In Il state OF preparation for Inc lP
preaching season, and will soon be IN c"hpe"
repair. =, ,,.,,
opened for the reception of visitors on the lHsi
DAY OF JUNE NEXT, but persons can bc aC'
commodated sooner II desired. Route ria pau
more and ohio railroad and Harper's Ferry. Itss
by stage-cOach twenty-five miles. From the s'".
ola Richmond. Washington, and Alexandra "
Manassas Gap railroad TO Strssburg, tDen SEC
seventeen miles. 49,.
The proprietor takes pleasure In announcing, /"
the public that he has secured the services Of ~
LItS e. WADDLE. Esq, vine Is well and iHS"'.
ably known 10 the visitors at Capon rs iorM@
proprietor. -, Inn,
weeks sls single week 50 per day.
te le-2m y. vi. tAR1 hF''
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

a. RESIDENCE on Libby's I'm. contalH.A
Ing nine rooms, closets, gas etc. III not s,'iu
IL viii; D. rented. wholly or IN part By srp'yII
Inquire OH The premises, corner or Salh Hp" ~
teth streets, or a. 90 Cary stle,t tup s.aiis -.
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LOSE AND FOUND.

Cox REWARD.-Stolen from nv SID
eDAC stable, on the night OF the lOthfA
instant, a BLOOD BAY HORSE. sixteen hands
high with black legs, name and TAIL branded N
U s." on the left shoulder. He has white spot
under the sadde-girIh: good deal hair rubbed off
the head. Mcclellan saddle icnvered} and bride
reward for any information leading TO his recovery
au l2-lw Z. b. L5PSCONB.
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TOR RENT. AND POSSESSIONS
Il GIVEN AT ONCE-That elegant andkEa
beautiful TEN EMENT ON Governor street. recent
~ occupied by DIR. W. b. Pleasants. 1t contains
seventeen rooms, with every modern convenience
carriage-house and stable complete. The office will
he retained. Apply to
DIR. W. 3. PLEASANTS,
au 8-et on the premises.
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BY Cook 4 Laughton. Auctloneers,
corner Franklin and Governor streets.
DARKROOM FIXTURES, &C., AT AUG
II TION.-On SATURDAY the 18th instant. ut
% o'clock we will sell at the bar-room In Locust
alley one door from Main street. the entire outhl'
consisting Of -
-.,. DFCA STERS,
TABLES,
MIRRORS,
CHAIRS
GLASSWARE.
PICTURES. ETC..
as also the ITNEXPIRED LICENSE.
This establishment Is complete In every partic'i-
lar and Is admirably situated for business OF TINS
kind. W..
The sale was unavodably postponed from We'd
nm Il COOK K LArGHToN. hrctioneers.
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SOFT COKE, SOFT COKE.-Just re-
y ccived two thousand bushels SOFT COKE
from the National Mines which we are selling III
IS per load. Give us call.
v RRAZEAL Il COTTRELL,
w or corner of Basin bank and Ninth Sire't.
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Auction SALES.



THIS DAY.
Observation-Disclosures -~~>~|@~|
BYE. 6athright, Anctioneer' and
No. 14aa Main street, between -Four
Fifteenth streets.
r WILL SELL AT MY STORE sl;r,a aht Of
i MORNING at 10 o,el1rk s snch as
HOUSEHOLD FgRN.i Ds I-'"0
BUREAUS.
SIDpB0ARDS,
TABLES,
CHAIRS.
WAsHSTASDS,
SOFAS
ROCKERS:
MATTRESSES,
PILLOWS. &C. .
ALSO.
R.GATFLLE TABLE, tcompt,el'
pIsTFORM SCALE !cnnrs'e'
WALNUT WRITISG-DE1h'
TRUNKS,
SHOWCASES nc.
oesi'eS /" Ia DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
Roots,
SHOES.
2 GaTHRIGHT. Auctloneer.
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WANTS.

WTANTED, m UNFURNISHED ROOM,
w with board for n gentleman and wife. RI
waite family preferred. Apply y ,,rt,oxv
.,1s n. 72l Main street.
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U7ANTED, to BUY SEVERAL HOUSES .
w in pleasant localities In the city at prices
ranging from ST. ono tn a. 900. Applvto
RICHARDSON 4 NEW ILL.,,
Real Estate Agents and Ancllnn 1t.a.;g
lole corner Main and Eleventh Streets
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Nv Regnault Co., Auctioneers, >-,.,
No. 800 Main street. between Eighth anu = N''''
rOUsEHOLD FURNITURE PiANQ,
I'll e. AT AUCTIoN.-On SAT I X "a - u i
MIkNISG the 18th instant stcre mlsant reserve
cioea, ," Of n family declining housekeeping, coni-
1,,J the Usual variety OF well-kept
PARLOR. .s.r
. CHAMBER,
ASp o1NING-RoOM FURNITURE.
ALSO.
s1y.OCTAvE PIANO, MAHOGANY CASE sc;
MAHOGANY SECRETARY, an9 booh-CAoI'
CLASS and CROCKFRI WARE,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
ROSNET STANDS &c.
an ~ RFGNAT-T.T 4 CO.. Aucfioneers.
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yITANTED, FOUR OR SIX GOOD e,I,. C sa,is.
~, = e. 1900, ~ n 3. CL ARkE-
factoriiF rccoHh'ie" Atlec's Hanover
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A NTHRACITE COAL 900 tons choice
n quality LORBEkRY RED ASH EGG ana
STOVE GOALS for SALE. l am prepared to oher
the most liberal terms 10 those Wishing 10 purchase
their winter supply.
Ofice and yard corner Seventeenth and Dock
streets. lJe ~ WLn1 hpDEhiS.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-24

Union are without law, without security,
without safety, because of his evil purposes
and Vaccinations. Forty millions of PEG.
pie have been rendered anxious and uncer-
tain as to the preservation of the public
peace and prosperity and institutions of
peace in this Country.
| Verres is the greatest political criminal of
history. For two years he was the scourge
of Sicily, which had a population of about
two million souls. The criminal at your bar
has been the scourge of this Country, con-
tanning a population twenty times as great.
This respondent has not wronged States nor
enriched himself by the plumber of their
treasures, but he has adopted policy which
has deprived the people of the blessings of
peace, Of the protection oflaw, of the just
reward OF honest industry. A vast and i'm
portant portion of the Republic is rendered
helpless under evils which his administration
has brought upon it. Verres had his friends,
but this respondent will look in vain, even
in the South, for any testimonials to his
one say that the heaviest punishment which
you can give is any adequate punishment for
these crimes: But i, is your province to
relieve, not to punish. The people of Eng
land have successfully resisted executive en-
croachments upon their rights. lie, not their
example be lost upon us. We suppressed
the rebellion in arms, and we are now to re-
pei from executive counsels the prisoner at
your bar.
The House of Representatives. demand
justice to the accused. Justice is Of God, |
and it cannot perish. BY and through JUS
tice comes obedience 10 law by all Iaagis- !
,rates and the people. b. and through |
Justice comes liberty of law, which is free
dom without license. Thus far all concern
nG the case is now in vour hands, ana Is soon
% be closed BY my associates.
The House Of Representatives has pre-
cnted this criminal at your bar with equal
in his gull. and in your DISPOSE
ion to administer exact justice between him
md the people Of the United States His
2nviction is The triumph Of law. Of crg,cr,
md Of justice. Do net contemplate Lis
,cquit:al; it is impossible. Therefore, d.
rot lock hevond. But, Senator'S. the people
i America viii never permit an u,urpjng
Executive to break down the securities for
iJorty provided by tie Constitution. The
a<c Of the Country is in vow hands Your
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-24

JACKSON, Miss. April ~ Quite an
emeute occurred in the Mississippi ConycI-
ton last week. The Convention by a vote OF
Il to p adopted the franchise article, which
sweepinsly disf1anchises all who particIpa
ted in the rebellion, except all persons who
have aided in reconstruction bv voting for
this convention, but allows the Legislature
to remove the disability bv two-thirds vote.
NV YORK. April 22.-A Times Port
Jarvis special saws the conductor of the
sleeping car reports that . passengers were
on the rear coach, which was completely
DESTROYED by fire. Only two are known to
have escapee from this car. The remains o.
six only have been recovered, leaving 10 of
whom there is no trace.
MACON, April 22-Accounts from north
western Georgia, where the negroes are
largely in the ascendant, are highly favor
able to the Democrats, who are hopeful of
the result Of the election. No disturbances
are reported anywhere.
New YORK, April "a Herald Wash
ington dispatch SAYS Confess OF California
and TAayer Of Nebraska are candidates for
the Secretary Zip Of the interior under
Wade.
A Times Washington srscial says Wade
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-24
SAN FRANCISCO DISPATCH.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 22.-The Mon
tana sailed for Panama this morning
carrying 457 passengers and S619,35S In
treasure.
Work was commenced on the Southern
Pacific Railroad at San Jose on Monday
last. ..-.
Folsom street wharf to-day in the employ of
the Oregon and Mexican line of steamships.
About 80 men struck on the eight-hour prin-
ciple. Their places were immediately sup
Piled, and there was no further trouble.
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CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.

New TsRK, April 22.-The steamer Ari-
zcna. from Aspinwall April II has arrived
and brings the following news:
The Peace Commission had returned from
Chiriqui without etfecting anything with the
rebels. A force Of 200 had been sent to
suhdue the rebellion. The Isthmus had
been declared in q state of war.
Eol,yo, tbs Colombian Minister, had
beca cord ally received in Vcncz1cla.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-24

IS the public were prepared 10 dis
cover, Bdtlrr's speech Was charaic ,erized
throughout ty the greatest ability: and
~ Tie showing contained in the fJrc-
goi@g extracts il is to be seen that his
power WAS not in any way diminished
when II lsvolrci upon him TO vindicate
the force and re.evance Of the article
v Aioh himself caused to be epgraf;ed
in;o the list o: charges. And this most
serious matter is what some one of the
President counsel WAS pleased TO de-
nominate as .:weak and frivolous J"
From sucl. weakness and fr:voity Mr..
Johnson my well exclaim " Lord de-
liver me-
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tive leading those black and tan conclsyes 70
make such provisions it Is not well to assaiI IL ON
wrong grounds. They have foil constitutional
power to appoint electors in this manner. The
second section of the second article of the Consti
luton reads thus: Each State shall appoint in
such manner as the Legislature thereof NAV
oirect a number OF electors equal TO the vhois
nnhner oi senators and representatives to which
the state may be entitled in Congress. etc
The Washington correspondent OF the p.,,;
more Gazette says: A highly important onastion
has been moo'ed, and is now being Olsen IN
Pontlcsi circles here, as to whether Inc Sontbarn
states can by any constitutional or legal masns
IIu themselves of the carpet bageers who bs1s
suoceeoed ~ creeping into the Uninted Sta,as
Seha'e, without constituency to represent n n
&c &c s shown mat they dc not represent the peone
OF the States from which they pretsnd 70 81;
Efominent legal gentlemen have given an on;n;a.
lnst IL could be done by means of a writ ~ ,,,a
Ud,T9iho, to be taken out by the goyernor ~
eacn otate, and thus bring the question into the
supreme Court, where the legality of the Sonth.
.ln tiecuons could be thoroughly tested aud de.
q me Washington correspondent of the Baltimore
9azetle ssys: The Radicals here are in A man.
IHy.,, ILey see the hand writing on the
s,.oI desperate effort is being made TO bring
over at least portion of the cabinet IN the rsS.n
q order to divert and confuse the nnhIic n,;uS'
NO one supposes that any direct in6uenca conSi
pc exercised by the cabinet Ministers y wboss
'anes are more particularly heralded as urobabIv
tuent converts TO Radicsism. Agitation. mon |
'nlcn the Radicals chiefly rely for success ia
,t. al ia this MISUNDERSTANDING more. The /
'hIonIcle thinks this is Mr.. Stewards "goIdsn
PpoIlunlty." This argument is Ingenious ANA
; thlngs go, may possibly be effective. ~
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sOUTHEkN POLITICS.

flaquemlnes has a colored Democratic cInh
syth, in Mobile. eu''' Vi 'no' FOR
M Mobile has German Seymour and Blah
., The Democrats Of Choctsw county, Ala, ratified
The white Democrats of Mobile have nrs.
81, nag 10 their colOred party friends in that
-, we learn that number Of well Disposed intel.
ngent coiored persons have formed Democratic
ci1 no 10 houma, and that it promises well.
| ne democracy OF Texas is thoroughly aroused
nGS OF great ratification meetings come an
them. aOie W Aeep up with
Bastrop, L.. has had an enthusiastic ma.s
I"eTIng OF democrats, with speeches by Rev, j.
u. wright, Hon. H. W. Polk, Richard Ivriatt
coIored, and j. H. Brigham ESQ. A'''e'''
a, mere is 10 be grand Democratic barbecua IN
1 1ne Ioth al Jeanerette, La. All coors are nvitsd
mere WIN De free transportation from FranLIin
ana nne barbecue. There are 10 be two Ctr.
similar affairs in the parish of ST. Nsrv o'"er
m, OIeehVlle Ala, had a grand Seymonr and
nan Iauncauon and barbecue Saturday week
hne inoer present was estimated at from FIVE IN
ana iIsousano, composed of citizens of Batter
anu oJoining counties. Hon. Thos ri Cransbaw
pIeSoed, ard speeches were made by GeneraIC
"a; oAltie, OF Iuskeegee, c. c. Langdon. of NJ
gomery. aus VI III oht'
The Opelousas Courier of the 9Th s,n,. M,
dical leaders have been sorely exercised for tbe
paet TWO weeks on account of the appearance in
Y YIi paIIsn OF hye colored Democratic speaker
inIeats were made TO intimidate him from snaat
III ou. 9elne spunky, stout and Determined
lehTW' sno oeing sustained by the opinions of the
public they wisely concluded thai q Siao VI iue
was tne DETER part of yaor.n
Inc democrats of 0pelousas had a spirita5 -o,;.
Icsuon meeting and barbecue on Saturdav waaI
:. .. morgan presided, and eloquent Speeches
neIe mace by Gen. Adelaide DeBanc. Col VIM
nouton, Joseph Moore. ESQ, and Scott Gordon
NE Is, coloLed Democratic orator from Baton Rouge
no;,sd 9o =. men were present, who had been
nsHeo 70 participate 10 the meeting.
large and enthusiastic, though imnror,,n
neeilDg OF the Democracy Of the first prscian,
vas neid at Bayou Goula on the 4tb inst IT, |
l, atdag was organized by the choice of J. a.
,,anuoiph, Esq, as president, and James CrowaU
SO. as secretary. The meeting was Addressed in
n aoie and eloquent manner by Hon. D. N. Bar.
Nv. AT The close of bis remarks-wbieb were
ARMY applauded-it was unanimously rasoIvaS
lst mass p meeting of the Democracy be held At
avon Ooula on Wednesday, August IL. for the
urpose OF organizing Seymour and BIair cInb
y precinct No. L, and for the purpose of deyisinS
Ext election. S9N 81 ING d
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-14

OF repudiation but certainly in favor Of vast re.
ducton of the present enormous taxation The
public mind leans that way. Let Us have peace,
real peace, Is the popular cry, and the popu ar
hesrt naturally yesrns for the possession Of that
prosperity which should accompany peace. The
result OF The presidential election may be 90 vague
81 ~ decided IN the conflict between the rights az
the Northern and Southern States in the matter of
franchise regulated by Radical egis alton as 10
drift into another civil war; but il is clearly
the duty OF The Northern States to set the seal
emphsticslly upon the issue by their votes and
leave nothing to chance no opening for conflict.
The expression of anti Radical sentiment In tbs
late elections In Kentucky and Oregon is but the
precursor OF great counterrevolution. upon the
verge Oh Hhlch the country stands this moment.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-14

'weaDy culed from exchanges In the selection n,.
s.ion and arrangement OF sews and ether Readug 100.
lined that the CRESCENT s not surpassed hy an,
iAsr daily journal in the United States Tia
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-14

A B0NER-Fo. IS CARoNDRLET STREET
ssvsn msslon and Forusr6ng Merchant IjhsrsI .a.k
sirnes !, Ia on cotton Western proguse con-
pool; hessrs Cary Macfsrsps pson Co. Liver
sloan sn,. e lH.intksp PAmore New York MeSsr.
49,. sons Pnlsdelpha: kessrs Coronna a T,o ~ q.
aessrs Choutesu Edwards 81 ions. Tsn "a,
N'Ns -'pi'Tle and Nj C. T. Jordan, GslIssson. Ia"
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Digestive Elixir OF Pepsine.
SRlhAuLT CO.. CHEMISTS. PARIS

PRPhINE, the latest scientific discov.rv q, n 9,
70 hs majesty the Emperor the French h ~
oasIc luce itself rather digestive prioein
W ich digests oon In the When bv sonae
other the supply Of digestive fluid too small the
consequences are bad digestion gastritis gastrs
mail o. ne mucous coats of the stomach Ses hesrt
burn pituite an8mis LESS Of strength and lin $500
en- orosis The Elixir Of Pepeine which "a
appreciation OF the Paris Academy Ned ,ir a s
~ 'u'" ana prevents vomiting during pregnancy
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APPROVED BY Tue PARIS ACADEMY or
MEDICINE.
BURN du Buisson's IodIde OF Iron and Man

OF ehlorotic affections ia alwav
ieelons With the usual prepare ions on ~. h
ednenty isi owing to The tomsch not beng All. :,
R,pp tnen me researches of Professors Hsnnon ~
Iusselsi Oensoul aud fetrequn, Of LYONS. y
fi o. ans have demonstrated that this iamsnsh
aioIe - owing 10 the absence Of Manganese vhch
~ IRON Is an essential element Of the blood ~ nsH
h supply an important deficiency theransnsc |
os received the appreciation OF he Acads
sr,, sno the principal scientific bodies Tbsv -
OF success against ChIorosi, G3rear
stomach Complaints Poverty Of the "a vi
81 i i and are pref rabe the pills Of iodid.
tions. anu eAncerous alec
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NO More Copaiba and Cubeb.,
GRIhAULTs CAPSULES AND LIoUIn Errp.c-
kATIOO yEGFTAIIa

No More Copaiba and Cubeb..
ehAAULTs CAPSULES AND LIQUID ExrRIor ms
kATIoo VEGETABLE
nere Al otner medicines failed thasa
Awsys enect cure These insure rspd and
severe recent and chronic cases Of nr,at. J,s.
py e useo IN the hospitals Paris by ths .sI.t
eno sIe found greatly superior 70 an hiti az En ~.
remeoies and Oopabs Cubebs m. snis..ih
~ " recent and capsules In chronic casss SN
Peruvian Bark and Iroa
-PREPARKD BY
GRIMAULT on
Onemists TO II. l. II. Prince Napo,eon pa.
rms medicine pre-. ents in agreeable firm an. =,
pes OF ferusian Bark the best or tonics
;h one OF the pr ncpa base, Of the blood r.
Cbioros, tne mos, eminent physicians of Paris "a .
- SIeen sickness) TO facilitate the "
1, sho 70 restore health audv iRor 10 ~. sxs,.
rapidly removes the distressing stamsc5 s
~ eeusso by anema and leucorhea to which Isdiss
SUBJ c. re usTizes and facilitates fbe eov ~ ~.
f, ia ana Is also excellent for pale iympnatic snS
osa Lastly, Il excites the .ppstite premof y
se uon end IL extremely beneheal 10 All nsr.ops 49,
nas oten Impovers ed BY ilness or long and difsn
Da The effects Of this syrap are al once certain
Depot General in New orlsan. a.
Z. DUCoyGE'S,
80 Charfres street
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OFFICE % CAMP ST.. NEW oELxAx.
J. o. NIXON, EDITOR AND PRoPRE,o,

70 promote the social, material and political v.b.,.
nsciv Of New Orleans the State Louisiana and h. -
Southwest win be In the future 10 has been IN n, -
he purpose Of this journal The columns Of each asy,
reerred 20 IS an earnest Of the fAithuness add uo
win which this design 10 executed
While thsstsnd point Of the CRESCENT 4. An ,na.,. -
one VT reference to all the subjects Newspaper eo,
md discussion lie opinions viii always be found = b -
adiy definitely and sesrlsssIy expressed
carefully selected corps q
Correspondents, Home ana ror.,~r
sdd 70 ths usefulness Of the CRESCENT By mp.r,t. .
Apon topics Of moment 70 the people this section 10 -
nom the people form the least ana 49,.
pie OF its wened columns large share Of go
says Issue ID given up 70
-. SOUTHERN ITEMS,
'reuDy crlled from exchanges In the sss.con No.,
suon and arrangement OF Eews and ether Reang ZOO
is claimed that tho CRESCENT Is no, surpassed Nv 80
'ns' oAily Journal In the United States. Tia
Commercial and Monetary Rev..w.
qua oe tne ssvere't scrutiny a. TO fidelity ana Jud4.,t
TN which this Important branch Of nswspapsr duty a -
'rmed for the CRESCENT
In brief the proprietor the CRESCENT propo.,. "a
'ntnue TO present 70 the public In every rs-ps
PAPER properly supplying the imperative,
seds OF he BUSINESS COMMUNITY AND FAMrLY
IRCLE. ID win be In the future In the past insa.no
the spirit Of true pregress aiming at It's own oOnpu.II
ovsment for the benefit Of Its pstronA
The OREsOENTs circulation and its line Of adv.r.,..
ens are testimony as 70 the favor which "A
ors for the public beon appreciated and r..,A
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FKENcn MEDIOINEs-
-rkEPARxD BY
GRIMAULT d CO., CHEMISTS
Is Rue RIoHELIEU. PARIS
Asthma, Oppression. Dy.pnea.
INDIAN CIGARETTES OF CANABIs INpIcA
PREPARED 6RInAUIr A On Cux~,s,s D..

t1eeent experiments in France Engla and ba
proved mat these Gig retes sovereign re- adv n ~
distressing affections especially when BsIindonna
sfamonium and Opium have failed 70 give relief
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=
81. r.s r-r- noupIvv
W = ~ '
- -.-- rr--
~ | -or-
hAHrn ANNUAL sTArKkEM.
"a;
ON 90 .-rf--r --r q ~N 49,
~ n conformity With the REQUIREMENTS. ~ ,h.,, r,,
- company publish the following statement:
ms ru.y, Isss. w ''H 'noAs 1"A Feb
70 U.-r,. 80, Az -lll-r $3.50 :.
=. : No.. paa uans'...'..'...'.''...'szS'7 81
lie River Pr.m,.r. ''''''''''''''' aSiS 70
~ Less Uns.rnsd Premiums. "A IIs o
20 .- Al nm, -.
OF Ma F.r.d p,, - :.
ie Losses Paid. '''''''''''''"'''......s sn.sls 81
u Fire Losssx -
"a kvG Losses. Ass2oa
\. 80
e Dsoeunsin hsu Of scr,. 1873
= scri, 20 ~, No. ,sss outstanding
''''''''''' SIH %
n | -, si1so 70
'''''''''''''''s n,z7 .
Ths Company the felo-tns As..t. ,wh,.h a. -
4 sao,,.s - ~ nV y &c OF the COMPANY, unsnimousy
allowances and deductions are made "a \. .c,,r..
Cash Capital Of 500 OOo via. :"
Invested in Real Estate . ..,
Invessi ID In Mortgage on Real E...t. 49, -
Invested In City and othsr Bopd. 800
Invested In Bank and other stock, 80, 49, "
Invested In Scrip of Insurance. oonn.n, ~ -, 800 ~
Leaned Pledges. ' - 800. "
Bills Receivable loAo
Pr,p,Dr, 4, So. :, ,,i ''''''''''''.'.... SSs 50
''''''''''''''''''''''''............ Hiss
e=ss:se ::
nom the book Of the Company.
sworn 70 and subscribed before me- this 2sd day a, 49,
1000 PAUL ". CoLI.ENs |
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the legal holders thereof Monday Of NAY
TRUSTEES:
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Geo. A. FOsdick. Franz vnl.m.
Srusiel, Thomas Byrna
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