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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-01

MURDER IN NORFOLK COUNTY We learn
Of an atrocious murder which was perpe-
tratcd on Thursday night about fifteen
miles from the city. The murderer is Will
liam Rogers the victim, his wife. The
circumstances, as We learn them, are as
follows: Rogers and his wife attended camp
meeting Thursday, on Western Branch.
During the day everything passed off plea
sanity, and nothing occurred to disturb Ro-
gers until he noticed the attention Of man
named Frank Iiarran to his wife. At night
he returned to his home, when, he alleges,
lie found this man Harran in his house
taking liberties with his wife. He attack ed
Harlan, who escaped, and in his rage
turned on his wife. Friday morning his
wife was discovered in bed with several
wounds upon her body, and nearly dead
from the loss of blood. Medical aid wae
hastily summoned, and everything that
surgical skill could devise was done for her
relief, but in vain.
Suspicion Immediately fell upon her huS-
band, and a search was instituted by the
crowd of inccnscd negroes who had collected
ut the scene Of the tragedy, which resulted
in his capture, while he was ut BOwcr's
Hill, about seven miles from his home. lie
was brought to town and delivered to Mar
shall Hutchinson, the county jailor, and Is
now confined in Jail.
We learn that after lingering few hours
the woman expired.
Rogers appears TO be perfectly indifferent
AMI says that he cut his wife with n pen
knife, and that he would have shot Harran
could he have found any gun-caps.
The information that we have secured Is
very imperfect, and We will give something
in addition to-morrow.-Nortok Journal,
INeSday.
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE, 4 NEW 22-HORSE-
I POWER PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE
lkahl i Rahm's make. Apply to
G. Il. STACY & son,
au l7-eodow 1905 aud 1910 Main street.
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CASE OF J. NJ. BRAEDT.-A number OF
our citizens, especially the Germans, will
remember the sojourn of the above-named
individual in this place not long since, and
read with interest the account from Norfolk
relative to his career in that city. Whilst
here he was in many difficulties, and he
seems to have been no better off since he
left here.-dlexandrid Gazette.
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GO CIDER-NAkERS.

4
The SULPHITE OF LIME will arrest the far
mentation and preserve tho sparkling properties OF
elder. To he had OF
MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists,
aue siQ Main street.
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ACCIDENTAL DROWNING John Warning
ton, Jr., was drowned in the AppomattoS
river, Mt Petersburg, Sunday evening last.
He was in n small boat with j. Z. Justiss,
and while engaged in sportive manner
they turned it over, and Warrington was
drowned. He was about twenty-three years
of are.
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Two boys, while searching for muscles in
the Shenandoah river just below Berry's
ferry, few days ago, came across a beau
tifully-cngraved silver box, which con-
tanned a gold watch, nineteen aolid gold
and seven diamond rings. The whole is
valued by competent judges at about s., 400.
John Branch has been sent on for trial
for the killing of Washington Jones, in Pc
tnrcburor
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T EAlHER BELTiNG, superior arti-
IL Gle
into strings ready for usc
SHEET and ROUND RUBBER PACKING;
EAGLE PACKING, new and superior article |;
RUBBER GASkETa. ready cut;
BABBIT METAL FLUE-SCRAPERaT TWIST
DRILLS, &c. +. a. DAYTON,
Tenth street between Main and Cary.
pu Film
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SUMMER RESORTS.
- z VA w EN- LEV - 80"
TUGUENOT SPRINGS.

TUGUENOT SPRINGS.
NEW ARRANGEMENT FOR BUSINESS MEN.
For the conycnicn &C Of our business patrons, We
have arranged To run two fOur-horSe carriages 10
the Huguenot Springs leaving the Spotswood 10.
tel at i! O'clock SATURDAY AFTERNOON, ana
reaching the Springs ut O'Clock same day. he,
turning leave the Springs at \. NJ. Monday, ana
reaching Richmond NJ \. NJ. 90
N)RtEllJ, COBB o w.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.


60 50 PER DAY. $3.50 PER DAY.
h RICHMOND, VA,
situated I'm the heart Of the city, commanding the
finest views, and adjoining the Capitol square una
Governors Mansion.
THIS SPLENDID NEW HOTEL
the only one situated In the fashionable portion or
the city, and adjoining the beautiful Capitol park,
with It's statuary, monuments. fountains, ana nov
cr-bcdS-is newly and elegantly furnished through
out and It's bill Of fare Is not cxcelled LII quahty
and variety by any house In the state.
SpcGial snit3 Of rooms always ready for wedding
and large travelling parties The arrangementss
are first -cass i'm every respect. The price OF
board has been liked owingt0 the great scarcity OF
money, At the reasonable sum or
TWO DOLLARS AND 4 HALE PEk DAY.
The patronage of my friends aud the travel
ling public are invited to make FORD'S HOTEL
their home.
a. j. FORD, PROPRIETOR,
uatc one OF the propretors OF the Exchange Hotel)
RICIINOSD, VA.
P.S.-My coaches run TO and from all dcpo'S
and steamboat landings. au -o--III
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WrARM SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA.

.rhts CELEBRATED WATERING-PLACE,
now open for the reception and aceommodati1hn OK
Gr s, and Is ssvrntv miles west OF Rchmond and
near the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. and
reached from the North ria the Orange anu Alex
andria railroad. connecting 1T GordonsFllie.
The Warm Springs are fifteen miles from inc
Railroad Connecting at Mlllboro' depot with line
Of cHachss EassnT BY ans road anu 'N
These waters have been long ana 5us,iy iame ca
for their curative qualities In various diseases as
are gently apcrIcnt, dluretic, and dlophoretlc,
and applicable 10 the treatment Of the Following
Chronic Rheumatism and Gout. and diseas re.
suting from their latent existence AHecllol,s oI
the spinal Marrow Its syacuations
from IIrmorrholds or Uterine dcranEtme eii or
Mctastasis of Gout mud Rheumatism Aiiectlon OF
the Joints; Lumbago sciatiac, Contractions ana
Morbid Conditions The Bones the whole class OF
the Catancous Diseases Scorbutlc and scr9lui2us
Affections; ,nl,ySpepsia Torpid and olher"iSe Oe-
Ike ,oUroycncrts consist of large and commo
dlors Hotel, large number Of handsome ana con-
ycnlcntly arranged Cottages q spacious DINING
and Ballroom, Billlard-roonl, Bowlng-alley, Bath
TIE BATHS, which are of the temperature at or
oc 10 g8 degrees Fahrenheat are four IN number, zoo
| A large ocagonal BATH, for gentlemen' d. leee
In dian and IN ae)gth ,., ,or,,
Two Spirit Baths and Private Bath b f1r in l,
lids. Ali Of which connect With cold plunging
Baths, supplied with spring water oftemperat"re
The locality Of these Springs is remarkable for
hcallhiucss, the surrounding country OF rninanuc
hcauty, and the atmosphere salubrious and invigo-
| rating. 49, -, -.
| The table accommodations Will bc OF the BEST
character. and every effort made 20 contribute 10
| the com fort aud convenience Of visitors.
| Persons intending 10 visit the Warm springs
from Richmond and the South are directed TO inc
| SIMMER schedule Of the passenger trains on tho
| Chcsa Dcaltc ANA Ohio railroad.
! WARM SPRINGS COMPANY.
". II. MCDONALD, Agent.
| JAMES A. FRAZIER,
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nj RUSSIA, SCOTCH, BIRDS EYE,
and COTTON DIAPEES; RUBBER CLOTH,
FINE FLANNELS, WHITE MUSi.1NS. and al
other articles for III infants wardrobe.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
LLAMA LACE SIIAWLS ut greatly reduced
prices. Il" -
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DLUE WINDSOR LUMP PLASTER
for sale low. LjysfI Al 81 AsaE,
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M TAKE \ LOOK AT THOSE EN-
TEA-SiZE WHITE COUNTERPANES at sl.s5
worth ~. and those HEAVY WOOL BED
SPREADS, ut LEVY bkolllERS,
1913 and l2l5 Main street.
New STYLE FALL PRINTS just received. an %
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TOILET ARTICLES.

-BRUSHES.-Twenty- differ
l eut patterns-three, four, and i've row. English
and Frenc hard. medium, and soft, including
Maury'6 patent selected to suit the most ldstdcus,
for sale In any quantity.
s. E DOVE, Druggist,
Main street near Fourteenth,
.u3I-3n Richmond. Va.
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N-7- A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
HOSIERY, for men, women, and children. ut
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and i2l5 Main street.
SASH and NECK RIBBOSS-just received
frll supply. an 10
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VIRGINIA PESITESTIAEY, August II, 1860. e
w + ARE NOW PREPARED TO DO

iaost Substantial! manner md Oh the most reason
able !crlse. We VIII make and repair CARTS,
W W. = BuGGhEis. Tubs. ,MELL-bG,G5ik,-
TABLES, WASHsTANDS, and, in fact almost
every article that is In use. WHlSKEY BAR
WAGONS made and repaired. With good ma
terial and skilfui workincn hope 10 give salts
faction In 7ery ease. b. WARDWELL,
aula Superintendent.
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MT LINEN AND COTTON SHEET
ING. PlLLOW-CASE COTTON and PILLOW
CASE LINEN. TOWELS, NAPKINS, DOi-
LIES, TABLE-CLOTHS, TABLE and PIANO
COVERS. Mt LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Take lock at our MARSEILLEs TRIM
MINGS. All -
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7 OCUST GROVE.-This popular SUM-
IL Mel. RESORT. I'm the most beautiful and
healthy portion Of Piedmont, Va, conducted for
many wears by John :. Cooke, Esq, and more re-
Gently hy the undersigned, Is now open for visitors
TERMS: 80 per day: $40 per week $50 per
month. Children under ten years, and servants,
half price. ,,
Post-ollicc Greenwood Depot, Albcmarc coun.
ty, Va. >ory =,
c as. " &W3m 4. X. TANCEY, JR.
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Hone kong, August 5.-The reports Of
the massacre of Christian missionaries in
the province of Szchren are confirmed
Twenty are known to have been killed.
The Government has instituted inquiries
concerning the outrages.
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refreshing and copious-have
fallen in all the Piedmont and Valley
regions, as far as we have heard. They
have fallen gently, and have been readily
absorbed by the thirsty earth, doing all the
good that was possible to be done at so late
- nprOl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-01

TIE TRIAL OF Mr. Cox.-The case of Mr..
J. NJ. Cox, charged with shooting Fayette
Reynolds some ten days since in Lynch
burg, was called in the Mayors court on
Monday in that town. Reynolds being UNA
bic to be present, the trial was postponed
until the Sth instant. Mr.. Cox renewed
his bail until that day. Reynolds con-
tinues to improve slowly, and his recovery
is now confidently hoped for.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTlGEa.
NY CARPETS, RUGS, DRUGGETS,
and LINEN for carpet covers, aud CRUMB
CLOTHS and STAIR LINEN, at
LEVY BROTHERS,
1913 and 1916 Main street.
The best assorted Stock Of DRY GOODS In tic
city. ah %
Mt SHIFTING CALICOES, SHIRT
B0SOMs, WRISTBANDS, and CUFFS. Also
all kinds OF SHIFTING material at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
White. pink, blue, scarlet, buff, drab, and slate
OPERA EIASFtS. au25
NJ INFANTS FROCK WAISTS, IN
FASTS' ROBES. CAMERIC and SWISS
EDGING and INSERTINGS, GUlPURE, VA
LENCIENNEs, BOBBlS, CLUNEY and ENG
IISu THREAD EDGINGS and INSERTISGS.
WORKED CAMBRIA and DDnTY BANDS, at
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and i9l5 Main street.
UNDER GARMENTS for men, women, and
,,, na15
MI POINT-LACE HAN D X Z R
CHIEFS and COLLARS, MALTESE and Ell
BROIDERED COLLARS, HEMSTlTCHED,
BORDEPED. and EMBROIDERED ASDhER-
CHIEFS. in great variety.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1919 and 1915 Main street.
Another lot OF those JET SETS ut Csc. au25
-- -- ---------------------
Mt SASH RIBBONS.-Just received
Extra wide SASH RIBBONS, In pink, blue, green,
buff and lilac. Also, new style NECK RIBBONS
'''>' - LEVY BROTHERS
1918 and 1915 Main street
Try our five-cent SPOOL COTTON. au@
NJ JET CHAINS, JET CROSSES, JET
BRACELETS, JET EARRINGS and BREAST
pIESa, LEVY BROTHERS
1919 and 1915 Main street.
Our fivc-ccnt SPOOL COTTON. au95
----
M NEW STYLE CALICOES, ALPA-
CAS-. DELAINES. BROCADES. and other dress
goods at LEVY BROTHERS
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Our hve-cent SPOOL COTTON are warranted
200 yards. au2
~A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
WHITE and COLORED FLANNELS Mt great
bargaIns at LEVY BROTHERS,,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Use BRADLEY'S DUPLEX ELLlP I'll
St,IpTS the hest in usc au IS
Ng GIMPS, PRINCES, BRAIDS,
BUTTONS, and all other styles Of DRESS TRIM
| MIXGS 1T LEVY BROTHERS.,
| 1918 and 1915 Main street.
The best HOOP-SKIRTS are BRADLEY'S DU-
PLEX ELLIPTIC. au2 70
Mt LINEN AND COTTON SHEET
ING, PILLOW-CASE COTTON and PILLOW
CASE LINEN, TOWELS, NAPKINS, DOi-
LIES, TABLE-CLOTHS, TABLE and PIANO
| COVERS, at LEVY hRoIHEkS''
| 1918 and 1915 Main street.
Take lock at our MARSEILLEs TRIM
MTNGs. nj .
| ------- ------------ -------
MI TRAVELLING AND WORK
BASKETS, TRAyELLIyG-BAGS, SHAWLS
and sONTAGS, ut LEVY BROTHERS,
au.5 1918 and 1915 Main street.
NM A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
| HOSIERY for men. women. and children. Mt
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and i215 Main street.
SASH and NECK RIBBOSS-just received ;
| r,,r sf,n,,1v Is
nC7~TAKE \ LOOK AT THOSE EN-
TEA-SiZE WHITE COUNTERPANES at Sl.s
worth go and those HEAVY WOOL BED
SPREADS, 1T LEVY bkoli HERS,
1913 and 1915 Main street.
New style FALL PRINTS inst received. m >"
| -----.---~---
III RUSSIA, SCOTCH, BIRDS EYE
and COTTON DIAPERS; RUBBER CLoTII
FINE FLANNELS, WHITE MUSi1NS. aud a
other articles for III infants wardrobe.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
LLAMA LACE SIlAWLS ut greatly reduce
prices. II" -
|
M JAPANESE, PALM, SILK, AM
linen FANSat LEVY BROTHERS.,
1919 and 1915 Main street.
TABLE OILCLOTUS and WINDOW
SIIIDFS M IS
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E1FEaDRTURES.

Amount OF losses paid during the year
Amount paid aud owing for reinsu-
rance premiums -S23 732 deducted
nom premiums received above ,,,.,,,,,
Amount OF Return Premiu ms, whether
paid or unpaid, deducted from nre.
miums'receiVed above.....SfSG T92 90
Amount of Dividends declared during
the year .. e so OO0OO
Amount OF Dividends paid.;............- 60.00O 09
Amount of expenses paid during the
year. in cluding comm lssinns and fees
paid to Agents and Officers Of The 90. ll9 56l 81
RICHARD A. FRANKLIN, President.
WM. CONNER, JR, Vios-Presid ent.
JOHN W. MURRAY, Secretary.
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AIAHKaETKES.

Amount OF losses during the year, ad-
Justed but not due-......... ............. 2.442l8
AmouHt OF losses reported 10 the Com
pany. but not acted upon .............. 81 $3.50
Amount OF losses resisted by the Co.." g. 800 w
Amount of all other claims against the
COMFY contested or otherwise-Rent 6G7'OO
outstanding - ~, $50 80
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TILk.EN0tiAST q bfELT,
Slate Agents and Attorneys,
North Pennsylvania Railroad Building,
No. 4OO WALNUT STREET, ,
PHILADELPHIA,
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LIABILITIES.

Amount Of losses during the year, ad-
justG but not tdue........................ l75 90
Amount of losses reported
to the Company but not
acted upon. n.................t estimated. 1925 90
Amount OF losses resisted
by the Company.........
Amount Of Mutual Dividends unpaid. ,SGS 90
Amount required to safely retnsure all
outstanding 1877 Si3 90
ESTIMATED at so per cent?
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LHABKLETIEs.

Amount of Losses during the year,
adjusted but not due....................
Amount OF Losses reported TO the
Company, but not acted upon...."."
Amount of Losses resisted by the
company.
Amount OF Interest due and unpaid
on
Amount reclaimable on Perpetual
Policies ...."..-.................."
Amount required TO safely reinsure
all outstanding riRks.....................
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SPRINGFIELD
Fire and Marine Insurance Co.


Cash in Banks, specifying the Banks:-
Agau am National Bank, $40 ll44
Third National Bank. 7,I7l28
Cash in hands of Agents in course OF
TRANSMISSION. A,5
Amount of Loans secured by bonds and
mortgages, constituting the first lien
on Real Estate. on which there Is less
than one years interest due and
owing"..4........-..... Sl,5'
Amount OF Loans on which interest has
not been paid within Que year.......... 2,3
Amount OF Stocks and Bonds owned
by the Company, specifying the num-
Der OF shares and their par and market
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EXPENDITURES.

Amount OF losses paid during the year. 1853 l27 q
Amount paid and owing
Tor reinsurance pre-
Amount OF return pre- estimated H'667'o4
miumS, whether paid or
Amount Of dlvidcnds deClarad during
Amount OF dividends paid............... 1900 %
Amount of ex peDses paid during the
year, including &C mmRsstons and fees
l5.95ll9
the Company AS.lH7l
Amount Of all other expenditnfes-
Paid mutual diVidends-...S7,32S OF at.R2
Real estate TepaiTs..""..... 6l366J ''''' W
Pos s,SS SS'u~ ho'tI sIs5 Sn'4S'
HENRY CHAPLIN, President.
AUG. N. CURRIER, Secretary.
TILLVNcHAsT g. HILT,
State Agents and Attorneys,
North Pennsylvania Railroad Building,
no. 400 WALNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
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The following statement of the condition of
the Company on the 3lst day OF December, 1868,
is published in accordance with an act of
Assembly.
Capital Stock, full paid ,.
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EXPENDI7UREss

Amount OF losses paid during the
year 81, ,38l 746Ol
miume $500
Amount OF return premiums, Whe-
ther PAID or unpaid. ..,....:..,.,.,..... g7,5sOM
Amount of dividends declared dur
Ing 100000
Amount OF dividends pGid.............. NOQO1OO
Amount OF expenses paid during
the year, including cOmmisaions
and fees paid to agents and officers
Of the iO6I7'4s
Amount of taxes paid 10y the Com
...,............,......,. 89,4Sl4O
eSpe 9tllures; IooOle SO
Par aud market value OF the OOm-
papy's stock per share ..................
Par Value. A0rk,G TaRn
SIUO SOB
D. T. sATrERLEB President.
WIN. s. G00DELL, Secretary.
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INCOME.

Amount OF Cash Premiums received .,. 445 S7074
Amount OF Premiums earned .,,,..,,.,,, 395 3l9 90
Interest received from Investments, -, dI6il96
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q /
W.
LUMBERMAN'S
INSURANCE COMPANY
CHICAGO, I'll.

Cash on 499j'68
in Union National Bank of Chicago 1924 50
Cash in hands of Agents in course of
transmissi ion 1856 II
Amount of Loans secured by Bonds
and Mortgages, constituting the
first lien on Real Estate, on which
and owing 48,OS9O2
Amount of stocks owned by the Com
pany, specifying the number of
shares and their par and market
value;-
Par hdItst
2Oe 500 u. s. BondsS90 500 IO8,65B 81 lO6. .GJs87
10 40 do. .". $50 $50 90 $50 90
Amount of Stock held by the Com
psny rs Collateral Security for
Loans. with the amount 10 ned on
each kind o Stock-its par and mar
keL Nalne:-
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e. MAURAN, President.
J. S. PARlsE, Secretary.
TILLINCHAST a HlLTy
State Agents and Attorneys,
North Pennsylvania Railroad BUilding'
No. 400 WALNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
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INCOME.

Amount of cash premiums received. 308 867 SO
Interest received from investments..... 96IS'46
Income from ali other sources, specify
ing what sources iRents 4l9l 90
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S62, ,422 S53 2SS'o4
Interest toninvestmeni isdueaud unpaid.
Interest accrued, not yet due.............
Other available miscellaneous assets,
specifying their character and valua..
KeDts accrued. Q..."...................... S6U4'l0
Office and Agency Furniture...... 37l9lO
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Total Assets.
LLABILITREs.

Amount of losses during the year. ad-
jusIed but not due............................ 20
Amount of losses reported to the Com
pRDy but not acted upon................... IL
Amount OF losses resisted by The
Com pany ..................,.......
Amount of all claims against the Com
pRny, contested or otherwise.............. 8.
Amount required TO safely reinsare oil
outstanding 26a
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COME.

Amount of Cash premiums re.
CelVeO
Amount of premiums not paid In
cash during The year, stating the
character OF such premlu ms...........
Amount of premiums earned. .........,
Interest received from Investments.
Income from all other sources-spe-
ciIying what sources Rents..........
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r,o,,, NJ, 75547
OasMh OaMponSIItan IA National Banii).,... S,l76SI
Cash IN nsSES Vi 35 20O4S
Amounts of Loans secured by bohus
and Mortgages, constituting the hrsS
lien on Real Estate, ca wbich there
na tesS ovSiSg SnSi oo ll6 10000
Amount of Stocks owned oy tne com.
pany, specifying the number OF
shares and their par and market
N' Par Market
FdLUG. Value.
United States Bonds, 1SSl..lg0 OyO Sl!l,2y0
do 5 20s, 1864. 200 OG0 2l5,50O
do 5-20S, lSjj.- 100000 lO7,0OO
Nc" A0'A ''N'e L" O. -" o-,-e ~4GS0 02O 90
Amount of stock held by the Company
as Collateral Security per loans. with
the aInOnnt lnanad on each Kind OF
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-21

Press PERsOS4L.-Ths following msm-
bers Of the press have arrived and re-
ported At headquarters, o No. I, WI
let's. on Adams street: ThOs. r. o.
borne, Stevenson ALA New Era: W. g.
WILDLY, Atlanta ga Constitution F. NJ.
Thayne, Evansville lind Journal: J. j..
Dew, Huntsville ala Independent: VI.
J.. Williams, Selma Ala. Times; jos. n.
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