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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-27
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Northwestern Mutual Life
INSURANCE COMPANY,
of Milwaukee. Wisconsin.
ON THE 3Ist DAY OF DECEMBER. 1868.

THE NAME
IOF THE COMPANY is THE Northwest
" ern Mutual Life Inruranee Com
pany." The Company being purely Mutual
has no capital stock.
THE ASSETS
OF the Company are as follows:
Cash on hand and in bank. sc. 479 q
In hands Of agents and
in transit ..-.-...-.-...... II lie l4-$ Sl,t9 IL
Real estate unincnmbered 1886 81
Bonds owned by the COM
pany, name
y :-.-'':...:,--par value.
bonds ...-~sl23 SEQ $50
u. s. cOup'ns 200 " SlS}. $50 90
Wisconsin. 1.0j0 6s 10000
Accrued interest-.......... 1854 Co l51.66) 60
Loans on bonds and mortgage. be.
ing first liens on unincumbered
real estate worth double the
amount loaned including (S24.-
2l3 Oh accrued interest............. COS 6}2 70
ceivabie secured by policies 49, 1927 81
Debts for premi- new work .o,,o
ums. unrep'td lrsnw'ls 81. IA 81 4S9.74 90
Loan notes includ'g ST..
2{S go accrued int'st s ,.O42.652 q
miums.r.~ $2i7. 4S9 &C.
Semi annual
and quarter
ly notes ..-. 9.I4485- 256.65i 45- 9, 80. $50 Is
All other LIS 50
Total assets ........ ............ S4.755. AIS 81
LIABILITIES.
Amount due to banks and other cred
Itors none
Losses adjusted and due ................-.... -
Losses adjusted and not due-...-.....--..
Losses 81 .
Losses in suspense. waiting foe further
prOOt-.-.-... w 1OU W
Dividends of SurnluS declared and mt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-27

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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-27

Notice TO Show Cause on Petition for nis
charge-In Bankruptcy.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT W. j.
L Wade. James +. Keel. S. l.. Walker, r. D.
Watkins }. B. Parrish and 5. Kirschbaum of
Davidson county. Tennessee. have filed in the
office of the Clerk of this COnrt their petitions
for discharge. and it WAS thereupOn ordered by
the Court that a hearing be had upon the same,
0n the seth Hay of March, 1859.
at the hours of II, III, AM, I'm I2Ih l. and
IL P. NJ, respectively, at the office OF Alex. \.
bradley, Esq, Register. No. 49, Cherry street.
Nashville Davidson county. Tenn, and that ali
creditors who have proven their debts, and
other persons interested may appear at the said
time and place. and show cause, if any they have,
why the prayers of said petitions, should not be
granted. and that the second and third meet
ings of creditors will be had at said time and
place. +. X. CAMPBELL. Clerk
u. s. Dist. Court Mid Dist OF Tenn,
marl3 Saturdays 81
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-18

The following females Of easy virtue
answered an invitation of William
O'CsiIshsp, Patrick Dwyer and Patrick
O'Callahan to dance attendance, this
forenoon, before his honor squire Snan.
messy: From the "Flat Top there came
Myra Keys, Mollie Davis and Emily
Wilson, From "Blg Sal'sr Emma
Dsnnison, Jennie Wilson and Nellie
Phillips. From Windsor Castle" Bertha
Castle, las proprietressl, Maggie Kelly
and Mamie Friends They were nned
$40 each and costs, except the propristress
who was called upon to hand over s25
and costs, an aggregate Of $50 25
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-18
NAIRO AND PADUCAH
Daily Packet.
The light draught passenger Steamer
Eaa6N WIN. WHITE,
ORDINANCE NO. So

An ordinance for enclosing and improving ST. Mary =
Park,ln the city Of Cairo, and to provide ways
and means to pay for the 'ame.
Be u ordained by the City Council OF the City OF
Cairo:
That an Appropriation OF three thousand dollars be
and IL hereby made FOR the purpose 81 enclosing ard
improving the grounfs IN the northwest part of said
city. and krswn and described n tho recorded plat
thereof As - Marys Park, the appropriation 70 b.
male m bonds of the city, bearing Interest from date
~ the rne ~ six per cent per hnnu and 20 be issued
IN the manner and form as follows, viz; Ten bonds OF
the denomination Of one hundred dollsr. each, and
payable i've year, aeT daic, twenty bonds Of the de-
nomination OF hfty dollrrs each. and payable three
years after date; and forty bonds OF the denominA
ton OF twenty-five dollars zach, and payable three
wears AFTER date.
The Interest shall BE- due and payable at the oce
the City Treasurer nnnually and all bonds pro vded
Tor ~ this ordnanc. shall date from the day
september, A. D. 1850. The bonds 50 issued shall b.
negotiable, and after maturity shall be receivable by
me city IN payment for taxes, licenses Improvement
assessments, and for any indebtedness due 10 the
city Of Cairo. Apr we'd Aug. H. i-a.
anriodio JNo IT, oBERLY, Mayor
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-18
A Phunpy Fellow,

It was q fellow Of "Iniinite Jest, we
met on the streets yesterday from our
neighboring city Of Cairo. We asked
him for the news Of. that interesting
locality, when he remarked "that times
were precari0us and money hard TO pro.
cure; that everybody was falling off In
nesh-in fact they were getting too poor
to skin; thst they all had the three days
ague, and had shook the meat of their
bones, and no doubt had injured the
marrow In them that the low water an d
dry weather had stopped their great
source for nightly music-the bull. frogs
had either emigrated or died, and the
people OF Cairo were mourning for them,
like Rachael incurred for her children,
and would not be comforted because
they were not"
The last we saw of that chan he was
vending his way 70 the sample room
singing:
hejsybird died with the wh.oping cough.
The blue bird died with the collie
met frog With fiddle ON his hack
And be asked me the way 10 the frolic
--Paducah 'Kentuckian.'
We are very. much convulsed with
laughter. Such attic wit--such sparkling
humor. It's irresistible y
When, two days ago, this fellow of
infinite jest' was discharged from our
caiaooose, he expressed desire 70 gp-to
Pacucah. 'if Istay here" he observed,
II shall end my days in the calaboose.
There i will be as respectable AZ any of
'em, and IL they don't ruin my prospects
by beguiling me into the edit man
sgement Of one Of their papers, III be
mayor-Prsident OF a railroad, dead
sure ana certainw And the fellows
prospects are brilliant. BY abusing Cairo
he has struck the tide that is sure TO bear
him on Ia. fortune.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-18

A frail young creature, evidently a
country girl, was brought before the
police court this morning, charged with
being an inmate ola brothel. The evil
dence showed that she was more sinned
against, than sinful, that she had lodged
beneath the roof Of the "Mastodonic
Sarah" only three nights and had her
traps packed to take her leave when the
officers arrested her. The squire gave
her q long moral lecture, pictured to her
the shame and ruin she must encounter
should she persist in the career she had
entered upon, and then told her ~ 20
acquit AMI sin no more, and she "gode."
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-18
Barrett's" Is warranted.

Deacon Hopkins was hard pressed yes
terday. He was In the act Of Impending
. bale OF hay In close proximity to car
load Of the same article, when second
bale came tumbling from the cars, which,
striking the deacon on the head and
shoulders, bore him suddenly to the
earth. For minute or more the deacon
Was MINDLESS. His recupsrative powers
being mighty, however, his breathing
apparatus soon commenced perform
ance OF their !uaual functions, and were
not long In fixing him up again.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-18
II ETRIB U TION.


BY yesterday evenings packet, which
arrived after we had gone to press, we
received Information concerning the
summary takins.off OF the negro Henry
Baldwin, who was arrested In this city,
last Friday, on charge OF rape. The
particulars of his arrest, confessions and
removal to the Paducah Jail have been
made public in previous issues of our
paper.
The marshal OF Paducah made an un.
disturbed trip with his prisoner, and
lodged him In the McCracken county
jail about IL o'clock Saturday night.
The Paducah papers denounced the
crime In the severest terms, but advised
the exasperated friends Of the outraged
family to permit the law to take It's
course. Sunday and Monday passed,
and 1t was thought by some that the adj
vice OF the press had been taken and
the wretched criminal was In no danger
OF personal violence. On Monday night,
however, just before the hour OF mid
night, seventy-fve or eighty armed
men, securely masked, collected about
the Jail, aroused the jsllor, Mr.. Davis,
| and made known the charAc-
ter oftheir mission. AZ first Mr.. Davis
refused to surrender the keys; but soon
seeing how futile his individual resist.
ance would be, he led the mob
to the negro's cell. A number
Of them entered; placed rope
about his neck and quietly led him out
into the open air. The mob moved down
Broadway to point mile or two be-
yond the limits Of the city, and there up.
on a tree, standing near road crossing,
they suspended him, and left his body.
OF the details OF the hanging, we know
nothing. The belief Is expressed, how.
ever, that the mob did not give the black
fiend the benefit Of a neck breaking; but
threw the rope up over q Limb, drew
him up by hand az permitted him to
struggle until he choked to death. The
mob remained on the ground, we under.
stand, until the negro ceased struggling,
then pinning a placard to his body,
quietly dispersed and returned 10 their
respective homes. We are told that the
placard read, substantially, as follows:
Let no one cut this body down who
does not wish TO Oil Its placew
We hope there Ia q mistake in this.
The punishment Of the negro was no
more than he deserved, bot II IL scarcely
a manly revenge that would see his life.
less and unfeeling body rot by the road
side. horror to passes.by, and no source
OF qualification to the outraged family.
This would add nothing to the punish.
ment-it could only injure the living.
We hope, therefore, that the placard
story is foundstioniess. And thus has
the negro, Henry Baldwin, realized his
prediction: 81 have no other expectation
than that they will hang me-"
When rX negro men learn that the
penalty for outraging white women is
severe, swift and terrible death?
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-18
Two Hundred Men Wanted

The undersigned wishes to employ 900
men to work on the Ashley and Mt.
Vernon railroad, which he VIII pay 50 %
per day. Payments made once month
In cash. Board per week, 81 90. Good
accommodations for boarding on the line
Of the work; also good springs OF wster
and the most healthy part Of the country.
Applications can be made at the engi.
neer's Office, at Ashly, or at p. Clancy's,
Cairo, Ill. THos. BYRsEs, Gen. Con.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-18

Ed. +. Sisson IL passenger agent for the
Memphis and 81. Louis and other steam
boat lines, and il actually invaluable in
that position. Active and jealous, ever
ready and willing 10 serve and assist the
traveller, courteous and ommodat ting
In his disposition and bearing he certain.
~ serves the interest for which he In Ia
boring most efficiently and energsticaiiy.
He IL deservedly popular, always ct his
post, and, In short, the fright man In the
hight place." May there never be even
percepuble diminution OF his shadow.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-18

II you want a good stove, OF tlnware
hoiiow-ware, copper or shset-iron ware,
tin roof, gutter, or anything in that line,
call on A. Fraser, Commercial avenue
beteen Eleventh and Twelfth street,
where he has moved to, Az fitted up the
larges' and most complete shop In
Sou.nern Illinois.
Particular attention given " steam.
boat and min work, copper smith ing
and sheet iron work, such as chimneys,
breecher escaping steam-pipes, etc.
apr24d6m
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-18
= Tl.ss.v among a.. D.~ir.p.

A raid was made upon the houses OF
ill'fame this morning and seven frail
creatures brought before ais honor.
Squire Shannessy, who admonished
them by the usual fine and trimmings
that the way OF the transgressor Is hard.
Flint came Bertha Castle, Ms the proprie-
tress Of q bagnio, aud upon her the
Squire visited a wrathful fine Of s25 90.
The remaining six were fined $40 each
as inmates Of disreputable quarters, a
portion OF them stopping with the afore.
ssid Bertha. The aggregate OF the fines
assessed n SOS 90.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-18
Asse ssua eat fOr Isse

Notice Is hereby given to ell parties
concerned that tine assessment roll for
State and county taxes for the year 1859
is now deposited In the County Cluk's
office, where the same may be examined,
and all persons having complaints t.
make may lay them before the County
Court to be holden at the Court House
on the first Monday In september next
ai.gasl sito I fGs w. A. REDMAs,
., Assessor OF Alexander County.
Aug 2, 1899. dtd. ss Times copy)
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-18

DIR. Aus tin, surgeon dentist, after an
absence Of q few weeks, is again in the
city, pursuing his profession. Parties
needing the services Of q strictly first
class and scientific dentist should call
upon DR.. Austin, at his Office over Messrs
Hsythorn Il Elliott's, Commercial sven-
ne, between Eighth and Ninth.
Augl7 Iwd
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-18

The statement which we publish this
morning from the Cairo Bulletin OF the
negro which committed the fearful crime
upon Mrs. Benson, Is wholly untrue In
sum and su6stAnce.--Paducsh Herald
Certainly 'the statement ofthe negro"
was untrue, la "sum and substance. !"
This was established by the second con-
fession, which we published yesterday.
The article In the Bulletin aside from
the nsgro's statement, was, however,
true, every word OF It. rst.H
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-18
Altogether Uaisoked For.

Married, In this city, on Tuesday eve.
ming, August IL, Mr.. A Comings and
Mrs. Sarah A Mason, both Of Cairo.
The first intImation we had of this
marriage was through master Charley
MASON, who In breathless haste came to
the Bulletin Office and In formed us that
we would have bully item for the pa
per Tomorrow" and in answer to an
inquiry concerning the nature of the
Item, he responded, why, mothers
marriedW
We extend hearty congratulations, and
hope the future Of the newly married may
be one OF thrift, conten tment and happi,
ness. Mrs. Mason has resided NAM
years In Cairo, and has led an exemplS.
ry life. Mr.. Comings IN government
guager, citizen Of some yeaTs' standing
and neither too old or too young 10
marry. May they ever prosper.
. \
negro woman was arrested On d
charge Of vagrancy, yesterday, and when
asked whether she was guilty or not
guilty." she "denied the soft impeach-
menp' very promptly. When asked why
she considered herself innocent Of the
charge, she put on look Of righteous in
dignstion, and declared thstshe was''a de-
cent woman, and didn't do such things"
This equals the olden.time Illinois legis.
lator, who, when asked what ought to
be done with a man guilty Of arson,
promptly replied: "Well, in my opin.
ion, he ought to be fined i've hundred
dollars, anyhow, and be forced TO marry
the girl"
Dinah's virtuous resentment did not
save her from the penalty Of vagrancy,
however, for an hour afterwards she had
entered upon fifteen days sojourn in
the caboose.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-18

On Thursday last the Bulletin on in.
formation from gentleman directly
from Mount Carbon, stated that the iron
smelling furnace there had cooled Off
with twenty or twenty-five tons Of
melted iron In 1t. On Friday the Times
Of this city reiterated the statement.
In the face OF this conclusive testimony
the Carbondale New Era says that the
furnace was cooled of for repairs, but
that the "inside Of II Is as clean as q
palace meaning we presume that IL Is
not dirtied by the presence OF the melted
iron aforesaid.
And now again comes our informant
aud says that his Information IL most
direct and positive; that he received il
on the ground from an intelligent, truth.
full gentleman in the employment OF the
company. And SO the matter stands.
The question still remains: Didfshe fused
iron cool In the furnace, or II the said
furnace ''clssn - palace p" TATFy
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-18

Nothing can be more important during
the vacation Of our public schools than
that the children shall have plenty Of
recreation. Parents and teachers are too
often anxious that pupils shall show signs
Of precoclous growth and anemia rs the
result. II would be valuable lesson IL
our educators could lean that the pecu-
liar condition Of the human frame,
which Is generally attributed to q want
Of exercise, is indeed the result Of too
much mental exertion, and ends in
death, or what il woEse, idoicy.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-18

The Charleston baseball club had a
tilt with the Lone Star club, Of Morley,
on Monday, and acquitted themselves
most CALAMITY. The score stood " TO s
IN favor OF the Charlestons. They made
atriple-plsy-the second in the United
States during the present year. Mr. w.
II. Pitcher, Of this city, was the umpire.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-18
rAe illustrated AssusI OF Phrsns,esy.

TIE Illustrates Auuusi o. Fnrehes0gy'
And Physiognomy for 1870, now
Rssdy-contains so Engfavings Of our
leading Editors Bryant, Greeley, Ben
nett, Brooks, Marble, Dana, Raymond,
with portraits. The Male and Female
Form; Why Children Resemble their
Parents; Gen. arsut and his Cabinet,
with portraits, Physiognomy In Politics,
or ..Facss and Places" Science OF Con.
jugal selection, unhappy Marriages,
Temperament In Wedlock; American
Artists; The Sleep Walker, Psychology
cal. Brain Waves; Sir Edward LAndsser,
painter, Lorenzo Dow, and Peggy, his
wife, their portraitsi Royal Ladies Of the
present French Empire, with portraits
0uizot, the Statesman and Historian
How TO choose . Helpmeet; What 10
MANI All this, and much more given
in the Rich and Racy Annual, which
sells for IS cents. Newsmen have 1t. 8
r. Wells, Publisher, N. Y. 'aI
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-18

A negro man, who says he is steam.
t1At'San and very sick, has been lying
IN an expose condition during the day.
in the vicinity Of Washington Ave. and
Eleventh street. He has no svidence
OF his right to admission to the marine
hospital, and is, therefore, in a very un.
comfortable condition.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-18
IT'S PAST.
SBy their fruits We know them,
Losses Ruid in F,fty Years,
IT'S PRESENT,
The Most Successful Fire Insurance 60,
/ H AMERICA.


Three-fourths Of ths Insurance Companies chsy
ties Of profession hased on calamity and rnIsfoy
tune, Win an important part Of its development In III
sphere OF broad human beneyo. IL Is q rare an
uncommon event for Of these Institutions 10
make Us FiFTikIii animal report and that q salts
factory one-anoter ofufo's plsVest old lessons As
yon SOW that shall YOU rap
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-18

Mr.. Zalma Block, twenty years ago q
wharfboat proprietor in Cairo, but now
OF the ST. Charles Hotel, Cape Girardeau,
10 In the city stopping at the Antrim
House. He wants a lot Of dining.room
girls, and makes known his want in
another column. He is very much the
Zal Block Of twenty years ago-,ime
having dealt gently with him.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-18

william Johnson was brought before
Squire shannessy this morning, to ans.
wer charge preferred against him for
stealing a silver watch valued at $50,
from Moses Bell, Of Grand Tower. The
evidence being conclusive, William was
sent TO Jail In default OF bail in the sum
Of one hundred dollars.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-18
Waass~a.

Wanted Immediately, at the st.
Charles Hotel, Cape Girardeau, Mo.
Two good dining room girls, inquire at
at the Antrim House for two days.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-18

There were at least . dozen wagon
loads OF wstermellons In the city this
morning, some Of them having been
hauled distance OF twenty-five miles.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-18

Ender's stomach Bitter!-"Tne best
In use."
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-18
To Csunty 0Mcsrv.

Notice is hereby given, that the pub
lie laws ofls69 are now In my office fcr
distribution. j. u. LYNCH
Augl3 I'm county Cielk'
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-18

young and very likely darkey died Of
watermelon cholic, or cholera morNs,
at the Mounds Junction last week. He
had subsisted on nothing else for u peri.
cd Of two or three weeks. A gorge Of
watermelon and then drenching Of ice
water will be apt to do the business for
anybody, yet young and inconsiderate
people, white rs well as black, hold
themselves as peculiarly fortunate when
they have an opportunity TO hazard their
lives by such an indulgence.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-18
Zee Cream sumner.

The ladies Of the Methodist Episcopal
congregation, Of this city, will give an
ice cream supper, on Thursday evening
next, In the building next door TO Rit.
tenhouse d Hanny, formerly occupied
by Mr.. II. M. Hulen. The object is to
raise money for the benefit ofthe church.
While this is 80, the choicest cream, cake
and CONNECTIONS, will he served AT the
usual price Of such articles, by the most
agreeable and fascinating young ladies.
whose gracious smiles and pleasing
ministrations will even add 10 the ex.
cellence Of the luxuries they dispense.
Ten cents will be collected at the door.
as the price Of admission.
As the building chosen il central. and
as the object Is one that warmly com.
mends Itself 10 our citizens generally, IL
IL reasonable TO expect that the COM
pietest success viii crown the ladies' eff
forts. Everybody should attend, II his
or her investments do not go beyond a
slice Of cake and plate Of cream. Small
favor will be most thankfully received
and larger ones in due proportion. st
1t has been truthfully observed that
there's less Of the spirit OF mob law in
Cairo than any other town or city OF the
country. In neighboring localities II not
unfrsquently occurs that heinous crimes
provoke punishment at the hands OF a
mob. Within the two weeks passed two
negro men have felt the severity OF mob
law, within nfty miles OF Cairo. During
that time negro guilty OF more az.
grevating and monstrous crime than that
committed by either OF the other two,
has remained secure In the walls Of our
county jail, awaiting the action of our
court. HIS crime could be no blacker,
yet our community Ii quiet and evident
iy determined that the law shall take It's
course; that the criminal shall be dealt
with rs the law directs and not other
wise. We commend this spirit. II
speaks well for us Is ls~-abiding PEG.
pie, and win command the approval Of
right thinking men even In those com.
munities where a different course has
been pursued.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-18

80 !. nySAs eeA psAAsOssess. nag
Of bridegroom 70 Bride, in he inssltusion o. MAiee
guide 10 matrimonial fsleity. and true happinssx
Sent By mail In sseed ietter spyeppas IRE n chsrgs
Address HOWARD AsspczA y. Sdx r. lsbSdSaI
phis, p is NOV t5sesr 10 nysl1Awam