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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-08

WASHINGTON CRY ELECTION. The NUM-
cipal election in Washington, resulted IN TIE
success of the Radical ticket in every ward Oh
the city. The Radical majority in the whole
city was upwards Of 1000. There was consld'
erab'e excitement at the different voting pre-
cincts. Quite number OF arrests we're made,
ard at one time daring the day there was every
indication that the city would &c given over to
riot The colored people were early on the
ground in some OF the wards, assembling as
early as | o'clock, Sunday night. The entire
police force were on duty during the day, and
the mounted police force was increased very
largely. In the Second Ward desperate at
tempt was made by a gang Of black Radicals,
to mob and kill colored man who is Conser-
vaiivc. The police who intertercd were as.
saultod with stonts-and they had to sur
rouad the man and guard him to the polls. -
Upon returning from the polls the police
were again assaulted, when, in self defence,
they fired upon the rioters, shooting and
wourding three of them, two dangerously and
enc slightly. The result OF the election is
rot at all unexpected
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-08

The New York Herald speaking ct the exoy.
bitant and outrageous extortions aud demands
made upon employers, by some organizations,
says it is literally, the tyranny OF labor. -
Yes and the worst sort Of tyranny and Injustice,
in this country-tecause it Injuries business,
represses enterprise, prevents the use OF CAPT
tai. stops the growth and prosperity of towns
and cities, and thus, it recoils upon the work
inemen themselves who are, liz truth, although
they will rarely acknowledge the fact, the
most material sufferers, by this tyranny.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-08

Edqar Snouden. .ir., esq.,:
Dear Sir-Wc, the under signed. being list
informed of the Withdrawal of w. II. Dula'ly,
esq, the regular nominee of tho Conserve tive
party. IS candidate Tor the State Senate and
also that you have befn requested by some of
your feIlo W-cit;z.ns To bee a candids .te you
will allow Us t. Join in tha request, ard urgs
YOU nj once to a nounCc yourself at anddate
for the Senate.
At this critical junctnte We thinn it highly
i'm portant that the next Legislator should be
composed OF men who are not oniy acquainted
with the exigenciea and nocessitiej OF the State
but in tull sympathy, and of thorough identity
with tho people.
Believing you to poasoss these requisites. we
shall take great pleasure, with your consent, in
supporting you Tor u seat in the next Senate Of
Virginia. Very truly, yours, SC,
Rich'd. T.. Nevitt. a. q. i.andstreet
s. Simcoe. A. L.. Mckenzie
Charles Potter Joseph Potter.
Richards q. Triplett. Elijah Cash.
n. b. hewitt. j. Il. Williamson.
A Narrower.
FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA. June 7.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-08

Two local FIRE insurance companies, not mucl
known abroard-the Protection and the Ken
sington-in Philadelphia, have failed and CLOSED
doors recently.
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CARPENTERS AND JoINERs.

"
have this day, May lst, 1869, formed 60,
partnership With my son, Il. II. ) SWAIN, and
the business will hereafter be conducted under
the name OF STEPHEN and ". III. SWAIN
thankful for past patronage, the new firm 50
hcits cont nuance of the same.
STEPHEN SWAIN,
+. II. SWAIN,
mVD-tf pripca etrent
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Joseph Cooncy.
j. II. Monroe.
YIN. Jenkins.
John Cooney.
II. A Brewis.
w m. Baker.
j {. Milburn.
Jno. Cats.
A. j. w edderbuIn
Thos. NJ. White.
Rob-. w. B-eer.wood.
William Cogan.
George Bryan.
John 7. Creighton.
j. l.. Grigg.
f. s. Fleming.
Augustus Wall.
+. j. Davidson.
II. S. w. Barker.
Josephus Lawson.
Jno. T. Henderson.
Jno. N. Harper.
f'hos. Wilmington.
John Arnold.
, John w. Stewart.
Geo. IL. Robinson.
and 9th eis.
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NNO CON NISSIEURS AND INVALLDS-
kies. pure French Brandy, Holland Gin. Scotch
HMhiskey Jamaica Spirits, Port Wine. Madeira
Wine. :" Bouzy" Champagne, Golden Eagle
DO, WIFI Oh for purity and flavor cannot be ex-
celled IL, any market
my Ia BREWIS 81 LAWSON.
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X
LUMBER rs ERCH AMI.
All kinds of lumber constan .ly on han All
sold at the lowest market rates.
Fronting on Union and Duk ats, Jas. G.
q Sons old stand. sar
T UBIN'S EXTRACTS, R.mmePs Extrsc.s,
IL Coudrsy's Soaps and Pc mades. Fine Pow
der Puff, English Tooth Brushes, Toie.
Combs, Fine Hair Brushes. Old Brown Wind
sor Soap, English Elder Flower Sosp. Viole;
Powder, Nail Brushes, sc, &c, for sale by
WAKEFIELD & HALL,
my IS corner Prince ana Fairfax sts.
OAI,TI SALTI
y SALT
In atore-llO0 sacks G. A. Salt
800 " Evans Salt.
500 " Mar.halls Salt.
Will be sold 8. market rate; by ,,ocm
sn2o No. 81 North Union ct.
IUSIAH Ii. u. SMOOr, ~.
u formerly of and successor TO omoo'' oh'
Ter G oo% hpn ISBER DEALER.
No. q Union st.,
Between King and Cameron
ito -,f Alexandra, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-08

" ESTERN NEW YORK THE llOTBED or lSMS.
Our special correspondence from Oneida, n.
y, give a full account Of the community %
Per!cct;onisis, as they call themselves, osta5
lishCd in that part OF the State. II seems
almost incredible that such moral ulcer i
permitted TO exist in tic midst OF a Christian
and civilized people nor would ii be tolerated,
probably, in any other thickly settled part OF
the country. Bat Western New York Is the
hotb.d OF all sorts OF ismS and extravaganza theo'
res, and the people seem so familiar with them
that they lose sight of the demorazlne effects.
Ii was in Western New York Joe Smith pre-.
tended to fad the Bible Of Mormonism, and
here he commenced the Mormon Society. 1t
was not till after an indignant population drove
the M0mous away from New York that they
found refuge at Nauvoo, and finally, when
driven from this latter place, at Salt Lake.
Here, at Rochester, sprang up modern Spirit
uasrn. The Rochester inocklngs and the Fox
sisters laid the foundation for that widespread
belief in spiritual manifestations, which has as
sumcd hundred different phases, and which
has to day, perhaps, more adheren.s than any
religious see. in the country. The irrepressi-
bic conflict of anti Slaveryism, if it were not
born in Western New York, grew up and as,
sumed shape there That was very costly
ism, for it brought on the war with all its ter
riblc consequences, and overwhelming debt.
This part Of the State, too, was the nome OF
John Brown and the birthplace OF John Brown
ism. Here, too, sprang up the ism OF anti
Masonry. There was some few years ago O
semi.ycgious and socialist community near
Buffalo called 1.-The Ebenezers." They had
everything in common, except the women, as
the Oneida Community has, aud tlourished for
considerable time. But they became rich
aud purchased very large tract of land in
Iowa, to which they removed. Now there is
the Oliphant settlement, religious community,
on the shore OF Lake Erie, an account Of which
We published some days ago; and the Oneida
Com mun;y, description of which is given
to-day. There may be some others more OF
scurc that we have not noticed, and in all pro-
liability there are now fermenting new i,ms in
that prolifi, region The only way to treat
them is 70 let them live out their day and ex
pire, except they become immoral in their
practices, dsgustingly offensive to the scnti
ments of the community at large, and demoraiz.
ing to the public. But this very curious and
interesting question remains Why Is 1t that
WcStera New York, more than any other part
Of the country, is the hotbcd of all such isms
aud vagaries ?--New York Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-08

THE WAY IT IS Done. June says
that the "incessant demand for novelty which
comes from this country has driven Partisan
mlliuers and modistcs to the necessity OF man
uiacturing new styles expressly Tor Us. Many
of our own artiStes create designs, send them
over to Paris, aud have them sent back as
French with the Partisan stamp upon them,
which is necessary to secure approval New
fashions are longer in obtaining vogue abroad
than in this country, and a style once establish
ed lasts longer Here, on the contrary, it Is
run into the ground as quick as it obtains cur
rcncy, and the leaders OF fashion immediately
require something else. y
This must be consollng to the ladies', truly
and, in order to break up this foreign monopo-
ly, we recommend that all hands set to aud in-
vent their own make ups. This will create d.
vprsitv adj HItun
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lCOMMCNiCATED.

COMMUNICATED,
TEST. OATIIs. consummatc the folly
and wickedness OF what is termed in this day,
test oaths, must be transparent to every one
who will give himself the trouble to look at the
practical workings OF the whole machinery Of
test oaths, offspring Of the lower regions, as
surcdly. And what is the practical result. as
everyv here established around us? They
form in-urmountable barriers, whl;h keep con-
scicnious persons from serving their country ;
at the same time they admit to Office with
trightIul facility all those to whom every form
of religion aud oaths is equally indifferent
Test oaths of any kind, whether in religion or
politics, arc sure 10 make hypocrites of the one,
unprincipled tools o! the other. This all his
tory in the past proves 70 have been 50 and
judging the future by the past, history viii but
confirm wha. mas heretofore been true.
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COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
IRIS vERSIC0LOR
or
BLUE FLAG.

The most powerful. safe and reliable remedial
oo,ont discovered for the healing of man. The
Wonderful properties of the Iris Versicoor; hither-
To unknown or undcveloped, have been brought
within the control science and lis now taking It's
stand az principal among the blessings OF medicine
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As AN Alternative.
RHEUMATISM AND GOVT.
DISEASES OF WOMEN

Ii is an unfailing preventive and cure Dor
EuRALG1A, SICK HEADACHE and NERVOUS AZ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-08

GEETLEMET Fully approaching your es.
teen and confidence. l would respectfully sub
nit that as the Conservative Senatorial Con-
ven!ion will NEE. in this city on the llth inst.
it would be cmincntly proper to submit to that
that they will make choice of those who will
do al in their power to advance the principles
and policy advocated by the Conservative par
~, and work for the redemption of Virginia
from her present thraldom.
Very respectfully, your ob't serv't..
EDGAR SNOWDEN, Jr.
ALEyAEDRIA June g.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-08

it has no equal. Its action upon the L,re' and
Kidneys is prompt, salutary and effective, and it
is this property which renders it one of the safest
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-21

The November number of LippiRcoh's
Magazine is to hand. The contents are
unusually interesting, embracing, with
two fine full page engravings, the follow
ing: The Vicar of Bullhampton, a new
novel of great interest, by Anthony Troll
lope-part V; Daughters of Toll, a poem,
by Evangeliue NJ. Johnson; Wear and
Tear, by DIR. S. Weir Mitchell; Murder
Most Foul, by w. C.. Elan; Fuel, by
Charles Morris; A Catch, By r. II. Stod-
dard; Beyond the Breakers, a nOvel-part
NJ, by Hon Robert Dale Owen; The Salts
faction Usually Among Gentlemen, by
Jos. j.. Reed; The Great Flood, by J.
Franklin Fits; Jstfa to Jerusalem, by
Henry A. Brown; Watching for Dawn, a
poem, by Professor Henry H~artshorne;
George d. Prentice, by Ches. G.. Shanks;
First and Last of the Buccaneers, by W.
l. Stone; RecolIectiOns of an Attache, by
r. NJ. Walsh; Our Monthly Gossip; and
Literature of the Day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-21

Commissioners Pearne leaves the city to-
day for Philadelphia. He will be back in
a couple Of weeks. During his absence
Commissioner Richards Win be acting
superintendent.
Col. F. A. Tyler went down 10 SaFdis
yesterday 20 attend the Fair now going
on al that place. returning home last
night highly pleased with the trip.
Thanks are returned 10 the good people
OF 5ardis for the many oourtesies aud cor
dial hospitality extended TO him.
Nathan H0fheimer, Esq, Of the we'll
known liquor house Of HOhbeimer Bros,
ST. Louis, dropped ia upon his friends in
this city yesterday, looking - though the
air OF Missouri wac not by any means
Pernici0us. He II the same genial M
than a. when be had a babitstion and a
name IN our midst, and says he still feels
sway from bone when not in Memphis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-21

A NEGLECTED CoUGH, Cold, or Sore
Throat, which might be checked by a
simple remedy, like "BFOrR'S BroHchiaL
TrOcheS," If allowed to progress may ter
inmate seriously. For Bronchitis, Asth-
ma, Catarrh, and COusumptive Coughs,
''1ks TrQehes'' are used with advantage,
giving oftentimes Immediate relief. Sing
ers and public speakers will find them
also excellent 10 clear the voice and rem
der articulation wonderfully easy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-21

No1IcE.-I am now prepared to collect.
taxes for the present year, the books
having been placed in my hands. Per-
sons wishing 10 avoid the penalty, which
win accrue on the first of November next,
will call at my Office and settle.
JOHN II. Bowen,
City Tax Collector.
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To Cotton Planters & Stock Raissrs

THE Memphis OH Company wish 20 per
IL chase, during next fall and winter, q
large quantity Cotton Seed, for which they
have Seed correctly weighed on their largo
platform fairbanks 81 scales They urge heir
friends not 70 store their seed in large guam
titles. and thereby have their valus destroyed
or injured By HEATING. Planters who wish
to make contracts for delivery Of Seed viii
please call 81 Oil Work, Center Landing.
aD- OH Cake and Meal for sale In any quan-
sifv. fvH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-21

Omar BAEGAISsIS Day GOoDs!-Her-
gOg q Bro. have now one Of the largest
looks OF Dry Goods ia the city, aud in-
viJe The attention Of everybody to that
fact. We arc enabled this season To offer
greater bargains 70 U customers than at
any time heretofore. Our assortment is
large and complete. For particulars read
tho locale. HERZOG & BRO.
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~"SoUTHEEE MOTBERs."-Three noble
ladies Of Virginia cali for aid IN removing
the ZONES OF our soldiers from the Geld Of
Gettysburg. Let our dear old band, that
worked together in the hospitals during
the war, again Join hands. and send our
help IN one united offering for this sacred
work OF love. WIZ not every one of the
old Southern Mothers " add her p,tte~ 10
the fund.- MARY L. POPE.
Saint Mary's 2cho,1
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LAW REPORTS.

chsncery COurt---AlstOa, Clerk and Master.
The following bills were filed yester-
day:
Kirkland. Hill, Talmadge & Co. vs. Il. B.
Hawley ct al.
Sarah A. Perry VS. B. +. Tatum.
Chancellor Harris, yesterday, in the
contested election case of Hunter VS.
Smith, decided that owing TO frauds and
Irregularities in the action OF the Com
missioner of Registration, Williams, tho
election must be declared null End void.
An . appeal was prayed for by and
granted TO the defendant, upon giving a
bond for costs in the sum of $1,000.
Chancellor Harris delivered an oral
opinion of great length, and arrived at the
above decision from the proof in the
case.
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MERCANTILE AGENCY.
a 0ADD

49,
T'HE undersigned haesSy respectfully M
a lily their suhssrtbeFs and the merchants
Of Memphis. generally. that they have an
pointed M, v. e. MATTHEWS manager 81
uheif branch az thls point. Mr.. Matthews
experience and acquaintance with he busf-
hes, In other localities viii guaranteed tasub-
10 their wants.
Especial attention viii be gwen 80 the col
lection or past due claims Or t8s address ~
earefully selected Attorneys viii be Furnish
ed whsFe parties prefer doing thelr own cor
rzpondence.
A Reference Book, containing the uames
and commercial rating Of nearly every bus5.
ness man Ia The United STATES and Brtsssh
ErOYtnee5 lover 90 o 0 names Is issued semi
a1nuAlly-1anuary and Julv-for Le eSe OF
subscribers; the ratings based upOa the elab-
9raie details which their onles records n1rp-
l>41s are Dy Etr the moat reilghfa and eerefaIfv
mlana Of any work OF The Sfnd.
Ihis asency WIS originally established IN
ls4l it has branches IN every Important city
"a the United -tates and Canada. and also In
lsOndcu, England. and It's large anj CONSTANT
~ gsOSins 4anaOaea. Notwithstanding many
enort5 - lnllLtke 70 by others, j. the bed eVi-
dence that can be given OF il equitable prfn-
cipies and It's useful operations. IL l., en-
phailcatly, designed for the " promotion. anG
protection 0i trade
TERMS Of subscription VIII be made known
On application 10 the Oiico, corner Main and
Madison streets. i. q. DIN NCD.
AEaIPfus, October Z, 1876. oea
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Resi- II THE WoRLR. Our friend
Fnchs. Sd Al jefferson street, Is receiving
daily BIZ Southern Express the best brands
OF fresh Norfolk Oysters ana VIII be
srenartS from this on % supply the pub
~ 40 anv quantity they may wish.
Prees a. loE IS the lowest
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-21

LADIES, ATTENTIONl-JOseph Specht,
No. 81 Madison street, has re-Opened his
beautiful Ladies' Oyster Saloon. for the
accommodation of ladies and gents,
where they can receive the best OF re-
freshments till y pm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-21

NoCCRE NoPAYi-SHAKEN MoREl-Stone's
Tonicsyrup cures Chiils and Fever, or money
refunded. Sold by W, N Wilkerson a Co. G..
c. Ward & Co. Goodyear 4 Falls, NJ. Rose, o.
Main, and all Druggists.
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SPLENDID BUSINESS STAND FOR
RENT.

THE other part Of our house afordine SAT-
4 ncient room for our purposes, VI roPo
10 place in reach Of competitors the
Best Business Stand to be Had in the Cit
BY Offering to Rent for thu nsxt twelve
the spacious SalesroOm we now oc-
at the northeast corner Of Main and
Jefferson streets.
sep2 RoYSTER TRRzEvANT&rn
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good Dry Goods, at extraordinary low
figures, 20 to Vendig & Bro, No 228 Main
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BILLS of Exchange on all the principal.
cities OF Europe, for sale In sums to suit,
at First National Bank, No. IL Madison
street,
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SARDIs FAIR-MIssIssIPPF AND TEN
SEssEE RAILRoAD.-An extra train leaves
daily at 1880 am. for Sardis; returning in
the evening, arriving at Memphis al 7
pm. Commencing Tuesday, October 18th,
and continuing four days. Fare, 81 SO for
the round trip,
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NEW DRY GOODS SroRE.--We call the
attention OF our readers tc the card Of
Jacob Cans, which appears Ia our double
column advertisements on the second
page. This new cheap store, which is
called the " White Store" IS at No. 2as
Main street, nearly opposite the Peabody
Hotel. Mr. Gan carried on an extensive
business in Georgia for sixteen wears.
where he established q reputation for
making quick sales at q low profit. His
store is well stocked with a complete as
sortment OF dry goods, clothing, boots
and shoes, which he Is PREPARED TO sell
either at wholesale or retail. All his
goods were bought lately at the decline Of
the Eastern markets, and he proposes TO
andersell any dry goods house in the city
in any line of goods. Give him a cali
and satisfy yourselves Of this fact. Cant.
Harry De Young is connected with this
house, and will be on hand a. ali times to
attend to the wants of customers. He
has an able corps of assistants In his de-
partment, who will exert themselves 10
all patrons of the house.
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JUsT REoEivED.-Ths old genuine Crow
Whiskey. at Oadmus' sample Rooms,
AYras Block. Second street.
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Notice TO Confederate Soldiers

MEMPHIs, TENN, October 2l, lS60.-The
regular meeting of the Relief and Histor-
icaI Association will be held this evening
in the Municipal Court Room. At the last
meeting much business ofimportance was
transacted, and il is desired that a fall at
tendance be present tonight on the adop-
ton of the proceedings.
ISHAM G.. HARRIS, Pres't.
JOHN W. DAWSON, See'y.
To THE LAnIEs.-On account OF the in
clemency of the weather, and b nom
arrival of our Paris onnet and Hats,
our opening will not take place to-day,
but on Monday next, October 18th.
l.. kREM Err.
The New White Store, 29s Main street.
Great Bargains in Dry Goods.
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oLL al Joe Lock6's and get the annual
report 81 the Chamber 81 Commerce.
Every planter and merchant within a
hundred miles Of Memphis should have
one.
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BUSINESS EorIcE.-No contracts or OBJ
legations assumed or made by any indi-
yidual owner or employee of this office,
will be paid at our counter Or recognized
as an offset TO any bills due the same.
The party making any bill must settle it
himself ia person.
HEATING. ENGLISH & co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-21

WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE CHEAP.
Storekeepers ear be supplied with any
desired quantity of wrapping paper cheap
tor cash, on application at the APPEAL
counting room.
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The name OF the Company IS the fSrERNA-
TioNAL ~lNsCEAScE C~0aPANT.E iG IL Local
ted In the City Of New York.
The amount o: IT. capital stock $50 Gu
Inc amour OF capital stock paid up L. 5GlaJG
The Assets Of the Company are Is folIowss
Cash on hand or in tue haEds of
agents or other pGraGns ..-.-...- sfl,&2 70
Head estate uRlusuxnbered- None.
Bonds owned By the Company, to-wfta
I ). $50 bonds. par value-s53.5o0
Y >. lO-0 bonds, par vHiua- 10000
Us. . per Ct 20 year bonds 2i5ND
New York County bonds S.Gg
virginia state bGnds.- l-.iW
Alabama State honds.-- ILNU
ssO4,I6O
Market s0ss.&5 %
Loaned on mortgage. being the
nrst lien Ou uniucumbered real
estate worth double the aRiOunt
loaned .---..-- $3.50 90
Debts otherwise cured.--- .s'56 90
Debts for premiums - sg5 II
All ether ecurlttes. 1891 .
Total 50
LIABILITIES.
Amounts due or not due 70 banksor
other crcuiiGrs- None.
Losses adjusted aqd due--- None.
Losses adjusted aud not due.--. lid -
Losses unadjusted ami losses IN aus
pense waiting 1Or further proof La6IA L
All other claims against the Comply 4,3f s.
Total iabiities rs. a0s IS
The greatest amount insured IN any one
risk. s30.UG.
The greatest amount allowed by the rules
the company 10 be insured in any one
city. town or village, and the greatest amount
allowed 10 BE insured In any one bIoek-uO
arbitrary rule. Are governed entirely by a
prudent regard for the character Of the risk.
Sworn to by GEO ". SAVAGE. Pra-'t.
WM. HUGHES, SECRETARY.
Approved by g. W, RLACEBURNE,
CpmptFoller Of Tennessee.
S. r. CLARKE & CO., Agents,
u Knickerboeker Building, Madison street.
OeI0 MEMPHIS TENN
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SEwTzs MACHINES, CHEAPi-Two or
three Sewing Machines, nearly new, in
splendid running order, for sale at less
than half price al Bridges, 22l Second 81.