davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-09-30
den 27de O

7~PORSDAGEN den 27de October
d. A., midday III. IL, agtes en-
SkiftesamIing afholdt paa Kjobmand
90 Planter Hans Gustav var Lillien-
skioIds Fallitbo, der er bleyet reassu-
meret, hvor Udkast til Repartition
vii bliye fremIagt, og Boet f%oryentes
sluttet,
St. Thom@ Skifterets Contoir, den 28de
September 1870.
P. NJ. ANDERSEN.
, 1870-09-30

mNSDAGEN den code October
lJ d. A., Eftermiddag III. 3, agtes
en- SkiftesamIing afholdt paa William
Gomez's FaIlitbo, hvor Udkast til
Repartition vii bIive fremlagt, og
Boet ~forventes sluttet.
st. Thom8 Skifterets COntOir, def
26de September 1870.
P. NJ. ANDERSEN.
, 1870-09-30
The AVIS"

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AND PUBLISHED
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-05-20
Lynch LAZY In Mnntnna.

HELENA, Mon, Nav 2 this morning meet
ing Of citizens was caled 10 dec d. what should
be done with tue pris ners, A, H. Compton and
Jas. Wilsin, who had been Identified by Linhart,
the man they robbed an1 attempted to kill on
the night Of the eth. District Judge Smm Ms
first addressed the meeting, and strongly prntest-
ell against any Interference with civil Law, stat
ing that the time for vigilance committee had
passed, aud advised the people to disperse.
Tho meeting was then addressed b. some OF
the leading citizens, stating that il was ueces-
sary tO strike terror " the rest of the band
known to exist at tllis time that immediate ac-
ton should be taken in the case.
comittee Of tweTty-four W s selected 10 try
the cas1. The prisoners came before the com
mittee and confessed tn the crime. A more cool
and premeditated robbery and murder could
not b. planned. At2 p. NJ. the committee re.
ported both guilty. They were sentenced to be
hung at 4:30 Pm. Over three thousand people
were eingregated at the hangmans tree. At
p. NJ. a wagon. on which the prisoners stuod
with n rope about their necks was driven from
under them. and frontier justice was satisfied.
The citizens meeting was not a vigilance
committee, but composed OF the best citzfns IL
| the country. The whole affair was conducted
in most quiet but determined manner, and ~
one questions the business both Of the trial ans
| verdict.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-05-20
The wood Connty seaat Decision.

The following IL the decision of the Supreme
Court ia the case connected with the removal
Of the County seat OF Wood county fsom Per-
rysburg To Bowling Green
No. 255. John Powersvs. Norton Rec ct
al--Error to the Dislrie. Court of Wood county.
Pay, J. Held:
/. Under til provisions Of the code. the Dis
trct Court has Jurisdiction to review on petitions
IN error the proceedings OF the Court of Cnm-
mon Pleas under tho ''aet to aulhnriLsa contest
ur cases in which the removal of tho seat OF
justice Of county has been submitted to voie
Uf the electors"
2. The "6nal order If certificate" m1de BIZ
tle Court and entered Of record as required by
that act Is "an order affecting q substantial
right made in a special proceedings" within the
meaning of section 5l2 Of The code, and IL a e.
nal order within the meaning Of section 5l3 OF
the code.
8. Although questions of fact. In proceedings
under said act, can not be brought in review by
exceptions under the fourth section ofthe "Act to
relieve the District Court, etc, passed April IL,
1858, q h @. 1852 exceptions may be taken,
under the code, To tho decisions OF the Court
upon matters of law, and thus. through pen-
ton Of error, brlug 10 review the decision of the
Court upon the questions OF law arising IN the
| case.
4. Where IN such cantests the decision OF
tue Court ia adverse 10 the ''cOnestee," who Is
IA party to the rccnrl In the case, he IS prop
er party ~ prosecute petition in error to re-
| verse such decsinn.
| 8. WHORE the phil books, taliy sheets and re-
| turns Of such election substantially comply with
/ the sia'ntes undar which it Is held and all tor
NAL mistakes and omissions supplied by tho evil
dence fled IN Tue ease. aud when taken together
| they clearly tend io show the result Of the cleo
| tion, tho Court can not properly exclude from
it's consideration such poll books, tally sheets
| and evidence.
0. Where the statute submitting the question
ofremoyi Of the seat Of justice 10 the vnte oi
the couuiv, provides that the abstract Of the
retu MS Of snch election sall be recorded, and
that such record ''shall be taken aud received
as legal eyd nce for all purposes Of the resul
of said voting" lis error on a Contest of such
election t. find that the result Is contrary to thu
evidence by sueh record, upon the votes cast i
so'ne Of the townships only, without liudiug any
hegality affecting The election In the othel
townships, other than that the vote cast therein
"c,unnt be iuaeialy aseertained."
7. The decision in Peck % wsddell, is o
S..27l, sustaining the consltuiionality oi th'
set To provide fur the removal ofihe seat of jus
tice Of woud county t63 o. s.5sl. is approved
Judgment o1lisiFist Cont risi'ms1.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-05-20
MEET1Na oF TOWN couNcIL.
CorsciL RooMs, I'errysbug. o., !
IA InIn

q
May ilth, 1870.
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Present Mvssrs. Cranker, Crook, Parkhurst,
Robertson, Mayor and Clerk.
Assent Roach, Westcott.
Mayor IN the Uhair.
Minutes OF the last meeting read and ap-
prnved.
Mr Crook, from the committee on Ordinances,
reported q resolution for the construction OF a
sidewalk on the north siIu Of Second street,
from Walnut street TO Louisiana Avenue.
The resolution was read for the first time,
upon which was the following vote
Yeas Cranker, Parkhurst, Robertson.
Nay Crook.
A petition WAS presented from six residents Of
Perry sburg, praying fOi the construction ol n
sidewalk from the Union Brick School House
along the north side Of Fifth street To tive Maui
NEE aud Western Reserve Stune Pike.
Referred to the committee on Sidewalks.
On mntOn Of Mr.. Parkhurst, tho following
resolution was unanimously adopted
Resolped, That James w Ross, Esq, be ap-
pointed a committee to crnfer with the Mnumee
Council Committee and other parties In refer
ence to the location of one or more Of the rail-
roads proposed TO be constructed through this
county.
The Mayor made his report in reference to
the Hydraul c, and on motion OF Mr.. Crook he
was confused by unanimous vote as commit
tee. IN conjunction with Messrs. Gilbert, Beach,
Robertson aud Jamss W Ross (, get PROPOSE
iinns in writing from parties now controlling the
Hydraulic, aud report progress at tue nezt
meeting.
a letter from Superintendent D, McTiaren, Of
tho ID. Il NJ. Railroad. in reference to putting on
au extra train, between Pcrrys sburg and Toledo,
was read and laid over until next meeting, with
the request that Mr.. J. w. Russ be present al
that TIME,
Adjourned until Wednesday, May l9. 1879.
JAMES X. TYLER, Mayor.
7. J. 0BLiSGER, Clerk.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-05-20
The COEliuRtipu.

The tlogse struggled through tie day vester-
day with the Northern Pacific Railway bill. IL
is found there is a combination sufficient to pass
it. There is a lnbntti Of men powerful in
money for three great obi cts:
l. To obtain all the pub!ic lands that are OF
much value.
@ Tp obtain b1uniics an IN lnufdcturcs in the
shape OF protective duti,s and
g. To save themselves from tnxitinn by ab,l-
issng the income tax and raising larger pnr-
ton Of the revenue by taxing cnnsum rton. SO
far as the expense OF the General Government
and the war debt are concerned one-eighth of tie
propie own one-half the wealth of the country
aud pay but one-six tn nf the taxes instad Of one
half. "a they should do. Abolish the income
tx and they will furnish but one-sevenih Of
lhe income Of the nation. Itis evident that our
government is yet far from justice. Gin. Times.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-05-20

The protest signal by the American Bishops
IN Attendance at the Ecumcnicnl Council pres-
ents to the Pope the following reasons why he,
should not urge the Council IL adopt the dogma
Of Papal Infalhbily lst. Because the vote,
when taken, would show a want Of union among
the bishops 81. Because in countries where
hereSies not only exist With impunity, but are
dominant, this definition would ALLEVIATE those
who would seek the true fold Of Christ 81.
Because endless questions would arise which
would Interfere with and prevent the work Of
the ministry. and cause the fro Is Of the Council
to be lost 10 those who are not Numbers Of the
holy Catholic church.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-05-20


Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Present Messrs. Cranker, Crook, Roach,
Robertson, Wcstc,tt and Clerk
Absent Mr.. Parkhurst and Mayor.
Mr.. Crook was elected President pro tenn.
Minutes Of last meeting read and approved.
A petition was presented from Peck, Hamilton
Co. for the opening OF Commercial street 10
its original width 60 feet.
Referred to committee on Streets aud Alleys,
all the members present voting yea.
hr. ParkburSt took his seat in Council.
partial report from Mr.. J. w. Russ, on tho
Hydraulic matter, was read, and the committee
granted further time br unanimous vute.
The subject was brought up Of the special
train between Perrysburg and Toledo. Mir.
Ross presented dispatch from u. McLaren,
notifying Council that ii it is decided to run n
special train, monthly tickets only will be sold
at tue rate OF Sc per month. No quarterly or
yearly tickets will be sold.
On motion pf Mr.. Roach, the committee was
continued with instructions to report to Council
at its next meeting, proposition to the Railroad
company.
Tie committee appointed to make an estimate
Of the necessary repairs tu West boundary ST.,
subn'itted report from George Kirk, Civil
Engineer, which was read, and on motion re-
ceived and placed on i!e.
On motion Of Mr.. Roach, the committee On
Streets were instructed 20 consut with Mr. John
Ieager. and see what prnpnTtion Oi the improve
meut the county will be willing to con-
struct, and also to act in conjunction with the
Township Trustees IN the matter, and make
their report At the next meeting.
On W3tiun uf Ar. RIach, the Street Commls-
sioner was instructed TO cause the removal of
the fence erected ip front OF nlots 5S3 54S, 5j7,
and 572 all the msHbers voting yea.
Mr.. Wes;cott asked for and received leave to
withdraw.
The resoloiio1 for huildinR a sidewalk on the
NORTH side IL Second street, between Walnut
street and Louisiana Avenue, was read the Sec
on tine. The vote IN the second reading stood
as follows:
Yeas Cranker, Parkburs;, Roach, Robertson.
Nays C,unk.
On motion Of Mr.. Roach, the Clerk.was au-
thorized Ia draw order upon the Treasurer
FOR 50 Tor Co poratinn Seal.
Council adjourned to meet on Wednesday
evening, Nav 2jth 1870.
wM. CROOK, President pro TEN.
F. J. OBLISGsB, Clerk.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-05-20
rRIcurFuL NccInrNT.

On the heels of the terrible calamity in Rich.
mond Virginia, CONES tho nows OF another rail-
road slaughter by the colliding Of two trains on
the Missouri a Pacific Railroad, one the Night
Express with Eve passenger cars and tho bag
eaee car, the other a heavy freight train. Tho
disaster occurred on the moraing Of The 18th
inst, aud abou, twcnty-eght miles west Of 81.
Louis. Twent persons were killed and thirty
wounded.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-05-20

war with the Mhrmnns is imminent. The
increasing strength Of Brigham Young and his
followers, the growing vices Of their distinguish
ing custom, aud the general looscness of NOR
ality in Utah. has urged upon Congress the
passage Of the CulLln Auli. poly gamy bill,
which 1t has had under consideration for some
tins. The sympathy in Congress has been a.
sfsinst the bill. Itis well known that ir the bill
is passed, there will h, war. The Mnrm"ns
will net see their homes invaded BY the enact
ments of sivlzaiun aud their darlilg vices
swept from them without an effrt TO oppose
such innovations. Under the admirable gener.
alship of Brigham Young they have in iimi of
peace prepGced tor war, ard at the present time
are foe hm To be Acspised. Amid the defes
and businesses of Ctah Territory, they could so
distribute their forces as 10 piolOng a conflict,
which in the end would not. even ii successful,
totally abolish this polysamy-th last relic Of
bhrbarism. lfCungress passes this bill, there
will be occupation for nur troops in the West.
Tie Indians and the Mormons by successful
combinations can harrass our army, aud b. the
victors in many battles before they succumb.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-05-20

At recent meeting in London sf the Ma.
tonal Association for the promotion Of Social
Science. Mr. Zincke reported very faTorabiy on
our graded school system. This gentleman had
visited America for the purpose Of studying
our common schnrl system and he had re-
turned home deeply convinced Of ths economy
anil efficacy of our graded school system. He
takes tor illustration tho Poplar street schooI
OF Boston. and describes the process of grading
and teaching aud passiag children frnm one
room to anotAer until they are prop ircd for the
grammar school. Mr.. ZtNcke makes one start
ling statement, VIZ: That in the great State Of
Illinois. / eco schools, 10000 teachers and
900, 900 children cost the State no more than the
two fashionable English schools, Eaton and
Harrow, cost the parents of the children edu-
cat0d in them.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-05-20

An appeal comes from the citizens Of Rich
mond ia the form of an address TO the people Of
the United States in regard to the condition anil
circumstances of tue sufferers by the recent ca
lamiIy in lllat city. or $50 persons involved in
the fall Of the nourinr, 6j have died, and many
arc seriously injured. Families both Of the
dead and injured, are now suffering in many in
stances for even the nnceSsirics Of life lnyuk-
ing the spirit OF charity in its hroadcst sense,
without reference to political or social divcrsi-
ties Of feeling, the committee ask. in the inter.
osts Of humanity, the benevolence Of the entire
country.
Contributions are are 70 be sont IN Miss f. L..
Van Lew, Pusimistress nt Richmond, and to the
Presidont Of the Relief Assneiation.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-05-20

The National Encampment of the Grand
Army of the Republic elected officers for the er-
snrg year las. week. The vote Tor Grand
Commandlr-in Chief Resulted total vote. as
necessary to a choice, So General Logan 20 ;
Pieasa7tnn, 10; Harirfuft, II Dennson,
Schenek, Il General Logan was then declared
unanimously chusen. he other officers elected
were: Governor Lucen Farchild Of Wisconsin.
Senior Vice commander General lewis Wagg-
ncr, OF Pennsylvania, Junior Vice Commander
DIR. Sasruo! A. Green, of Massachusetts. Sur
renn G neral aud Rev. DR.. G. W. Collier. of
Ohio, Chaplain General, with a member Of
Council Of Administration from eich State. Ma
jor Poole, of Massachusetts, chairman Of the
Comlnitto OF Resolutions, reported a series,
which were adopted. They depinre the death
OF General Thomas; recommend the observance
of Decoration Day; condemn the opinion Of At
torney General Hoir requiring the General Gov
prnment aSkiug from the Southern States sover-
eighty over The National Censteries recon-
nrnding the establishment Of State Homes f,.r
Soldiers Orphaus, and an Asylum at the Sonth
for cnlorcd veterans; sngzesting donations OF
land b, volunteers ; and thanking their Wash
ing,on conn aides for hosptaliiies.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-05-20

The papers continue tn give graphic accounts
of the terrible coun 'grstion now rigging ~ the
wuods and aiming the mountains In sullivan,
Orange, Madison and other counties in Virgna.
The conlagratun extends over hundred
miles Of territory. aud the loss is already esti-
mated at $1,000 600. In the night time the
spectacle Of the burning mountains is both grand
and startling. II Is feared that family near
Deposit Station Of the Eric Railroad have been
roasted alive
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-05-20
SIaEIEIFF,s SALE.
Jarius F. Curtis,
h Partition.

VS.. In Partition.
Sylvester Curtis ct al.
BY virtue of an order Of sale issned to me In
this case, shall offer for sale at public auction
at the dnnr of the Courthouse, in Bowling
Green, Wood county. Ohio, on
Tuesday Afternoon, Juno 81, 1870,
Between the honrs &C 2 and nclock Of SAID dar ,
the following described lands and ienemenis,
lo-wlt. In-lnts in the tnwn of Perry sbuig.
Wnod ennuiv. Ohio, number five hundred aud
eighty( $50 i've hundred aud nj .ety-seyen (5g7l
six hundred and four (G04), aud six hundred
twentv-nue (621); aud nut-ut in said t,wn of
Perrysburg. Wood county. Ohio, number one
hundred and thiry.six (l36), containing two
acres more ar less.
Terms oi Sale One-ihird down, the balance
ia one and two wears with interest
j. W. BROWNSBERGER, Sheriff.
AsuER CooE, Atty fer Petitioner. sT %
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-05-20

--"who are you?" inquired the M gstrAte
in Ncw-Orleans Court Of a wili-looAing fell
low brought bsfore him. "Your father, sire"
"What?" exclaimed the astonished Judge. "I
said your father" "Why, I've gnt none."
care YOU surr2'' Qniie certiin."" "Then reel :
on I'm mistaken; but your ears deceive me-"
"My ears7 Why how could that be?''AlI INV
children have very long ears, sir, very long ears;
there are bur three classes Of this species. sir
my children, the rabbits and the dnnkeys.
You arc not rabbit The outraged Judge
could endure no more; hut shnnled at the tuI, OF
his voice lu tie officers ~ take htH down. "Oh,
cir Ihear You Bray" aul tho poor fellow was
sent 10 t!IeasyiUm.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-05-20
Buy large Wood Well Pump for IS, at
CAPT. NJ. BROWN & co.'s.

The leading Catholic newspaper of Cincin-
nat, complies SONS statistics Of divorce in this
State which ar: quite startling to those who
have been accustomed to regard Ohio
rather M ,dcl Stite in its respect FOR the sanc,Y
Of nlirriage. Condensed into their smallest
compass, the total divorces OF the past Ave years
out up a 5 follows:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-05-20
From the Adrian Mich. Times and Expositor.l
The Protection Rings.

A CORRESPONDENT writes to ask if the fricnds
of tariff reform are 80 powerful as Ia claimed
for them, how 1t happens that the protectl0uists
.r5sid 50 nmch strength in Congress. We can
answer him briesy, aRd we iplhK, sanslae
t1rily.
First, Congress, on this question, as Il has
been on several Others, is behind the people.
Eocondly, members of Congress and Senators
ste brought under influences which the people
do net see, and have no idea Of the existence ci.
il Congress are some men who are protection
isis from principle, who believe tho beat inter
ests OF the country demand that the great mass
a. the people, who are consumers AMI par
Chasers Of manufactured articles, should l,ay
ir butte 10 the few manufacturers ~ order that
m lnGfacluring enterprise may be dtv~loped.
These men of course vot5 Tor prG.ect ON from
principle. Then there is another and larger
class of men in our national councils who are
elected by special influences. They are under
obligations 10 the corporations located IN theil
several districts for very substantial aud mate
tiai aid in their elections. We viii mention u
ease ln point. and which came under our own
natiee A Republican lawyer, who is now
u. 3. Senator, was nominated for Cungress
e0me years ago in district which WAS duub!-
iUl. The lawyer was not rich, the contest prom
ised, beside being a close one, to be very ex-
nsusiva one. In tho district was located a large
iainu factory Of cotton goods The corporatnrs
ssre IN IN Of influence, aside from the factory.
they employed large number Of hands il
was probably IN their power to turn the election.
The corporation sent the prospective NJ. Q. lie
cheek for $4,000. The money was received.
used in the election, aud the recipient was sue
cessCul. Would that man be likely Ia cast his
Cnte In Congress in favor Of lowering the talif
on cotton goods, and thus JeopnrdizJ his future
successf Not at all. lie may be in iav"r o
tariff refcrm in all ohcr things, but the entlor
interest must be protected. lie instantly fnd'
himself confronted b, ring, which lie mus
become a member Of ~ order 10 achieve the
protecdoO of the cotton interest. lie finds mer
who have been elected by the iron iatcTest, The
woolen interest, tho paper interest, by every in
tyrest which draws snstenance from tho masses
through the fAllacy of protection. In order u
draw votes for the cottnn interest ho must vni'
with the iron men in Protecting iron, with ia,
cnppeF men n protect copper, etc. Is Il hard
10 soc how an unjust and iniqulous taria lil
il conceived aud varied through Is Il hard Il
understand thai the people owe il to then'Selye
tn put stlp to tiS thing DO ) oar CORES
poideni need m rs light on tn subject
In the debate on tho tsriff in the House las
week. Oen. Garfield snggeshveiy remarked. tha
mics. ti.s lriends Of extreme protection woulf
,,I.elv consent 10 q moderate and reasonable
r.riff now, they would very soon see reaction
which would sweep away all prltectinn, oyer
turn MANY industries and render much propeIt)
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-05-20

Total .q37 1859 e75 s47 1908
In 1855 the divorces bore tie relation In tie
marriages Of l to 25; in 1887, Of l to 30; in
1869, Of to "a.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-05-20
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE
Photograph Gallery!
On Fifth-street, east Of the nion 8 ehool- house
Perrysburg, Ohio.

THE undersigned is now prepared 20 take
i FerToINpes fran Five to Twenty-Five
cents. according 10 Kind and size wanted. She
IS also taking photographs of the Rest Quail
ity, Of all sizes and kinds, from the A size or
largest. down tn the smallest A mbrotypex
and Gems; also copying from other Pictures,
aud enlarging them, if desired, in copying, all
at greatly reduced prices.
She will finish up Pictures II India Ink, or
paint in water colors in the most approvea,tylss;
will also furnish Frames and Cases Of all kinds,
sizes and stvles that NAV be rcduired.
Photographs taken at Toledo rricea.
Please call and see for yourself. 1t viii cost
you nothing If vou can not be suited.
n. B.-No pictures taken on Sunday.
Mas NICHOIS
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-05-20
Auditor of States Certificate
AS to tue Business and Affairs Of tho
Midas Insurance Company,
Located at
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE, J
DEPARTMENT or INSURANCE,
CnI I,Ainra o. Eeh % 1870. \


DEPARTMENT or INSURANCE,
CoLuMDrs, o., Feb. 22, 1870. \
lr "a HgRnpY CERTIFIED, That the MIDAS
INSURANCE co., located at Cleveland. in the
State of Ohio, has complied, in all re-
a., n,cts, with the laws Of this State. relating to
Fire Insurance. Companies, for the current year,
aud has fled ia this office a sworn Statement,
by the proper officers thereof, showing its
oin tion and business, at the date OF such state
m.nt, December 81, 1851 to be as follows
Amount Of actual paid up Capital $li2,4O0 90
Amount Of unpaid subscribed cap
ittl .... ...,. -. .......' '....'' 5I.OOO "
Aggregate amonut Of available
Assets. including unpaid capital l12,422 ~
Aggregate amount Of Liabilities
(except capital,) including re-
/ insurance At SO per cent, OF unex-
pired premiums. wOnld be el3.-
lsl As; at 40 per cent, regarded
as a lsolute liability. carried out,
is, re-nsnrancs 81 500 So, other
lilbiiiies, s33lS 33...'.'.. ii ,20S SS
Amount of Income for tho preoe-
ding Year in eash' ,...' '..''.''' 2oz59 Al
Amonnt of Expenditures for tie
prece ling Year in cash., 2l,s 10
IN wITHEss WnEREoF, | have berennta sub
scribed my name, aud caused the Seal of my
Office 10 be affixed, the day and year above
written. JAS. II. GOODMAN,
fsgALl Auditor Of state.
by JAMES wIELIAMs, Chief Clelk.
Il. n. MILLER, Agent,