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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-10

WASHINGTON, April Ex-Governor
Senter made a statement before the
Reconstruction Committee to-day,
concerning affairs in Tennessee. He
does not think il necessary to order
a new election, but thinks some ac-
ton ought to be taken by Congress to
defeat the Vaccinations of the Legis-
lature, which has shOrn him of all au-
thority to preserve order in the State.
The Senate Judiciary Committee
has decided against parties here from
Florida, who are endeavOring TO Oust
Gilbert from the seat in the Senate.
They declare him legally elected.
Treasurer Spinner IS preparing a
reply to a communication from bank
presidents relative to the funding bill,
in which he will show by November
first that $3.50, 900, 900 of the $40 bonds
will have matured, and that the gov
ernment can recall them all without
cOmpulsiOn.
Indications are that the mOnOpolieG
will carry everything through in the
way of tariff amendments.
There is a rumOr atiO9t here to-day
that the Ways and Means Committee
win strike out both sections of the
funding bill relating to National
banks before reporting the bill to the
House.
The Internal Revenue Department
to-day received notice Of the destruc-
tiOn Of nineteen stills in the Four
teenth District Of Tennessee, by the
cavalry force under the direction of
Supervisor Emory.
The New York Produce Exchange
commended the action of Mr.. Bout
yell in forbidding the publication Of
the income returns.
The Internal Revenue receipts to-
day were S3I6, 600.
Mf. Bradley, a colored lawyer, has
withdrawn his application for admis-
sioa to the bar Of the United States
Supreme Court.
The clerks in the Executive Depart
ment are uniting in the effort to resist
the deducting of income tax from
their salaries this year.
1t is reported that Representative
Conner, OF Texas, has challenged Mr..
Shanks for words spoken IL the House
during debate.
Mr.. Butler will introduce the st.
Domingo project in the House Oh
Monday.
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BOILER EXPLOSION.
Six Men Killed and Many Others Wounded
4 Schooner Wrecked.

BALTIMORE, April 9.-The follow
ing particulars of a terrible boiler ex-
plOsiOn to-day at the Chesapeake
Sugar Refinery, foot of Frederick
street, in this city, have been gath
cred:
The engineer had just examined the
steam gauge, and, finding everything
satisfactory, walked TO another part OF
the building. Ia lew moments the
explosion occurred with terrific force,
destroying every portion of the build
ing and those fronting Dugan's wharf
Several men were soon removed from
the ruins, all of whom were more or
less injured. The fire department
were promptly On hand. About fifty
men were employed in the building,
a few Of whom fortunately were at
dinner at the time of the explosion.
Had il been otherwise the loss of life
would have been greater. 1t is sup
posed that the boiler was defective.
There were four boilers, each twenty
seven feet long, and sixty horse power.
The building was owned by Ster-
ling < Abrams. James Beatty
< Co.'s bakery badly damaged also
the schooner Mary, which was lying
at the wharf opposite the refinery, had
her rigging carried away and one OF
her maSts was broken of and carried
upward and came sdown with such
force as to crush through her in its
descent. Three men ON board the
schooner were injured By the flying
debris.
Three dead bodies have been taken
from the ruins: A Pendell and Jas.
Duncan, wood carriers and an un-
known cOlOred man. The bodies are
horribly crushed and almost beyond
recognition. Three men are still miss
ing and it is feared that they have
also been killed. Search for the miss
ing men is continued by large force,
and an immense crowd of persons are
watching them.
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NASHVILLE.
immlgraiion Bureau TO be 0rganized---R
C. AeAairy, President n. W.
r. R.---ImpOrtaHt Suit

NASHVILLE, April "a number OF
our most prominent citizens hive or
ganized what they term the Central
Board of immigration" Their pur-
pose is to encourage immigration to
this State. They viii open large and
capaciOus rooms for immigration head
quarters, which will be open at all
aimes. Papers, pamphlets, statistics
and documents are to be kept on
hand, as well as specimens of timber,
mineral, agricultural products, etc, of
the State, and samples of home manu-
facture will be kept for inspection.
Colonel X. @. McNairy has been
elected President of the Northwestern
Railroad Company.
A suit involving the legality of over
800, 900 in city checks, issued by the
Alden administration, will be taken
up in the ChancP,-1 Court next Mon
day. The decision of the case involves
the question as to whether the city
authorities have the right to hypothe-
cate checks for Indebtedness Of the
city without the authority of the
State Legislature.
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NEW YORK.

The Mcfarland TriaI---Verdict Of Guilty
Not National Bank SwiHdIe
---cuban Matlers---The Union League
Executive cOmmitte 10 Meet in Baltimore
Grant Another Mtro-6IyceriH Ex-
pIcsion---siore About the Mcfarland Case
Another Murder Trial-Last Meeting Of
The Anti Slavery Society.
NEW YORK, April 9.-There is great
curiosity manifested regarding the
appearance of Mrs. Mcfarland as a
witness, on Monday, in the trial of her
former husband. It is thought by
lawyers who have closely watched the
proceeding thus far, that the jury
will disagree. No one has an idea
that verdict of guilty will be rem
dered. The trial adjourned last night
till Monday.
Business men and Others have been
warned against receiving drafts of the
National Park Bank, New York,
drawn by the Exchange Bank, of Car
lington, Ohio. 1t is stated that there
is not now and never has been such a
concern in the village of Darlington.
Neither is there such a firm as G. E.
Graham & Co., upon whose order a
quantity of the drafts were executed,
by TrOwbridge q Co., HthOgraphers,
Cincinnati.
Gen. Quesada has addressed cireu-
lar to the Cuban residents of the city,
inviting them to attend a meeting on
Monday evening. All friends of
Cuba are invited.D The meeting will
be addressed in Spanish by Gen. Que
sada, Gen. ArZamendi, of Venezuela,
and others.
The National Executive Committee
of the Union League will meet at Bal
timOre on the 10th inst. Great inter-
est is taken in the meeting, in cOnse-
queuee Of being held in an old slave
State.
President Grant passed through this
city last evening, en- route from Troy
to Philadelphia.
Another terrible fatal nitro gIyeerin
explosion occurred at Huckensack,
New jersey, at the ruins of ShOffner's
glyeerin works, which exploded Last
month. Two Aen, father and son,
were removing some glycerin from
the works when the explosion Oc-
CURED, throwing both of the men a
great distance, tearing them to atoms.
Another account says that it is de-
MED that any persons were killed at
the nitro glycerin explosion yester-
day,
McFarland's counsel says he will
present some important features In the
case yet, interesting the develop
ments. 1t is expected that Beecher
and Greeley are to give testimony,
and probably Mrs. Mcfarland will be
introduced as witness.
The third trial of Ed. Koen, for
murder, comes OFT in brooklyn in a
day or two. The jury have twice dis
agreed.
The last anniversary meeting of the
anti slavery society was held to-day.
Wendell Phillips delivered an address,
in which he reviewed the work of the
society since its organization, and
drew a comparison between its eondi
ton then and now. Letters were read
from Boutwell,, Collax, Seth Hunt
and others, President Grant, In a
letter, stated that the Fifteenth
Amendment was the greatest civil
advancement Of the age.
The Daily Nel0s yesterday disposed
of 133, ,l55 copies Of the days issue.
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ROBBERY.
A Louisville Bank Of Several Hundred and
a Cleveland Sank Of $4,000.

LOUISVILLE, April 9.-About one
o'clock this morning, the Freedmen't
Savings Bank was broken into by
burglars, and, after binding the night
Watchman, the safe was broken open
and robbed Of several hundred dor
lars. A large amount of hop@ :,
which was placed between the ID Yes
of the cash-book, was overlooked. No
clue to the thieves.
CLEVELAND, o., April 9.-At a few
minutes past one O'clock yesterday a
flashy dressed gentleman entered the
bank of the Citizens' Savings and
Loan Institution, and engaged the
Cashier in conversation. In about
five minutes he left. Another man,
who had entered unseen, passed out
with him. The Cashier went to the
vault and found that it had been
robbed of $50, 1000. The excitement
was intense, and for an hour no clue
was found to the robbery; but finally
two men-T. w. Hardy, of Cincin-
natl, and James Williams, of Boston
attracted attention at a low hotel,
on River street, by their large dia-
monds and loose style of talk, and
they were taken into custody, when,
their baggage was examined and SI9,-
$50 recovered.
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Mnrdar In SYracuse.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, April 9.-Last
Thursday night George johnson was
cruelty murdered at his dwelling, in
the town Of Cicero, seven miles from
this city. He was possessed of con-
siderable property and lived alone.
Mr.. johnson was discovered on Fri
day evening, still alive but insensible,
but died during the night. His skull
was broken by some heavy instru-
ment. The house had been robbed
and the POCKETS of the murdered man
rifed. An investigation is now in
progress. Parties in the neighborhOod
are under suspicion.
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WASHINGTON.

eovtrhor Senisr before the Reconstruction
eoRmiitee---iie Is heavy on the Lesisia-
ture--Ths Florida Contested Case -
Spinner Answers katioHaI BaSk Presi-
dents--- M0nOpoIiss Ruie congress---The
National Banks Win In the hSuse---Des-
truatisn Of Stills in lneOme
Returns not to be Pebished- CoiOred
LaRyer-cOhneF Challenges Shanks.
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lndictrAfnr Murder.

BOsToN, AprnsR.-The grand jury
for Norfolk county have indicted John
Phillips, VIM. E. Hill and Maria Hill,
for the murder Of VIM. Jacobs, at
StoughtOp, on the 9Th of February
last.
The iron-clad. Miantonomah has
been ordered to Norfolk, from Boston,
preparatory to sail for Havana.
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Congressional Nominations in indian 1

RICHNONp, IND, April 9.-The
contest for Congressional nomination
in the Fourth Indiana District is
warm, and will be very close. Judge
Wilson says the contest hinges on
three votes. The vote of jefferson
Township was a tie, and viii be IT,
cast to decide the election.
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Garman RennhIiean Keetiau.

LOUISVILLE, April 9.-Gen. VIII
Hch, Of Cincinnati, is now addressing
large meeting of German Republicans
on the political situation Of Kentucky.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 9.-Grant,
with Dent and Cox, arrived In the
city this morning TO attend the union
Of the Army Of the Potomac.
A Texan urges his favorit7 newspaper
TO continuefto pour red-h0t thHnden-bOl
right into 1.-THE teeth OF The leedhcs and
sho-' trample upon the Constitu-
md the faces OF the people.
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.

New Telegraph Arrangements Promised.
LIVERPOOL, April 9.-The Anglo
American Cable Company, in response
TO petition from the Liverpool mer-
chants, have promised to run a direct
telegraph line from there to Valentia.
Messages for America will not be de-
layed by transmission first TO London,
as is now the case.
Prince Pierre BOuapaFte
PARIS, April 8, , p.m-Notwith-
standing the announcement that
Prince Pierre Bonaparte has been ban
ished, he is seen daily in the Streets
of Paris, driving ina astylish equipage.
His appearance attracts much COM
ment and attention. Threats are
heard of vengeance on the part of
some Red Republicans. 1t is believed
that the Emperor will suggest his re-
tirement in order to relieve the public
mind.
Threatened Disorders by WOrkmen of Paris
PARIS, April 9.-FGT some time pla-
cards have been posteol about on dead
walls and elswhere in public places in
the city, calling on all workmen in
Paris to refuse to pay rents for a month,
and join the grand strike on Sunday,
10th instant. The city authorities are
taking measures to suppress the
threatened disorders tomorrow; but
the newspapers make light of the
whole matter.
The English Parliament Adjourned.
LONDON, April 9.-The House of
Commons did not adjourn until an
early hour this morning, after discuss
ing the Irish land bill.
Mr.. Dodds, Liberal, member for
Stockton, moved to adjourn, which
was negatived. Debate was then re-
sumed ON the new delegates motion.
No result was reached.
The resolution of the House of
Lords for adjournment to the 2Sth of
April was concurTed in, and the House
adjourned.
The Barcelona insurgents Still in the>
Field.
MADRID, April 9.-The telegraph
wires between here and Barcelona are
still down, having been cut by the in
surgents, and news from that quarter
contradictory. General Baldack,
who was recently appointed in COM
mand of the national troops, had ar
rived within a short distance of Bar
eelona. The rebels were retiring be-
fore him. 1t is expected that General
Baldaek would make a decisive at
tack on the position of the insurgents
to-day.
Death Of Bishop Kingsley, Of the Method
ist Episcopal Church.
LONDON, April 9.--A telegram from
the Rev. Henry Bannister, at Beyroot,
announces the sudden death, of heart
disease, of Bishop Kingsley, of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. The
bishop had been to India and China,
by way Of California and Japan, on
an official visit to the Methodist mis-
siOns in that quarter, returning thence
with Rev. ]. ID. Brown and wife, and
the family of Rev. J. w. Waugh, of
the India missions. He parted with
them at Suez, they proceeding to the
United States by way Of England,
while the bishop went to Syria. It is
lAupposed that he visited Jerusalem,
and Arrived at Beyroot on his return,
when be was oyertaken by desf
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Il passenger PACKET, DuliL eA- skzazlzE11G-I,8
pressly for the trade,
h. P. .WALT.............JoHN WooDBTr, Master
VIII leave Memphis EVERY SATURDAY, al
8 O'Clock p.m., for all points on WHITE RIVER
THROUGH TO JAcKsoNPoRT, and to WEST
POINT and SEARCY LAeDING on LITTLE RED
RIoRR; and the weil-known packet.
W. A. CALDWELL ~RILEY RINMAN, Master
VIII leave Memphis EVERY THBRsDAY, at
O'Clock pm, for all points on White River,
through 10 Jacksonp0rt. This boat will con-
tlnue IN the Mem phis and JacKsoBpurt trade
until the completion OF another IleW boat,
such as the . K. Z. Walt (n0w under con-
tract To be finished by 18th May nexfl 70 take
the place OF the " W. A. CaIllwell' In the
Memphis and Jack sonport trade, TO leave
Memphis EVERY THURSDAY
For freight or passage apply ON bOara the
boats, or al the ONCE OF the Company, No. 3
Madison street. Stanton Bloch,
mh2s JOHN d. Ap y President.
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ALTON, Ill, April 9.-Thos. Chap
man, an old and wealthy farmer, was
burned to death in his smoke-house
on the evening of the 7th. The meat
had caught on fire and he was endeav-
Oring to save x,
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DIED.

4n.2IY ARI-ApriI 9Th, RosIE RIvAR1. wife OF
smhOmas Hvara, in the TWEEN y-sixIh year of
llher age.
The funeral will take place from 81 Main
street this SUNDAY afternoon, at O'Clock.
Friends OF the family are invited TO attend.
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OTTAWA, Ill, April 9.-Hon. f. F.
Brewer, ex-Mayor of Ottawa, and q
prominent Democratic citizen, died Of
apoplexy yesterday morning..
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Cloth can be made proof against
water by immersing it afterwards
dryingl in a bucket of soft water with
which half a pound of sugar Of lead
and like amount Of pulverized alum
have been mixed. This is good news
for people who do not fancy the
weight or the OdOr, or the impervi-
business to air Of India rubber gar
ments.
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Woman STABBED.

s4 ell, Mass, April 9.-Nathan
p. a carpenter, dangerously
3 a woman whom he claims as
on ia the counting room Of the
= f5e Corporation, last evening.
cen arrested and the woman
he hospital
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TELEGRAPHic SUMMARY,
Children Poisoned.

DETROIT, April 9.-FOur children
who We're nearly starved, eating freely
OF muskrat root, were poisoned to-day
aud died.
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Those who have fewest resources in
themselves naturally seek the food OF
their self-lOve elsewhere. The most
ignorant people find most to laugh at
in strangers; scandal and satire pre-
vail most in small places; and a pro-
pensity to ridieule the slightest or
most palpable deviati0ns from what
we happen to approve ceases with the
progress Of common sense and de
cency.
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FOR NEW MADRID.

Regular Semi-weekly Paeket-For New Mad
rid and all intermediate Landings.
MOI.LIE GRATZ.........Andy J. Deartt, maste
This superb light-drauSht pas \
senger packet will leave as above e
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TENNESSEE REPORTS
CoCPER'S EDITION.

THE response to our circular of February
4 10th has been so encouraging that u e
shall proceed with the publication of the
first nineteen. .fyoiumes Of the Tennessee Re-
ports as thek IN proposed, under the editor
ship of Hon. VIM. r. Cooper, Of Nashville.
The first volumes Of the reprint viii prOba-
bly, be ready (fOr subscribers Only) In July
next, and the others will follow as soon AS
they can be printed.
Subscriptions will be received until June lst
AS the prospectus of another edition Of the
same volumes has been circulated through
the State, We take this opportunity to say
that our edition HAS No CONNECTION Wal
LHE OTHER, and is the only one which III
have Judge CoOper's notes. We shall label
every volume TENNESSEE REP0RTs, Coo
PER's EDITION," with the name OF the re-
potter ON lower label.
Circulars and Information furnished on APP
plication.
MA few copies of Caruther's History Of
a Law Suit. for sale by
S0ULE, THOMAS & WINS0R,
Law and General Booksellers,
ap7 st. Louis, Missouri.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MAsORIc NOTICE.

V7HE stated cOnVocation OF Penn
/ Royal Arch Chapter No. % viii DeN NJ
held on MONDAY Evening, April tlIh. wv
att O'Clock. All members or the Chapter are
requested TO be present, as business OF im-
portance VIII come up for their consldera-
tion.
All Companions are fTaternally invited
%. q. TRADER, M. F. II. r.
G. @. LOCKE, Secretary apl0
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TIE PUBLIC DEBT.
The Stated eat of 1855 and 1870 Compared.

The Statel lsnt of 1865 and 1870 Compared.
1t is saidNhat figures do not lie, and
to illustrateNhe sentiment we give the
comparative ngures to show what the
debt was, to use the language of Mr..
McCulloch, " at the time the war was
drawing to a close" and what is it now,
and we copy from the official state
ments:
Debt, April l, lS65..--............ 1856 $780, OF
S65, ,6O7, 600
After five years Of peace, the Radi-
cal party having full control over the
administration of the Government,
the stubborn fact appears, and from
Radical testimony, that the audited
debt of the United States is nearly
sixty-six millions more than it was
then.
There is another Eature in the mat
ter that makes it still worse for the
Radical party. When the war was
drawing to a close we had debt bear
ing interest in currency OF over seven
hundred and fifty millions, now that
has been reduced to about fifty-nine
millions, a decrease of near seven hun
dred millions, but that amount of the
debt has not, been liquidated, oh, no!
1t has been converted from a debt
bearing interest ia currency into bonds
bearing interest in gold. Here are
the figures to show the increase of
debt bearing interest in gold and the
decrease of the debt bearing interest
in currency, taken in both cases from
the official reports:
DEBT BEARING INTkREsT IN COIN.
April 1, lO7, ,9i2, 100
April l. l, 100, ,36l 242
Increase ,007 ,589 sos
DEBr BEARING INTEREST IN CURRENCY.
APfH 4, loo0--,- -..--.. efOi ,6j0, Zo
April ], lS90........ 50, $50 900
decrease. so9l ,4yO, ~
How do the people like Radical
flnanciering, all in the interests of cap
ital and against the interests of the
tax payer -
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COOK SILK COTTON SEED
EOH SALE.
BY GOOdistt & Co.,
BY Ralph WOrmeIsy & Co.,
ByT.R. Haynes 6 ca.

EVNHf fa cotton was brought from Mexico ~
1857 Il was raised In Bolivar county. a1f
sold ia New Orleans at "A cents per pound.
IN 1858 and 2. A crop Of go bales raised IN
Texas, during the war, by Judge Jones, was
sold ia 1865, In Liverpool, for 6s cents. gold,
when compsossd BY 60 IS fer m 4 l csnts 9 rs
orIssn' Snass sspSasr spa T u sssp'S ? pA''
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR VICKSBURG.

United States Mail Line for Vieksburg-For
Helena. Napoleon and Vteksburg.
hU master
This elegant passenger packet slI-
Will leave as above izss<Saas7sss.zE..
MONDAY, llth inst at pm.
Freight received at the ST. Louis wharfboat
W. Z. DILL, Agent.
aplO FLEM CALVERT Sun't
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Nntlca nf niasnIutinn.


RraeezeA1 plumbers,
lT,AS AND BcEAM PIPE FILTERS. al
NJ MADISON 8rRKTT Mem phis, Tenn. All
orders VIII be promptly attended 10. mh22
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
cOmpany---White River United
States Mail Line.
.LT............JonN wooDaIIlr. Maslar

CTNHE entirely new and elegant sF-A
i passenger packet, built ex-. issaass .issasazsiI s
pressly for the trade,
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
FOR CINCINNATI.

Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
SlLN Eh MOON.-.--........s hefflcieS, master
will leave as above szsszza Is
WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, at pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD a CO., Agents,
apI0 No. u Madison streat
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How do the people like Radical
financiering, all in the interests of cap
ital and against the interests of the
tax payer
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DEBT BEARINs INTEREST IN CURRENCY.
April /, 1865 SOL ,055 I2s
April !, ls30....... 81, ,565, 900
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EAa ,iPAE.: fnEMiUA 10 PE... CEN Nurt;
Ase . fl-i>, - du,ary It'd 'HIIlvnt, ptynu.c a.
the as -. one annual IetrIu44I ~ u! cy,tl4u.
pole. IA f.. ,,rm ivl.cy j Yeas "n. III
DAYS.
EAiMrLE: P"ENIUH 10 Pen CEGN NolL;
Age o,.; Ian, iCn Year t.enit,s meat. p.,nItic
at III '.-c Vi h Une annual fte.,.b.ln VIII c.i.-
tlnu- i.Gy Itlcu AS 1e. Polc,. e,. st..u
:6 uiys.
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ENDUIg sisNr Policies,

EAiMPLr: PsEMtUMS AL. CASH, Age %
fLAN, o'"inaEt tntI' wnIcnt payable at the a.e
'f 30 pe ,u.l rtn uln viii c,,Ilt mae pjl.,
in Tn: is i I- IN z, lity, ne.,IIy J ytaIs or 4
yeas ) . t!ar-.
EAAIr-A: i'..EMiUt.S ALL CASH; A-c ) ;
PLa-s, lea ear Er uIelit, pay aUle 81 The e
OF 40 uc annual ,-IeIIIiuIn Ii cUutInue pul {,
in fIfce Il, t, III pale,, 7yeIs.