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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-01

Ir is reported from Washington that
Grant has determined to send the San
Domingo treaty, in a modified form, Ia
the Senate this winter again. He Is very
anxious 10 have that Job consummated.
There money in it. Here is what the
Cincinnati Commcycioi (RadicaD says
of one of The thigh contracting parties
20 this San Domingo swindlc.
1t seems that Baoz. of san Domingo,
is anxious 20 cheat the English capitalists
who furnished his Government a loan
some time ago. He says he has taken but
$3.50, 600 of the English loan, and as the
contracting parties did not come up to the
letter, he will annul TIE contract He
seems TO consider this a fine way of com
mending himself and his scheme of an
ncXation TO the favor of Tie American
pCOple But Bacz is mistaken about this
We have some great rascals among us;
but we despisc foreign sWinders and San
Domingo contract breakers.
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r Q r 8 A L H.
THE FINEST RESIDENCE
THE CITY.

HAVING JUST COMPLETED THE MOST
Ii compact and desirable residence in the
city, offer it for sale at an extremely low
price.
1t Is situated between Park and Summer
streets, fronting on the former, and extending
with us beautiful terraced grounds in rear, to
the latter. The situation is in one of the most
select and retired localities, and on the highest
emlnenee in the city, affording a fine view Of
the surrounding country for miles II there
lore possesses the advantage of a country resi-
1enee, andls more preferable, since it is near
the business portion OF the city, and directly
opposite the principal entrance to the huenre
OaPl1oi PARK. No obstruction can he plaSed
elmer IN Iront or IN the rear of the house, On
account OF the Capitol grounds and Summer
street. Thls advantage alone is greater than
any other house in the city possesses. This
sesldenee was built regardless Of expense, ana
IS possessed Of all the modern improvements.
II must De seen and examined in order TO b
appreciated, and any one desiring to do so viz
pc SHOWN through the house at any time
M. MCCORMACK,
seP1O-u No. IS Park Street.
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Mechanics Bank of Nashville.,
CHANCERy SALE OF
VALUABLE LAND.


AS SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS APP
IN pointed by the Honorable Court Of Chan
Gerry, sitting at Franklin, Tennessee, and BY
virtue of the order of said Court, we of
fer for sale at public auction at the courthouse
door in Franklin, on Monday. the I'd day o.
January, 1871, the valuable property known a;
the Dc Graffenreid farm, being the same upoI
which Gen. II. F. De Gradenreid lived at the
time of his death, and which is now sold iol
division; said tract of land contains about a(
acres, and is strictly first class land; about
one half is in cultivation, balance well tim
bered. This land is well watered, several
good springs and running water, ana as Q
gras. grain or stock farm, has no superio- in
the state. Is also as good cotton land as any
in this locality. Improvements are first class
consisting of brick dwelling with ten rooms
and g Cd cellars, brick kitchen and laundry
several good frame dwellings for hands, etc,
gin honse, stables, carriage house, Ice house
ETC., etc. large portion of the fencing is oil
stone and will last for all time to come. a he
neighborhood il all that could be desired. And
being only two miles from franklin, the
county seat of Williamson county. on the
Lewisburg turnpike, convenient to the Nash
Vile and Decatur railroad il has every facil-
lty for transportation. And being only one
hours travel Q3 niles from Nashville, par
ties arc enabled to transact business in the
city, return the same day. Taken all together
this is one OF the most desirable farms and
homes IN the State, and persons desiring u
purchase beautiful home or q fine farm ARE
invited to make personal inspection of tht:
property. a survey plat of said land VIII be
exhibited on the day of sale, and division
thereof made to suit purchasers.
: TERMS-Five per cent in cash, balance pay
able in one, two and three years. Notes with
good security, bearing interest from date, and
lien retained. rr
Persons wishing to examine this properly
with vi W 10 purchasing can find M. y. Dc
CRATER reid on the premises, or W. L. Win
stead, Clerk snd Master of the Chancery Court
q TpnneSSee- NJ
GAINESVILLE, Tennessee, will furnish all de-
sired Information.
w. +. WINSTEAD, Z. q NJ,
M +. DE GRAFFEkREID,
WIN. NJ, DANIEL,
Special Commissioners.
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A BOOK FOR TIE MILLION

LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
THE GREAT SOOTHING REMEPs
Mrs. (Oures Oolic ana IrIpla inl Price
WHTTCoMBIs the Bowels, and faciltatesS IS
Syrup 1.-THE process Of Teething Cent?.
Mrs. (Subdues Commissions andl Price,
WHTrcosBs overc0mes sll diseases inci-S IS
Syrup ldent TO infants and children. Oenta
Mrs. (Cures Diarrhea, Dysenteryl Price,
WHrrCoMB's and Summer Complaint In Is
Syrup lOhildren Of all ages. Oents
II is the Great Infants and ChIldren's Soothing
Remedy In all disorders brought on BY Tsethtng or
any other Cause.
Prepared by the GRAFTON MEDICINE CO., 81
Louis, Nc. Sold By druggists and dealers In medI-
zines everywhere. mas dAwIy
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The Rome (Ga.) Daily says that the
thousand Cinnamon who are working on
the Chattanooga railroad in Alabama, do
not give satisfaction, and the experiment
is not likely 10 be repeated in that section.
On the contrary, the New Orleans Times
saws the experiment with the Chinese in
Louisiana has proved, in spite OF many
obstacles, satisfactory to all parties. The
Times adds:
sour planters must, therefore, TO save
themselves and the country from decline
Of production, look to some other labor
than that of our cUlOred politicians and
suffrsgans. China is the only quarter Of
the globe to which We can resort TO sup
ply this dcsideratum. l, is encouraging
TO know that many Of our large planters
have already entered into contracts 20 pro-
cure these labOreTs. If half of the con-
tracts already made are executed, there
will be a large increase of the number of
Chinese in our State by next January"
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TEIg RsDAY, DECEMBER 4 1870.

Iaily IS, ScmivvcokIy 81, weekly az
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For sale by druggists generally.
Wholesale by EWIN, PENDLETON & CO., and
LITTERER CABLER
Principal depot and mandatory, 292 South
NJ O. COTTON,
feb2Ceodtf 4 Sole Proprietor.
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COTTON was dull and shade lower in
New York yesterday, middling closing at
161e. fft HesSEHt
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vNgoNzaND AMERICAN

.V-T-TTT z . rBaiazHEB IN + s
4. O. GRIFFITH 81 co
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NASHVILLE, Feb. Z, 1871 had been suffering
severely for about 8 week, with painters cholic,
when got bottle Of "Oottons Southern Star
Stomach Bitters," which entirely relieved me-
unhesitatingly pronounce the bitters the best med
icine for the stomach and bowels that have ever
taken. VIM. 7. AUTEN, Painter.
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NAsHvuLs, Feb. Is, 187O.-We have used "Cot-
tons Southern Star Stomach Bitters, and recon-
mend them to all AFFLICTED with dyspepsia, heart
burn or Indigestion, a. Q sure and speedy cure /;
and as a gentle purgAtive nothing we have ever
used is better. Il. FERGUSON,
A. ID. CREIGHTON,
Props South Nashville Planning Mills.
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y. y. bnAOhENs
Engineer N. & D. r z.

NASHVILLE, Feb. 2, 1s70.-I certify that have
used various stomach and tonic bitters, but none
have given so sure and speedy relief ''Cotton's
Southern Star Stomach Bitters." As q tonic and
gentle purgative nothing ever gave me 50 much
relief In so short time. The bitters cured me Of
9 very violent cold in twenty-four hours.
W. K. MoALISTER-
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-09-02

AOhDEFAlS oAhCF'
COL THEODORE HYATT M. A,
President and Professor of Mathematics and In
structor I'm Tactics.
COL. GEORGE PATTEN,
Graduate u s. MIL Acad., Vice President, Profess
sor In Mathematics, Civil and Military Engl
neerlDg. and Instructor in Tactics.
REV. A. ARMAGNAC, NJ. A,
Professor OF chemistry and Natural aud Expert
Elocuton.
CAPT THOMAS J. LLOYD, Graduate U. S. Mill
tary Academy,
Professor of Mathematics and Military Science and
Instructor in Tactics.
REV. GRANVILLE YAGER, M. A.,
Professor OF the English Language and Literature,
and Instructor in Latin and Greek
FELIX DE LANNOY, NJ. A.,
Professor OF French, German, and Spanish, and In-
structor in English Branches.
JOHN II. SWEENEY, ESQ.,,
Professor OF Vocal and Instrumental Music,
G. S. FAHNESTOCK, M. A,
Professor of Penmanship, Bookkeeping, and Draw
ing, and Instructor in English Branches.
j. r. X. CARTER, G. E.,
Instructor in Mathematics and Tactics.
MR.. ROBERT NJ HOFFMAN,
Instructor in English Branches.
The Ninth Annual Session commences WE'D
NESDAY, September Z.
The buildings are new and the accommodations
for Cadets in all respects OF the first order.
For healthfulnesS of situation and completeness
OF outfit in all that minister to the health COM
unsurpassed. OVER ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND D
DOLLARS have been expended in the erection and
THE APPARATUS for the study OF science is ex-
tensive and meets every want Of its varied depart
ments Of study.
THE ENGLISH COURSE, in which cadets are en-
tered at twelve years of age, embraces all the
branches belonging to thorough English educa-
tion and is also designed to be preparatory to the
other departments.
IN THE CLASSICAL COURSE the cadet is pre-
pared for any class in best colleges or may be
graduated and receive his degree in the Academy.
THE COURSE OF SCIENCE AND CIVIL EN-
GINEERING is of the highest grade, and is con-
Quoted by experienced officers. The general course
OF studies in this department is the same as that
pursued at the United States Military Academy at
West Point of which institution two OF the profess
sOrS are graduates
The discipline is firm and kind, but insubordina-
tion under no circumstances is tolerated. 1t is
aimed through the MILITARY TRAINING to make
cadets orderly, systematic, and punctual, well as
to furnish them with the best OF all exercise in the
drills of the various arms dh the service.
Careful attention is given to the moral and relg
| Gus culture of cadets.
Circulars may be obtained of James II. Orne, ESQ.,
| G2G CHESNUT Street; r. b. Peterson, Esq, 3Ot
Chez NUT Street, or OF
Col. TIIEO. HYATT,
President OF =. M. A.
| Col HYATT will be at the store Of James II. Orne
ESQ.,, No. 626 CHESNUT Street. Philadelphia, or
| SATURDAY the Sd day OF September from II
O'Clock A. NJ. to 10 NJ and will be happy to pa
| irons of the Academy and Others on Official busi
| ness t6p
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-09-02

The CITY Amusements.


AT THE WALNUT Boucicaults drama OF The
Flying Sc1td will be represented for the last
times this evening tomorrow afternoon and to-
morrow evening.
On Monday Mr.. Edwin Forrest will appear as
"Richelieu." -
AT THE ELEVENTH STREET OPERA House
n flrst-rate programme of minstrelsy will be
presented this evening, which will include the
1berian Dwarf, Little Dick, /" the burlesques of
School for Scandal, Nitro Glycerine oil, Quiet
Lodgings, and other attractions.
AT THE ARCH STREET OPERA HOUSE va
riety of burnt cork attractions will be offered
this evening.
AT DUPREz & BENEDIcT's OPERA HOUSE the
operettas of Hope and the Crocodile and Sae'td
will be performed this evening.
AT THE AMERICAN variety entertain
ment will be given this evening.
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THE Coal TRADE.-The following is the
amount of Coal transported on the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad during the week ending
Thursday, September 1, 1876
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PENNA. MILITARY ACADEMY
eENNA. MILITARY ACADEMY.
PENNSYLVANIA
MILITARY ACADEMY
Chester, Delaware County. Pa.
FOR RESIDENT CADETS ONLY)

The following gontleme n, who devote their time
exclusively to the business OF the Academy, COM
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NJ II WV o n TX 4 9 Nn 8.
From Oar 0,cn Correspondent.
Car-drIvers and Cnr-conductors.

NEW YORK, Sept. L, 1870.
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He Attacks on "Wednesday.
FROM EUROPE.
Bnznine Again Defeated.


LONDON, Sept. 2-4'30 P. M.-Despatches an
nounce that on Wednesday, Aug. 81, Bazaine
undertook to cut his way out from the shelter
of the Notifications of Metz. The battle lasted
all that day and next evening, when on Thurs
day morning he was again driven within the
walls. The losses were extremely severe on
both sides.
Death of Napoleon Again Reported.
The death of the Emperor Napoleon is ru-
mored this afternoon, but particulars are so
conflicting that the effect at the Exchange is not
marked.
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SUMNER CLOTHING,
ALI, KINDS,
BETTER IN EVERY WAY, AND
LOWER IN PRICE
THAN ANY OTHER READY MADE STOCK
In PHILADELPHIA.
puNN & m
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MIR. WILLIAM W. CASSIDY, the jeweler at No. 8
Soath Second street. has of the largest and most
attractive stocks OF all kinds Of Jewery and Silver
ware IN the city. He has also on hand fine assort-
ment OF fine American Western Watches. Those
who purchase at this store at the present time are
certain to get the worth OF their money
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Nv SPECIAL AND EXTRAORDINARY SALE
h~SN
IMPORTED JERSEY CATTLE, SHEEP, SWINE,
POULTRY, AND SHETLAND PONIES. lust ar
rived per ship jamestown, from Liverpool.
On Tuesday Morning,
September 6, at 10 O'clock at Herknes5' Bazaar
NINTH and SAMSON Streets Philadelphia, will be
sold, without reserve, large invoice about 25 head
Of imported Jersey cattle, sheep, swine poultry and
Shetland ponies, exported by Edward Philip Par
sons Fowler, OF Jersey, England
Full particulars pedigrees etc., In catalogues now
ready, and the stock open for examination at the
Bazaar. ALFRED NJ. HERKNESS,
81 4t5p AuctOneer
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The CENTRAL NEWS COMPANY, No. sos Chestnut
street, send the latest numbers OF Punch and Fun.
From Turner & Co. we have received EUery Satur-
day, AppletOns Journal, and Our Boys and Girls.
NSPALDINGS GLUE.n handy and naeful
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PRoMPTNEss, energy and perseverance have es-
tablished reliable, cheap and frst-class Curtain,
Shade, Bedding, and Upholstery Store In the we'll
known house of Albertson s. Co., No. 1435 Chestnut
street
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MAsnLNGToN,s BIRTHDAY.

Tomorrow the 13Sth anniversary OF Wash
ington Birthday VIII he celebrated, with more or less
display throughout the land.
In this city parade of the Veterans Of 1872 VIII he a
feature The Common Council has not made the usual
appropriation 20 give dinner to the old soldiers aud the
Commandant. his order calling ont his comrades, re.
minds them Of proprcty OF eating the MONDAY meal
before they leave home Tor the parade. Mr.. James
AyHfe Will nng number OF psalms, hymns, &c, on the
chimes previous to the special service which will be held
at Trinity Church at 10 q. M, and after the
service viii perform the following programme
Bringing the changes eight bells Red, White, and
Blue" Yankee Doodle Coming Through the Rye
'Bould sogcr Boy. odd Dog Tray" Lot the Merry
Church Bells Ring" Blue Bells of Scotland AIRS from
Child OF the Regiment" "On 10 the Field Of Glory" "Co
lumbia the Gem Of the Ocean" "lIark the COnqucrng
Hero Comes" viva America" Yankee Doodle"
AtSt. Johns College, FUrdham the Debating Society
will discuss Rome under Ole EmpcrOrs aud Rome under
the POpe,,' commencing AT ~ p m. Cars for FOrdham
will leave the Harlem Railroad depot at Twenty
six IN 81, at III q. m
At Newark. " j., the l2pouuder presented to the
military by GOV. Randolph, Will be used IN the celebra
of lg day
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INTERNAL RENENI,E EErrRNS-

The several railroad companies having head
quarters in this city paid Government the az
gregate receipts in January Of $l2H52l. OF this
Erie reported SOL 52l Hudson River $2Og7 NcwYork
and New Haven. {l3G'7l, and the Tmrd-aye Sill PSI
The II theaers places OF amusement, returned re-
ccpts amounting To s0s3ij the largest being Walacks
(s37,s79 and the smallest the Wayorlcy $3.50. The
Payoui0. Grand-st, and Navy.Yard Ferry Companies,
and the Harlem Navigation Company. return their taxa
BILE receipts at S37 The number OF cubic feet Of gas
registered IN January was 2jj,lS9.i4G
In brooklyn FOR the month ending Feb Is. the rail
roads show total amount of receipts of $SG sJ5 Al the
ferry companies, s9jGi1 CO., the places of amusement,
s2i.7E; the insurance companies report premiums
amounting 40 sl9O,2H. the banks taxable capital and
deposits a. 1871 3i7 and the companies the amount
OF gas sut piled as 6j, jOO.1T3 cubic feet.
The Nfh District ot Ncw-Jcrsey makes the following
returns. Insurance companies cceipt> S94l5i banks
iyidcudl slGi92s railroads trecep, sJ2 10s. ferries
crcItsl S2J11S companies number Of feet az gas
rrsist'redl, 2GU5.Jit express companies uecelpts)
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS

St. Nicholas Hotcl--Gcn }. A. Potter, T.. -
Gen l. T. webb Of Wisconsin, f. JOY % De5fu,. w.
= Rabcock of Buffalo. Dr. s. X. Kane OF NhshlnI Oh,
onj ient q w Tracy. L. :. y. == Claftndnn Ho''
Gov Hoffman ~ BrGvoort eert pd dr' Of
bt,etcid - Everett House Gen. W. W ANeIeIl, ch-
congressman Roswell Hart Of Rochester ana r. n 'I
dlotor AZ Cincinnati =- Hoffman House -Pth " -,
Tbbits of Troy GEN W. T. Denckla OF Arkansas, anu
Lieut. Commander Rowland, u 3. aaJ Coi II II
iIouse-Gcp u. T. McKibbcn, u. : A. ana 'ol; ~ MI ~
Gr,ycr II : Consul. ==- FIfth-Avcnue liotel-Ihe
Hon " T. Bcnus Of Mayvillc n y ana F T in I'm
H,,,,iu,,b,m f. : n z== st. James HOtel-ihe non;
i II Allen Of Washington, and Or. }. =. moshet vi
Albany - Astor IIouse-F v Blake U. = C0, s ~
Ii,iI,u opforio. and Bradlsh W. johnson, California
trm sIrrnIu is expected to at the AstOr house
this mOlAlEJ
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1.-THE CREATION" II BROOKLYN.

The Brooklyn Choral Union gave very
credable performance of The Creation on saturday
evening before an audience which comfortably filled tho
Academy OF Music in that city. The soois.s were
Madame Hess, soprano; Mr.. simpson. tenor. and MT.
T. $ Dalton, bis,o. The Society exhibited considerable
strength IN the fine choruses with which the work
,t,,pds and tlo balance OF voices was much better
maintained than m any lis previous public perform
auces the tenor, coming confidently 10 lher work
~ Instrumental supnort was given 10y ul orchestra
IIu,I,r the leudership af MIR. II. b. DJdwOTth.
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SENTENCE or sCHUMM AND ROsANNA ROGERS.

SENTENCE or sCnUMM AND ROsANNA ROGERS
In the Essex County Court of oyer and Ter
miner 40 Newark the prisoners convicted during the
Term brought up Saturday to receive sentence
The Court crowded Leonhardt Schumm, con
vcted Of murder in the second degree Of Cornelius Stah
ia a bilrOOD brawl. called. lie smiled. he
u receive sentence and IN reply to- question lie said
"Thcy may do with ~ they please and when 90 10
Trenton viii do what 10 deserve pardon ana by
working over hours earn enough n0ney to 20 West aud
settle u farm when my tern of imprisonment las
pred Before TOuOuuciug sentence the Court gave
good advice Ia the criminal and after descantng the
rnuTuity his CRIME, sentenced him Ia State Prison
hard labor for years SobnnIn remained nBmOved
when retiring bowed gracefully 10 the Court aud
said: 81 thank you"
RoraRnn Rogers, convicted for killing her relative,
James Sheridan sentenced Ia t'c County jail Tor i've
p,n,ths AbOnl 80 other bfisObers ass ."'LnrTd
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Haher claimed the boat his and undertook 10 remove
IT, but resisted by Garyey Maher then caught Gar.
yey alleged and threw him overheard The two men
then commenced towing the boat from ITS mOOrings,
leaving Garyey struggling in the water. After time,
however. Simpson passed plank to the Waterman aud
assisted him ashore. At this juncture Officer Connolly
cane MP aud took the to the police station, where
Maher confessed 10 throwing Garyey overheard. Tho
watchmans wants promptly attended TO- and after
changing his clothes and becoming revived he In com
pauy with officer returned to the boat aud baulcd u
back 10 the basin. The prisoners locked up 70
avail; "A hearing before tile Recorder this morning II
appears that Simpson only hired by haher To assist
MIN TO remove the boat to NewBTuuswiCk.
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ATTEMPT TO DROWN A wArcnuAy.

bout 4 n. IN. yesterday while Officer Con-
molly duty the neighuorhood OF the Morris Ca.
nal basin. his attention attracted by loud cries for
help ON fastening to the place he found night watch
named James Garvey. ~ an exhausted state. Just
after being rescued from drowning Garyey stated that
about hour earlier buatmen from New Bruins
William Maher aud Reuben Simpson, came up to boat
M y2 VI the MOrrla Canal Innn'"v and Ia hs care
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-21
cAVINGS BANK and LIFE ASSURANCE
= combined ts very important fatsre introduced BY
ECONOMICAL MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.,


securing by such ron bnon either CREST essentials oflf
viz: capital Tor business family purposes" provision for old
age" or legacy family Of the other advantages Or
fered By the Company
First: It's security the Company have 81 go every $1,000
liabilities
Second It, processes be- real Muius Economical Com
pay established conducted puos s solely FOR The entire bene
6, seuay into It's expenses and Investments
will prove; consequently
afford charge lover rates than any other mutual com
pasv thus the reap tie advantages Justly due them
FOURTH Premiums not only not forfeited but paid up PoAy "1a
dividend. is,aed after the payment required
Fish: dividends applied reduce tue second aud al subsequent
annual payments
SIXTH 80 extra travelling by lake oieer' Of tie army
navy or merchant marine. the lives Of women
Seventh The aD Directors Of this Company men % IA
uooa reputation integrity ami ability The security Of the
Company - u1doubted as above shown.
officers Of other life Insurance companies and some OF
The most prominent country baye given this Company he
.frsuc tie name. Of b can lists Of those insured
". r. OKIE. Manager FOR Hss-York. 10 Valet
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SHEPPARD HoNANS, Actaary.

tSzreIJ SHEPPARD HONANS, Ac,aary
The foregoing stemen. comprises the business OF eleven months only
The year Company has hitherto commenced on TIE hs' Gay
Fbarg and expired upon the 5't day Of January For several
wears r, The Superintendent Department Of this State
, urged the oers Company make the bcal eoucdent
With the calendar year pursuant provisions Of special statute
authorizing change The Board Of Trustees at It's meeting on jan
r 18th inst decided bad arrived when compliance With
the wishes Of the both eIent aud proper aud
accorne7 Hereafter the fsea year Of the Com
p,u will extend from Jay January tue jis' da Of Deen
Der. uu.h dAt.s inclusive.