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THE EANK STATEMENT.

THE EANk STATEMENT.
The weekly statement OF the associated banks was
surprise 10 the street Oh account Of its very favor
able features. The specie item shows an increase
which Is accounted for by the fact that the redenp-
ton OF The i've per cents OF 1871 the rebatement OF
portion OF the November interest and the sale of
gold by the government the past week sup
piled The street with more specie than was
paid into The SuD-Treasury for customs.
The legal tenders also exhibit surprising
increase. due to the fact that the West and South
having already bought the.r dry goods before NOV
ing their crops, are paying their debts TO the
chants III tins city, thereby giving Ms the benefit OF
any currency movement with the int rior. The
total reserve has increased s22o1, 93s, and the La
Dties 81, 500, That the surplus reserve has
been augmented by the OF si,792 $50. The state
ment corresponds with its predecessor as lolows:-
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RAILWAY MATTERS,

RAILWAY MATTERS.
The Cleveland and Piitsburg Railroad Company
have declared quarterly dividend OF two and one
halt per cent, payable on the 1on OF November. me
transfer books will close the 25th inst and re-
main closed until the l1tn proxImo.
The Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Com
pany publish the following oficial comparative
statement OF earnings and expenses for the first fopr
months OF The lscai years 1863 TO-
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ArA MEETING or THE PEOPLE or THE rwEs ~.
IA nrst Assembly Dlatriet held a the house o. r. X
Buckley, Esu, East Seventy hrst motion Mr. gu k
ley was appointed Chairman and s. Mchebaeher sesrear
Chairman stated object of meeting FOR the coopealioo u
the residents OF the Twenty Assembly District n elect
ing some good TO represent people m said d
and to procure rapid transit railroad from Harlem 10 yt,
Hall. ~ - ~
General j. Z. Ris'ey Robert Ward, Geo r. Ames and D.
H. farker were appointed committee draft resonllons
and reported as fo.0ws:- '''
Resolved. That the most important issue now before o
people IN nr coming election OF rapid from
the upper 70 He lower end OF this and deem th
issue sihccn, importance TO uniting our
politics ~ 'Ss"'N pay
Resolved That as ht step accomp shns our pnrpose
necessary 20 send Representative the Assembly who
nae aptg energy contase, and sympathy with
Tue views above -
Resolved that the Hon John Folsv having been 40 se
un MI ~ y, ouha'nng the Madison Avenue Railroad
hcse hm 70 DC ne man 10 obtain Tor what al want
rauiJ means o. travel from Harlem . the Battery
hesoluNons were unanimously adopted On notion
meeting adjourned, subject 70 cali of the chair ''
3. MlCHELBAcHER, secrets nv.
ROBERT WARD FORREST " psgrpp
J !,, =. kisi.Ei A. MICHkLBACHER
X. WlMAN r. LAW
Il. MILLER CHARLES T. Rp.ny
~. LlnDMEih y. WATERBURY,.
" y DEWEf W. II. OLIVER.
JAMES o,hANE J. BOSKOWIrZ.
:. r; bANEK c,, HENRY Il. DAVIS.
GEORGn Z. AMES
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rpE COTTON MoyENENT.


The cotton receipts for the week wefc So 4oS bales
against 7e,so4 Gales the previous week. The total
receipts for the expired portion OF the cotton year
are 35l $50 bales against 3.2. ia bales last year.
showing decrease this season Of u, 1884 bales The
exports from all the ports for the week 80 974
bales against 356sl bales last year. The total ex-
ports thus far are All bales against IlG $50 bales
last year.
THE IMPORTS or TIE WEEK.
The imports other than dry goods and specie mt
the port OF Kew York from foreign ports FOR the
week ending October q, 1870, were si,osi, $50.
The following shows the imports OF foreign dry
goods at New York during the past week and since
the beginning OF the year.:
Entered at pcrt.... sl,45a,os3 $l6s,05s sa22o 1870
Thrown on market. i,45l,5ao I,3ci,si0 2,37o,029
Battered at port 10. l28 $3.50, IA 90 500 l,o
Thrown on raarkei. 72,326,lsf Sl,5352o 92,676 6a9
The total imports at this port for the past week
amount to So 3D. against S5olS 2l4 The previous
week and 81 +2j 33I for the corresponding week of
last year.
THE SPECIE MOVEMENT.
The total exports OF specie from this port during
the past week were as folows:-
Oct. ls-Schooner Joe Kelley. Curacoa--
American silver. .......s............ $4,000
American gold. .............. 5000
Ocs. la-Steamer Wisconsin, Liverpool
oct. III. is1st Gamer Tynee, Porto Plata 4''0o
American silver ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 0a54
American gold 400
Oct l9-Steamer Russia, LNerpooI-sn
Oct ao~sicaner Alaska, Aspmwali-Ame- '-''
oc s-steamer caabra, iiverpoo.si,. '2o'l
Yer bars. .......................... $4,000
Oct. 20 steamer CITY Of Fort an Prince, '
Port au Princc-Amercan silver. ..... 6.34s
Oct. 22-Steamer France Lverpooi-For-
Oct ss aseaner City Of Brooklyn Liver 5000
DOOl--FOrelVn VOfu
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In the gold loan market the rate ranged from y TO
1l-a2 per cent for borrowing TO Monday The ope-
rati0ns oil The Cold Exchange Bank were as fol.
lOws:--
Cold cleared fS9. 0t2 600
Gold balances 2,465,2-7
Currency balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2,96G3I5
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I POLITICAL PRINTING MUCH LESS THAN
III. the usual cts. zoe. I.0,H.
email Cards from 7br, per in0; Envelopes. pcr 900
Y nm street
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A THE TAMMANY SCHOOL CONVENTION or THE
n Eighteenth ward, held o'Donnel's. go Third ave
nue. on Friday evening, John ". Carroll the nom-
nation ny acctamation Tor School Trustee
JAMES Kahn, Chairman.
THOMAS EEErE. e.,,
SAMUEL LAUcn4ANN, 'cV'oapA'
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a SPECIAL MEETING OF THE MATTHEW r
n Brennan Democratic Benevolent Associ alton OF Tho
FIRST ward held ~ Saturday evening at Id Green.
witch street the following preamble resolutions were
unanimously ad0pied:-- -
Whereas called upon by the dissemination OF Prv,
dcncc 20 the losa OF brother Cor
ueliua Donovan, be 1t
Resolved That we bow to the win Of Him, who dossh all
THINGS well, In tns the hour OF our here
Resolved That sincerely condoc family and
this their SAD hour of trial.
Him for that succor which only emanaies the throne
o high And be IL further
Resolved That attend the funeral In body shat
copy the foregoing resolutions rendered family
oil deceased
JAMES r. HAssOx,
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operating FL
SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

olal net earnings as OF Sept. 80 1870. .s2.1ies,4
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T MEETING or THE REGULAR DEMOCRATIC
n electors OF the rweth ward, held ls5th
street and Eighth avenue, Friday evening
archibald Phtps jr WAS unanimously nominated for tho
once OF School Trustee ot the Twelfth nomna
ton gives universal satisfaction throughout the ward.
THOMAS MACFELI.AR,
President.
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HERALD SATURDAY JANUARY 22 SHEET

Louisiana sixes 6s 10; DO. levee skies, % ooA'
do. do eights, rs q so; Alabama elgANt, u s4Ai
do flves o3 65; DO. sxes sterling, Aps %; souIh
Carolina SKIES, IS 81; do, new, T5h n no. regis
tered stock. "a IS; City Memphis Ska 4s aa9;
do Atlanta sghts, so IS; do. savannah ~ venS' sS
q SIS; do New Orleans consols 10 70; do >oo.' Is
railroads. 0s 70; Mobile and Ohio slerIfA T. "
o3; do. o.ghts. 60 o.; MtssisspDi Central n AL
road, first mortgage, II II; DO, second mortgaA,
So a So; MomphIs and Charleston first, 81 q s.; do.
second. rs "a; do. stock. 40 Al; orcenyio ana
Columbia Railroad, guaranteed 81 co.
The State Comptroller OF South Carolina has
issued, In the Charleston papers, notification to
the insurance companies doing business In tDat
State that they arc required to deposit in his hands,
on or before February 2o 1870, the amoan Of South
Carolina BONDS specified IN the act OF December 81
1863, vlz:-$6o,0oo by each life insurance company
ana S2s, 600 by each lire or marine insurance. CON-
pany.
CLOSING PRICES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
The following were the prices OF stecXs at the last
session Of the Stock Exchange:-Canton, 64A bid;
Cumberland, SoX BIZ; Western Union, 3aA bid;
Quicksilver, l3H . IA; Mariposa, 8 Sk; do. pre-
forred. 10a Is; Pacific Mail, AK q Az; Boston
Water Power 10k q 16A; Adams Exprcss, 63H
o.; wellsFargo Express, 81; American, 81 bid;
United States "a bid New York Central consolidated
s21s q 90; do. scrip, S7A So; Harlem, 1301 lao;
Erie, 2sA "a do. preferred, 80 AZ; Reading. 0lh;
Michigan Central III llsk; Lake Shore, SAX S45s;
Illinois Central, 1877 1873; Cleveland and Pittsburg,
slA ok; chicago and Northwestern, TAX q 1914;
do preferred, sSA 50; Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati. TAX rs; Rock Island, 1851 o 1oSX Nh
waukee and ST. Paul, 72A 70; do, preferred 8SA
Ss5s; Toledo and Wabash, So IS; DO. preferred, 10
bid; Fort wayne, s7s1 s7N Alton and Terra Hau.e,
2oI bid; do. preferred, IS; Ohio and MISSISSIPPI 25
a oG. nolo md Iack Y n Npy
Jersey Central 9o5s 100; Chicago ana Alton 14s a
14s; Morris and Essex, s5s4 ss; Hannibal and st.
Joseph. 1lla 1l2a1 40. preferred, III liz; Colum
bus, Chicago and Indiana Central, 15a bid; Dubuque
and Sioux CITY, l0S d l0Sa4.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES OF STOCKS.
The extreme fluctuations Of the leading specula-
tive stocks were as follows
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Wheat was in moderate demand To- better but
only about 70 Bushels al &c for
amber winter in store and dsiivsroI u Is for oairo
lots sprns choice amber Michigan was hold a II %
S & ea mixed ihs :sSs
ssc ~ for new Mixed re for ansoand white Sc soo
Oats were moderately active and hrm the being 80 900
bushes at sc sie for Western and 6lc sSc for state
o. for State SOC. Canada East and oc
sea 80 bushels state at IL leJs u TO- Rye
was nI,.i, ds and d nominal, a. " for wesern
sss aad ss esa p' 5a @ S @ s 3
for almost Al kinds tonnage being light The
1S bbysspoS per s Da,ss @ wes at
1000 bales cotton a, "a. To Antwerp, 800 bbi...
splits ss nsap p'' al a. s a a q oIs.soI % msads go S sS.
flour at 80 and steamer 900 bbs no st2s 4sd. Tho
7d brig so tons, ana back sugar al
@ SS sH or T. % a & Sr
sc for do IN caass and Is for rosn brig l,s0 bb for
esses and g. for rosn IN ''' '' '' d. Ia
,GvsEIrs dull bn. unchanged; Bags were quoted at
169c. lSc. aud cloth l9i@c n 2lc, without sales.
iAY demand was moderately active a,d prices
81 90 long rye straw, 81 o. 81 81 snort d. &c. 81 cs
HEMr.-Jlte was 10 demand and sales malo OF so
spot Boston and there SIC o.her kinis
Hors.-lle demand Was light being confined to small lots
but holders were sti srm ~ their views demandng full
thought. viii be IL active export aaand before long Pse
ranged from l5c 30o. choice though
sales were within tho range Of lbc. 3ic
lRosfhcIe was but tlM business transacted in Scotch
pig prices which, however steady at former
tons holders being inisposcd grant
eject safes $50 tons Egnton shp s1ld Ct g 90
S33 and 81 do. C0ltness private GnsarnOc
Chip was generally quoted +3f without saes For Ames
onH the market duh, and heard OF sales
OF consequence Prices nominal p35 for No
and S33 81 S4 for No Refined quiet steady
at cS1 5U ka.s du but unchanged American benz,
quoted at a76 S7 currency, and English 56 s, gold
There were disposed 200 tons wrought scrap and U
old + rails private terms.
LEADForeis steady Mt abou. eac. gold for ordi
nary, with moderate demand Saics 100 ton3 private
terms.
LRATHER.-Tho market for hemlock solo was passably
active, the demand being principally from manufacturers
aud prces rm at former quotations. The receipts
fair. hut the stock remains auiet
Otner kiudB dull. We quote:-
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STREET guoIATI1yi
CO1nTElCIAL REPORT.
FRIDAY, Jan. N-S r. M.

y. M.
AsnRa-Rsseipts, 20 packages There moderate do
mand for pot for which quite steady 81 25
81 50. Pearl st dull and former pries
BERswAx.-The business light, but prices
changed closing At &c. Ssc for Western and Bouthern
2o0e lbs disposed Of at tho latter price
BUILDING AArxRIALs.-Ths business IN all kinds
small the demand continuing light but prices quito
steady At former quotations Lah selling moderately
~ 3d. a which price the market cosod steady For
mere wa. fair demand at quito steady prices the
hn tho range OF these pricea there disposed
feet Limo was In moderate steady u 80 for
common and " for lump RosendAe moderately
dea "a NJ ~ Bricks wore quiet at last quotations
Vi-Ncw Jerseys 30 81 5O North river, ~ ~ ~; Phil
sap ssaasph,a m 'front.' go s4s, and Crcton, SIS so.
mLnded for all kinds. Manila was quoted 23c Wc; Rus
sia tsred 1c sisa rope 1879 and Russia bolt rope sle
COCOA was IN lght supply and prices firm In
quence Gnayaln WAS quoted laso. lsc, gold, in bond
CoTTos-The market for thi. staple quiet, the
posed grant concession from former prices
sales There disposed OF 5 bales Of G9l
for spinning, 67o for export and 50 speculation For
delivery there moderate business transacted Il
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Havana Boxes Dutch standard. MOI. to


sALr.-There change OF nseluencs Ia the
ket Tor liverpool which moderately active at former
prices Tue arrlvals only moderate but the supply OF
anos. a descriptions fair Jobbns lots from stores
were selling at the following prices: :Ashons w % S %
per snci Marshan's aud Worthin TOMS 81 90 &2 10;
Evans Deans Se So 20 ~ 25; Higgins ~ 75 ground,
~ W 81 "a and turks Island, 4 o. aisc per bushe
nal ut 4oc dc
snor-prop quoted at sac., and buck SIC. with
moderate demand.
soAp.Castis demand for whole sale lots,
but ar inquiry for jobbng lots at about preyoxe prices
Wa 1899 lac. No sales OF were reported
sPELrEa-sicsian dull, but unchanged In value;
~ tons ordinary weTa sold &c., gold.
TALLow.-Iho demand was only moderate, but prices
Were rn owing to iae mci offerings There were sold
2u0Co lbs AT sc al01c, the latter for prime city,
TopnAooo.--fhe market for kentucky exhibited more
ACTIVITY tho demand being principally from e homo trade,
but prices were quito steady There disposed OF l1s
hh.s at gc y c Seed Leaf was In more demand and saes
lou do. State and 800 rc-sc) 1876 crop Connecticut
private terms Spanish steady, with sales OF loo
bales Havana at 9c 81 TO- 5J do at al O8 We
append tho current quotatots:
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CANDLtsFor AL kinds the market was dali there being
no demand except for retail lots and prices heavy
ahoagh no lower hermantino (western and cii) were
quoted ltc a 22c; sperm, 45c. aud patent, 400.
CoopERAGE STooa.-ihore was moderate degree OF 40
uvity in the marNet AZ steady prices We quote: Sugar
Aooks ~ inch heads - 40 81 80; do IS do &a
s. 70; moaases do, SO do SO SO; pipe do S6 b.
$T box do, $sO do t5 95 Sb 60 hoops IA feet 3i8
q ga hoops, IL feet, $40 n l43.
Con- .B.The market for kio quiet and heard OF
no sA Fu prices. however, demanded Other kinda
dhi Sut unchanged in value We quoe:-R ordinary
cargoes 10 JIc fair do. Hc. ID &C. good do l,Ac
l6ae.; prineao lsAe IKE; extremes FOR lots l4q
lSc java, 2l4c. G,ac.; Singapore l9c. eec Ceyon
Efc. l9bc Maracaibo, l7jse 2oc. Laguayra, S2sc
l3hc, jamaica, LOG; Lc.i Costa Ri5a, Hb1c. lsc. ;
l0vc.--all gold, duty paid.
DYRwoopgThe market for all kinds quiet, the
mand being ght and prices favored BUYERS The supply Of
wood were quoted VA $l5, gold; Cuba fusc $50 81
do. othor kinds do $l4 Sl1 do. camweod 81 &c. no.,
and we~t coast Lima wood, $50. currency.
FLoUn AND GRAIN Receps. b7as bbls -four. $500 bags
corn meal 300 bushels wheat. 4l6a do corn 5440 oaa
6 do peas. .sCs DO malt Tho -FOUR Market though ssi
dun, was shade hrmer, especially for the low grades
Family Hour was without Improvement The sales
about yoso 5bs Southern nour WAS quiet but quite .edy
Corn msh was dull Saes LIS bbs Brandywine at "a 90
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CHEAP TRANSPORTATION OF GRAIS.--A letter TO the
Lsi0a from correspondent Dnbuque Iowa
states that remedy has been discovered against the
extraordinary freight charges Imposed BY AZ
companies on the transportation oi grain TO the
EaStern markets. Ho says:-"An experiment has
been made with SO 900 bushels OF wheat, shipping is
from Winona, IN Minnesota, to New Orleans, and
thence 10 Liverpool. The result briefly In this: 1t
cost but 4oh cents bushol to sAp this wheat from
Winona (012 miles from the mouth OF the NssissipplI
to Liverpool, whie BY the most favorable route the
freight charges TO New York ana other Atlantic ports
are sos cents bushel" These facts hlgnly sus.
gestive.- -Phttadelphia Ledger Jan. II.
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$1,000 Us Ss, 81, con-. l177s
5000 do ...... .slo l17L
S5DC0 do. ll7s8
5000 US 5-20. oou, ga. 1l57s
2Gpo US 5-2D, c, '6a... - liz
200 do. .......sroall lax
10000 40 ............1 113
8s0se US $40, c, 'g6... lis
5C0 do. ............. 1l41
200 US 6-2O, r, '65..... ll5,5
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TiN.-Pig was dt and prices were nominal nt 35b9c
40, gold, for Banca; 2Jc. 900, do, for English. and
Slc 3c do for Straits of the latter $50 sold
3c Plates were slow Of sale ami we Le9rd Of no bus
unchanged, iC. charcoal being quoted atss 50 Is gold
L. u coke % rs n ~ do. coke tsrne, xS do, ami
coal do, $7 30 u.s. do.
wrEs-About S,t00 bundles bright sold private
terms.
WuIsEEyR Receipts, 750 bbls. The crm at the
opening at yesterday closing prices but later It became
heavy and closed we Ak NJ 03lG. The business WAS ony
moderate Sales SO bbs, at 81 0lIo u UsI
WHALRr0 oTe-Beached and unbleached were dull and
nominal at &C. $40. no sales wcro reported
WuALEBosr dull the demand being light, and we
heard o. no sales Arctic was qnoedat &c., sod Northwest.
coast Sjc., do, and South sea, Toe, do.
WooLTherc Is good business doing IN fleece the mar.
ket for which is Tho nnc grades, which most
In demand aud ia .ht supply, are comnan ling higher
prces tho demand being principally for super Texas is
nlni still active, there "a Improvement to
In priccs The demand Is chiefly specu. att re. For
foreign the Ia quiet but prices quite steady Tho
25 900 bs fleece 43ac. 53c including a5 90
los. domestic nois private terms dUUo lbs Ohio, Mch-
gan &C. range; l10 eco and Xxx Ohio at
55c cobns and deane at 50c. b5c c6U secured at
sic. o00 della ne part at 45 aic 6G1j conpng
private 10 100 low fleece at fc. S0
Mississippi sc ~ 0 Western at ~ Sc. sic chiefly nj
44c. 2O Michigan at 46c aso, 21,0J lbs pulled ut Sc
doc. for exiratne inside price for Shorthand 35gc. 4ic
super; 80 90 lbs Texas at 9c. 23c. and 60D lbs
California -cheny fall 2oc. 27c. for inferior GOO
spring lDc. 23c. for lamb; l6c 20c. fall,
IL l-Jc,l locks to arrive
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be set aside, and he must be redelivered into the
custody OF the United States Marshal from whom he
was received July 70 1859. Rear ADMIRAL 8. w. Co
don, commanding the New York Navy Yard. VIII
cause him to be redellvered accordingly.
GEORGE d. K0BES0N, Secretary Of the Navy.
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quite steady prices There were disposed OF 200 bales basis
low nicdng at 2bHc 800 do. for February part at &c
loo DO Tor February $3.50 luu do for Marcia
~ 40 do for April part at $40 and S0J do. for June
~ nc We append the closing quotations.
LII. s,s,Li Jobts uyAI
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EVERY SECTION TREATED FAIRLY.

The policy Of tho Association IS to keen ue funds Of The members IN the districts where
they reside Vol to give each section the benefit Of keeping the wealth OF its citizens at home
to assist n developing It's resources instead Of concentrating everything in the large cities Of
he Fast to cnch Eastern capitalists aud build up Eastern interests. Article 90 section 3 OF
The Constitution Of the Life Association, provides as follows:
a3khalb be the duty Of the EGAd d Directors to loan tho fndsof the Association as far
lar practicable upon the security Of npcneumlGcl real @mt, situated within the district from
.whph the funds are derived thereby comforting upon each section the benefit of a local
Organization
RarTHc laws Of New York, New Jersey md Massachusetts, prohibit their Life Insurance
Companies from lumug money in the West OF South,
For ml particular as to the plans OF the Association, the kind Of policies issued and the
rates nwy to W. +. GIBBS
General Agent for the Sheof Mississippi Columbus Mississippi.
J. D. NANCE, Special Agent, North Mississippi.
hay Good and reliable Agents wanted in every county III the Sntc-llcrl commissions
allowed june left
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The Pope's manners are singu-
larly winning. DIR Osgood, now in
Rome; thus describes them: He
surprised me by his vitality and
even spirghtliness, and seemed far
younger and stronger than when |
saw him in public, borne on the
heads of men, in state into San
: Carlo Church. HIS reception of
the one hundred guest was a fine
peicc of social %generalship, and he
hal a pleasant word TO say to every
one, and appeared to chat with
the ladies' with all the vivacity of
a gallant gentleman; and although
! did not hear what he said, | could
not but think as | saw the smiles on
many faces of the fair devotces at
his feet that the Holy Father was
mixing some sauce Of compliment
with the wholesome medicine of
his counsel. He gave me my por-
ton without asking any question
that might have called out a reply,
and called me by name and resi-
dence with his benidiction and his
hand.
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THE OBJECTS OF THE ASSOCIATION ARE;

Ill.,. r. cuata-ri Dr. rfnor yHrma concentrating ina few Eastern State, de Who'll,
u Me money which nidng invested n Life Insurance
Second, 10 glri each holy Che hntiu uIoal Institution, and with its business
managed and controlled by local men OF integrity and position.
Third To demonstrate ut ft that tU hu1nctO lcl Insurance can be carried on much
more ohauaprouly in the Wet md South, where money can be safely invested az ten pei
su, per annuu, than 10 hc last Nbcct only brhg'ayn per cent
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The Most Progressive and Advancing Company in The World.
Atlas Mutual Life Insurance Company!
Home Off" Of The Company Souhrca Corner OGre and Fifth Streets, 81
Loui&, Missouri. ASSETS, Sept l, 1869, nearly 100000.
OrT 4.400 Policies Issued.

ADVANTAGES: l. The only company which guarantees Oh cn and every policy a definite
cash value .aMr the payment Of the first premium.
g The only Company which i've policy holders the advantage OF. the Massachusetts, nom
GHeing law otter the payment oGe first premium
g. The dividends are declared annually upon the Contribution Plan and are made ron the
start not postponed until the lapse of many years as in several compnhs
d. a Eks arc cearm1y aetd, and its dealings with policy holders ire oaunatleandiuH
s. Ills as liberal in the ch6uctof its business as is consistent with the safety Of the insured
G.. The policies Issued by this company combine the advantages offered by all companies
of their Objectionable features
T. The policy holders have the advantage Of the all ch, as we'll as the loan plans.
{. All cash policies may become efsuHanng by the operation off dividends
o. Losses in this company are paid promptly and any information given to all interested
parties
TO- tissues all the popular styles Of policies including the Ten Year NonForGidhg, EN-
dowment' and "Insmlmcnt Policies"
H. Thirty days grace allowed in the payment Of rnewal premiums during which time the
policy hptin full force and shonld the assured die within that period, the company will pay
the full amountof the policy. -
~ No restrictions OF travel or hahfauon
13 All policies nonfDddube from date of issue
CHRLES A. MANTZ, President
JB MACBETH, Secretary. JG. DYE, Special Agent. S. H. POPE. General Agent 70
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