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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-10-06

tMpRoyED. -The Oxford (o) Citisen
comes to US this week in a new dress. This
some Of the best Ohio exchanges we get,
and are not surprised at its prosperity =
The Citizen is a welcome visitor, Brother
zeller Hurrah for Schenck.
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Rensmber the meeting at the Court
House next Saturday: Ex-Goy. Stanton
sillpOsitiycly behcre.
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bethany COLLEGES

~ VI
TINE thirtieth 4assicn Of this InsLltpli bnSwll
j commence or MONDAY 26Til Sefrk,LgEsl
1876 and tari8ih3 te on tho sth 81. june lBIi,
iIt is romanttcally situated in the midst 81 the
beautiful and healthy bill country 81 The
"Panhandlev Of West Virginia, easily AecefhI
bic BY railroad 0r fivRr and suIrnunded hy Tie
most favorable inauehSes fol student lite II
Inn a pr6pefty In endoa einent, Buildings APP
paratus. Library, d., OF o0er $3.50, 200 and is
thus enabled 10 sustain ffcliliy and furnish
facilities for o thorough educatfap Of the very
fifst order & 49,. = &, !:
ASirtE AccoxaopAr,sSs
are provided Tor both public and private boar.
ding. and uufutnisled rooms willbe let to
students who wish 70 bcaid themselves
COURSES or INSTRUCTION..
z /. REGULAR Literary c6ufAe, including tho
Ancient Languages, for the Degree Of Bhchel.
q Of Arts. g Literary. and Scientific Course
for the Degree Of Bachelor Of Sciences 3. The
Course for Master Of Arts A. The Course for
Master Of Sciences 8. Special Courses in
Practical Chemistry. Civil Engineering, ac...a..
Detailcd Information as TO these Courses Will
be found 10 our catalogue. \.
~ APPARATUS AND Nusgtsf.
The Institution has q complete set Of II ilo.
sophirsl Apparatus, and students who wish it
are tfhlneu tn.tne uHe OF irlelu lubtEutuShtol
alss thoroughly fitted up Laboratory, for
practical Instruction and work in Chemical
Analysis, and an ample Museum for thestudy
Of Natural History.
rEhMs: !,
Tuition $50 per session. Boarding 50 TO 50
per week. Unfinished ronrns S. per session
10 each student, preparing for the Ministry.
Free tuition to sons Of Ministers Of the Gospel
NJ all denominations f~af3l
For further particulars apply torcatalogue 70
Prof. o. L. Locs, Secretary, OF 10
81 W K. PENDLEToN President.
: june 2l-Sh Bethany WcstVa.
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ExlAnasD- The KdiasSha journal has
been enlarged to an 8 column paper, and
has dohned an entire new suit Of clothes.
We arc glad to see this evidence of its e.
nancial prosperity. We would like to en-
large our paper TOO, but our subscribers
wont pay up. Mr.. Alyeto Gibbens has
become one-third owner Of the Journal.
iHe fsone Of the best writers in the State.
We welcome him to tho fraternity, and
wish Atkinson, Moore s Gibbons, success
financially and politically.
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TowSsnrp MEETING The Republican
voters of Lewis Township, are Requested
10 meet at.the Court House at ! O'clock
p. M., next Saturday, October 9th, to
nominate d township ticket Afull atten-
dance is desired. BY orderef the
Up. Elk. COM.
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3rf1fs flflnIN SIX MONTHS Gnu be
S11UUsU u made by a slitawd and felia.
bio man Ia a siife. "a hpsipeRs. An tnyesE
m ent OF SOS will return q clear profit q saIa
For particulars call on ~ address tbe y vtsIh
AAERIC AN PfCT RE CO., no 50 Nassan
Etteet, New York
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Gov. stanton speaks at
the Court House next Sat-
nrtlay, at 9 O'Clock r. NJ.
Let every Republican be
at the. meeting.
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CoaREcrros. We understand that the
article in our last issue in regard to the
2s,Ku-KieS outrage" at Mason City, in
which We said ..sIr. Patrick informed Us, =
10, Is a., Construed t 81 s6as to- be the langl
uage Of Mr.. Patrick. We here take CO.
casion to say, that-he only told us that
s.some one had thrown stone in at one Of
the windows of tho school house, and hit
Senator Wiley on the back Of the head
The comments was ours, and not his.
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UNION.

UNION.
The Republican electors Of Onion Tp..
met at the stephen's Farm. two o'clock
Saturday afternoon last, for the purpose Of
nominating township officers, The meet
ing was called to order by o. G. LOOMS,
ESD, and thesfOllowing persons were pla-
ced in nomination without dissenting
vote:
supervisor-o o. G. Ioomis.
Clerk-A. J. Armstrong.
Osesseet Of Poor Hugh Donuelly
School Commissioner Jarrett Hill.
Constable George A. Hill.
Road Surveyors District No. /, Isaac
Entsmiuger; %. o. G. Lsomis Sd, ehss.
Stewart; 4th, Strauder L. Smith; 9Th, W..
Atkinson.
Inspectors of Elections-JohnI. Tico,
and Samuel N. Smith.
Thcsneeting was we'll attended, more
persons being present than ever before at
tended meeting of this kindin this town
ship, and the utmost harmony and good
feeling prevailed.
There is no lakewarmncss, or backslid-
ing here, as will be seen by the election
returns from this Township.
a. j. ARNlsfRo NG, sec'y.
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sREpuhLLc M COUNTY FIeKET.

For House Of Delegates,
GEO. W. TtfPETT.
F6s Circuit cierk,
VIM FRENCH.
For ReccrterS
ALLEN O. MASON.
For Sheriff,
W. o. GREENLEE,
For Prosecuting Attorney.
F. GUTHRIE.
For Surveyor
JAMES G. MINTURN.
For Assessor Dist. No.1.
E. 4. PoLsLEY.
For Assessor Dist No. 2.
JOHN W. MILLER.
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THASKs.-We return thanks to Messrs.
Charles & Wilson, for sack Of bolted
OOFn-moal. They have plenty Of tho same
ut their eagle" am for sale. Give
them q call.
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Rev. Mr.. Stewart and Rev. Mr.. Nc
Millen will commence series Of meetings
at the Presbyterian church in this place,
commencing Wednesday night, October
18th aud continue until Sunday, 18th, at
which time they will celebrate the Lords
Supper. The public generally, is invited.
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Statement s,f tie Financial Condition Of Mason County
80 M August 9th, 1870.

DR O. SHREWSBURY, SHRRTET, IN
1857. 10 amount Of county levy, sls 200 y
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+ \ SIS, $S6 Isl
1850. To amount Of county levy, q g9s w
q amt reed from Recorder 4A4 Sbl
amount Of Jury fees, uop
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sl2.Q6g'221

Sf2. 2B9 ~
lises. 10 bal. due county 1867 $50 q
U amount Of county levy, 22h, 81 Sl
/ /" BAL. due shtrifi ess 81
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Mr.. Martin Riser, Of our town, inform
ed me . few days ago. that bis grand
mother, now liyingin Megs county, is one
hundred and Eve years old. The old lady
lived in our place short time ago, and is
yet able and willing to do good deal Of
Homework. Are there any older persons
in this neigbborhood2
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24

their comrado halted and turned to n.y. but before uney
could get out Of the frontersman wounded one @
citizen put the body OF the dead savage on MS h0s u
carried into Rawlings, whore the ornaments anu aud The
scalp removed for drying The body was then seht 90 90
Fort steele for dissection where 1t was gd Leaf
having in life been 10 less parsonage IMAM heu
few evenings ago as Mr.. Malone, section man nat at
Separation on the Union Pacific Railroad stepped RON
his door ne was shot dead one ball breaking ms arm rn
the other 1 mt i his Uand hSnT Te moccan and
tracks The grass was eaten on ana % oe lad been con
ceacd in the ravno all day watching inc house cS tSa
them did the shooting While me nrdcr onT thew Ged rapidly
TO the norhward. Lieut. Young pursued ae tbep mIoh he
detachment of cavalry hut could ho' o'er'aAo n'
sixty indians attacked the section men near Antelope
on to InieIone is 15l miles west from Omaha. Capt.
Mix with company of cavalry pursued the savages,
INF MT last accounts had not Overtaken thein. -,
seTSeant O'Donnel aud party of soldiers, while car
rying the mail from Fort Feerman TO Fort Laramie, on
Ian ge band of Sioux Indians The savages charged the
camp, whOoping and yelling like demons but thesoldiers
drove them of. Their object seemed To be TO stampede
on account Of Indian depredatons, Gen. Augcr has
earlier this year than usual The grass IL sun very
short the plains and the cavalry horses have 10 De
petitions from the railroad Animals will not be able to
subsst grass before the 10th of June. D. .,o
East the of the present Indian outbreak Dut
fse C 6S 6S e Of aff the aSs in 0 @ Keeping
treaties, is at the bottom of the whole trouble, Year
after year the Indians have been promised money cloth
ing, food and utensils and none have been gwen them
The Arrapahoes who attacked Atlantic were four times
last Winter promised goods but not dollars worth was
sent them On the very day before the massacre OF the
miners at Atlantic, Gov. Campbell Of Wyoming tele
graphed Indian Agent TO buy cattle for the Arrapa
hoes it too ato they had already gone on the
war path The Snakes who are our best friends have
for years promised cattle corn seed, and farm
ing implements, but have received any. Not long
ago their Chief, Washable, said; The Government
seems determined TO sarve and If we have to choose
between starvation and the bullet, the Snakes will take
the bullet" Both Washake's and Tygees bands ore
much ont Of temper at the manner in which they have
been treated by the Government The Indians and
frontier people bitterly condemn the Superintendents
and Agents but these officers declare that they not at
fault Congress will not vote the money and supplies
necessary enable them TO carry out the stpuaons OF
the treaties. We reduced now to an extremity IN
which the Government must take its choice either to
feed the Indians fight them.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24
NETWORK oPHTHALNIC AND AURAL INSTITUTE
The first annual meeting of the Board of Trns-

The first annual meeting OF the Board OF 1rus-
tees of the NewYork Ophthamic and Aural Institute
was held at the Institution No. 46 East Twelfthst, last
evening" Frederick s. Winston, President, presiding.
Among those present Nelson ]. Waterbury, DR..
Sands, DR.. Buck, DR.. Post and DR.. Kammerer An in
spectiOn Of the Institute disclosed the fact that there
now II patients under the charge of DR.. Knapp the
head of the medical stan, for diseases Of the eye.
During the year there have been 1873 patients
treated i'll the Dispensary, OF which 1887 were
for eye diseases, and AL for ear diseases
The number private patients 55, from which
cnue Of $3.50 30 was derived the number OF charity
patients s5, by whom the OF sl,637 II was paid
Courses Of medical instruction have been given 10 med
cal students and praccng physicians in the States and
Ctnad-the instructions consisting OF courses OF Phys
cal Diagnoses Of Eye and Ear diseases; complete didac
tic and demOnbraye course Of OpthalmOlOgy and OtO
Oy and Clinical course. The expenses of the Institute
during the past year s9l the receipts SAB
During the last session OF the Legislature the Committee
application for the State and City Charities apprOpr-
ated 81 and the City OF New has also appropr-
aed 81 600 IN aid Of the Institute. The following officers
elected for the ensuing
Frierck Winston, Presidents Dr. Gurdon Buck Presidents
F1gene Baln Telsurer kslp Bsnge secretar Board
Tr1sees-I Knapp VI D. JOSEPH Hsmmerer, NJ d. Buck
H. johannes RGesng Alfred Post NJ d. Henry b. NJ d.
Gustav 7. OeDdCreT, FTeenck Winston II. MoCare
Byene Balm Cyrus II. Joutrei Jared LnIy NJ D. Simon
sko Charles Een j. Waterbury james Bowen John
s6 b. RoEe William T. Bcdget Philip Bssinge Medical
DR. Knapp surgeon m CbGge Dr. JOS Aub Assistant and Resi-
cent sugeo Dr. Tlos PoOey Assistant Surgeon Dr. T. Guenhg
GIiEI.a Assn
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24
LIGHTNING RODS

in use Our Electro Magnetic Cable Rod has stood The test m
yea many advantages all other rods are 'etea
by many eminent scientific Of the age and are
apparent every manufactured into coils OF 500 feet ng
consequently highest spre be roddd with single piece
hus obyisiing the liability Of getting repa and makes
perfect conductor electricity The cable made oEEp
and galvanized wires copper being faster conductor than n
there danger Of ug melting 1t supplied With al The recent
improvements points attachments G We sko furnish the ag
continuous copper rod in the world survey every bung taken
by competent Electrician We furnish any the nfeIor rods TO
parties wishing article at less price, AL orders will receive
prompt attention. will be the best A ah s
before purchasing Parties wishing address by letter VIII
receive immediate attention.
H. F. HOADLEY, ProJrietor
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

s,e.u.bin CITY Of Paris Mous Liverpool May via Queens
ste1.Hip Charleston Berry Charleston dse and pass
Ship BxaId Lyman Brooks CAaO Feb " r9 Hampton Roads
0AS sSiS VALLEY Forge Berry Carlao Feb guano
Ship Liverpool Lambert LOudOa and Ie Of Wight April Il, nd
's Bis en, Potter Isghor day. marble and ,s.
Bris sanaIst Ehcssen. Messina co days fruit
s Bs Il s: Il ssTI ?ssa fEafia S'
Bs Bs GeSr GeSsd DoSoe. @Aisf 6cnr a day., mOasss
Bg AAsHts Rs %sa hd.sy W@ rG9e p y u q a1ys S,;, 5.r
4dS BEIGE s John, n p i DAYS lumber -.
seS se sr.y Ms5;S1 sn ras&o .Sa e ds Sso & D. 10 days %
seIr Anna I5on. Kemp, Mst,nla. d days, mOla.se..
ssRI EH L T,sieiasn EnRon' Nassau 1a,y pine sgple
scS s %srtS So Ssy r HSS$ @ S% ss
sehr EqustOr Ranger Keuihera 9 days pine apples.
ss ss s.9 ss SaSson S1"Is: ksSSs Bslios days f,y @ a
SS @ 1d A%i Van A3a aaud % cer Es Island d. Se sp
schr May DIislo, Kingston, Jam % day.. Sgxocd.
sCHOoSgKs-RIyER AND coAsrwsE.
John Howard virinis. New zealand Jacksonville.
ANTHONY Kelley Virginia. Just Hew-Hayen.
cIss Lawrence chlncoeagus. O. v, Thtsn NewH.,en
sssSI.Sa slaS%s Ps RIftSI a3ei Il B. sSh 9 Fsi River
T.l. IL Ssi Si 1t E River E Tsa:. ns'. "a. f 1, H'
9 L. Lowering Taunton. dale Hartford.
% ssS;cl pSla BsSS HVS.I g. ". aSssSn, SkssSn Norwich
J. Lode' Taunton Sarah, RoeLland
Marys A@in, Bristol. Louisa Flnces, w.Bedford
PAU as ESPs O. John @sss siiss hfi% hlsSsPo
John y. Collins EiIabehpor. w II. Mailer EzAbethport
Rockingham, Ehlabethpoft ALASKA, HlIabethport.
Louisa, Rhnbethpor Falcon, ElsabethpOft
Henry Whitney RiLabeLpo Edward Wooten, EhrAleport
Aubrey EiIabethpon Loyahs EhEabetbpor-
WIED-Slndovn moderate, \. T. W.. cloudy.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
May 2Sao bark HoIto Spagne for MaIAlan.
WILsoTos. May 2a-Aned, steamship Pioneer from Phlade
pL.a.
SAVANNA Ga 2-Anive sehr Caa from Philadelphia Cleared
shI NAL, for DarieA
CHAHIsTos May 2-Aryed steamship Prometbeus from Pis
dspLiA: brig MARY Bina, from Portland
Nay 2.-saed steamship steamship Marpoa for
Havana EeyYO Arrived steamship George CronweD CApp.
non New ioTk
FOREIGN PORTS.
Lysp1oL, Nay G.-Tp seapln CHI VI BruaselA which Inves
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24
wEeTcHEsTER COUNTY COURTS.

The May Term of the County Court and
Court Of General Sessions for Westchester County
commenced al the House. White Plains, yesterday,
before the Hon Robert Cochran, County Judge, and
MyTon b sioan and stephen Billings esqs, Justices OF
S.sAions The following named peraOns were eInpan-
need Grand Jurors fOI the term: VIM g. AckeIman,
Foreman; Daniel o. Archer, Charles Carpenter James
DusonbuJy Audrey Kennedy John H. Bacon, A. ~ Nor
gis, Harvey Iedd, BENJAMIN g. Omsead, James L. Par
A,aiI jeremiah o. Snen NJ. Twitcbing-, sephen IA
TAILOR, Caob H. TOhipkiDs, Darius Lyon j. Henry VIII
u.las IayOI. Jmnea MOOds, and,WIn. Mead. 81
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALSL =
Fifth Avenue Hotel-The Hon. Hon Homer IA, a.
Nelson Secretary Of State the Hon. A. d. White Presi,
dent of Cornell University; T. G. Banneld Solicitor OF
the Treasury Deparment rsie of The
s. A.. Capt Hughes u 3. Navy, and Capt CraIS vi w ~,
British Army. - St. Nicholas Hotel-Goy. Butqr Bt, "
Nebraska the Hon W. II. Barnum, NJ C OF aha and
Il. W. Park OF Vermont. - MetropositTTm s T,asoee aso
Gen j. II. Williams and Col Lanier 0I Ieo11 m1 %
j. NJ Francis of The Troy Times, the non ~ -. ,,
Canandagua and John Il. McDonough OF flhlaueipha h
- Brevoort House-Capt. Noodle OF steam Puupa, u,
and Robert Pomeroy of Pitts1eld E== Holman House
Charles Burt OF England. - Everett % houscC C,
W. Pembroke Fetridge Paris - ASIor ot Sein
- ST Jamhs Hotel-The Hon. W. d. Bishop Oh Con-
npcticut
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24
MUSIc I'D THE PARKS.

Tqe Department Of Public PaIks announce
tbsi ittpo wcat4T II fine, there will be muso by the
Central LEX Bend ~ TOmpins equare tins afternoon,
non to~1 D. n, EIusicai entertainments wIj'also
bo gwen h'Wasiington Square tomorrow, from tto 2
a. M. ana "a Iad.son Square on Thursday iIcm 8 10
n IA. should llS weather 10 lJic
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24

out h morning detained several hours Of Qssensown BY dense
tog .,,..,,,. q, ,., ,,,, VII, made IS ,uo,
HAVANA May 2Tbe steamship Nanposss arrived ct noon today
0rrxssroUs NAV a9-Tbe steamships Manhattan and he City 81
brse from New York here early this morning on th way
WYVS, NAV 22Antved steamship wiDehee Palmer hon Vera
Cruz 70 sail for New-York 23t.
SPOKEN. -
sebr Yranh Cotton, from Galveston for PAD River May ." m
Io,7 Y,
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24
fAnnOuncements.l

THE GOOD Book says it is easier for camel
10 20 through needle than for eh enter the King
dom also easier for Republican to be elected Mayor
Of this the circle Of fashion without wearing
Knox HAT open sesame KNOX is be found at 22 Broad
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24

DIABETEs-Diabetes.- Water i
certain cure Tor Morgan Allen, Agents. Dpo! 10 Chfst
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24
A RAYMOND e. Co.,
CORNER FULTON AND FAssAUsTs,
CLOTUIERS.
SPRING AND SUMMER SUITS.
MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY For TBB RETAIL TRApk
EVERY GARMENT WELL NADB
1THE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.

POR TWENTY 1--WE CENTS YOU CAN BUY OF YOUR phoo
GIsT OR GROCER PACKAGE OP SEA ssPARiNB hhnornD
VIII ,t,VR uxTRRy QUARTS oP BLANC NANCE, AND LIKE
QUANTITY OF PUDDIYGs, CUsTARDs, CREAMS chAELorlh ~
puSsp DO 10 1T Is BY FAR THE CHEAPEST IIBALTHlEsT
AND MOST DELICIOUS FOOD IN TlIB WORLD
RAND SEA MOSS PARINE co,
So PARK-PIACE ~ y
DLANTATION BITTERS.
e. T.-lee0-X
THIS WONDERFUL VEGETABLE RESTORATIVE Is THb
sugRT ANCHOR OP THE FEEBLE AND DBBLiIAIED As A
royIc AM CORDIAL POR TEIB AGED AND LANGUD 1T HAS
NO EQUAL AMONG sToMACHICs. AS REMEDY FOR THE
NERVOUS WEAKNESS TO WHICH WOMEN ARB ESPECIALLY
suBTECT TT IS sUPERSEDING EVERY OTHER STIMULAHT
IN ALL CLIMATES, TROPICAL, TEMPERATE OR FhGiD 1T
ACTS AS SPECIFIC IN EVERY SPECIES OF DISORDER WHICH
UyDERMIYBs THB BODILY STRENGTH AND BREAKS DOWN
THB ANIMAL SPIRITS.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24

II. n. SoUIREs, OF Fulton-st., New-York, is
tb, best place reliable fne DAsosDs choice JEW
YLKY and SLyERwARR. Diamonds speciality
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24

A BAD BREATH is sign of neglected Teeth
correct It by using LYOS's TOOrH TABLErs
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24
THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE has a larger

circulation than evening paper America In order to Ae'
eomIts The EeY may desire have this hrstcass
paper the following agencies have been established City
Hamilton Jones House (ouie) j. H. Hitler News
FTchsng Nicholas Hote Ator House Rotunda Messrs Dunn
Case Railroad Depot foot Of Lbeyst James Cols
J,eY Cty Fery foot CP wood GTandsL Ferry
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24

LOOK OUT for infTingements and cheap imi,
tstjon Of nv BuRGIARALy TELEGRAPH PATENT called
improement Using selling Infringement violation OF
Law and Will be treated - slch L. HOLMES, Muray-SI
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24
HOME NEWS.

ZOO. THE WEATHER
srv yoRH Hour Ther Bar. Wind. Hour Iber BAT VIM
Nav 312JE. w J.1 -. We
II 3o22 w. 65o @l3
REMARKs.-Yesterday, Monday the 23d, was only q
little sunshiny The sky was somewhat haZy from mid
night TO D. M; generally, very cloudy or overcast from
o. to 10 p. M; rain shower at liza o. m.; raining
1I:l2 q. m.; also at 1851 and 1:i0 p.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24

GUARDIAN
MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
2SI Broadway, New.York.
ORoANIZED........ ...lSos.
CASH PREMIUMS.
IMMEDIATE ANNUAL DIVIDENDS
The Entire Profits Of the Company divided
equitably among the PoIicy-Holders.
ALL POLICIES NoN-FoRFMTABLE.
ANNUAL REPORT,
JANUARY ], 1910
INCOME FOR 1859.
PREMIUMS AND IETBREsT,.""""".".." 1,3f1,O26 10
s2.sao,2s7 so
EXPENDITURES FOR 1859.
DEATH CLAIMS sURREH.
DRRED AND lLAPSED POL
ICIEs..........."..".".s3 s3sO,6GJ so
EXPENSES AND C0MMIS-
slOEs...,."".."......... 334,S33 10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 53SlS O3
ASSETS JAN l. "i
NEW POLICIES ISSUED IN 1869, s,l5s, lNsUK. . . nm
"
POLICIES IN FORCE JAN D. 1870, 1887 IN - . m
sURING.. ""
CASH DIVIDENDS UPON THs "CoSTRiBCIIoN PLAN"
RANGING FROM 10 TO so PER CENT PAID DtInHd
THE CURRENT YEAR.
DIRECTORS.
Hop JOHN A. DIX,
Eeg.York.
JOHN J. CRANE,
Br- President panb ReIrtAc
VIZ. H. yBRBIJYB
Banker (verujlye Coz.
CHS. O. LOCKWOOD,
Cashier Newark Banking Co.
Hor GEo OrDYKB,
EI-Mayor Of Neg-Ids
1IEOT u MORGAN,
Banser
THOMAS RIGHBY,
Erm Tlowas Eisney q Co
BENJ b. SHERMAN
Treas y. y steam Sugar Refining Co
AARON ARNOLD,
Firm ofLncld. Constable L Co.
RICHARD u. BOWIE
Wemore Eowne, Lawyers
II g. wBLBRIDGB,
Prest Bank for The People, Toledo o.
VIM 7. HOOKER,
viee.Prtsident
WA WIJKBEs
Firm W. W.aep,ac Co
JULIUS II. PRATT,
Merchant.
WM. ". WRIGHT
Merchant.
t1IAs. j. STARR,
Merchant
WILLIAM ALLEN
Merchant
GEO. W. CUYJBR,
Banker, Palmyra, M
GEO T. HOPE
President Ccbrr.al Pre- ms Co.
JOHN II. SHERWOOD
Parkpaee.
WALTON H. PECKHAH,
Cor Ftb-sys Ard Tsery tliIdss
EDWARD u. WRIGHT,
Nevas, Nj.
GEO W. PARLEE,
CounselcY.
wA L. coGswELL
Merchant.
WALTON a. PECKHAM, President
WILLIAM T. HOOKER,
vICEPREsIDEsr
LUCIUs MesDAM,
sRCY and AcTUARY.
w. L. yERMILYE, NJ. D.,
MEDICAL EXAMINER
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24
THE INDIANS.

.-r,cc., coRpEsPoNpENCE CONCERNING THE
KANSAS PACIFIC RAILROAD RAID.
WASHINGTON, May s3.-The following is the
looranbie correspondence between Gen. sherman ana
sen Pope concerning the recent Indian raid on inc
2ansas Pacific Railroad: O. ,,. NJ, y,v1a
T. SHERMAN: The Indian raid the railroad west o. o. MI MI
.ssn end Every precsuon has been keh No
OF OF WoAh
r. hcn placed whole line Of the road west
saj Furnished with four companies o. eAy 70 p 81 so,s,s
he n himself the conspicuous place ior h
c their men lnsist at he
VGr Of Indians Sioux from The noTh AOe o lne & WI
9pnu Cheyeuno who went Sca a ar ana arc
bs t,s erdpp the hhorers the Tacst without
scattered FOR 50 miles along the road they SIMPLY
,sccd them for puHdcr and Immediately went north nave nou
.r Grr ,f infantry snl cavalry company with The
.rs-t;rsS Snr,ies A. ne time OF the raid JoIN POPE
'e Breye MsorGcreral Commanding.
UFtporARTERs THE Army, WASHINGTON, MAY IT,,
Gcr The most energetic measures possible shou
mn 10 hunt end destroy thai party Of Bdrs that MADE tn A
txeen tne railroads. w. T. SIBERIAN, General
The following is from Gen. sheridan: ~ ,c-o
Geu T. r. Tovvrvp l. G.: The following dispatch has as'
Tcceye AM iorNsted for The Information oi the 'cne"
Clnf; ~, r., .vIs
LSoaron-Cca Pm. SHERIDAN: The citizens Of coo alo
sFcer the Kansas rscfc Railroad feel 90 strongly h. nt 4,
meene Indian asck by general pursuit anu I of the
20 attack upon Isboers
Sv In the construction Of the road sni scattering H i -
shat We earnestly hone that the most vigorous pursuit ] P
tlf ayaq and aolon that viii authorize 1e ~ rroc
ssor of ore oury between and Kit Carson Inc " 80
raB-srt rraedisielv and rapidly BY oGIanns M Of
f>i-rct camp Of the Kansas Paehc hunoau' A'
she Tcni;crv IL absent. VIII you 90 ms - ~
& T,rvT ROBERT T. CARR,
I,y,v pfsvc1 A.C. Hunt
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