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REOKUK.-Union No. so meets on

IN the List Saturday evening Of every month, q
Main eet betS Ninth and Tt nth streets n Block
Presiden.. ii. Neberdlng Vice President. Fred.
boecnlinz, Recording secretary. John Scheee, FinAn
cai and Corresponding Secretary John Lsubesheimer,
Treasurer. P. O. Box 12i.
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DITTSBURGH, PA.-Union No. IS
IL mest- on the arst Wednesday Of every month
avid Tinfny. president Geo Mc0ee, vice president
benjamin Ballard, recording secre tary g. Is LaDdeA'
financial and responding secretary. Fred eernin,
treasurer.
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N ATIONAL UNION OF BRUKLAY
DLASrERERS' INTERNATIONAL UNI.

NOOPERS' INTERNATIONAL UNI
~ ON-Hssdqusrters, oincinnan, OeIo-
n. A. RoaAH, Preside NJ.
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JACKSONVILLE, ILL.-Union No.
ia meets on the hrst Monday OF each month, 10
Py ats Hall. Conrsd SchottkAr, president. Benjamn
Cssse recording and financial ecIe'ary. WIN Fagin,
treasurer. T. A. Urnellos, corresponding secretary,
P. o, box $50
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UTICA n Y.-UniOn No. 7 meets
~ the third rue-dAy Of each month, ut their hall
Franklin sQnare, Utica John Pfeifer presto .ut, N
IBrien. vcs president. aries Radeck, correspond
log tecrets-y, P. o. box SIS. p. LederhOs financial
secretary, Wn. South worth, treasurer.
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pRICKLAYERS, UNION. MO. he

~ Of Pennsylvania, meets In Ohesaer every NOM
DAY evening c@rner Of Third and Penn ssreets. Vim
HcDonad president, JeR Peariek vise-prrsideut, A.
stewart recording starv, George w. Dannake cor
responding secretary w. H. Brown assistants d. James
q. D1tton treasurer, William r. Galloway q. n Nc
Donald, John Msekins Trustees g. A. Winfree seggens
Moerge Wiegand, Deputy.
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OMAHA, NEB.-Union No. 90 meets
~ on the nrst Monday IT each month. $50 Doueia.
street. Joseph Cline, Pr+sdent. Richard Cassidy,
vice President. John Kops, Recoi ding Secretary
David Ne" conner, financial Secretary. Joseph sser,
ritz Oofrespc ndink Secretary. Lock Bon 8.
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w ORCESTER, MASS.-UnDn No.
Han ON Pearl street, Nam. George Vance prrsi-
deot. o. W. Gerry. vice president Robert wieduer,
treasurer. J. 3. spieweabuSg, financial recording and
corresponding secretary, No. edward st.
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CARPENTERS AND JOfNERS' UNION
" NO. T. Of Albany, ". r., messs "a state street.
sden,; fhos Stevens vice Pressdent; jane Wren
ID Vice Prssaens; JsRss Lee, frrasurer; n emas
Hogan, Rec: &c.,; Thomas Lanshan, Pin. Sec. yaDes
8roley, Assist mt; John n Finch l. cal Deputy POSE
ofsoe boz, %, Albany. Nv. "
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NEW HAVEN, OONN.--UniOn
IN No. ee--hesSQuarters, arcade Hail, esats sire :
meets on ths last Saturday evening 10 each month
Isaac HAYES, presdent John Uo~per, vice president
IA lei Carroll, treasurer. J. q. HAydoa, financial,
recor ding and corresponding secretary, 1e4 S. John
street.
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MILW AUKE E.-Union No. Is
WI meets ON the nrst and third Tuesdays Of every
m NTH at Meyers Hail go Fourth street. ". 9 Hoch
tein, president. Sp-Dg'er. T'ce presidents Paul
C3e ssr recon ding seeretaFy. Frank Wsttenrel IN
cisl sec rotary John MAbiss, treasurer. Lewis Hnss
cor responding secretary p. 0. lock box b4l.
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RINGHAMPTON, N. Y.-UnlOn No
- IL meets on the a. 90 Tuesday evening IN each
4nonth. k.J nix PRECEDENT James Read. vice prea
eEident L. LSfrAbes, recording secretary. VIM. A.
BnIhs, Treasurer sam 81 Stewart, financial and cor
rsspOBdlBg secretary. p. .. Dor LA.
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- meets on the nrst Monday evening Of every month
At No. 70 Jenereon street.. ii. q. Decker, president
ing SECRETARY. Henry Steiner. t.easarar. David Am
brose corresponding and financial secretary No. 90
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PROVIDENCE, r. L-Union No. 20
meets The Arss faes1xy Of each wonth in Les
tNrs Hail. 1i6 oranstoa street. Owen L. Leack, Presi
ient. Y. Fowler, Vice President. John A. echrine,
re .surer Geo Jesuph, Recording Secretary. PJ
seshea, Financial and Corr ssponding Secretary, No
900 High street.
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.NOUNCIL BLUFFS, iowa
- Union " 10 meets on be last Saturday Of each
month It Guy Hail, Bro dSAE, JAs NcC~rthy, presi
dent Joseph morris, vice prssidenE I. @. Watsn
.pieI recording and financial tecretaTy A. schollp
trsascrer j. Niebes, corresponding tecretary, box
81
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ITHACA, N. Y.-Union No. IL holds
regular meetings nrst Thursday I'm every moos h.
Henry TownIry, Presdeot. Harry Jones, Woe PrsAi
Secr starry.
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DATcu1c Solicited by MUM & CO., Pub.
TNI En- y fishers Scientific American, 81
PARK Row, n. Y. Twenty-Five years experience.
Pamphlets containing Patent Laws, with full di.
rections how to obtain Patents free.
bound volume of lls pages, containing the
New Census by counties and all large cities, l40
Engravings of Mechanical Movements Patent
Laws and rules for obtaining Patents mailed re-
ceipt of 25 cents.
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EARTH CLOSETS.-Ge the best. Earth Closet
Co.. 2l5 State ST.. Hartford Ct, Sole U, s. Pro-
prietors of Moule's Moule 4 Grdleston's Luther's,
Warnings, Newton's and Doolttle's Patents. The
only Closets that have proved effective. The Earth
Closet by its disinfeCtion of fdeces is the most
valuable means of preventing spread OF cholera
and other contagious diseases. Send for circulars
Agents. wanted everywhere. SALEsRooMs: 49,
Doane ST., boston; 6s6 Broadway, n. Y; l22l Mar
ket Street, Philadelphia.
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Nenuebet Journal.
Published on Water Street, Foot Of Court,
AUGUSTA. MAINE.
BY SPRAGUE, OWEN d. NASH.
Qallg Aennrbet somnal.

Is issued every morning, except Sundays.
Contains the latest news by telegraph and mail
gives reports of the Markets, and has carefully pre-
red political and local articles, and a generous
amount of farming, home and miscellaneous read
ing with full compilation of State news.
Terms, 81 per annum in advance IS il payment
is not made within the year. Single copies cents
to be had at the bookstores and at this office.
Advertisements one inch in length, three in.
sertions less, sl.00 25 cts for every subsequent
insertion. Longer advertisements, those inserted
or any considerable length of tme will be inserted
at favorable terms to the advertiser
Special Notices IS per cent. additional
Amusement Notices. ~ per square per week,
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4 VOID QUACKS.-A victim of early indiscre-
n tion causing nervous debility, premature de-
cay, &c, having tried in vain every advertised
remedy, has simple means of self-ciire, which he
will send free to his fellow sufferers Address j.
ii. FUTILE, 79 Nassau St., New York.
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DRS. THOMPSON g. BABcoCK
Pkysiesass amd Smrgeo,

Residence STATE ST., corner of GREEN.
Dr. Thompson's office hours in Augusta, from to
T. Nj: In Hallowell, from 10 to IL A. NJ. DIR. Bah.
COCKS ks once hours IN Augusta, from 10 to IL A. Nj
In Hlla DWELL fre.a 2 4P. NJ.
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BIacking, Backing, Backing

WILLS & STANLEY, l73 Water street,
Having been appointed agents for
&. Nj. BIXRY ~ Co.'S.
Celebrated n. Y. Blacking, we are prepared TO
supply the trade at n. \. prices cr.x,,x,
ecti6-ftf WILLS q sIANLhi.
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NeM aObertisements.
CUNDURANGO +!
Bliss, KpenG & Cos Fllid Extract.
THE WONDERFUL REMEDY FOR

THE WONDEKF { L REMEDY FUR
CANCER, SYPHILIS, SCROFULA, ULCERS,
SALT RHEUM and ALL OTHER CHRONIC
BLOOD DISEASES
DIR. p. 7. KEENE having Just returned from
Ecuador and brought with him quantity of the
genuine CUNDURANGO BARK secured through the
official recommendation and assistance of His Ex-
cellency the President of Ecuador and the Govern
ment of that Republic, are prepared to fill Or
ders for it to limited extent, and at price about
Onequarter of that which the cost of the first very
small supply compelled us to charge.
Our FLUID EXTRACT is prepared from the genu-
inc CUNDuRANGO BARK from Lola, Ecuador. Sc
cured by the assistance of the authorities of that
country Sold by all Druggists in pint bottles hav-
ing on them our name, trade mark and full direc-
tons for use. Price, SO. Laboratory No. 60, Cedar
St. New York.
BLISS, KEENE & co.
ID. W. BLISS, NJ. D., Washington, ID. c.; T. f.
BLISS NJ. D., New York; p. T. KEENE, NJ. d. New
York
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-05-13
Trustee Sale.


YTNDER and by virtue Of the provi-
~ sions Of a certain Deed Of Trust
made by Mrs. j.. ]. Reynolds and Jas. l..
REYNOLDS on the Goth day of October A.
ID. 1868 to secure TO Joseph A. Cooper
the payment of a certain indebtedness
mentioned in said trust deed, the said
deed being duly recorded in Record Book
Of deeds (N) pages GIT, 61s of Noxubee
County State of Mississippi.
The Undersigned Agent and Attorney
for Joseph A. Cooper will proceed to sell
to the highest bidder for cash at public
cutlery in front Of the Court House door
in the town Of Macon on the 29th day
OF MAY A. ID. 1871, the following de-
scribed lot Of land lying and being in the
town Of Macon in the county Of Noxubee
and State aforesaid to-wit: Sixty-six
feet fronting on Jefferson St, commenc-
ing ut s. w. corner of II. A. Minors
garden and running South G6 feet and
East 1866 feet, thence North 66 feet,
thence West to the beginning. it being 1
portion Of fractional block No. az, il
said town of Macon, and South of the lot
now owned by II. A. Minor.
Il. DISMUKES,
Apr 29-5t Agent and Attorney.
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NO More
WEAK NERVES.

Warmers DyspspsiA Tonic + prepared
expressly for Dispeptics and tnose sa IN
ine from weak nerves with habitnai con
stipation. There are very few VINO nav
not employed physicians ior AgHt :, q
remedy whit this preparation VIII N u
few weeks, BY strengthening the nerves
enriching the circulation, restoring Y,
sestion, giving streAgth menseti5 ?
n%lwsicnlly, enabling those who may nave
been confined for years to their rooms as
invalids to again resume their occunaII
tions and all the duties Of life, One trial
Is ali we ask to cnable this remedy to re.
commend itself to the most skeptical. i
IS a slightly stimulating tonic and . srlens,
did appetizer, it strengthens the sto ona ~
and restores the genrrative organs and ~
wcstion to a normal healthy state. weak,
ncrvous.and dyspeptie persons shoula Wy
W,pNrR's DYsPEPsIA Toxic. For sal'
NV ZONES Il French and all Druggists
APriee One Dollar.
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AEEEIlIYS lXGHlIGI
AND
RESTAURANT,
ON the European PlPn.
CLINE.

A. his new stand opposite
the Post Office, aAd Cen'Ia1 y
ali parts Of iowa. Tie lie, taa N
will be furnished with az
Northern \ Tor Western and South,
e ern Injuries, prepared by J
cook that calnot be exoellet
in the Soutl, Good spring
beds clean md new, Away
ready. and he closest atten
ton paid to guests
April
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-05-13

"a
warmers Cough Balssm is healing soft
~ and expcctoratlng. The e~xtraord'-
nary power ! possesses IN mn, sba mo:t.
relieving and eventually curing sne sors
obstinate cases Of Coughs, Ooiu Sstaryb'
Throat, Bronchitis, Influenza Oaealsi \,
Hoarsuncss, Asthma and Consullptlo" Z
almost incredible, So prompt Y ING N,
llef and certain its effects n az sae apo ~
enses, or any affection of the tnroas any
lungs, that thousands Of physle,e1s aaS
daiiy prescribing it, and ana ~ ny
that Il Is the most healing andeAPeelora
tIng medicine known. One desc atmas'
affords relief and IN most eases ohe poaea
cifocts 4 cure. II u your own iauie y y IA
still cough and suffer. The Balsam WI
cure' SaId by Jones q French and AZ
druggists. Price One Dollar
-
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w arner'S
PILE REMEDY

Warmers Pile Remedy has never failed
mot even in one easel to cure the very
worst cases of Blind Itching or Bleeding
Piles. Those who are afflicted should
Immediately call on their druggist and
get it, for it will. with the first applica-
ton, instantly afford complete relief, and
Il few following applications are only re-
Quircd TO effect a permanent cure without
any trouble or inconvenience in its use.
WARNER's Pile REMEDY is expressly
for the piles and is not recommended to
cure any other disease. 1t has cured ma
ny cases Of over thirty years standing.
Price One Dollar. For sale by JONES "
FRENuH and druggists everywhere,
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'he State of Mississippi J
Nexubee county. I
Circuit Court April

ne Ntate I Mississippi
Nexubee county.
Circuit Court April Term 1871.
o.ediah Hendrick, pER
t985 IS. Attachment
Mrtha u Doss for slS0OO
Htlry DoSs,
Defendants.
this case it appearing TO THE aatis-
Il Action of the Court that the defends
ants, Iartha II D0ss and Henry boss arc
nonr dents Of the State Of Mlasissinpk
SO TN the ordinary process Of this Curt
cannc 70 served upon them: IT il there-
lore oi'red BY the Court that notice ef
the PEI ncy oil this attachments he pub
lished he Macon Beacon a newspaper.
printed published in the town al Ma
con ior J consecutive weeks notifying
the ueion 1ts that unless they d. af-
pear ~ s..Nrcnit Court to be held 1T
the Oovss use in the town of Macnn
ON the ot1 May after the 4th Monday
w JUNG ext, then and there a.,
Adeau als~S. fdemur to snid attatll-.
event ill be entered against
them, ai"eas perry levied upon VIII
beS ~ 70 la',s ie plaintiffs d,anand
Ni1hssl "9,Sth anG seal ofniIiee It,
Macon IT t2t April A. ID ISL
I~rJarnayiI 4 RI L9RoIEsi
May 63t
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Tho State of Mississippi, |
N.v.,ta.. N

Tho State of Mississippi, |
Noxubee County.
In the Magistrates Court, Beat No. 8.
ThOs. II. Castleton.
Agent and Atty. for
UlIrich & Diard Attachment for
vs.. Sl2l 62.
Henry & Moore.
IN this case it appearing to the satisfac-
Il tons Of the Court, that the defendants
are nonrcsidents ofthe State Of Mississip-
pi: It's ordered By the court that notice
Of the tendency Of this attachment be
published in the weekly Beacon, a news
paper printed and published in the town
Of Macon, for four weeks, notifying the
defendants, that unless they do appear at
the said Magistrates Court, to be. held
in the town Of Macon on the 9th day Of
May A. D. 1871, it being the fourth Sat
urday in said month 1871, then and there
to plead or dcmur to said attachment OF
Judgment will be entered against them,
and the property levied upon will be con
dcmned and sold to satisfy plaintiff
demand.
Witness my hand and seal this the 29tl
day Of April A. ID. 1871.
fiscal CHARLES II. WISSLER.
Mayo. j. p.
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WINE OF LIFE:


NV ,reat Blood Purifier and Delicious
DInk Warmers vinum Wits. q Mlno
Il rife, i free from any poisonous uLus
~ imnuritles, being prepared Tor ln9sS
Nina Teauire i stimulant. It's 2 apienalo
annetizer and tnnic, aud the finest thins
N tIe world for purigoing the blood, Y
the most pleasant md delicious aEsleie
rySr otreraato Tho public fsr superior ~
hsanAv. Whiskcy, wine, Differs 81 WV
ashnr nrfscls. It i moro healthls ah2
ebeanor. Both male aud femaie yonne
or MA, can take the Wine 81 Lsse; M
NJ 6sct. 4 life preserver Those W,
Sniov good health and = fsee aew y
..SIe .olFiA. will 40 well q Ak tps
N n Ii II dlIiefcnt W.
ever before ID use. y s01A Y.
onss French, and IA dEaggsaaas v
quart bottles
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NOxubes House
AT
MACON, MISS,

Uavina changed hands viii ".
kept armaScntly by Bevill y 1n
syith the best nc market aiioras,
sorved in the host manner.
Also. 4 first class Saloon Y
,ha huildiaa Mill always keep on
NM ma Igst wines, liqnofs ANY
WIN Is. BEyII.h son
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-05-13
LUMBER.

vryE will sell lumber at twenty-five
w d,liars ,er thousandby the carle.'S
or So 10 per hundred, tl Il o,,sand,
quantity. Shhgies AZ $S.V pN ~ sl I. Tso'
Anri tt BJ WAkAhN ~
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oesr fars shle 400 afres 6 tatet
<fsse II t~ulllyatiun with gr9k
,ailes East 81 s
dement's en BE- place
~ INV ehuta a. AlasaAn WI
ssslek ana nree
sN'ss naeA. A ane lutHkilNA wv
80 AAdfess ne rs Ei4e2N
Ala
Aprl&
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Pay ZIP anaN

VNrs. Miner 4 Hih an. ,l.ca6
bthcig Ronks and N ntg
hands has calleesien, NV indebted
"a tl,cm viii please call ~ ~ ,lleir
s,.s.s,nts aud awe pos ;ad,l.
wengC tanrsot be gve4
Aitdfneys
apl2aiw umF Y 81,
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HASHING TON, y. Y.

IUA, y. y.
NNER, do lcrcby certify that am Treasurer Of the United s@s0s
1,rr INSURANCE COMPANY Of the United States Of hmsrics !,
cSsterrd by Congress, located at Washington. in tne District 81
m mNe denosited in this office stocks ofthe United Sta'cr amounts
heIppooplp ~ ~ KIM the sum Of One Hundred Thousand nohuFs.
further certify, Tint said securities are a"~ h N. u ~ MI mS q u tr rt
N M roIicvholders OF said Company and to enable sSd Spn-
i the law; Of the various stat. I IN I. order s,o e y .S Oa', .Sc,rit tSsis ars
',ssnJ nnIlursa and upwards. Said deposit Was maze ~
"ry Of August a d 1869, and has ever since that Persao s
Heor ne Rall amount Of One Hundred Thousand DoiafS
,ve spcrffed. - IL. .ac;ol seolto
Denartmcnt on this Slst day Of December, 4 y
FEE. SPINNER, Treasurer Us.
eraJ .Agcnt .MiSs. and ia.
N, MISS
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rhe state Of Mississippi.
Noxubce County.
, Circuit Court, April Term 1871.
uninaham. Wicks&M Malone
If William T McGchee, Attach
.l53l vs.. httNt
renee L Moore, lor
rgia M Erwin s. Sa,VVaVo
Erwin, Defts.
His case It appearing 70 the satis
ian ofthe Court. that the deieneT
birenee i Moore Georgia N Erwin
"A Erwin are non-Fesidents of US
fMississinpi 50 that tho ordinary
.of this fAiurt cannot be served
Nam II Il therefore ordered ~
,,rf flat notice q the pendeney II
aehmes1 81 published n the Aas
'cnn. anewspaper printed and pub
HI the town II Macon, for 1ealr con-
Nnz nothing he a~eEeaaaAs
Ness thev as appcar az the ClEeaa'
~ ~ hfia " ihe Court House Y
4 " Nasn.s nA h0 5ih Monaal
& AN N~asiav M dusn III my
na tseFA Il 1glbda answer y sies's''
Aln,lach4asA8 nent vii e 81
sainsl them Aadthn pfeIaE1k *
N.n viii s. aa|3m sats ffssasA
nv haaa md sral e
af
Alt3
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y,T, OF PENNSYLVANIA,
cn,,vrr IN pnLApiLpnIA.

: : nm. yico President, md Emerson W. Poet, Secretary oftbe National
l h nnm w.. ~ The II. s. oil America, being duly sworn, depose MG SN nc
t. uhnmse saws, that they ae the above described officers Of t t eSs 1"mp@
nH . . ny aist dav If DECEMBER last, alof the above described ascS WIRE
tat on u "r 80 ne aid COMPANY, tree and clear from anylens o claims
W. uWod rtP Isl above stated; ind that the foregoing statement "a In e COR sni
nsAAouF'oo III te Liabilities and Of the general condition and AFFAIRS Oh he SAID
DIV ~ n, nv 10 said slst II December last according to the best q Weir l norma
Wedge ana oehoh $500 Il. w. PEET, Secretary.
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, vho o.ts Of the Co, Dec. Sst, 1870, are invested as follows
]. "SV@N - h31m md in hands of S99,TT "A
/. Amt OF ASH on !" nm aands Market yaluel .... ...... ~, 500 90
,. S30OVWU y 2 20 Dm,dsf Market value. ...........mm...140 722 60
3. SlhlWp !: = e. t"n En. Market valued ..... .. a.. 49,. 1850 90
S3@WUo S III Market valued, 63,S7S 30
.Domn5h ~ N "a" pnr~cnsc 0st lienson property worth the anti 3m, a6 20
A. Loans ~ oon ~ ~ ooo.5 - ...... $4,000 90
=. Debts otherwrse srp "mS ,r,rninms in hands of agent. -. ......l 2L70s 90
6. Deferred premium - Iop1s worth Sqol 900 ...... .....5 9l 600 90
Z LOANED Oh suS1 a.. N ~ Inc and interest duo aud mmd....... 1851 81
g. ltereH mcWu a. heLunoino to the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S,257 l6
ruhlo ssats December 8t, 1870 81 1Ui94 W
-, T liabilities Of the Company are as follows; n.nooo
~ M amount of losses adjusted put nt pAs-~-.~N'V"
w. ~rcsont value o amt required 70 safely rem.
2.Np n r. ali the outstanding policies Mt the end OF 700 90
ta wear; tAmn tbh and so nteresp"".r.' oVp'ov W y, ooo m
Total lablitts ~-'' w
rTl OF PENNSYLVANIA,
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=. suthorired . aanoanee
nantsr as i candidate for
charl A. If Alderman Of Macon.
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,-eless 10 buoy ourselves up

Aeless 70 buoy
,A,e hopa that we are to have
crop year. The rains have
hc ii. rters no time to work
..ye rsnterially injured what
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20 month ofMay"
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-08-04
NEWS SUMMARY.

Marshal Bazaine is in London.
The Prince of Wales has arrived in Dub
lin. - C. $685.
There is a prospect Of war between France
and Italy.
Phoebe Cary, sister of Alice Cary, is dead.
Both were clever poets and were never married.
The cholera has made its appearance in
Europe. 1t has evidently again started out on
a westward tour. r.E
A colored man in Gallatin county, KY, had
his skull crushed with an ak a few days ago
while eating a watermelon under the shade of
an apple tree rr.r f.."-
Dr. Dollinger has been elected rector of the
University of Munich. Fifty-feur professors
out of sixty voted for him. Dr. Dollinger has
hitherto occupied the professorship of canon
law, and the honor now conferred upon him Is
significant.
Great excitement prevails in Cincinnati with
regard to the repeal of the Sunday laws. An
immense mass meeting of the friends of
the Sabbath was held in Pixies Opera House
on Monday evening.