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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-12
OUR DRESS MAKING

Is in charge of MISS COOK, from New York
and we are prepared to show the latest London
and Paris styles to our patrons and those who
may favor US with a call. All are invited.
Our Mr.. G. RICE, residing in New York, al
ways ready to take advantage in market of
every bargain offered, of which the public can
reap the benefits by examining our stock
Country Merchants will find it large
Iy TO their interests to visit our house
and avail themselves Of extra bargains.
O.. RICE 81 co.
mills If 4thp SD
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tionary; minus (-) tendency to fall; plus ~ ten
dency TO rise. A. @. FORD. Observer.
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TsIsgTapAic Report from Signal Service C6rps o.
s. A., Of Observation, at 356 p. My hS
Western Union Lane.
Place o: Obser- --,-,W d STATE OF
vation- DAT IN "mu m b Weather.
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RIVER NEWS.

Daily Report Of Stage Of Water. Vith Changes ~
the "a Hours ending 3 p. ~ Apr IL, 1874
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Best Silk POplins 37.c, and worth Coo,
at Richheimer's, 46 College street.
ap12 2t
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.

Report for the City, Friday,
April II, ISz4.
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CITY NOTICES.

Silks! Silks, Silks. all eolOrs and shades,
cheap, cheap, at G.. Rice 81 Cos.
ap12 su,tu,t thurs
Just Received new and elegant stock
of Dry Goods, at panic prices; best Cali
Goes 9 and roc a yard, at Richheimer's, 46
College st. apl2 2t
The cheapest Black Silks in Nashville at
G.. Rice & Cos. Ap12 su,tu,thurs
Best Bleached Domestic s and 1Oca yard
at Richheimer's, 40 College street.
ap12 p
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For the MatrOns. The best quality Of
imported Linen Bed Ticking just received.
G. Rice & Co. ap12 sun,tu thurs
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Barksdale Il smith,
DYER & Stubblefield,
N. III. Lusa IL Co.,
r. G. Shepherd,
A. NJ. Holms,
Roaenthal IL Delea,
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The standard Iemedies for all diseases OF
the lungs are SCHENcK's PULAoNIc SYRUP,
SCHRNcK's SEA WKED Tt,SIC, and SCHENcK's
MANDRAKE PILLs, and ii taken before the
lungs are destroyed. a peedy cure is effect
ed
To- these three medicines Dr. J. II. Schenck
al Philadelphi owes MS unrisa.el success
in tile freasmentof pulmonary diseases
The Pulmomic Syrup ripens 80. morbid
matter Ia the lungs; nature throw Il on BY
an easy. expecto ration. tor when the phlPgm
or matter j. ripe n slight cough viii throw
il OF rae patient has rest ana the lungs be-
gin 10 heal.
To enaale the Pufmonic Syrup 70 do this.
Scbeuck's Mandrake Pills and Shenck's sea
Weed Touic must lie Ire " used to Cleanse
h stomach and liver. Schenck's Mandrake
Pills act on the liver. removing all ob-truc-
lions, relax Ibe gall bladder, and bile
starts freely, and he flyer Is soon relieved.
oeh-Hch's sea Wei Tonic Is gentle slim
ulanF aud alternative the alkIli OF which it
Is composed. mikes with the food and pre-
vents Souriug. It assists IL digestion by
ton. that the food and the Pulmonic
Syrup Will make gooi blood then the lungs
heal, and the patient wi -urely get we'll il
care i taken to prevent fresh cold.
All VINO wish to consult Dr. Schenck,
either personally or by letter, can do so At
hi, principal office, corner Of Sixth aud
ARCH STs., Philadelphia, every Monday.
; heuck's medicines are sold by all drug
gist~ throughout the country.
All 81
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500 yds Crash Toweling at Stadeker's.


ODD FELLOWS ANNIvERsARY.- The
rsss-d.ta Anniversary OF the establishing RI
-a. ( dependent Order Of odd Fellows s.
the Uu.t.a states, was very appropriately
observed by Capitol Lodge. No. II, Of
this city. on Tuesday night last. The mem
Eer- Of lhis Lodge. Numbering about forty,
s.ss an .equtl mum aer of invited guests, as
seubIed III The Masonic Hail, where an adj
dress. we'll worthy the occasion, was deltv-
cred bg Oliver Clifton, Esq, from which we
Isqrae rhat the Order, IN 1919, numbered
only three Lodges aud about one hundred
members, and that it now numbers 60I5
Lodges and 1898 Encam pments, embracing a
mem aarsaip OF nearly naif a million. After
STR Clifan's address, Grand Master A. II.
H.,,l-y. Of the MlSohic Fraternity, who
bluDs4.I =, BE- present, was called upon,
and "a ire--.l the mem beers II both Orders
!. ,u4 effe i've aud eloq Ient style for which
h i uored. TIE assembly then repaired TO
tie odd Fellows hall, where "a banquet was
so-e Ii, which received due attention. Mr.
Samuel French presided as Noble Grand OF
CAPITOL Lodge, aud on his right was seated
Pat Grand Mister, ID. y. Burrows. Mr.. K
I, Saunders acted as Master ofCeremonies-a
gIarantee that everything would be done
-sdecentIv and in order" The Committee Of
Arrang eInents was a success.
We may adj that as soon as che City HaH
IS repaired, Capitol Lodge room will be put
In complete order. Ii will be one Of the lar
Rest and handsonaegt halls In this section.
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Through 50 HOuis 40 the Far
West

St Louis is attracting general attention as
being the shortest and most desirable way to
reach the far West This great metropolis Of
over 450, 900 inhabitants, located in the Valley
of the Mississippi, at the mouth of the Mis-
souri, river, watering upwards Of GOO miles
IF country, lays invitingly in the shortest pos
sible route between the East and great West,
formed BY the st. Louis, Kansas CGty and North
erq Short Line. and connections This liuc reaches
all tle greatland grants of the West, aud runs
Two more trains between the Mississippi and
Missouri Rivers than any other road The
enormous expenditure OF over two million dol
lars, besides earnings, on roadway, in relay
ing new steel and iron rails, on broad new
ties, and in equipment, supplied with l
modern improvements to contribute TO COM
t0rt speed and safety, has made it, in all re-
spects. ths best road in the country. a great
promoter of comfort to passengers, is the sub
stitution for ordinary cars, Of reclining chair
coaches, elegantly carpeted, with dressing
rooms Tor ladies, gentlemen and families ira
Yelling with children, ,oithout any extra charge
We cordially commend the route through ST.
Louis to the West, over the ST. Louis, Kansas
City ana Northern Short Line. as the shortest
and best. and feel assured that every ticket
agent who sells through tickets to Kansas,
Colorado, Nebraska, Utah and California will
fully corroborate our commendation Of its
excellence, it being the only line running
cars between ST. Louis and Omaha For map
circulars and time tabl address either F. A
Palmer, Indianapolis, Ind; or P. B. Groat
ST. Louis, Mo-; either Of whom will furnish
any information desired.
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From the Mem nltls Annenl.

1
rom the Aiem pifis Appeal
+ Inc currency bill would have set free
great volume Of currency nov deposited
] ana idle III banks Ihe value OF tnls cur
I rehey IS somewhat iessened, aud as
/ money becomes more 9ounaant, properly
values viii De enhanced. since taxation
MAKES re.,i estate uH5 'i'toie, fais useless
money VIZ Dc IT e7lel = a2s t95'-fal LIS and
otAEf man uiaetf'Iies ana 1llds.ty and
si'eeal7ti2n my p greatly SIN u-a-ed-
IRON s}e 20 Ban.
Tie great ezc5ilas question thae IS
/ 2 p" iisii-as '53n-res Is taa-4 ezo.a-
5.o- = l1e Eoatlhe - he ca caia-ih- are
rum l. = A"t e an 2 par question
Tor We hha D-al2ef.t.s AM i Pr PIC rs
strongly aIlayed GA eItaer siIe Il
seems t"at taeiF advocacy or opposition
70 .ae measure q pens very th4el GA
! Lteif ioealoH. hi. no .h III a9d MD
,.I1 states, "Aefe the I9h snare Vi
gFaenbaeks has been dls.r'2ated, are
Fe'1 y "eh ofpo7e.' = as. li34-i5 -.''- ar
f"i'5e'h5lio u i'itsi' WHEREBY rings ana
49, c'is5 h''y p -ofhl - masking over
7nl ~ -. r-4 s.. -a.-, m. Is.g-,,-
kers, thus acquiring legal -aueuon for
their uaiust sai la.ra, tauz axtard5ns.
We really nope tau Congress VIII NOT
BE- iuumida1ei 6y the clustering ANA
threats OF the money bt1 lords 81 New
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From the Holly spring Reporter.
We learn that gentleman in Pamela
county, a few nights ago, hearing noise
at his corn crib, took his shot gun ana
crept out in the dark to within a few steps
of the horse lot when he saw a man on
the end Of a rail which was used as a pry
to lift up the corner Of the crib. In the
hole thus made two other men were sitting
pulling corn out very leisurelv. The Old
gentleman lifted his gun and fired at the
man who was ''sItting on the rail, the raj
came down rs tae man fell of and that let
the LOG, of the house down on the other
TWO men killing them both. Tha oi
gentleman walked up to find three dead
negroes.
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Don't wish for better" Better than any
other we have used ."..Like it much" Can,
speak tuO highly OF it," There can be no
ftuIt fouu8 with 1T Can testify TO lis su-
perioFity." Don't use any other These
are few quotations from the hundreds OF
ties imoniais in favor of DOoLEY's YEAST
POWDER. which is the only chemically pure,
harmless, healthy and nutritious article OF
The kind 81 market. Perfectly reliable, cay
70 use, convenient and recommended by all.
For sale by erocers. DOoLEY q BROTHER,
Propriecors. 50 New Street. New York.
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D1 VIRTUE or decree uf I.. I.r....
- Court 1. fa. United -..... ..e... ..H.n.n
District d. Mississippi rendered "A. r.. .......
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t-.Z auI affirmed U. Ola. -......... ... .. ...
Um.al -f...- Zoo fIa .I.rl.... N.... ID
J-13 tha undersigned Comm. ....tuaa
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Excess gsa;n1. cs.
tho EolIE snrings Reporter.

From the Holly Springs Reporter
Our readers will remember hearing
of an accident upon the Mississippi Cen
trail Railroad, at Abbaville, just before
Christmas in 1872; by which Mrs.
Montgomery and her grandchild while
crossing the railroad in wagon We're
killed. Suit was brought by the hus-
band Of the lady in the Circuit Court Of
Lafayette county At Oxford, and has just
been tried, resulting ina verdict of twenty
five thousand dollars damages. This is
said to be the heaviest verdict ever render
ed against the company in any case.
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TE,e Money Ar5~sacrats fD IA Good
Ezszrssus~.

Wall street wore calm and benign
couutenance yesterday. 1t WAS evident
that the Presidents veto had been well
digested In conversation with a well
known banker on Broad street, the Her
aid reporter was informed that every one
of the prominent men Of the street, with
out a single exception so far as he had
been able to learn, were in the best Of
humor over the veto.
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From the Water Valley Courier
Capt 3 L. Wynn, our worthy Repre-
sentative of Yalobusha county in tbs
lower branch OF the Legislature, was aP
pointed 10y that body, as one of d Commit
tee to proceed to Washington city, and
convey the remains OF the late Hon. ".
l.. SAarkey from that city to jackson.
Capt. Wynn lett on Thursday of last week,
tor Washington to carry out the objects
OF the commission.
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The following account of Baxter and
Brooks, the rival chiefs in Arkansas, Is
taken. from the Chicago Tribune:
R.-What do you know about Brooks
BUSTING Baxter?
IN igs H.-Brooks ran on the Democrat
ic-Li5erI ticket. He is Northern man,
and was Chaplain Of a colored regiment
during the war Baxter is a Southern
man and was supported by the Republican
party because they believed he would be
a Republican. After the election he
SOLD OUT To THE DEMOCRACY.
R-How do you know that?
Judge H-By his actions.
R-W hat did he do?
Judge HE gave all the Offices he
could to Democrats. This move will
undoubtedly be sustained by all the true
Republicans of our State, but will be OPP
posed by the Democrats. The Chief
Justice and our Senators are with us.
EEIc Political EducR1iOn Of VVO-
Ha7en.
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j. j. Fouche,
Byrns & Beamon,
Jos. Galinger,
Berry s. Pain e,
|. n. Gilruth,
r. Craig d Sons,
E. Schaefer.
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DY VIRTUE OF Decree OF the District,
ID Court of the United States, for the South
err District of Mississippi, rendered on the
10Th day of February, A. d. 1874, in the
above cause, the undersigned, assignee, ETC.,
will proceed TO sell, To the highest bidder for
cash in front of the State House. in the City
of jackson, State aud District aforesaid, on
Thursday. the 2lst day of May. 1874, the
following described lots and parcels of land
belonging 10 the Estate of the said E. Moody,
Bankrupt, to-wIt:
Ten acre Lots. Nos. u, 49, IA and IS
and Lofs, Nos. 10, 20. 81, p, % and "a, in
NORTH Jackson; Lots l, 3 and 4, in section
SO. township 6, range east; Lot l, in sec
ton 2. township 5, range l east, and three
acres In the southwest corner OF southwest
quarter. and the east half of southeast quar-
ter. in section 30, township 6, range l east,
containing, in the aggregate, 81 acres,
more or less.
Further particulars of the Decree will be
| made known on day of sale. Sale within
| legal hours.
| This is very desirable property. All of
| the above described lands are adjacent to
the City; very productive, and suited for
| building lots and stock farms.
/ JAS. .. STEWART,
/ Assignee.
March IL. 1874 tnF2S-sds.
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SIGNED L
The STATE OF ALABAMA, }
MOBILE COUNTY, !

Personally appeared before me, James M.
Williams a Notary Public for the State of Al
ALBANIA, duly commissioned and qualified, I.
n. Fowler. Secretary of the Alabama Gold Life
Insurance Company, of Mobile, Alabama, and
who Is personally known 10 me as such, who,
upon being duly swor", depose and say that
the above statement and exhibit is in every
respect correct and true transcript of the
BOOKS of The Alabama Gold Life Insurance
Company, and that the character and nature
of the Assets and Liabilities of the said Com
pan. are as herein above written over his off,
cial signature, and the corporate seal of said
Company.
T. N FOWLER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed 10 before me, this oath
day of March j. D., 1874.
JAMES NJ. WILLIAMS,
SEAL Notary Public
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Efe,.- Carboiic Troche--Among

the various remedies for Coughs none enjoy
a higher reputation than EDEY's CARBoLIC
TEoCHEs. This fact places them above the
ordinary list of medical preparations. For
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, aud a disintec-
taut and preventative against coHtagio Is
diseases they are specific. Invaluable TO
singers and public speakers. Sold every
where. JoHN f. HENRY, CURRAN & Co..
Proprietor, and 9 College Place. New
Work
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mississippi Manual OF Forms.

Newly elected Justices of the Peace,
Clerks, and other officials, will find this an
invaluable assistant, Price, by mail, post
age paid, $500 per copy. Apply early, as
the edition is nearly exhausted. Address,
POWER q BARKSDALE,
Jackson. Miss.
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Another reason why We can, and if nee
essary shall advocate imitation and vote for
il Is that ii will force New England into
about the same financial condition that the
S5uth Is and has been IN since the war,
caused by the damnable reconstruction
policy organized and sustained by New
England statesmen, or rather mad par
tis-.ns. Grand Rapids Mich. Democrat.
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We take pleasure in adding our testimo-
ny to the efficiency Of The managemoatof
the Institution for the Deaf and Dumb
referred to, Of which the people Of -I.-ss-
sippi.may well feel proud. d.. Garter
is uuques,ion1Jiy '.tHa righ5 man in
the right place.-Nieksburg Times.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, : Scr,
I,W.H. Gibbs, Auditor of Public Accounts
Of the State aforesaid. do hereby certify that
the foregoing statement of The Alabama Gold
Life Insurance Company, of Mobile, Alabama,
il truly and correctly copied from the original
now on file in my office.
Given under ny hand and official seal, this
Sth dav of April 1874
W. f. GIBBs
Ap29-3w% Auditor Of Public Accounts.
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The ebriate Asylum Law OF MIN.
meAo1a Declared EnconsTitutiOn.

special Dispatch to-the Chicago Tribune.
Judge Hall decides the Inebriate Asy-
lum Law Of Iowa unconstitutional, in that
itlevies an unequal tax, and cannot be
cons rued as a police regulation under
the Law. About $4,000 has been collect
"a from saloon keepers and invested for
building fund of the Asylum. which, if
this decision is sustained by the Supreme
Court, IS Is anticipated, will be paid back
with the interest earned TO those from
whom it was collected.
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or THE
ALABAMA GOLD LIFE ms. CO.,
c. E. THAMES, Pres T n. FowLER, Sect
OFTIcE or TIE ALABAMA GoLD LIFE Ixs Co,
MoBILs, ALA, March LIST, 1874
To the Honorable AUDITOR, State Of A,snssippi,
JdcksoH:
The Alabama Gold Life Insurance Company,
Of Mobile. Ala bama. u obedience to articles
81, %, 80 o. 81, o. b3 and 81 OF the Act of the
Leg stature OF tie State Of Mississippi, ap-
proved January 3Ist, 1887, and amendments
thereto, in reference to Foreign Insurance
Companies proposing 10 transact an Insurance
Business IN SAID Stare, beg leave, through their
Secretary, 10 submit the following official state
uent and show:
l. Tue Alabama Gold Life Insurance Compa-
ny, Of Mobile, Is the name and locality of said
Company.
= The amount Of their Capital Stock is Two
Hundred thousand Dollars, (S2u0 O00) in Amer
lean Gold Coin.
3 TIE amount of Ca pital Stock paid up is T wo
Hundred Thousand Dollars, (S2oOrOOU)in Amer
lean Gold Coin.
/. The Assets Of the Company include:
LIST. The amount OF Cash on hand and in the
hands o. Agents, Is Seventeen THOUSAND Nine
ndred aud 81 xty-two Dollars and Seventy
nine Gents, t$I7,o6Z 49, IN American Gold
Com.
u. Real Estate unencumberej. Twenty-six
Thousand SIX Hundred and Thirty-eight Dol
=
Sd bonds owned by the Company, secured
by mortgage and endorsement of the State OF
Alabama, Twenty-tour Thousand Dollars, ($24,
COO IN Gold.
4 h. Debts to the Company, secured by mort
gage, On real estate IN the State OF Alabama,
worth double the amount loaned thereon,
Three Hundred and Eghty-1ine Thousand
One Hundred and Eight Dollars and Eighty
nine Gents, t;3o9, IU9 S9) in American Gold
Coin.
9th. Debts TO the Company, otherwise Sc
cured, Oue Hundred aud Forty-one Thousand
SIX Hundred and two Dollars and Sixty ne
Cents, ($l4l Coz So in American cold Com.
9Th. Debts for Prem ums One Hundred and
S eight Thousand Nine Hundred and
Thirty-one Dollars Ind Four cents, ($I6S 93I "a
IA Amer lean God Coin.
9TH All other Securties-Mississippi Stste
W Warrants :lU,UOJpO, gold value Eight Thousand
Three Hundred and ThIrty-three Dollars and
Stocks. Forty six Thousand Nine Hundred
aud Aincteen Dollars and Sixty cents, sac, 9ls-
GJ) in American Gold Coin.
Office, Furniture and Fixtures-Ihree Thou
sand Four Hundred and Thirty-one Dollars and
Seyenty-nine cents, (S3,43l 79) in American
Gold Coin.
). TIE amount due, and not due by the
Company to Banks and other creditors
none.
8 Losses adjusted and due-none
Z. Losses adjusted and not due-Ten Thou
sand Dollars, $4,000 in American Gold
s. Losses unadjusted-nonc
9 Losses in suspense and awaiting further
proof-uone.
10. All other claims against thu Company
none.
II. The greatest amount insured in any one
risk Ten thousand Dollars, $50, 900 in Amer
lean Gold Coin.
y. The greatest amount nllowed by the rules
of the Company TO be insured in any one city,
town or vIiltge-uulimited.
-. The greaj est amount allowed to be insured
in any one biock-uolimited
IS. The Act Of Incorporation Of said CompA-
ny Is herewith filed. ISee copy filed March
l5th, 1869, which has not been amended or
changed.l
No. 10 $1,000 90
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March Ia lMA
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The Weekly Clarion.
THURSDAY, = ApRIL 80, 1874.
RAILROAD DIRECTORY.

OUR friend John eastman Of the
b e.s-uHIger, Is no longer a benedict. lie
=. accept ur congratulations.
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Losses and anuuities and matureC
endowmcnta paid during 1913.
Paid for Reinsurance ana pur-
chased policies ............... ......,.....
Paid for taxes aud revenue STAN
Dividend paid To policy holders.
Expenses paid during the year.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-04-30

Needles are small affairs, but they some
times give great deal of trouble. There is
no difficulty with the Victor Sewing Ma
chine nesa1o- II
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-04-30

SUNDAY NIGHT LECTURES. The sub
jet 81 ~. Dr.. Huater'- rext lecture. in
the s.f.-s he i now delivering. viii be-,
The p liability aad deslrabil.ty Of q Df-
vine L citation.
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LIABILITIES.

Losses adjusted but not yet due 27l,6F5 90
Losses uuadiusted nor yet due. I>G6l5 90
Losses Whiting proof, q c............ $500 90
Return premiums unVaE q ...-....--.. 2Os.63O %
Ne present value OF all outst stand
ing policies in force Dec. 81,
1873 computed according TO the
American table Of, with "a
per cent interest per-enclOsed 21.2S 0aG 90