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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER %, 1881


Arrived.
steamship Wyanokc Couch, New York, mer-
chnndise and passengers, George W. Allen & Co.,
agents.
Steamer j. W. Eycrman. Smith. Philadelphia.
merchandise and passengers, j. ". McCarrick,
agent.
steamer Ariel clifford, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers and United States mails l.. b.
Tatum. agent.
schooner Maggie, Myers. Baltimore, grain, Cal
lego Manufacturing Company.
Schooner Murray Nandlyer, Galloway, Philadcl
phia. coal. Charles III. Page.
schooner Grace Watson, Ewing, Georgetown.
coal, ". Roberts.
SAILED.
Schooner Major ". H. Tautum, Shoe, Ncwbern,
y. G.. fertilizer. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner r.. 4. COttingham, smith, New York,
coal, Chesapeake and Ohio IgHrOad Company.
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Flour-We quote: Fine, S4.50mS5; extra. s76
1928: supcrfnc, f6.2JmS6.5O; common family,
S7.25WS7J0; choice family, sS@s9.
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WOOD AND COAL.

NATURAL COKE, FROM THE JEW
~ EFT BROTHERS NINE. Of which 50 much
mas been written lately. \ much-needed article
for your Christmas dinner. suitable for cooking
stoves. Gives "A strong heat without burning away
the stove. Price, $3.50 per ton, delivered. Lib
erai terms % dealers.
ALBERT BLAIR, Agent,
Fourteenth street near NayOs bridge.
Also. ANTHRACITE COAL-all sizcs-and
SPLINT GOAL ALBERT BLAIR.
IL. f-slxy
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THE rCE.BeuND BOAT.

her from che shipwreekcd Crew Of the
,..,,c.TxpIorine Jeannette--Nsmes Of the
"A and Those Missing--Another Ex-
,..,r Heard From.
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Washington.
An IMPORTANT QUESTION.


WASHINGTON. December 22.-An impor-
tant question was argued in the Supreme
Court to-day BY Senator Jones, of Florida.
and w. A. Beach, OF New York, involving
the construction Of the acts OF Congress
known as the confiscation acts" The
question was whether, under these acts.
real estate which was used by the
rebel authorities with the consent OF the
owners could he confiscated for 4 period
beyond the life OF the owner. The case
was that of Peter Jones and George |. De-
cotteS. tenants, and William 5. Whtlock,
owner, OF Jacksonville, Fla, plaintiffs in
error, against John Buckeli and Mary L.
Buckell, defendants in error.
THE JANUARY INTEREST.
WASHINGTON, December 22.-Secretary
Folger disclaims any intention to anticipate
the January interest, and says he considers
such a step uncalled for under the present
satisfactory condition OF the finances. He
made this statement in explanation OF pub
lished rumors that he proposed to anticipate
the January interest.
VESSEL AFIRE.
WASHINGTON, December 22.-The Signal
Corps station at Mobile, Ala, reports at
7:45 p. NJ. the brig Mary Allerton, with a
general cargo. from Mobile to Galveston,
on fire and ashore on Dixie Island. Crew
rescued.
JUSTICE swAYNE's WIFE DEAD.
WASHINGTON, December 22.-The wife OF
eX-Justice Swayne, Of the United States
Supreme Court, died this morning.
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ARCHITECTS
SEISE-TIIREAD.

>~-->----~->r---'-----,~>-~
SEINE-rHREAD. >-des.ge
We are now prepared to an orders for all Nos.
and brands Of SEINE-TnREAD. Our threads are
guaranteed to be made Of the best fax that IS
grown. which we are offering Al bottom price,.
Can early and make your selections before the a.
sOrtmcnt Is broken.
l.. LICHTENSTEIN & SONS.
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets,
Sole Importers Of the LION BRAND SEINE
THREAD, warranted fun standard.
dc l4-3m
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MERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, December %. 1881.
SALES.
WHEAT.-Lancaster 20 bushels at : 30. FultL,
/ 9 bushels good AZ : lao; 2S bushclsat ; 100.
CORN.-Mhite, 80 bushels damp on private
terms.
RYE bushels common at 9Oc.
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DIVIDENDS.

WHEN THE BRAIN Is wEARIED, the nerves un-
strung the muscles weak, use IlOP BITTERS.
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The Cars Humanity.

plEIS. December 81, 1881. Our st. Pc
tfrburg correspondent telegraphs: "The
GoyernOr-Gencral Of Eastern Siberia, who
hDpen> to be at present in st. Petersburg,
Swing received information Of the arrival
Of the shipwrecked crew OF the Jeanette
ID the region under his command, imme-
Gliely proceeded 10 Gatschina and saw the
Emperor. who personally ordered that all
supplies that were necessary for food,
clothing, money, and transportation should
L. nl1eed NJ their disnnSalv
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CLOSED.


FREIGHT DEPOT RICHMOND AND DANyILLEl
RAILROAD COMPANY, Z
RICHMOND, December IS, 1851. ,
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
The warehouses Of this company viii De closed
on MONDAY, December 26th Instant; also ON
MONDAY, January 2, 1852. .,., -,
he 33-2t j. 4. ANhti.' Nsen'-
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG ASDl
POrOM AC RAILROAD,
FREiGnT DEPARTMENT.,
RICHMOND. December 81, 1851.
rI,UE FREIGHT DEP0TS OF THIS
Il COMPANY will be CLOSED ON MONDAY
Local freight trains will not run on that day.
4. A. TAYLOR,
de 2-3t General Freight Agent.
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GOAL AND W0OD.-DOWN SHE
~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ANTHRACITE at
Sc per ton. 1000 pounds; LUMP SPLINI, $500
Der ton, 1000 pounds PINE aud OAK WOOD
long. saved, and split; WEST VIRGINIA IN
CINE and CUMBERLAND GOALS. Full weight
aud satisfaction guaranteed. 7OS Broad and 1900
Cary street. de 4. III. fAtf.
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EUEL OF ALL KINDS.
ANTHRACITE COAL,
WEST VIRGINIA sPLINT COAL,
FOUNDRY AND STEAM COAL,
FOREST-PINE WOOD, long and sawed.
s. l.. LATHROP,
Seventeenth street. ~ Draw-bridge.
Order by telephone or otherwise. no "a
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BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. December 22.-Yirginia 6's. con-
soils, 10; second series, 40s; new lO-f0's, ~.
Bid to-day.
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rnE RENAINpER oF THE cREw.

LONDON. December 22.-Tbe st. Peters
lure correspondent Of the Standard has
lad an interview with General Anoutchini,
Governor Of Eastern Siberia. who eX-
Pressed the opinion that the remainder Of
DE crew OF the steamer Jeanette have
ieen fallen in with by natives and hospita-
liz frDnfDl
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW YORK, December 22.-Cotton-Net re-
celpts, 1859 bales; gross, ~ bales Futures
closed weak: sales. $4,000 bales, D.ceiDsr'
IIg5GfsI .e7: January. SI2.lOa el2. II FEB
ruary. slg.3fasI2.35; March. rl2.59, April
si2.73@sl2.74: May, sl2;-s@sl 80; june
Ala o6sssIs2I; September. sl2.53fsl2.S5 !;
October, sII.75@slf.77; November, $1,000
zll.57
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Prints: Merrfmaek, &C.; sicrrfmaek shifting,
&c.; Richmond, 6hc.; South Bridge. &C.; Paciec,
7c.: sprague. 6He.: Spraguc Shirting, 55.e.; Dun
NETS, 7c.; Aliens, 6kc.: Manchester, 7c.: Wash
ington. &C.; Mallory Pink. 7c.; Mallory Purple,
7c.; simpson Mourning. 7e.: simpson Grey. 7c.;
simpson Black, 6sc.; Harmony, 5sc.; Ashland
solid. &c.
BroSn Cbttons: Manchester IA, 5sc.; Man
chester a. A. A., 7c.: Rockbridge A. X. r.,
7c.; James River q. o., 54c.; James River,
nc; James River ID. d.. &c.
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News of Leigh Smith.

LONDON. December 22.-The Times this
morning says: Information has been re-
ceyed from TromsOe, Norway, which au-
glr, we'll for the success of Mr.. Leigh
smiths voyage. The captain OF a Norwe-
ian whaler reports that on July 2d he saw
ihe Ezra steaming southwark, having seen
DE same vessel previously, on June 30th,
Matotshkin Strait, at the edge OF the
"a.
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MILWAUKEE,. December 22.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat steady and strong. No. Mll-
waukee soft. Sl.274 cash and December. : III
Janutry. sl.27 February, sl274 March, rl.25
Aprii. 30 May Corn scarce and hrm. No. =.
Gle oats quiet and unchanged; No. 2. l2c. Rye
quict: No. 1, 9Jc. saTes quiet Ne. = spring,
cash and February, Csc. Provisions higher, Mes
pork. 1890 cash aud January; $500 February.
lard-Primc steam. slO.s5 cash ahd J1huAfys
slI.O5 February. Hog quict.
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HoR1HEsH, NEBRASKA,

The Blue river has been bridged by ice
sufficiently strong for teams to cross for
one hundred and twenty days.
George Northaft, German, who re-
sided in the northern part OF Stanton
county, was frozen to death last week.
The heavy SHOWS in the north of the
state have practically quarantined all
towns and seriously affected business.
-Four students of the state university
have been suspended for issuing the
"Studen." in defiance of the faculty. Or
ders.
Fifty dollars reward is offered by the
8. G. & P. railroad company for informa-
tion rs to parties who placed obstruc.
tions on the track.
The Indians encamped IN the vicinity
of West Point gave war dance last week
the proceeds Of which went to buy hay
for their starving horses.
The Santee Indians have been ordered
to remain within the boundary lines OF
their reservation for the present, owing
to the small pox being abroad in the
land.
Jackson was the scene, last Saturday
afternoon, of bloody shooting affair, in
which one Michael Dorsey was shot and
instantly killed by Patrick II. Boyle.
Bad whisky was the prime cause of the
affair.
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FOREIGN.
The acknowledgements Rae

The Hanlan-L Laycock Race.
London, Feb. 1.-The race between
Hanlan and Laycock over the Thames
championship Of England, the sportsmen
challenge cup and G100, came off this af-
ternoon and was won easily by Hanlan
by about for lengths. There was little
betting on the race, as the result was re-
garded as a foregone conclusion. Three
to one on Hanlan was freely offered
Hanlan and Laycock visit the West
Minister aquarium tonight. They left
for their respective homes shortly after
Laycock, although rowing we'll and
strongly, had no chance from the begin.
ming. The weather is cold and rainy, yet
the towpath along the river bank was
thickly lined with spectators.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE, ,


Warrington, Feb. A-Mr. Hoar intro
duced the following bill which was
adopted:
= By Mr.. Hoar-Directing the secretary
to report to the senate rules of admission
to the customs Office at New York, ap.
proved by the president March 9Th,
1879, and January 3Oth, 1880, and such
statement of proceedings uLder the same
as may show the practical effect of oper.
alton, and the rules upon public service.
The postal appropriation bill was pro-
ceeded with pending q motion to table
it, the subsidy amendment being with.
drawn and various propositions to perfect
the original amendments were reported
from the committee on postoffices, being
overruled as not in order under the vote.
The votes on these propositions ranged
as follows; 18 to II, IA to 81 and l6 to "a.
By Mr.Morgan-to allow steamships to
be built of steel as we'll as iron. The
resolution was adopted.
By Mr.. Ingalls, calling upon the dis
trict commissioner for information as to
long bridge by the food, and whether IN
repairing it some method can be adopt
ed that will diminish the probability of
inundation of the city hereafter.
BY Mr.. Hoar, directing the secretary
to report to the senate rules of admis-
sion to the customs Office at New York,
approved by the president March 9Th,
1879, and January 3Oth, 1880. and such
statement of proceedings under the same
as may show the practical effect of op-
peration. and the rules upon public ser
vice.
By Mr.. Platt, instructing the COM
mittee on postotfices and post roads,
to inquire whether it is practical for the
post Office department in letting con
tracts for the transportation of mails to
person, who, though the lowest bidders,
do not intend personally to perform
such contract, but make them solely for
the purpose of speculation, 10 an infrac
ton of the public policy, and. if any,
what means can be devised to prevent
the same, and report by bill or other
wise.
HOUSE.
Washington, Feb. 14-Ihe speaker ap-
pointed conference on the part of the
house on the army appropriation.
A number of bills were introduced and
referred. among them one by Mr.. Cox to
admit free, articles intended for the In
ternational exhibition.
Resolutions declaring the policy of the
United States in regard to inter.oceanic
canals we're reported back.
District business was then considered.
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principals in the San Francisco schools
receive as much pay as the men vice

principals. -
Mr.. sothern leayesthree children. His
daughter Eva has Just made successful
debut in London under the auspices of
Mr.. Dion Boucicanlt. ST;...on S0thern Is
playing his fathers parts in Australia.
Another son is now in Washington with
John Mccullough. :
Miss Kittrell, a pale. petite young lady,
has been sworn in as clerk of the Nevada
legislature, and judge Hawley made her
swear to support the constitution and
laws. not to bear arms against her coun-
try, and adjured her that she was inellgi-
BILE if she had taken part in duel.
"We stop the press to announce that
lunch in ready" is the way Quincy wo-
man puts it to the lovers who are sitting
on the parlor sofa in the dim religious
light of the kerosene lamp. The form
was at once unlocked and thu article put
where it would do the most good.
The bridegroom elect of the Baroness
Burdett- Coutts rarely quits her side, it
is said. Whether in town or country he
travels with her party. and his devotion
is described as beautiful to contemplate.
The brides friends and her partners in
the bank persist in throwing every sort
OF obstacle in the way of the match.
Slightly sarcastic was the clergyman
who paused and addressed man coming
into church after the sermon had begun,
with the remark: "Glad to see you, sir:
come in; always glad to see those here
late that can't come early" And decid-
edly self-possessed was the man thus ad-
dressed in the presence Of an astonlshed
congregation, as he responded: "Thank
you; would you favor me with the
Fashion notes by the Boston Bulletins
financial editor: Coupons are not cut BY
us this year. Railroads have long trains,
and are trimmed with rich dividends
Checks are very fashionable the first
week in January. Strips are much worn
at Sing Sing and Concord. Figures are
much sought after; 100000 is a very
pretty one. Dots will come in again
with the flies. Undressed kid will be
used for children's bathing suits next
summer. Birds are used for bonnets, and
the bills are very large. Night dresses
with o good nap are best. Old gold is
still put in stockings. Thin, fat pocket
books are in style since Christmas and
New Year.
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Tho situation at!Toledo.

Toledo, Feb. 14.-The outlook this
morning is more favorable. The water
has lowered thirty inches from the high
eat point and is still receding slowly.
The gorge abreast Of the city is still firm
the water passing out from underneath
Above the city the river is reported clear.
Those most interested and best informed
think the damages have been overesti-
mated. II nothing further occurs it will
not exceed 100000. Loes in tile lumber
district is probably not over $1,000.
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FOR IHE LADIES.

Iron-rust is the new shade of red.
Bangles are worn to excess by fashion
able women.
Table cloths for fruits and wines are of
gold color, with crimson bordels.
A huge horseshoe Of peacock feathers
is q fancy in the decoration of walls. :.
The "Ironclad Oath" is when fellow
reclines on the zenith end of O tack with
his bare foot.
The New Haven Register has coined o
new word for kilograms. It calls them
Jaygouldigrams.
Nazareth is now the site of an orphan
age under the supervision OF an English
educational society.
The Congregationalists of the United
States maintain sixty-six colleges and
seminaries in heather and Mohammedan
lands. &
Dubuque has curiosity in modest
young man who swears he never kissed q
girl in his life, and would not permit one
to kiss him.
The Roman Catholic chu,ch in the
United States lost last year by death
one bishop, DIR. Pelcer, of San Antonio
and eighty-fye priests.
1By the will Of, Mrs. Maggie Embry, o.
E.khorn, KY, the Vanderbilt university
at Nashville, will receive donation O
$2OO,0O from her estate.
Five hundred copies of the New Testa
ment are now being printed in England
It is stated that it will be printed in thi
country and sold at ten cents.
According to the recent statistics, ther
are in the United States 230, ,257 Hebrews
OF whom 1886 are connected with 81
religious societies or congregations.
In England all marriages are require,
by law to take place before twelve O'Clock
noon, and this regulation has, of course
made wedding breakfasts the correc
thing in fashionable society.
The law of California provides tina
the same pay shall be given Tor simila
work. whether done BY men or women
and, ~ . consequence the women vic
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I shall open for the Holi-
day trade, q splendid line Of
Fancy Gro ceries, the very
best the market affords, and
am making daily ad ditions
to my stock Of Staple Gro
ceries and Provisions.
It is the purpose Of this
concern to take the lead BY
offering the people of Z Yank-
ton and tributary country
the most complete stock Of
Groceries in this city to Sc
lect from at UNIFORMLY
LOW PRICES.
I hold myself ready at all
times to sell inside Of all
competition. I guarantee
the quality Of all goods.
In fact at my Store is the ONLY OPPOR-
FUNITY in this city for CASHsPURCHAS-
ERS to buy Groceries and Provisions at
CASH Prices
TOM MARSHALL,
The Strictly Cash Grocer, Morrison's Block,
Capital Street.
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ps.trsys,i by Firs.

st. Louis, Feb. IA dispatch from
Dennison, Texas. says some twenty retail
shops, saloons, ETC., burned last night
Loss not stated.
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New York, Feb. 14-The Erie road has
also put up its emigrant rates again on o
basis Of $14 from New York to Chicago.
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GENERAL NEWS.
Ci,oice.
Emigration Rates.

Harrisburg, Feb. 14.-Twenty-seventh
ballOt-nO choice.
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INSURANCE.
Statement Of the Condition

INSURANCE.
Statement Of the Condition
-or rnl--
Fire Association Of Philadelphia.
On the thirty-ar.s day of December, 1880
ton.
Il is located in PHILADELPHIA.
The amount of it's capital stock is $5OO,m.
TT The e.. amount of its capital stock paid up is
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Territory of Dakota,
NV, Auditors Office.
Whereas, the Fire Association, located in the
city OF Philadelphia and State of Pennsvlvia
has hled in this office q sworn statement of its
condl ion on the 3lst day Of December, A. d.
1850, in accordance with the provisions Of an
act S Of the legislative assembly of the territory
Dakota: Eating to insurance companies, ap-
proved February 10Th, 1917; and
Whereas, on examination Of the sworn state
mcnt OF said company filed in this office, find
that the said insurance company is pc. .sessed of
the necessary amount of capital invested as re-
quireu by law.
Therefore, l, L. A. Sherman, Auditor of Ds
kota Territory, do hereby certify that said ln-
sIrance SUI company is dpiy authorized to transact
tory. for the year ending December alst, 1851, j.
rarker Hayward properly appointed agent at
YInkton. Yankton county. u. L.
In testimony Wnereot, have hereunto set my
1881.
E. A. SHERMAN,
By L. NJ. PURDY, Deputy.
j. PARKER HAYWARD,
Agent.
AASh1ON, UaEOt0
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Manhood Restored.

voua debility, premature decay, etc., having
tried in vain every knOwn remedy, has discov-
cred simple means Of self.cure, which he
will send free to his fsi1ow-suffersrs. Address
6HERHAN 6 CO.. karshall. Mich.
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Lost.

~ OF between Yankton and Lesterville, Two
Hundred and Sixty two Dollars and some cents,
comprised in $40 gold piece, from q to IS in
wrapped in . faded striped cloth. The finder
will Be literally rewarded by leaving Is at the
store of Jacob Max. ADAN MKRER.
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Partner Wanted
Fer sale Cheap

Fer sale Cheap.
100 ACRES OF First Clas Farming Land
1OO in sec. 4, T. 0A r. s.. Clay creek runs
through the same. Some trees planted. Apply
to NIKIs ]. BRAKE,
MArindahl school house.
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The assets of the Company are ss follow:
Cash on hand and in the hands Of
agents or other persons ...,,S 1927 90
Heal estate unincumbered ... $500 90
Bonds owned by the Company, to-
wit: (See schedule y par value. =. 2,703S57 90
Loans on bond and mortgage being
first lien on unincum bered real es-
tate worth double the amount
n nlp. loaned d;.:............;,.... 1,ososs1 90
Debts otherwise secured loans COL
All lrtsEs ssGsf .ss1iss: :ssiasd interest lsss s
Total assets. ....s.........$ s., ,sl2,g7o IS
LIABILITIES
Amount due or not due to banks or
other creditors. nrs..................... mono
Losses adjusted and not due. A, ,225 81
Losses unadjusted .............. 7l10l is
Losses in suspense waiting for furth-
er PROOF ........................... 400 90
All other claims against the CompA-
ny; reinsurance funds .......,..,. aA6520 90
Total liabilities s............... S2oOl, ,lOs 70
Net amount Premiums re-
ceived from Dakota $5,9OI 90
Net amount losses in Da-
kota $I,i24 is
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Notice "f Dissolution Of o-partnership.
THE co-p.rtnership heretofore existing be-
= tween William Blatt and Herman Buer-
has this day heen dissolved by mutual consent.
William Blatt assumes the liabilities and is
authorized to make all collections of said firm
of Blatt 4 Buerdorf.
Yankton, D. T., January 18th, 1881.
WILLIAM BLATT,
HERMAN BUERDORF.
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AUDITon's OFFICE, Yankton, Dakota Territory,
February LIST. 1881.
l, l., n. Purdy, Deputy Auditor 6f the Terri
going is a true and correct copy Of the original
statement of the Fire Association on the Slst
day Of December, A. D. 1850. anu now on file in
my office,
LIN. PURDY,
Deputy Auditor.
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STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA,
COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
A. Loudon Snowden, President and Jacob II.
Lex, Secretary Ut the FIRE ASSO OCIAIION. be-
ing duly affirmed and sworn, depose and say that
the foregoing 10 Q full, true and correct state
ment of the affairs of said Company, that the
said Insurance Company is the bona fide owner
Of At least ONE Hu >DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
ct actnal cash capital, invested in the State and
United States bonds, or in Bond and Mortgages
Of Heal Estate unincumbered and worth double
the amount for which the samed il mortgaged; |;
IuSurRncA Gnnnanx