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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-17
CITY KECoKDEX,s OFFICE,


THE FOLLOWING kRk OF The OFFENCES AGAINST
tbs STa PUNISH AsLk sT FINE. AS PAEscABEDIs THE Ca
SRy Pf5'gH found drink in tbs street, Of the
Making any soise or inheritance in The streets
Keeping disOrdery house of any kind
Keeping gaming tables.
Creating any nuisance.
Keeping powder w,shoss beng S properly secured
Uiug any lighted candle lamp smoking cigars
any barn ss or place containing hay straw etc.
i moderate riding or driving in the city
without ,rss nnhehng traces chains Jokes BY which
other vehicle over or across
with carts boxes.
srbstarer OEtkse or stsrisi wkssever -A' ''-
Ba IL % So m on PSSs sg during ash.
Bathing in the Canal. within the city. during Light
Rolling hoops, lying kites. throwing any sub
J Dissslhalging any IRE arms whatever
ALI wing hogs or other animals at large.
PPa,.ing NTH INTO any rqPIis ei f m;
obsrutns the execution of thehands Of II
Causing any false alarm of IRE.
Keeping IN sn psS o o. RTSSae
gslng any ach or drain for the purpose OF conducting
Pulling dsfseins printed notices. Ordiaaaeess
tshing or other animal without sseurirgIs
Hhn any SSGa y slnf to shade
snsvings or any other eomsnstihe nate. In the
time within twenty lee. Of any building w. my
Throwing fire balls fire brands etc. anywhere within
Erectng frame buildings within the limits prohibited.
Running drays. wagons, etc without license
fayraney and street begging.
Exhibiting show tent, hatever withoutE-
= aHs.4ft
Padding without license
Putting sgnsaeross over side wallis.
Erecting shed awning side walk.
The constructing cellar doors side walks.
epirg using playing cards about grocery coffee
house,
To siaer ehekens other poultry to rus at larger
Payne any organ hrdy gufdy Bsgpees Or OAer musi
cal instrument street sey for
hire.
Iniurins gas posts sasights any the gas works
Establishing continuing any lumber wood yard within
the Ere limits of the city.
Building prives without strict observance of ordnance
Crossing bridge WITH horse mare other animal any
gate faster than walk.
IniuriDg shade trees.
Selling retail crackers squibs other works
Putting pipes through floor partition roof
violation ofofdinanee viz Sec 10 and liz And
hereafte mo esove pipe shall be put up unless the
chimney ue aud such pipe hereafte
put sha rass through focr partition roof window
side house Every chimney fue heiefter built
house the city shall have its found either th
earth floor of such house. and shall III
roof or side of such house atleast three feet.n
JOHN F. CRISP. City Recorder.
Published by Or of the City Council.
je2l WELL. H. WALKER. Clerk
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DAILY JOURNAL.

Cor sLAsD's EXCHANGE BANK--Loans
money, buys notes, deals in exchange, land
warrants. uocurrent money, receives depo-
sits, &C., &c. aa
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDERED. that the Of los Ne. g. So and 81,
~ Old Plan the6ity Evansville brick SIDE
walk to along the ollo~ig porsous of SAID lots
Along the North side lot 81 extending from the
of Main and Second the alley of said
lott also along the North end OF lots NOS 81 and 81 exnd
the alley Nos 81 81
OF second and Sycamore also along the West side
lot 81 Extending from the alley said
lot No. 81; aud that the same be done within
days after the rublicas BE- this notice and in default
thereof the Marshal Is directed said crk and the
aud aeeruing thereby will be led and
collected by sale the said lots much will
satisfy said lien aud costs
BY order Of the Council. 49, .s-z--
WELL. II. WALKER. Clerk.
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ksEms,VAG.

fE'Hs nersgued has removed his Tailoring Establish
n SECOND stteet. immediately opposite the Pres
terrain Church. in tbs Office with DIR. Wood, where he
would be glad a his old customers and gOoiy
Der Of hewon 3. aud would be pleased them with
anything in his line such coats vests shirts drS
made order the shortest possible notice.
Thank full for past he would ectuly solicit
Of the the hands Of he-al pgbc.
L. M
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UOIsE ANDlOT FOR SALE.

will sell private sale the Frame House and the Lot
Main between second and Third. door
Kratz 4 Heilnan
TERMS.-One-Aalf CASH; the balance in and two
years. ,.s.-.f SARAH MANN.
scr For particulars enquire Of DKcKEg KRAMEE
2Wdkw .---
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AN ORDINANCE.

FOR THE PROJECTION OF THE PLANK
! WHARVEs AND BRIDGES WITHIN The
CORPORA rE LIMITS OF The ClTf OF kV.
ANSVILLE. PASSED July 23D. 1888.
g &c. shall hereafter be lawful for person
~ ride lead drive horse mule ass OF or other rid
ing draft animal, along plank wharf
bridge within the corporate limits OF the Ciy Of Evans
Vile. At gait faster than walk
tion of this Ordinance shall every such offence forfeit
and not less dollar than doara
JOHN 8. HOPKINS. Mayor
Attest: WELL. H. WALKER CLERK. y25
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STATEMENT OF THE CoNDlrION
81. OF THE p -
MERCHANTS INSURANCE CO.
F PHILADELPHIA.

OF PHILADELPHIA.
On the 30th- IT june. 1855.
HENRY @. GWAfHME4.- Agent IN Evansville.
The name Of the comPa1y.is he MERCHANTS' INsUR-
NY Is located in the city of Philadelphia.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Steamer Lebanon.
RUSSIAN soRTIEs REPULsEDl

LATER FROM THE SEAT OF WAR
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VHHE sr annual session Of this Institution will be
IL ed on Monday. the So of September. 1885, A
emf building will be erected curing the and
ell TO accom- modae pupils after the session
viii be lifted and comfortable STYLE supplif
with good OF plosor hical apparatus.
Preparatory Department will be etd with the schoe
though in separate room into which boys under twelve
years Of will be admitted : -
The Principal hes made arrangements with good families
to board pupils from distance.
= TERMS PER SESSION MoSTHs
Boarding. Lights and Fuel $50 90
Tuition, Senior Glass.
Junier Class ..... 90
Preparatory. Second Class 10 %
First Class so
Music with of Piano 20 90
Painting and Drawing.
% W
Aanerh LaLEhaeess.. ~ "
Payments strictly in advance. except by special
mens with the l rincipal- Z
AszistsD pts. Mrs. NJ. W. PAxros, 49,
Mrs III. NJ. MORTON. iy7
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RICH vAKIETIEs OF Wall PAPER

list RECkINEDt
SCHMITT j. STARK Rave iuzt received at their Pspei
- and Upholstery Store between Main and
Sycamore sarge Of the richest
well lowest priced qualities of WALL PAPEE.
with Window BlipS Fire BoaFds etc etc 20 al Of Which
attsrsn Of tic ruble ssked and alec &c the sow
prices Rc,rs rarersd in the rssssst style ana erk dor'
prcr~t' uS4-3n
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JUST RECELYED -
A NEW STOCK OF SUMNER. MILLINERY.

A NEW STOCK OF SUMMER MILLINERY.
toNSISTING of Bonnet of all descriptions. also.
~ full embroidered Mentas. Parasols. Emhroideries.
Gloves Aitts Caps and Head Dresses the
which invite the particular attention Of the Ladies
r. r. BARKER.
First street. Main and Locust opposite Brays
residence. - IL ,
ICE CHESTS. Observation-Disclosures sc.
UST received lot of the style Ice Chests and ke
eV frerators the besartcle in the the chea
est Alo lot Of No Coolies Prepare yourselves for
nay Is . HoRNBRooK oHUEoHILL's
HUST received. f.t 81 81
81 Memories of the Countess of 1essingson.
Prune's Travels in the East, - $50
Life of Horace g teeley. t5i y 49, {.
Abbott's Life Of Napoleon; at. "a
je28 SAM'L L.ssTER'S Bookstore.
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IRON RAILING,

FHNHE undersigned has the the ale and
n beautiful pattern of IRON RAILING. wih round
wrought rods and figures in variety of
styles Sizes which viii sell at Cincinnati ADDING
FKkl9BT.
This railing cheaper substantial than any other
kind Those wishing Railing enclose
lots yards for piaEzas etc. will do well TO give
Prices from 81 so o 81 so per foot. .-
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CA SH Gus r. ON e Rs
GtAN be supplied the prices
~ and Oak Sole Leather Patent French ~ american
Calf Skins. French Glazed Boot Morocco Sheep Linz
ings. Bindings. etc.,. etc.
Call Sycamore street. between Water and First Evans-
Vile. Ind. myI u. FLEMING.
SEWING S.sEs
> CASES black Sewing silk ~ and for sale by
= JA9LS low d CO..
jsl4 as Main ST., Louisville. KY.
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SELECT FEMALE INSTITUTE OF kVANS-
XfllE.

institute ss will 81 ~ open It's first session on Mon
BY the number OF pupils will be enlarged to TWEEN
See large advertise emit for alteration OF terms etc.
aag3 @. a. FOSTER.
SELECT FEMALE lNsTlTUTE OF kVANs-
vMNHE Rev c. A. Foster about to undertake personally
TO % s Ss %
s'sn years. with Tee asa hs * form class
H.. ~ %, 4 PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
AsphsSssicai Lessons Heading Spelling and Numbers
metio. 80
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT: ... sd
mode Of teaching. Grammar Reading Spelling by dleatiOn
Elements OF Natural Science the Bible. 81
SENIOR DEPARTMENT:
s
Roman
Rsr critical exercises through the course Of R.
ing Dehang orhOgrsphy Writing Grammar and Compost,
Strict Attention shah be given to all those sraces
M
apparatus and superior cabinets Of minerals fossils and
Tuition Fees. per Quarter. in advance:
T.iMaty ~
Junior Department - W
-. $50 "
Latin. Greek French or German 10 30
Music on ,h Paaoo or Guitar 10
Drawing: Monochro co
D0sswiag IN Water oil 10 GO
Mrs Foster will aid the Rector.
~ ,prASueai ana IN no way demo minational.
the nrstof August foreign applications for entrance
the preference. jy4
CLOTHING AT WHOLESALERS.
WE call the stteaton Of country merchants oour arr
Wv stock Of Clothing and Cloths which will to
purchasers on6 credit
agtl3 SWEET LEONARD. Auct's
MEAL, SHORTS AND BRAN.
kgnn BUSH Bran: 500 buaa Shorts:
OONV so do fresh ground Meal;
so do OATS for sale at reduced prices at
agtI3 0ookS Family Grocery,
DRiNTs-2o cases sprasues Nader Prints reed this
y27-d&w 4fS Main st.. Louisville Ev
SOAP! SOAPg
HSEO'D per gtesmer Fanny Fern.
IS o az sss so soap in S 81 bars Ns
- DO No Palm Soap; ~ ID bars; So
II 40 90 do do q ID do; Is = ~
For sale BY augi F@f I. D. HERMANN.
SsfYRNA FIGs-FOr sale By.
-anSs -----.--. Sycamore street near Water.
COOPER WANTED.
NY good cooper vomiting employment can obtain stu
lion TOR six months year. suits himself hy an
riytng 70 the undersigned IN German towpship,
aEti4- ftdtw" CANADA HIGISBoTTox
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NHIS Institute will o. W open its first session Mon
n day. the Sd day of September
BY the number OF pupils will be enlarged TWEEN
four all ages
See large advertise for alteration OF terms.
aug3 @. A. FOSTER.
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GDESTRARLE RESTDENCE

9
AUCTION SALES.
-~~~~~~C~~~0~~~~~~~~-~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~@~~~~S~.~~~~
.sDESIRABLE RESIDENCE
~ ON FOURTH STREET FOR SALE.
NM offer for sale at bargain comfortabe Cottage Resi-
Wv denee. with good ous-houses and estern, and in
good neghbOThood. For pa ticuIaIs. enquire q
-- Auetioneers and General agents.
ssss FARM FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
WW7E will sell Friday. the 7th Of September
wv O'Clock p. M. at our Auction Rooms in the old
Farm Mil S sSS oRnaS
81 aeres OF which improged good log house
and other out-buildings good orchard etc.
TERMs-made known on the day Of sale. u cd
AugS WoOLSEY s NELSON, Anet's.
.. E. LEONARD. - s-,fF7s 81 L. SWEET
CRESCENT AUCTION ROOMs,rE -
OPPOSITE THE new COURT HOUSE.
GENERAL AUCTIoNEERs & REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
EpESPECTFULLY tender their services citizens
and Personal Property Houses and Lots Furniture Dry
Goods Hardware Groceries
Raif a e ~
mission Business aud having goods place
in cOnpeqn with both the buyer seller
have r and market viii devote whole
time the Auction and Co
and may rest We no efforts
please them With prudence and attention business
merit the confidence Of all those who their
to care. -
p. G. o. Riley a. 20. Evansville.
pgvAbL' Ahgd ~, = Co.. Memphis Tenn.
Nm P4 hax q Co., DO do.
+. 3. SYKES. Nsw.orloans.s
NILES 6; FoLkrs. Vi Voi.burs. Miss
GocK%Oo 5i1s + Bios o a1 80 Ohio
E1w aL q VI RgsHsELL. St Louis. No.
Regular sale days Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
At early Easiight. APPS SWEEP & LEoN4Rp. :
-- Auetioneers.
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4
NM for sale comfortable Cottage
wv dsnce with good ous-houses and eistern, 3
good neighborhood. For pal tieulaYs enquire of IS
: SWEET & LEONARD,
and Gane Av.nt
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HE foundry aud machine business heretofore carried
Il In this place under thefrm and style of G. D. Egg
glestoa Co. has been since April 10th and will hereafter
K q. D. EGGLESToN.
VI. G0ODE.
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FRUIT TREES! FRUIT. THEEs:
b ~ :. --sfs at tho ss<ss 49,
OLD ROCHESTER NURSERIES,,
ENHERE under culture th<se hundred of
= every description of hardy TREES. SHRUBS, PLANTS
etc. etc.. suitable for utility o ornament.
q IRE new Items
pom tents when required. n
sS all in the best manner for short or dis
tant transportation. :. Fsl-EI I1f7Tf .9s7-
81 All orders left with T. b. Cook Evansville
eelye prompt attention. SAM'L MOULSON, Prop'r.
Othce g Frontst. Rochester. N. Yas9t-H y2s-d&w
j. HYDE's MARBLE YARD,ss
CORNER SECOND AND VINE STREET, EVANSVILLE,
FNNHE undersigned would
zens of Evansville and the public aeray
purchased the entire stock of No. Vermont Marble
Humphrey and fully prepared I'LL
Tombs Obslisks. Head and Foot
workmanship and the material Those wishing
suitable Monuments their deceased friends would
to give him call. All orderspromptly attended to.
oct24-tf s. = !. - j. HYDE.
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EMPIRE BAKERY!

SECOND TO NOSE IN THE SkE Esi ,, = ~ 1
FtRsT STREET. MAN AND sfCAMOkE.
TNDER muasdiate direcio Of MI o. ~ scott lnte
" of New York Boston. aud aeknow ledged BY the
trade practical manager OF wen appointed
bakery in the Union u..
The proprieors fuy prepared 20 AZ klnos OF
cakes pics dot rolls etc. etc. In any guam
E,staner in Evansville will be suppli
the day with superb carriage fitted
B~weddfnqs PARTIES balls eto.. stc., supplied with
ornapental cakes pyrsmds, confectionery. sstyie
and quality MOTTO be surpassed By any one =
8 iyS SOhN r a 1llsELh z Uo-
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y. F.FLOUE.
MOOD supersae Fipur-I2 hbls.
~ 10 soks do 40; received and for sale By
ie25 j. W, 5. VICKERY-
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THE CRY Is STILL TiEY GOMEZ
ANOTEIEsHs ARRIVAL

: 1.-THE CRY IS STILL tt E1Y COME.7
ANOTE5Hs1s "A EkIklVAL
EkF Spring Wall Paper. Borders lust received
~ the store of John O. Devereux, Jr Main street,
con sisting in part Of
Wall Paper-from TO three dollars per piece.
Borderfrom three dollars per piece beAut
ful of Gold and Velvet
dollars per CENTRE exceed
ingly rich patterns.
FIRE Prins-from twenty to thu dollars per
piece comprising of the most beautiful brought
to this city. go. 7-4.s=
Paper Window Blinds-of all kinds, descriptions and
prices. Together with Wrapping Paper. Lamps. etc
TIE above stock il the most complete brought Ey
anlville, ard willbs sold 1ew.-sTke assortment of
GOLD PARLOR PAPER
ssts the and richest patterns and
Feeling confident please the fancy of
those vino will favor with call. thankful
fATors respectfully solicit continuance Of the
JOHN O. DEVEREUx. Jr.
my24 Main between
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The Turf.
I.OrfIerANA


MErAIRm CouRsR, Dec - Jockey Club purse, $3.50,
mile heats best three in FIVE
W. j. Minors e. T. Ia Dame blanche, by
Voucher, out Of Lady Jane, years Old. ] Q
7. y. Poinoex,er's 9. Mary B., by imp
Glencoe out Of Marietta, years old ~ 2 2 2
Time, 1:5K-l53a- h-1:53
Tee. S.-Jockey Clue purse, $700, four mile heats.
Capt W. j. Minors (Thos. J. Wel's) CHI. h.
Iecomte, by Bost n, out Of Reel by imp.
Glencoe, years old. ..........| ..... walked over
DEC. 9.-Purse $3.50, two mile heats.
A. L. Bingsn ans e. Ten Broeck's) oh. c. Pryor.
by imp Glencoe, out Of Gipsey, years DID,.
A. lecomte Co.'s CHI. {. Cornne, by imp. Glencoe,
dam by imp. sarpedon, years old .......... 2 2
b. kiley's ch. g. Red Fox, by Pat Galway, out Of
Ha'penny, years old.............,.... 3 3
Time. 4:13-4:I7.
Second Race-Purse s10o mile heats.
A. Iecomte 4 Co. Is oh. T. Tellc, by FLYING Dutch
man, out Of Miss Riddle years old ...,.. 1
A. l.. Bingaman's CHI. c. Tom McGuin, by Rufiin
out of In Bacchante, years old ............ 9
J. l.. Imlsys b. f. Surprise, by imp. Glencoe, dam
by sumfer.... dis.
A. Hley's Oh. z. Seventy Six ped given aged dis
Time, l;5eh-l:56.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
CotrNuA, Tee. IL Colt stake, mile heats.
Hr. Belcher's b. l. Carolina. Observation-Disclosures. 1
Nj. ruryear's Moidore. 2
~ Goodwyns entry ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3 8
MIR. Campbels Laura sIillman. 2 4
MI. Godsby's dis
Time, 1s1-i4px
IEc. H. Purse, three mile heats.
Mamie IewH.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4
Ellie Bateman ................ .................
Time, 5As-b5S.
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North Pacific Exploring Expedition.
ACHIEVEMENTS OF MAURY AND BRoOKEs LEAD LINE
EXTRAORDINARY REVELATIONS OF ANIMAL LIFE
CONDITION or rHR SQUADRON.

Correspondence Of the Post
UNITED STATES SHIP VfycESxz, I
North Pacific Exploring Expedition, San Fransisco.
When of the cosst OF Rsmscha'kA. with Maury's line
and Brooke's lead bottom obtained from depth OF
100 fathomA The specimen was fmmec lately put
der microscope Of SEQ linear and there infu
sors that probably alive before being relieved Of
he enormous pressure at that depsh Many Of them
we're and clear with the central brown discolora
ion which indicates the animate recently animate
or difion OF the vital organs.
doubt expressed as TO their coming from the
bottom of the II said that they came from the
water through which tho instrument passed thu way
mp Fortunately the continuance by which the specimens
received though very simple possessed the advan
age taking up the sediment and preserving II intact
TIE bands Ct four eooee qus open at both extremties
The bottom small valve permitted tha water TO Cow
through them they went down. but II closed they
mp These quilts were found to be packed with the
enscous sediment In apparently the condition in
which IL when forced into them. One was taken,
wiped perfectly dry. cut open, and the middle portion
plastic and adhesive clay ready for the potter
al en- out and exanined-the infusorA presented tho
zane appearance Of vitality.
In order that mcroscopsts Of emlnence may have
liable grounds upon which TO base their opinions TO
The living condition Of these infusora the their
the suggestion II naturalist put IN vials Of alcohol and
very thing relating to the matter will be for
wsfded the United States and the orginars Of this
great system OF oceanic sounding will have link
with which 10 strengthen the great chain Of hcts
phich have by lis power OF generalization, been
d.red subeefvient TO and TO science. spec
meme from fathoms have also been obtained bat It
,hs time the contsanes Of the soOsesus had beso
applied.
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MInI



The greater number of those who left only pro-
visi. nay admitted The greater number children
brought away by their hers and mohers and the
nunt still Germans who did not speak French "a
want that is attended with nnumerable in ;onveniences)
who had neither habits ideas, who shared
neither our opinions nor principles, and who called
themselves or believed themselves lcatans without be
ing even communists. Their departure will make us
precautions for the future Other Germans
who came with them have determined to with US,
several Of those who have heretofore left
their desire to return particularly who says to u.s.
lf there be any in The community who desire t, leave
It, win tell them that they are acting fooli.hly that
they will find that which they leave behind-frs-
ternity, liberty life tranquil aud Without niuesude
for, though have found in my wie's amiy good ard
generous hearts, the community Is much oetter.n
We also informed from Paris that two members OF
the first advance guard, who returned from Texas to
France, are going TO set out again for the colony.
The ADDITION since the departure sept 1851 only
81 (men women and children, whilst that OF February,
1855 is S. and whilst that whchis 70 ae place in Seps
1885, is announced as being to comprise from 80 TO 100
1cariars.
OF the b26 members Of the community present on LIST
July 1853 81 in Iowa. and the remainder at Nauvoo
80 nauraized In March, $780, and n 10 October,
1854, which makes the number OF Ioarians who are
American citizens b. When we mention nine marriages
three civic registrations and TWO exclusions
for he purpo Of causing the moraiablity Of the
jueal union to be respected, we viii have the whole
Of ' iss5. ' ''s N'''''''' '''''''''
The report then proceeds review Of the material
condition Of the colony IL had sustained loss by FIRE
Of from 81 600 to SO 00O loss of horses and cattle by
dsemper and accident and Of portion OF the harvest
ing through the n,emency OF the seasons One Of their
most useful men, who had charge Of the principal stable
was drowned In the Mississippi and one of their most
accomplished young r- was NILES BY lightning Other
deaths sicknesses chiefly caused by mprudence, also
weakened the colony, by dsorgsusing is workshops and
paralyzirg labor more or lees. They had completed
building tor dwelling on the square Of the temple and
preparing three others They reconstrucing
their burned buidngs they had bought lands in Iowa for
more Than g. 600 the dwelling heuse and land at
tached the mi for about $500 the yelling house
1t Nauvoo, capable Of accommodating forty families for
more than $1,000 raft Of building wood for nearly
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DEPARTURES FOR TEXAS.
ABANDONMENT or TEXAS.

ABANDONMENT OF TBAASs
The first advance guard, composed Of 60 men, having
arrived Texas about the end OF April urged on by ar
dor In tho and Drawing fatigue and heat Is soon
etized with fever and loses many OF its members Almost
an III when the second advance guard arrives.
Frightened BY these malsdies and these losses almost
demorazed BY fever the tive first advance guards re
solve retreat depar. Individually and arrive &C New
Orleans while the families which set out from France
Arriving there. This abandonment Of Texas 10 great
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The undersigned hereby reports that the assets Of the
Henry Clay Fire Insurance Company are insufficient TO
justify IT, continuance in business In the city OF New
York and that the public interests require the dssou
tim Of said corporation, and that said company have
applied to the Supreme Court for that purpose.
WILLIAM BARNES, Commissioner, &c.
ALBANY, Dec. IL, 1855.
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teen thousand dollars simply TO pay of its annual In
Dent to the House Stockholders lis il possble that
the Morse Company could long exist such circum
stancesf