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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-20
TIE FIRST ANNUAL
State Fair and Exhibition
Mechanics Institute Of Tennessee,


IN THE CITY OF NASHYILLE,
On the First Monday Of October 1855.
MANUFACTURES, Mechanics, Artists, and all others
vi invited contribute specimens Of their skin
ah0r Competent Judges Ill De appointed 20 al
artcles exhibited, and Award PREMIUMS 70 those tnutic
10 them under the rules.
All artces sent for exhibition viii Be- stored without
ths oSnsr, and should BE- cent 10 the care q N
n Gordon Co., Commission Merchants Market street.
The object the Pair Is 90 develop and encourage the
Manufacturing ami Mechanical Interests q the stute lie
cement Is he hands " nmittee of reliable and
and energetic cn and ts success i placed be- end d0nb
and an rvitafon most cordially and confidently extended
O. mAy be disposed 10 participate ia IT, sdvantsgea
No CH1sGE m be made 70 exhibitors either for he priV
lege of exhibiting or for admiss u the Pair
The opening of the ktae Agricultural PAR and ths meet
ng Of the legislature smus with the tprnug Of the
Mechanics kxhbiten, E add The oces
CRcUIAEs containing fa details o. the plan Of the
hbiuon and all other Information desired El be prompts
foi wHrded BY addressing either of the underssbe
81. n. MONOHAS, Pres't.
II. X. WALEKA, Ger. Stc,y apre
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n NIOLASSES-9d9 bbis. ehsles Pizntation Moiassss
vi landing from seasFs Amer and lroqaas. Er sale
by W. n. GoADQN co.
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RICH SPRING GOODS.
w. a. & J. G.. McCLELL AND
IJy0UID call the attention Of their friends and buyers in
w general, 10 The
Largest and NOst Elegant Stock of
SPRING GOODS
Ever nered by them This has been selected with
unusual care prices which will enable them TO on r
very great Inducements l. buyers, particularly TO IAsH
METROPOLITAN SrORE,
Nos 81 and 5S College Street.
ELEGANT DRESS GOODS.
Elegant Plaid and Striped Poi De soli
Super Back Gro De Rhines, very cheap;
" Mourning SilK-,
Eegaut Fiouuc,d Bareges;
Rich Printed "
super rir,n Bareges in coors and black, very cheap
" Chlldes ."
Elegant French Organdi-s
Pinned Jacouets, neat styles;
large Toe e PRINTED Musiins very low priced;
Ginghams, Printed Linens Chins, Prints &e &e
CTH EAIN GOODS.
Rich Satin Brogaeie;
." " lame; .H
" Wool DanaskS
Union A."
4" Lace Curtains;
Muslin Curtains, with ell the Trimmings
complete for putting up Curt ius made TO match.
staple GOJDS.
Our stock OF Staple Goo very ltrre and complete -
Irish Linens Damask TowelnV do. ckins, Linen and
Cotton Sh,cng-, Plaid Domestcs, Cnonades, linens,
Dill, weeds pacas BombAzne-, Drb pe Ete, Cloths,
Cassimers Nestnrs, dc &C, al very cheap, at
McCLE.LAND's NEfRptOLIrAN STORE,
Rpr6 Nos. 81 and So College ; rect.
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NJ. W. ALEXANDER. ................F A. PARHAM
INTELBIGENCE OFFICE AND
..- sr GENERAL. AGESOY,
CHAFrA NOn1; A.

ENOR the collection doubtful or other claims huying
sci ing renting lands lots procuring situations &C
Prompt attention and uadoubed references when required
feb22-ti ALEXANDER PARHAM
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CHILBREN'> PANA(EA. s.8
IF THE GREFFNBERG COMPANY had never produced
any thing for the public benef than this Invaluable
nedicn they would yet deserve the gratitude Of every
parent for the
CHILDREN,S PANACEA.
Which has lives Of young children, and
relieved sick babies, than any other medicine
known.
amis TO CHILDHOOD. For Fever Teeth
ing Worms Collie Di~Od red Bowels, Sc It fahls.
Those who have used it pronounce it be OF
ths greatest Of bessings. -.-. -..
eS- For sale at every Drug Store in the State.
my22 ALtX. MAJ KENZIE.
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COTTON GOops

gHEETINGs q al wiaths, Brached and RFown Domes-
- ties knrsh ard AurricAn Prints; HOylra Prins and
great variety Of otheT Goots
cai and eksuiine NY sIoek % Goods.
To CASH BUYERS and PIScTUAL CuFrOMFRs rreat
faduortneuts IN be offered. JAS NICffOL
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SUPERIOR PIAEO FORTEs.
INO. II. uES.r-

IL AS now Ia store large supply o. PIANO
FORTES, Of very superior tone, sty le tEscsEtss4
and finish, Of {, 81 6E and octayes, nan &
ullc,ured By
HsEET, DAvss 3 Co., Boston
r. GIBERT Co, Bnston,
NUNS a CLARx, New York,
Fhieh, fOT durability, perectCu and volume ef Tone Ers
lot equaed by any other makers known IN this market and
which he viii dispose Of az manufacturers prices with
addition Of carriage Those Wishing 70 purchase weuld So
we'll to apply soon, he quite crowded anxious
SCI, 70 make room for others very soln expected.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARrEFRsHIP.

TNHE partBerhP herzofore existing r. l. Cen.
shaw and D. :. Wright has tis day hecn dissolved BY
mutual r. CrenshaW T. alone authorized
tle up iness OF the late hr. persons ind bted
by note, account otherwise earnestly
90 lced 90 forward and make immsa'e payment
longer Indulgence cannot be giYen. Al persons halng
claims agans the hrm. requested 10 he the With
Mr. Crenshaw for payment n. l.. CRENEhAN,
March TO- 1855. taprel d. s. Wright
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LACE GOODS

LACE GOODS.
kIEDAII Maltese Cellars and Sleeves;
IN1 Trimmed Embroidered Colarrtts
% Lace do.
Embroidered Coiars Sleeves and Hahita,
Moaruing Collars and = ewes.
French Embroidered nAndt efchieis;
Meaning do
Applique Sprigs, Csmtric Fionncnrs and Bands, Ae.
Embroidered ChsmiEeits and Sleeves;
Naienciefne and Maltese Lacvs and kiginR;
Jaconst and swtss do DO, &c.
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Land, Gold and Diamonds.
100000!
G AP u r R o & c O'S

& A Z u X X y d T. y >
MAMMOTH GIFT ENTERPRISE!
NO BLANKS.
Between "a, 900 and IS coo Engravings actually
sold since February last.
Head Prizr, a SEQ. 900 81 IOusc in the City
of ~. LOuis, on the Northwest corner
4 OF Locust and seventh streets.
/ FARMS ON TIE PACIFIC RAILROAD.
| COUNTRY SEAT FEW MILES FROM THE CITY.
| Watches from $40 to $50!
diamond Crosses worth S2c0!
Diamond Pins from $50 to $50!
: Diamond Rings worth $40
This Magnificent Enterprise,
'NHE hest oered the Public, in is progress and
: j viii draw early IA the Summ'r
! By the payment of ONE DOLLAR, person receives a
, beautiful Engraving Il either
The Monarch of the Glen;
A Chip of the old FLOCK;
| Or, 4 lac Stag at BAY;
From Landseer the greatest animal painter in the
and numbered receipt emitting him TO draw auy of the
The price you p@ceive are not such as make Up the
oteres and rses OF he tines bat value
sstng as they do, OF Land, Gold and Diamonds.
s Oce for the disposarof rckts No 60 Cherry street,
nearly opposite The Post Oice; also, at J. Slihe', Market
( street, aud B, Z William, Brosd street. ...--
Indiana, Ohio Michigan. Illinois and Wisconsin money
: recevel az par for Tickets
All addressed to 81 ali receive prompt attention.
. iy7-u 7. A. CASWFLL, General Agent
, lust RF(IVED-
2 " lis hhes y. o and Clarified Sugar: .'.
IFS hhls aud hf bbls RebOie S. ibis Cider Vinegar;
M1la ses; ..a. 10 casks Scotch Ale;
500 kegs Nails assorted; 81 kegs shot and Lead
- 5rU ciiis Kentucky Rope; go Brooue; ,-
loo whole and b Il boxes Star toJ rsams rappHg Paper;
Candies 10 2tO gallon Denj .lrns
. 25 oxs Soap: dIE PAN ted Buckets;
q do Starch; 10 hbs Corpora;
50 dozen Pick e.; 10000 Havan Segars,
70 bags Pepper, Spice and l0' 00o American eegars.
Ginger;
For sale by SEYMOUR TANNING 4 CO.
je25 Corner Marke. and Church streets
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w ARRANTED hes ffon Grit sny 6iutinoas sub
w sanss ShAssseS And saPef9E y Any otsf OrAy0ns
noW 10
Aner having kyen the Aoerean Blacshr ard CrAyqns
tsis snd impartial trial ana being MY convinced 81 ear
Superior merits. really ,1lmony in isEor %
er being the best Cayons that Ee have ever seen ooa-
binng Al s aaAes bat coae be desired sn s1eh an af-
sclr.
Tsa@ss shsrvtn, Ensii.h Hish sSAoSi, Bo.sSn.
Geo. Alien, Jr- hsncock
HseAard insA0v, fosng Ia ics' =
J. D. FhEbrik Slats &eaasl schol ~ hFiiair, Ccna
Fskath & NiliAns, EnElsh high .cteol Boston,
Pisece Aacn, ~. Claastcai rc,sfo1 u. Neuso1.
~ Tlinkhast. STATE Aornlal schcGl, brlixcsaisT,
Joaskkkn Tenny, aarSkeatsr hikh scsooi,
}. q Eaiea, fhihps' Aeaisny, Aad0vsr,
A. r. Pope, sonrrxsle,
.. ". Fy1Fssa, stzie NornAl school, Al any. ~
ubrAlxe Smiih. cansridge HiEh schooi
Fef salshS CHARLFs " SMITH
sFxis sgs
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NOTICE.
The KnuckIc washing Machine.
ONCE MORE TO THE RESCUE

y lie undrrs gned bes eRye to nfprm their friends and
rairon> that they have opened their business NO
- Market street. and have at received large supply Of
Cgars Liquors, Wines, &C. which ey oeT for sale very
rra terms. III nkiu for the liberal patronage hereto.
fore receiy-d they hope by attention To business
merit a continuance OF the same.
Rp2T-l L. d. GOLDBERG b co.
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TO IIoruLs AND FAmlI.sES.

w = are selling Ice Cream AT " 81 rer gallon.
w We arr selling q Tread Tickets fog Si
We are selling all kinds oi Crackers at l0c n n;
We ar selling Black and Green Teas warranted, Is
per cent lower IN any other house ia the trade
We selling ev~'y article In tine equally reduced
prices. lmy26l NkSSEL THOMPSON
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

oFfkk FOR sale in Whole In part, place In EDGE
tea situate the Galatin Pike. Tor tsrus apply tn
The sSl-cTeer, o. te Msssts. LNIsIII CBocsHfs.
marib-u uENRY BLOOD.
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!. ..--- NASHVILLE, Juy q, lS55.
Mr.. j. II. sEdxoss-sr: Afer asys constant use Of
the sPecsc e. obtained ruulyeu, feel guaranteed In te
tying 10 their efficiency IN restoring believing impaired
vision PrvViors TO Oh aiming them my manuscript duie
performed wh much labor 20 tie eye, ard often vi
pain but since have used your BraE| Pebbles have
experienced nothing Il the Kind but e' PEI f-cy reuVena
ted Whether Tehef Oeeeds fTtn The peculiar form nf he
glasses or the material, both combined, say
Prefer Them to any glassssI have used, plea
Sure in vconlmrndins them - the public.
Respectfully, EGBEkT A. RAwORTH.
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AuEnICAN nTHLE sOcIErY.

DfntEs and TEsTAMENfe Of an description fsom Tie
ID above SOCIETY, mag b. faesd eposs N y store
Send year orders aud thsy shsii be ae lew rate.
ChAaLkS ~ SMITH
lvi9 81 College street
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cLoAKs, TALMAs, sHAwLs, &c,

BEAUTIFUL variety of Cloth and Velvet Cioak. Tai.
y ma Grape shaSl. Tukenie ana Thbbet shawis Casl-
Scarts, 4c. noSa
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c1orHs. CAssIMEREs, FLANNELs BLAKKErs

rie Cloakins Ciohs aankris Of al kinds, Satnets,
Jeans Tursd- la woo Plaid IAnsrys. Reel heioh f4n-
aels, and al 9th descrptians, ETC.. etc.
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HARNESS AND CARDS.


ID FCEIvFD this dav 4, Eastern made Hedde Eyed
C.yJ- Trat13-'f1 JN0. B. WSST.
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NASHVILLE, TENN. MONDAY,
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From VIsCHER 4 sCHELLS GenT Advertising House,
APPLETON's BUILDISG, 846 and 34s broadway.
Late No. SO Nassau-Street.
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TE7E have in store by late arrivals
w 20 hhds. N o. Sugar, crop;
loo bbls. Mola$~es, DO;
100 do Deau's Extra Whiskey;
Us boxes-haves and quarters-Star Candles;
80 do Palm Soap;
100 do Tallow Candles:
2-5 do Western Reserve Cheese;
so bbls Clover Seed.
80 boxes Peter NJ. Boaz's Tobacco, No1;
29 do Prestou's d. do;
"a do G B,yd's do do;
10 do Bnaz 4 GoOdwius do do;
III do Various Brands; ... f. ...
$4,000 Regalis Cigars, all a,iss;
Which viii sell low for Cash.
ian5 8 VI. LOOMS A CO.
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TRUNKS, TRAVELLING Rags AND vALIcEs.
WE have % hand large assortment az eoLK LEAfa.
w n TRUNKS, TRAVELLING BAGS. and vALIcEs
PhiiAdeiphiA nAnssctafe, uhcA "a the very
lowef pFiceA RAMAGE cHURcH,
tyF q College street
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EaBEkT A. RAwoRTH.

NAsHvHLE, July1s 1855.
Mr. J. H. SEONoNs-Dear Sir Amer a refal eXamina-
ton trial Of yogr SpectAoles cheer.
uly ID my tertmony their superiority Oth
They e~r e. the sphere - and th Feby greatly re
eVe Sson without producing the uneasantness created
by the eonTex krIn. Very respectfully yoars,
JOHN NA1ERS.
NAssSILLE. Juy II, 1855
Mr. J. SENNoSs-sir I have been using for seyera
onhs pair Of your Brazilian Pebble Spec,acesn AID
believing they the only have eyer seen c,pahl,
Of completely resiosing vision which beer impaired tc
is primitive perfection, take pleasure In recommending
them TO the puole Very respectfully,
d. c. ToPP.
-.a-.. From d.. A, ". Hunt
49, VKRzoS Tsnn Jaly IS 1875
TIE glasses you sent me sui, NJ eyes
,.- NAshvrLE, Ju'y -, iss5.
We. ,he andersignsd have used lor some tine Mr. J.
semoes brshi ian Pc BE speOtsces. and have iossd
aily recommend ihSn 10 The public.
A W. BcTLER,
Tenn Insurance Company.
JOAN D. wINsT0N, N, D.
ROBT. GIBSON,
Propris,or q Nsshviie Iup
I's
From ~TIArris0n on he Eye
Persons cannot be too of whom they purchase
ecsAees they be bgaght vholesAr little
not Be too much IrprCbaftd- Gtasacs sa0uc
be large enough 10 eeser the entire eye The abuses Il
frames are little knosn persens using gias.e
EaH- Mr. woud tnfru the Pusi,c thai he employs no
- enis sell hs ceebratsd spectaees and tey ony
be obtained a. ms OFFICE,
OVER BERRY's BOOKSTORE,
And all his eenune glasses stamped ne ame Il
=" }. II. ssmmons." iySo-a
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READ THIs pocUMENT,

DERsoSS in want - very YAaAhe servants can n0u b
ncroFansestrd, as have nHnber of superior Srgro~s
warranted - ssis sE no sails. Appiy mmsdiaIsly.
APr2a REEs ". PORTER.
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sCHIEFFELIN, BROTHERS & Co,
IMP, RTER. DEALERS r...
Drugs Paints, Oils Eyes, Perfumery, &C., &C.
no William Stree q, Neyv NOrk.
INVITE the attention Of the trade to their large and va
ried stock of Drugs. Paints, Oils, Perfumery &c &c
In addition to their regular pOrations Of Staple Drugs
hev also receiving direct from the produc
ton and manufacture, supplies OF Tooth. Hair and Nail
b. ushes BronEsS Corks, Mortars Sponges French and
English PerumeryL bins Extracts many other artic
~ embraced in Druggists stocks Ehch they are also
enabIed TO offer on the most advantageous T. rms
orders, either in person by mail Will receive prompt
attention. e23-ly
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-A'o aoGru Eco en- ana mhCODoy StuU, IN DOT
I kegs, for sale by
wEssEL 4 THOMPSON
CHATTANoOGA eAZETTE

HIS old established paper has large and increasep
i circulation in lower East Tennessee, Georgia and
North Alabama and is offered the Business Men OF Nash.
Vile Of the best ADVERTISING MEDIUMs Terms
moderate. lfebk2-tfl Y. A. PARHAM.
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WHOLE NO. 1892
CHUR AND son,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
Commission and Forwarding Hercha
holland Broad St.. NASHVILLE, TENN,

STEWART & OWEN,
No 81 Market street few doors below their stand sEs
next door 70 W. II. GoIdsn s Co.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Copper, Tin and sheet IRON Wares
Y EEP constantly on hand an kinds Of
N Improved COOKING STOVES; also, ssa
Stoves Of kinds, such as ParOr, Han, fTR $50
Fiuted Box, : and 10 plate stoves. Also, cS
proved Coal Stoves, of all kinds; Enamel ~sE<SI
aud Plain Mantle Crates. CASrISGs o.
KINDS.
Job Work solicited and executed wh uesfuess and des
patch Feathers Ginseng BetsHaX Pewter and old Copper
taken in exchange for wares &c.
P.s.-We hope Old customers sil remember a. 10
their orders.
sug14-tf
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TELEGRAPHIC!
Reported expressly for the Daily Journal. ]


.yL Dr. BALTIMORE, April IL.
At Hagerstown Md, on Monday, the
Know Nothings elected all their candidates
BY 600 majority.
New ORLEANS April IL.
Arrived-Sultana and Ben franklin
Observation-Disclosures and Monarch.
Sugar dull; Molasses unchanged; Flour
$40 25@iO so; Corn 81 lO@l I24; Oats
Tic; Whisky 500 35c; Shoulders TIC.
PITTsBURG, April 18th, NJ.
Eight feet in channel, stationary.
CINCINNATI. April 12th,M.
River risen inches, weather fine but
cold for the season.
Flour Sl0@SlO rs. Oats so, Whisky
294c. Provisions buoya ant, 100 bbls mess
pork sold in lots at l5c; Bacon Z and 8 for
shoulders and sides.
Bulk sides seven held higher. Molasses
&c for new and 80 for old. Clover seed
SIS 5O@S5 IS.
New York, April IL. p. M.
Flour firm, sales 2 $50 bbls southern firm,
400 at Sl0@l0 SO; white firm; corn firm
with upward tendency $500 bushels mixed
81 O64@sl o.; pork triae higher No. mess
SIS IS for old $l7 60 for new; beef firm;
lard unchanged; Ohio whisky frmer 80.
BosToN, April 9.
The Massachusetts, Senate to-day adopted
a resolution, only one dissenting vote, shat
no foreigner shall be eligible to office.
HARTFORD, April 9.
The Democratic party nominated Union
ticket against the Know-Ncthings and sup.
ported by the anti Know. Nothing Wings.
In The city election to-day the Union ticket
carried 4 of the aldermen and IL of the Ia
councilmen. The Know Nothings were
routed in TIE city on full vote.
WAsHseroS, April 9.
Darwin c. Smith and Caleb S. Butts of
Ohio have been appointed clerks in the pen.
sion Office. na
OxFoRD, N. Y, April 8.
The Irish priest and several others were
held to bail in one thousand dollars. The
priest was subsequently arrested for private
damages to lrishmen. There is intense ex.
element. More arrests are expected and
more fighting probable.
New ORLEANS, April g..
| Cotton is firm, with sales of 2 $50 bales.
| Sales for the week $4,000 bales. Receipts
to date $4,000 bales less than last year.
Molasses steady at 264c. Prime Rio coffee
| l0t@ llc-sales for the week $4,000 bags;
stock on hand $4,000 bags. Corn steady at
4 81 10.
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CAMPBELL d GROsCH,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS,


MANufACCRERs efevsry description Of Brass work.
lvn Of equal quality il superior thing manusc
stared In tbs East and favorahls terms.
We ksef constantly hand oil globes stop Famge. bib
aud cylinder cocks church. and hotel bells; anti
friction METAL son solder well mplete
assortment Of all ether articles usually Kept In this line Of
business.
,s appointed sole agents this city for the sale
of Jas Tbonpssns celebrated leather betting These belt
in far anything offered and have nva
rxbly when exhibited been awarded with the first
MUM. Samples OF the be at the establish
We receiving sfal supply Of MeGowan's Patent
Douhe Acting Force and Lift Pumps. article
ed for cstern. veil and railway purposes.
Every Castings made order and fur
nished at Cincinnati prices.
highest marhs price paid for old and
snc E a 49,
Ali orders addressed will with prompt and i'm
mediate tea. apIo
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OF OGDEN:BURGH, NEW YORK.
OK THE FIRST DAY OF JANUARY. 1855, AS Required
LAW.
Name and location above.
Capital Stock all paidin h---. 5000 90
The assets Of this Company consist of the follow
ing items:
Isl, Cash hand and in Transmission 1855 81
I'd. No real estate owned by the Company.
ID. Boz d. and mortgages real estate being first
lien Of which amount more than $lto.ooO co.'s
upon property worth double the sum for which -
the same Is mergaged. 13SW0 10
4h, Bills receivable and acce 1856 90
5th, Furniture .............. 10
9Th, Interest due M paid estimated .... loo q
9Th. Outstanding premiums $50 5.
eh. Balance in Agents haads.. .. 81 10
The Company Bank o other creditor.
o losses adjusted and due.
Losses adj ussed and 1.j63 90
Losses waiting proof estimated 4o0 %
Losses resisted by the or in suspense 500 %
There other claims against the Company except few
small items OF expense.
The taken IN any risk 10 IS 0oo the Com
Pany have rule in regard to the amount to BE- In
city. iowa village. in regard 10 the anoaes
we'd insured block the rule heipg ao<
insure exceeding 5000 liable loas in any 6re
The Charter IL the certified and 6ted In NE
once Of the Auditor Of Ohio the last Of this Con-
PAW. II. q. F00tE. Sec'y.
IS srir. or Nav Tonx: 2ss. az
Subscribed and before this 2oth day Of March,
is55. J. q. STILLwELL, j. p.
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DAILY JOU R N AL.
nIvER ITEMS.

,i-T The Emma Dean was here yesterday
from Cincinnati for ST. Louis. She was crowd
Z ed with emigrants for Kansas.
q The Reindeer collapsed a fiue just below
Madison, Mississippi river, on the 7th inst.
Three firemen were badly scalded, one fatally
+. injured.
- The Belle Sheridan arrived here at day
light YESTERDAY morning from New Orleans,
briging dates OF the 9Th. She was light, but had
good many passengers. We thank the officers
for package of papers.
4 - The river was rising al st. Louis last
Friday, with over feet wafer in the lower
Rapids.
- The Illinois river was reported by boats
here yesterday from ST. Louis to be standing, with
plenty of water The Missouri falling slowly
with 81 feet ON the principal bars to ST. Joseph.
- The Paul Jones, Capt. Dales. Master, ar
rived here early yesterday morning from st.
Louis We thank her officers for papers.
The fine and fast steamer Crystal Palace,
one of the most punctual packets that ever run
in the Louisville and St. Louis trade, arrived
ing. We thank our friend the clerk, for papers.
This excellent steamer will be here day after
tomorrow for St Louis. Look out for her, as
she is a first rate boat .r1.
"a - The New Orlenns Delta of the 5th says
business on the levee yesterday was not so brisk
as for several previous days. Freish,s an plenty
TO ST. Louis, at Is go cents; the Illinois riv-
SOC; TO Louisville, 80 to 35; to Cincinnati, So
TO Pittsburgh, 90c. Several boats are up for ST
Louis and the Ohio river. The river is still ris-
ing at this point, and is full OF drifi-wood. The
weather is quite warm, very dry and dusty on the
levee-no prospect OF rain.