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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-02-06
Peiem ellee.-AgieuAurel Operations.

PefeM egee.-ASrfcuHurdi Operations.
PuTAToEs Mr. G. Z. Goodrich. Of Utica,
New York, (lhe aulhor of an essay On The dis-.
eases al The potato published in the Agricultural
Report for 1882 has communicated 10 the "a.
tent Office lie satisfactory results of series If
experiments rotdncled by lin with view 10 ob.
Ialnlng new ard healthy varieties Of y Iaioes from
The old stocks by means of seeding. together v hh
some valuable instructions respecting The culi,
vallon ~ Seeding poialoes. lie states that an
ounce (lroy) II potato seeds contains about Sc
yeniv-iWa thousand seeds. and that Onr ihnn,
sand are as many as any espPlimenier will have
need 10 sow as from i've 10 lehl i.undrfd plants,
cue hill Of which appear sufficiently well Il The
FIRST anlumnal digging 70 be saved for furihcr
rla. The persons most gkely 10 ,ln justice 10
such experiments. Mr.. Gnodrlrh ibinks. are a.
naleur fulyainrs and intelligent market garden.
~. though he looks upon The chances lot suc-
cess as bn, liinled in any Ease. hecanse 81 lbc
lack II HE paience and waichlulness On he pat
~ these essaying ile iask. lie paricuar d.
recilons contained N his circular, however, viii
no d"nbl serve 'elIahf guide To such as slrall
give tie sutjrci due aiiepon.
Tie pnao ntiginsieA III mouniaiGous rrgi ,ns
Il the South. and therefore requiIrs les hta
Than mos other noplcal pants but cannoi br
healthy when exposed 10 prolfacled rold and
moisture. Continuous propagation from he
hbti Gusl lrfnce Gritrrta'iOn. aud the efiorl
g frln,isniale By sl'mnla,ltg The soil bur tends
to develop The vine aud 10 render The lrher wa.
lcry and unuhule,ome. A loan snil is beler
aJaplfil 10 lis plant Ihan elIher clayey or san
'dy s,ll, especially when fresh anG enrlched bv
Wnoay mauer. lilly gfounds, viii northern and
western exposures, ATE aiso desirsbir. Large ln-
bcrs. ,irugh nol the mosl prolific IN p ororion,
pI"dnre he best pn'ainls lis well o plough
ana plant deep, except IN heavy wei sots. High
hills are nnI gand, bteanse nl tie frequent he IL
nc aud clIilns IL which ,lry are .uhlr', and
I Wide planning i desirable lilsi lie bills may nol
I he loo n,,cb shaded. Il is best 10 plaBl ea,l,
aud 10 give good iime inr tet.inpins. Fn .
qatnl rcueaal from lhe ,tfdsh Il u. hnWftcr,
esntrai,t 10 he ftgstdt. q ts..niI % iie pre-
stf. a'n ot tsllitS listi-. hee. nmaks aIc
H,sGe rbt,H, NIL felersnes Ia N.1 lWk.
V ikuNls.-- hr e,G,aman I'll nautd 49,
kdewedges ti.e icrtfdiHb itom lie Paieft uitrs
las sPfug Il taS Il grsii. u lie s.. .iiia-
roe ptunr, AMI slaies bal be .fl ,hns-Mu
.ctan- - ntdn.sty tiiun stocks. Ol esr ~
dre hoG alive and vel. snd some q lem have
made uur lee, IL Wani
WE understand lr,m snullrer snurre ilai some
Il iliese gratis were last sping senl e Harper
ferry, tnglnIa, where icy Wee ergraii.d oi
plum 'lork.. and lhey prr.pered wi, ito'nc,
irg lrail Of tlHacldlnaty EVE ~ tie autumn.
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THE CHINA TREE.

Me.srs. Editors: unr lime ni planting Is one
manfh rstiter ~ the spiina ad ore mnnih
aitr ~ tie lall. ihan ~ ,nur latitude. which
l,aS caused me- - lose NJ sr,I hy following yoni
diieriion. 4 d noi making ,he rrarer sllnwafce
for tie difference IN laiiiuir. ! w.h 10 cal
,nnr slienuan a. The value ol tile I hita tree
Few p,T.nns know it, value. u i sene ais
known, llEl i makes eSr,lletl furniture. and .
susceptible II \ fine losh. IL dufahilry Is
Hnl known generally. Gns. Qnilman. II Mis-
sissippi, several yesis SINCE. informed me lila.
he uund poet, vi ilie China tftc in one of the
ldesi settlements ~ louisiana, and fsntll r. ~
tartng hack ils history. ina, j, ha. been IL the
gannd some seventy wears, tnd il was lien on-
/, psflidl jecay,d. have seen lenre made
II ppits three and lnnf inrlips ,llaineter II ihat
urr. liliren stars alirr i was made. aud u ha,l
vrI, liie ppi earanre II decay other ihap The
wa.lling hy he rains. ,liseovend lhai the N
-sris wruii nnt harbnr IN Ihr 'tef,. ni nei'li,r
sn- nnr any worms appeared lund " Tie nnrd.
| 6. nilni,.. lrrm ll.is laci, ilal ilir sea 1"rm
Wahid nut ,lrslrnt u. ! gnt friend who lived
III our starna.i q II, IL. H. pni pn.i.tak.
y eedar pnsi. and China rnst. mn The hay At
lie ssme ninr. Whpn lhr posl.nak and lie
f,dar pests Mrrr pnliirly ilr.iru,tal hy lie
wa,ms. lie tiins pnsl was unlnn,ltd even hy
hs,narl,s. lie ihru htu.l nui rrr VI piaEk
mi pm ~ ii, hnilnm rl li- .rh"nnrr. Whrn
~ u,t+i.ni.,l he ,rs.tl and lnund otlpi kinds
,is.tioy,t by tie wntm-. thai piece II Chna
/ plauk VA. untouched by them.
~ i,c Santh, tie ll,na 10. grows tari'ly
and il planted close tngetl,, :. uill grew sttHigli
length .uilirpni Ior iuo tailia9d iics. ] b.tt
10 ,lonhl hul lits nine inches ~ ,ll1merr. u,sd,
luf lie CHINA irrs. uunld lasi r,ntnts. Ihs
uroi is .nlll ani tlsr. and alll hold lhe rall.
henpr than sh, uthrt oood. lIy plfnnr HEN
10 each side nr Tie railina,l. 10 lr Snnll', Ne,
uill make 6np shade. heaniiiul appearance
nd rs the me The lies, ni wh,rh tie rnad !,
first made. shall have riicd, ihrir place can b,
Supplied by them. aud II rafe is taken in vi,
curing. they will immriiaicly slting ~ lrnn
the stump. and he ready IT, supply any olhel
road or IL make icntes ~ Wtatscs.
Ettiy unr VII, has raid Tie least aiten'irI
10 ihe gioaih nf The China tree. knrws h"n
iapd u gtous, anl ahii M inmpn.t nrmhe
. ran he grown ~ .nall gnanliy Il intn,u
Ind. " slirniiUn WIS directed ~ liz rraa iii
nr ibis rse. ahsttrs might be msile. ai T.,
' same cos, tley are now made win ordlnsr!
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GGpss CREDULTx.-Nc learn that about
week or ten days agn struling company 0l
rses called al the house oi Mr. j. c.,
living about a mile and half from Mount
uninu. aud proposed to him money making
onerati on snmething like this Mr.. &. was 10
place III their han.. 4 sum 81 money. which
they would carefully fold up before llis eyes
in small pac kage. and lay away in private
drawer in Iii, house. Al tie expiration 0i
fen days tie money would be doubled. Mr..
L. was struck with the proposition, bur did
not have the ''rratS;' Nhcreupon the : psirs
suggested that lie cGuld Afford TO halrnw
rather than mss such great speculation.
This idea also struck Mr. E. as feasible, ami
forthwith be repaired to Mount Union, and
borrowed $3.50 at round interest. The
money Was placed in drawer a aforesaid,
at least Mr.. G.. thought so, for he saw the
Whale transaction. The gipscs departed,
and slOrily after several articles were missed
lrnm about the house. This seems to have
aroused Mr. C.'s suspicious. lie rushed 70
tie drawer, tore open the package, when, 10
the money had mysteiinasly disappeared.
MIR. G.. Is mt $3.50 aud the interest on that
spm 3, Tie operation. We cannot say that
" have much sympathy ior hin III hls lass.
tle,r q irs1es have been prnwliug about the
ceunir, between here aud Pittsburgh Tor a
sear pa,t. Their Jeremy Diddlcr' opera
tons have been pHbiishcd IN all the news
papers. Mr. g., II Is tu b. inferred. $ cNnld
npi allurI 10 take new >Paper.' Iienee his
loss. aniaatc Ltdge.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-02-06

ENouGu rnR ONE BEp.--E.misratinn to the
state ol Michigan was - great during the
sear ls5j-'56 that every house was Tiled
with traveller, wanting lodgings. Every Ira.
weller at lhat tmr, viii remember tie diff
rulty of obtaining bed in any IL tie hotels.
even il he was wiling 10 put up with two or
tlrrr strange bcdlrlluws.
Tie Rev. Hosea Brown, an eccentric Me
thudist minister, stopped at one Of the hniels
il Ann a,bor, and inquired il hc could have
i room Ia himself. The barkerprr tnld him
lie could, unless ,tey should be - toll a. Ia
render u necessary TO put another ~ With
h.m. At an ca,lt hour, tie Reverend gentle
man vent u lis room, locked tie dpur. anil
snun retired to bed, and got comfortably 70
sleep. Along towards midnight. he W.
aroused liumhs .lunibers BY loud knocS cSns
at hs dpnr.
"ilalo. you ilere g. lie exclaimed. Whist
do yun want notr2" laying particular stress
III ihc last word
"You nut take notier lodgcr with YOU,
ii, !" .aid tie landinul.
"Mhat. another SGT =
I" Mt, 80, there !, nj, one ID there. i.
lirui"
"une wis here's Mr.. Drawn. and Ne
ihpdi,i MINISTER. and myself, here already,
aud should think That was enough Tor uhr
bed, even ~ Michigan =
The landlord .ermrd % thihk - too, af,l
lrll ihem 10 trir rcpo.r.
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A FaTnFrI. Dc MIR. T.. Merriam. of
Booklyn lieighs, wrirs Ia the New York
Journal oi omnFfre 10 announce he death
nf ing. lln lad. for ssme Years, heen ~ the
habit ni assisting ilm iu his mr renrnlnaicai oh
srfyaiions al night, hy wak:ng him every hnut
when the clock slrirk. Tins dus, turlng a IL"
years residence IN iie family. had 50 won uFon
lie good lcell es d sll, thai ilcfe was n"i = da
eve ~ lire mouse Whtn te ,Ird. Nj. M'flatn
a,ld. sc e. had pm biz Indy IN hes. rall-
ID in tMn large dns- lhai had seen hlm ~ The
srea: they .crmrd 10 unle stard anl Itl
One ol them brought homo with h,,n aud lii,i
il down by ile bnx aad len il. TIE cai also
came uur md stnod hy Inm some tine. and hca
walked slowly awav.
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Grutiltiy i neithef in bitlh. wealth. man.
nrr uDr lashion--but 10 tie mind. A bilh
sense Of b0nur. Differentiation never t. laks
inean advantage VI aUu'brr.an atIfsf.Hce 10
truth, deledt,. auu paliicuts3 towards ihUse
with whom we haze d.s!lass, are lie essential
characteristics.
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timber, Tia, would last ten times as long. So
durable is hi. wood that The small limbs used
for sIckitg peas. ant are half pih, will last for
that purpose three years.
Respectfully, 7. b. ]. HADLEY.
Houston Texas, 1855.
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An Ir,slimln nMaci Mum furi u Nas con.
sirirJ ~ The Slr.ill Sessions. ~ iiay llsi.
nf waninn and tiutl traineti IN ~. lu1rse. ~
,sfal person. testified thai ihty sW IN heal tire
horse vnl ratt.iupr uniil he "a u illc latf.
men,. Tile Rttmdlf seat lin - ihe p.niien.
aiy lor .iS months. Mw Yosk Mr,sr.
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How TO BREAK UP OLD.-Dr. Hall, in his
medica Journal, give. The following directions
Tor breaking NJ cold:
"a had cold. like measles and mumps, or 9TH
or similar ailments, wll run us course Of about
ten days. III spite Of what you NAV do for il, un-
less remedial means are employed wiih,n iory-
eight hours cf lIs inception. Aiany useful lie
my be spared 10 be Increasingly useful by cutting
a cold short of in lie following sale and simple
ma,ner: On the first day Of taking cold llicrf
is very unpleasant sensational chness. The
moment yon observe this 90 10 your Inom and
stay there keep i alsrch temperature a. will
entirely rreven this chilly feeling, even II il re.
quife leo degrees Fahrenheit. IL add lion, pm,
your feel in water half limb (leg) deep, as hot
as Won can bear i, .ddlne hol water from lime L"
TINE for qnalter nf sp hour, 81 la the water
shall be hotter uhen you take ynnr (eel ont than
when yon put them in: then ,l,y them lltnrnueli-
ly, sid pul on warm thick w0ulen stockings,
even il il be summer; colds are lhen mus, dan.
grfnu. /; and inr twenty four hours eat not an
atom of lood, bnl drink a. argely as Won desire
of any KIND III VAIN lta.: al Lhe end ni hat
ume. il moi sooner, the c"d will he thecluaily
broktn, withou, any medirine Whatever"
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aCumr. i,lI h.w nDcI, 500 rlrard " yunf
Wild LAID spe.,iaton.' "Clcaitd! o.. ah.
cleared ny pnrkeii"
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Lat est II sws.
Esiysks laak lsilrsaA AssiAsat.

Boston, Dec 10.
Arguments in the Holyoks Bank case
were made yesterday afternoon and this
morning at the conclusion of which Judge
Bigelow issued temporary Injunction on
the bank. The President, John Clarke,
and the Cashicr, Matthew B. Bartlett, were
ordered to be suspended from their Offices,
and the Judge said he would consult with
HE associates on the bench az to whether
the Injunction should be,made perpetual
It sppeored in Court, and was conceded BY
the Commissioners, that the Bank is At pres
ent in perfectly solvent condition, 90 there
cannot be any loss to the public. The
whole case has grown out ofcertsin irregu-
lar proceedings on the part OF the ofncers
mentioned as alledged, without the knowl-
edge or consent of the Directors.
This morning the passenger train for
Worcester and Springfield ran into train
which had been detained on the track at
Newton, in consequence Of the water pipes
freezing. Ono engine was nearly demol.
ished and freight cars were broken up. One
Of the fremen was badly bruised
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..vr1Yo1f oA1y1T1,
80 PRINTING


.,rrcruars. MIR. Marks closes
~ 10 !. i lectures THE evening WIN the
y. &C.. s,s, sIs, spbea &C. The last lecture s ,hs
V" .. <. subjec. w.s--EMerioa Egypt
s,.''. H. Grand Cairo, The Pyramids
ll''. =. description. Of setting out from
= - y ssatsy.. If csp'is Wedding ling.
e'a1 !. y t.,erouies attending the pun chase
I'D w. !. I'm Cairo merchant were high
d '''s .,;.o and amusing. The head Of an
'a' e. muuy, ! queen and young, proos-
ECpu's ..libi,ed 70 the audience. Il was
w. l'., =. ), Nj. n. Il Thebe'. As the c'''
's', an -.eeording 70 the best soshori'
q -. q, founded By Caduro' 1919 D. "
's'- 's...d !, least $40 years before the
-, - .' ~ n, ,hi, good lady lour''hed over
..a0 s,,,. 80. Probably the oldest person
y" 1870. ~. to : Davenport audienee'-
|r = y. ~ have attended this course o. Zee
la ,. 's,sah are strong in their testimony %
'' .,...n,e and profit received. o'ne'
s = eurio.i.ies will be exhibited Il tue
[h,e Die evening,
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TO THE LADIES AND CIrIzHKs or
nAVRNp0RT

DERMlf me 20 call your attention 10 my stock al
10 spieudd Gold Hunti.g and open faced Watch, 5
OF ali kinds, ane silver Levers, ia Hunting and otf
er cases. hno SILVER Ware, silver Plated Ware, ar
Mantle Clocks, Aui rich Jewslry OF every descrip
pst viii be sold rom after tina. daie Al auction.
ladies in the day tune and a. nigh. TO gentle.
insa, until tho whole stock Is closed out,
To amy In my line Of business wishing 10 I'LL
up their stock, will make liberal discount or
viii sell my entire stock ut great bargain. AtNo.
rs 3rad, street, between I'd and Front, old Post Of
dee Hand. s,4l5 ! IL T5s& siH9 s-t 4s 81. h
Call and examine my stock before purcuasins
elsewhere, or you will miss q bargain.
dec IL DIV JESSE BRO&N.
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Washington Itsnl.

Washington, Dec. 10.
Kelsey, member Of the House Commit
tee on Mileage, 10 preparing bill 10 equal.
ize mileage, which now ranges from seven.
team dollars to live Thousand nine hundred
and sixty dollars; the latter being paid to
the the delegates from Oregon and Wash.
ington. per session. He proposes that the
present rates be continued up to two hun
dred and fifty or five hundred miles. aud oil
above this reduced to ten instead Of fifty
cents per mile. Likewise q deduction Of
twenty-five 10 thirty dollars per diem tobe
made for voluntary assence.
Il 10 said the committee on Territories in
the House, will report against the memori-
al Of the inhabitants Of Arszonia, asking for
the establishment Of a Territorial govern
meat. <
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Albany, Dec. 10.
An excited discussion tool, place in the
Temperance Convention this morning over
motion to censure tie Court OF Appeals
for its action on the liquor law.
The motion finally passed in nodded
form, and resolution adopted rspudiating
all party alliances.
Delavan sent letter to the convention
declining denomination for the Presiden.
cy, but was subsequently induced to ac-
cept.
The Convention then dominated Deleyan
President Of the State Seciety, with full
list Of other officers. ~ 8IF3i
Adjourned sine die. 83 tA&
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Shocking Accident.

Pottsville, Dec. lS.
A shocking accident occurred last even
lug, about s O'Clock, a. the house of Mf.
kimmer of this place. A fluid lamp exPlo-
ded, and the flames communicating to the
dress OF Miss Kimmer. she was burned TO
death in about Eve minutes. Her mother
and father ia endeavoring 70 extinguish the
flames were badly burnt in the hands.
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GROCERIES.
NJ. DALZELL, JR. T. CO., y,
Wholesale and Retail
EfOcerS,

G. L. Corner Second and Perry ses-

Il D. A 7seffis now prepared 10 maauiactnre
- Saw AtboFs, Rotary Saw Mills, Hsisting Ma
.ainery for stores, Floarng Mill Iron Work, aud al
kinds 81 work usnally done IN the machinist hna.
aud Pianing Mill maehineLy; also ThresAing Ma.
shines Iegtired Without delay. Having procured
tns eest ~ Stern tools, together With naay Year,
sslsiueaolt ~ ~ho NAV favor me- with = call -
Sorne, 81 ~ and LsClaire SIS, Oppo site Css Works.
near 'ash. A.aspo@ DassnpoIAuett ~ wda
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COLUMN or

III COLUMN or
''Tho Iowa Book Rooms"
~. - Dsady Street, . doors xertA Of the
Post 0Aee,
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Established An 1008-
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AS-READ ADVERTISEMENTS BELOW. "a
WEI W. BOOKS.
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BY the anthor OF
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Vol. 10 mo. cloth, pricc e1,ss:
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or Prejudice and Fanaiicism,
BY an American Lady Oflowa,
Vol. ~ mo-, price rs.
T1ae scalp Hunters,
Romantic Adventures IN Northern Mexico, BY Capt.
Mayne X I'D, Author Of Rise ksnRsss," &c
lRvIN0's LIFE OF
GEORGE WASHINGTON,
3vois illustrated with Maps and Portraits,
~ mo-, cloth, price ~ 80.
The states and Territories Of
The Great West,
'nsiadins ohie, Indiana, Il.no' Missouri, aiaAi-
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Comphsing their
Geography, History, Advsatagss, Resources and
Prospss..; sl.o nsir Local History.
Tables of Distances, DC,
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0TICr A yasAtaA.
h,ns no paper will le issued
a.. 0mce the day .fter Christmas, ad-
viii hand In their tavors to-day.
railroad Assidsas--xsysea,iea.

ID ,,o;, .ssv Cincinnati, Dec. Is.
Wsvnen occurred on, the p iusburph
apb; h ,..' and Chicago Railroad on Fri
|e, en-, s NJ near Lima, Ohio. One pas.
(nen "' W. was precipi,stsd. down an en-.
from ~, y The breaking Of an axle. a
J o,he, ~ wss instantly killed, and s
persons seriously injured.
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I'M IRE.
r. CLOSE e. cos. COLUMN.

II. ClNJSE q CV6. OSIlIOmlN.
Sykars now prepared 70 o1sr dsaiem - con-
w sunsrv atargs sseek u heevy 40 sesn Masa
wsss upcn terms ssd prices whcA esnnss ~ e sun
posts1 ap In hardwar naassn ssl 1svits calls from
cur friends Who desire fall dealing. es
500 . :s:h s.p as % r. .ss.:s .
ssfs''hs only soar,iaSsL o az 'f :.l'
TsoS ofsii sizes for saielowsst 1,oss CO.'S
Saws, Circular auiey and crs:.cS. .. .o.s
Thos Ans., rh'moe stsln: aud ., s9passx: cos q
s Tools q ;,s sYEo s;;se; oSs for
and ross'' cns c aiss - co. (, s.'s
Las and ea., eio sp' I' c ;;:.'
IGHTNlsG Rodsand iasalss9r. fos . sale As e
IL T. chosk 4 cos.
BAD r''s GA. ..s. ''s- si ss I, co.'s ;sis It
5Oross Pence wi1s fers.i: es y sf,:s : eo.s,
GAsDss Tool. ofsrs'y d:.ss csR,oss :, ! cos.
N :, I. cLOss 4 CO.'S. !.
'' ''a". "A''A =. es e ska COP COB 4
MOVES Portable Gnss MILE.
kAfHxK Bsi,iax al siHssat .
psck'so, Hemp and Rnss.r &, -, =. Z 1. cos
RLACKsMlTH's Tools. sslie.:, Asvil,; d HAM
- mere, for sails levi At I. GLOBE q cos.
Rors-a.ni'i.. q Heap - G .i.s:ss /. cos.
EseiSE ca. and ssa.l on sos a: y ne s:sfs'
n:ndrsl' Of al. sizes from osh = g; for
EArmsn willand the best assortment Of Anes' and
osAsr ..I'of sAe 'sls. sPsdss, ssSoR' nSe''
CHAISs Log o.. siadins I r;ssR Hsls co sad
MORN Shelters aud Hay Casssrs Tor sale lo.H
~ T.CLOsE q cos.
l15O dos. s'''a Rat.' for =; T. c q /. cos.
l1M do. Scythe snstns, best psttsfn,a ~
l IN" +. CLOSE cos.
| TURNER'S Stock-Tin Piats, Sheet Iron, Copper
L
SADDLERY aud Coach Tnmniags Al very low
y prices, 1t T. CLOSE cos.
fyNHITE Lead In oil, T. 81 ose and Go. Brand,
w justreeoivod, war; ntsd the best In market.
d T. CLOSK cos.
INskED OIL BY The barrel or gallon at
IL r. CLOSE cos.
- ASH, Glass and Patty atlow price. At o,.
~ T.CLOSE & CO.'S.
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Public Notice.

~ro1lrE b hereby given that Adrian II. Dssen-
IN port, Alden 7: Naiiery, Francis x. Bennett,
r,mothy scarf, ". II. Thompson, WIN. Marshall,
VIZ in.lse. Horace Anthony and J. +. Rixnor
have inco rporsted sAemseiyss In Aecotaahss Mmn
.mS X ,as nsme of The ssIoWA INSURANCE.
CoMPANY,O and ha We filed their articles OF ineor
pors'ion In ths Rscordst1 once ~ SCOT ooSa.y ~
actias the business Of the COMPANY 10 At Princeton
h said County and State.
sahS IA ,,omnsny Is that Of Marine Fire and In
lsnd Navigator Insurance, 70 bs conducted on .he
ms tuaI plan. ANY person spPi3yins aor insurance,
may pay sasa Pr. MUM in ~ 10 be nIsd ~ tne
Company in full for such Insuranc I, instead OF :
nrsmium uote All premium notes are naote 70 as
4. s.menlfoI all losses ana expenses OF me CompA-
sc Ssstssr The sans arise out Of lossss exPens-
a.. craving out OF a cash or premium note insu.
shall be PAYABLE n PAR r o. me inc
Tor The payment of losses aud such incidentsi pur
noses s hall be necessary for trsnsactnS me bas,
Of tho Company and Sr shs ns, Pss rs ans
rany, and III notsa, oils 81 bonds issssd oy Inc
TSs CORPORATION will commence business on the
liz day IL Deceubor, 1856, and will continue fol-
The Cal,itaI Stock Of the Company TO consist o.
n,smivm Noses and cash Premium received, and
ch 9TH on capital as BY consent OF tho Board OF D
yectors sh,,ll lave been addsd and shall not esed
TwO Mill ions Of Dollars, but the Company Nil
cOminehctt Pohes WAsA N"fstN" - 80
Ths ar IRIS OF the Company shall be conducted BY
. noard Of Diree tors twelve la NUMBER 10 30 elect
III h. tha nembe r. and stock holdeTa The nfst else
Inn Ia DO holden Oh the nfst Monlay In Decenber
mas, and On he sAne day once u ever
I'd years for the choice 81 the class Of Dlrecee5l
mhosa term OF o5deeis ihen about 70 expire; butths
i.corporatros- above nAmeds constitute Me ass
Bosrd Of Directors, and nay bold hei, omces 2!
silow. Farce fortwo years, thsse for three Year,
,Srse for four years and three for ave year, from
he nrst day OF January, 1887, and until hsii sue
cassors shall be chosen. The directors to DO cho
an NJ said several elections shall each respectively
Mold heir offices for two years.
I The highest amount OF indebtednesst to which ~
Company will 1t any time subject itself 10 ~.
4 thou sand dollars.
The private property Of the members, .sockhold
err. directors and corposators Of the Company
which Il not incls ded In the capiis shall not Ia
Lls for The corporate debtsbsyond The amount whic
\ NAV be due from each psrson respectively.
4 Members may sete BY proxy, and each pe,ao
shall DO entitled 10 one vote Tor ever. one hah@ts
I toltarsinsareA. .,,uuv
F X. hENNETT, ALDsN y. MALLEhf,
4 RR. ROGERS, kOn'T n. rOrE
JAS. GAMBLE. WIN. q. ThOnrnoN'
| WM MARSHALL. IT,, TlM0THfsEAR RI,
WM IYSiEE, All DAVENPORT,
! HORACE ANTHONY, J. =. kiZNOh'
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