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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-07
COMMERCIAL.

In consequence of the impression entertained re-
spectng the negotiations for peace, the MoSEY market
slightly improved on the 18th. CoSsoLs rose / ?
cent, which was maintained throughout the day. A
reaction took place the following day. and at the close
the quotations were, Consols, ssi to l. Bank Stock,
2O9 to 2lO.
Foreign securities were steady-the transactions
having been generally limited
The CoRS market continued without any signs Of
recovery and TO effect sales further fall Of was
obliged to be made
In the Liverpool CoTTOS market, the demand on
the 18th December limited, and the sales did not
exceed 5000 bales, 600 speculation and for ex-
port. Prices were without change.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-07

fro, this consuming Etc. Tits i necessary II the
foundation of all DC manent and substantial improve
meni. -. .so..os % -.
E,.,. tbe copd;ton OF the red man, have not II must
be admitted produced results commensurate WIZ the
labor and money expended and the sacrnces lha nave
been made We cannot recall what has oe.n done,
and il would be as idle useless 10 discuss the past
we have 10 deal with the present and provide Tor The
futpre And we will have only discharged simple
but imperative duty when shall have settied tne
Indian on a permanent home and guaranteed to
him its neaceable possession and undsturbt ENJOY
ment; adopted the most vigorous and efficient means
10 guard and protect his annuites, and made them
available for his moral and physical development,
nropriate means TO exclude from him the curse and
scourge of his race--ardent spnts. lie VIII then De
nlaced in position where the Efforts OF the Govern
nent and the benevolent uneInbarrasscd by opposing
forces and influence would be LETT 10 adopt and prose
cute the means most efficient for the elevation OF
his intellectual and physical power the culture OF The
better feelings and sympathies of his nature ana a
yelopment OF his capacity TO improve in the arts and
scicnces He has noble impulses and possesses IN Il
high degree the finer feelings and Affections and there
is no lack of evidence thnt he can BE- elevated and
HIGHLY civilized. Erroneous opinions ana pf'Jidces
in relation 10 the disposition, characteristics, capacity
and intellectual powers Of the race, have almost ea-
Guided the Indian from the public sympathy. Stays
men and philanthropists but slightly regard him. Inc
pubc enactmens but slightly protect him; and IN The
discussions which abound in the political and renglons
word in relation 10 the condition OF races wdhih our
Conf, deration but few regard II as among our uutieS
10 make any effort designed for the benefit OF the req
race. Such cold indifference can only exist because
error and prejudice have beclouded the minds OF men
10 such degree "a 10 cause them 10 overlook the
obligations and duties which rest upon them IN reh-
tion to this interesting but unfortunate people.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-07

Alarge stone grst-ml, belonging to Nessrs Ink and
AYle, at Hope, Warren County, was burned ON
Wednesday together with large quantity of grain.
Loss about $1,000 insured ior $500. Il was bulk
more than half a century ago by the Morayians and
wss one Of the most complete and substantial strpc
ssres Of the Mind in the state.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-07
SPAIN.

The Credit Mobiier Company of Paris have gwen
full mowers TO Mr.. OSbes in conjunction with MN.
Piuard and BiSo TO negotiate with this Government
for the establishment of Bank here exactly on the
principles of the Credit Mobier. IL will deal entirely
with n. own capital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-07

While The bulb OF the property is beqasa'ned 70
the members Of the Vienna ard Pans an' N'P'''
branches Of the family. y y -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-28
DARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM
Id THE GREATEST YET-woNDER OF TIE AGE.
THE LARGEST SNAKES IN THE WORLD.

THE LARGEST SNAKES IN The WORLD.
The Newbury Mass, Herald, Of the I'D Sept says-The
brig Planet Just arrived Africa brought TO salem seve
snskes-Rnacondas eighteen feet long, ana
anoher thirty feet length These snakes, when at
liberty and dangerous and will seize animals
large after crushing them as TO break all their
will swallow them whole The crew OF the Planet re-
that the OF these snakes had devoured woman
child before taken On Saturday they were pre-
pairing to feed it With good sized dog-N u commercial
Advertiser. ,... ,,
The above enormous snakes exhibition at this
No scrpents bear any comparison ia point oil
colossal proportions, extraordinary MONSTERS nave
ever been imported befor INTO hs country All anscondas
heretofore In America huge as some
shrink In the presence Of the e
viathan Of his collection. -,
second week Of the domestic drama, now attracting
such immense audiences, entitled
JESSIE; or THE WANDERERS RETURN,
piece OF absorbing interest and repee with thrilling
IL will be repeated evening this week,
Monday Sept - TO Saturday Oct ~ and "Wednesday and
saturday afternoons with the following great cast
Jacob Thorne c. W Clarke isshua We're, Mr. BridEman
Chrrup, Hadaway; Hon. Arthur Fanshaw Levick; egis
mund y. r. Taylor Jessie AAs Meeayeri Folly, hra Ma
dnski &C. -
JOHN JONES.
Monday and Tuesday sfernoons-First time OF new and
entirely original piece just received from London entitled
and the comedy Of Kiss IN the Dark living sseleton The
lady who the den Of ons &c &C. are AL TO De seen
Abundance to thing Is cts children under TO- 2s cs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-28

CONSUMPTION, COUGHS, cHRoNrc AND EEcsnr'
~ are speedily cured BY DR. HAfgHIs 1919, III
pound One bottle viii cure ssy osse W vors No"
betore the public. For sale q rs Bcvery 80 -@-
TYR. LARMoNTs PARIS ANp ~, mvpN l.o MEDICAL
10 a. MI cloa o. n gives The advertised
london treatment o. emissions imgoency structure, slee
,,ns oppnse 81 Nicholas Hotel from 10 A. M OPP Nj
~ recon Dr 1armon " he. snced-Conrrier de~
rtsts TINS, etests Zetuns, &C. WHx1nRD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-28

CADENY OF MUSIC,
IA Fourteenth street.
Positively last two nights Of the
ITALIAN OPERA.
MONDAY SEPT. %, 1856,
LAST NIGHT OF Tt SEASON,
will be presented, the fourth time, Meyerbeers grand
IEToILE DU NoRD,
(NORTH STAR,
which will also be given for the fifth and positively las TIME
TUESDAY, SEPT. 80, 1856,
MAX MARETZER.
Madame ANNA DE La ORANGE,
Madame BERTUCCA.MARKTZEK,
Madame SIEDENBERG,
Miss PYNE,
signori BRIGNoLI. ARNOLDI,
AMODIO, QUINTO,
COLETTf, MULLER,
BARATTfNI, In the principal relies.
TUESDAY SEPT. 80 1886
Benefit Of
MAX MARETZEK,
after which the Academy of Music will positively be
CLOSED,
since Msrezek contrary rumor has been unable 10
obtain further OF the Academy upon acceptable
dions.
Admission ........$ Second tier. 90 cents
80 cents Amphtheare 30 cents
Doors alta O'Clock; commencing ats
Offices at the Academy Of Music. and at Messrs Han
Sons 29 Broadway; open on Monday and Tuesday. from
A. M. to5PM
Max IaretZek. Director and Condoctor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-28

DrcoRps PRACTICE, IN A eERTArr weopr 4 NJ
IL class Of diseases As-Dr Q. II. HAMMoND sig l,y,as
way o. pcsts he 81 Nicholas Hotel u consut,d conassn
daly, II EnsnsA y french
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-28

A rsTRAITA PIONEER LINE-cARRyISG THE UNI
a ted s.a.ss mail. The uneqs.isd elipRy sh.P nIHIn
iour months since and pronounced Die perfect shppW
ship afoAt Beauchamps master viii be despetched for No
ser procuring berth Greater portion q cargo positively
engaged. She offers opportunity 10 shippers and
ges such has never been presented % them in The uss~
Tan trade. Apply 70 X. ". CAMERON, No. Bowling
Gfecn. Censsnses 10 Australia. WILLIAMSON Bk0THKH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-28

RuRToN's NEW THEATRE. BROADWAY. OPPOSITE
5
Non one e naTpp s9ierta HR FISHER
Mr.. BURTON in d I've .c shs,as s . uow,.n
Mrs. DAVENPORT Mr.. T. 4 f FahRkR MIS- HOWARD
e4 Buy SAkRE and x IL % I've
The capital play Y PH INV w i1!s q WIFE
with new and beautiful scenery dresses dances which
Mr. and Mrs Davenport, Mr. Fisher, Mr. Burton and Mrs.
The musical farce Of
with Mr. T. Piaeidc Mrs 9, Howard and Mrs Hughes.
New and graceful dancing and the very iaughable
'r''' nightly 'pp'"0afsSsl S 81 KILLED,
With Mr. burton Miss Polly Marshall and Mrs Parker
CHAMBERS STREET THEATRE,
rsfssse cent; o1.. 10 osn second Circle Cir iiS
NEW 4aR wi fsssEso' v fsr1i 70
Jerry clp.'.'.'' =; chanfrau
AAsse0 rat BEN s THE BoArswAiS y 'o'D''o'
Zen Bowling .........n,Gl E9y
W ssoApwi4Y y yssTRli GsH u 1sAssoADwAr
viii produce the Oe1 fn I SRsrs'n &
With all the music perormedai Madame vestrs Olympic
Theatre To ire L ,,,s DO,
YxiSf Heart NEVER WON FAIR LADY;
Doors open At 81; commence st u. o'cioct-
= ssss
GSo. cHRrsTr woopss,,us
~ broadway, below Grand ssrest
a:sr JS Msss B.sD sss x x:s:ssr
o's sseso niss1 saasr's'
Concluding wih fourth ysst as highly successful dramaof
TINE SCRABBLE MONKEY.
fcses ssn i. consnc. tx oclosi 0''''
I FGssS4 r :. he. REAL.
mos Sd fr1m ,oxorv,,ow
N. xst $ssIEg5x .ss s,e,.. n. 'rHrHEs'
Or T TIN coE Eyfcys sa si:r. %.
d 30 men E sd for u ns
''."'s MUSIC ny DoDwoRrTs BAND
Hsveriy fulisn street, and I. O. she's, 5ss Broadway.
EVERY AFTERNOON AT s--FRASKLIS MUSEUM,
cave y d.GsTsn, railroad The above
The only place where The Model Artsies are erhioea
QRoApwAy ArHEr sUN CSo. ssa BROADWAY, TO
his Of c best Arranged IN he city for
$ ara ram e. q savas
persons Apply on The premises
MILLER CITY ASSEMBLY RooMs.-rHrs supE
wi ror and magnificent establishment, erected by the IN.
ensve and costly furnished and crquisiieiy dscoraed room
S r for public us Il EUROPE ee or % sns
rranred 10 accommodate large small company with
rice to correspond, which advantage other house enjoys
respectable parties DESTROYS Of night
vi End necessary TO make early application see terms
xcepted) from A. NJ tn 9P. N,
MISUNDERSTANDING AND MusIcAL-MR.
w and Mrs. W. M FLEMING viii give one Of their popu
drawing entertainments, on Wednesday evening next
a the large hall OF the ODE0N building.
4 CARD.--srGNoRINA ANNA sPINoLA, THE CELE.
a brated vocalist, with JUbiA ~ OAIkLY and y. II.
fnsnis nj Clinton Hail. Wednesday and Friday evenings
october 1 and commencing Ma AtoS Single uskets 50
ents, or three for VI.
MEDICAL.
prcoRpe PRACTICE IN ryRTArr rwenpr. ~,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-28

GENTS, NoTICE.-LooK UP YOUR FALL AND WIN
VI ter clothing send them 70 % Leonard street and get them
properly cleaned dyed altered repaired with vev collars
hnings, buttons, &C. Prepare In time. By advice Of A. COR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-28

(yLAIRvoyANCE.-MRs. HAYES, l7s GRAND STREET
~ New York the most celebrated and the only indepen
dent medical and business carvoyant have in The United
States Correct examinations given, day and evening res.
pecting sickness, business, absent friends, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-28

VvILLfk MsBURG.-DRAM AND MusICAL-MR
w and Mrs. W. M FLEMING viii give one Of their popu
drawing room ENTERTAINMENT Wednesday evening nj
a the large hall Of the oDE0N building
4 CARp-srGNoRINA ANNA sPINoLA, THE cELF.
a brated vocalist, with JULIA r. 0ATEIy and .. n.
ROWN will give two musical dramatic poetic en,ertan
ns ns at Clinton Hail. Wednesday and Friday evenings
october and s. commencing MaAtos Single tickets 50
ents or three for VI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-28

TOR LlvERPoo-UEI-ED STATES MAI. STEAM
IL ship BALTIC, Comstock, commander will depart with
the United States mails Europe positively Saturday
Oct H. at IL O'Clock NJ from her BERTH the foot of Canal
street For freight passage having nequalled aecommo
daiion for elegance and comfort apply 70 EDWARD K COL
LINS, % Wall street Passengers requested 10 be
board II o'cock A. NJ All letters mast pass through the
Post Office; any others viii be returned The steamship
ERICSSON, Capt Lowber will succeed the Baltic and sail
saturday Oct 3 B-The rate Of freight from Liverpool
10 New York reduced four pounds per measurement
until fur ther notice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-28

DuCKLEY's sERENADERs NEW HALL,
ID Bs6 Broadway opposite Htblo's Garden.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
Of the burlesque on the opera OF
MARIANA,
which viii be repeated every night this week with fine pro-
ETHIOPIAN MINsTRELsY.
Concert at ~ o'clock Atmittanee y eeD's;
Orchestra Seats, 10 cents
DRIED; or, THE DISMAL SWAMP.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-28

MADAME MEYER HAS REMoyED1ro isrRxvEyrH
l avenue between Twenty hird and twenty fourtf a.
she continues 70 tel past present and future even
marriages Journeys law suits business
absent friends property lost stolen Madae fevsr
verses Enssh French and German, and rived
fsY her A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-28
ANTHOLOGY.

CIAtRvoyANcE- MRS. SEYMOUR, NO 40 SPRING
~ street. few doors west OF Broadway the most
medical and business clairvoysnt IN America All dscase
discovered and cured Fcurabe the AMI Whereabouts
friends made advice an busiuees
and charge unless satisfied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-28

NLAIRvoyANCE-MrssA. W. SNOW, THE cBfEBRAT.
~ ednd reliable cairvoysnt Fast by he earnest
sorcacn q her friends in this city proposes pass few
them and thoee wish her 10 examine
prescribe for the personally or bv cck
hair She WILL while In This and give adv OIL
business and love Affairs find absent rends tell their whe~e
abous state Of health &C. delneaons OF character BY
guerreoype or letter Terms 81 Residence 142 West Nine
teenth street, between Seventh and Eighth ayenues
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-22
Trustees %Oye.

Nl-HEREAS on tbs seventh day of January, A. y.
w 1854, George Herring, Jr., executed unto g.
ianne his promissarA note OF that date, tsf w
of hundred and thtrt! -four ol-iou dos.StA,
and payable the first day OF NoyeElbcr thereafter,
and whereas Zoe The purpose OF securing the BAY men,
Of said sum oil money, the said G.. Herring j., did
on the day Aforesaid, eXecute TO the undersigned ~
Trustee, deed OF trust conveying for the purpose
Aforesaid, 10 the undo rsigned US such trustee, .e
following parcels Of land in scott county, Iowa. to
wilt: The houth West quarter ofthe NORTH cst quar-
ter oil Section number sixteen, lisl IN iownnp no;
Seventy eight, l7S) north Of Range number TOUR t4I
East OF lbs alh principal meridian, containing Forty
acres Hand Aud now the said note having becoiac
due and pay abe and the said G. Herring, Jr, HAY
ing failed pay the same. Andrew Lawes, Ifus'
leo aforesaid do ereby give notice that BY virtue
Of the power which by said Instrument Is in me vest
ed III On "Wednesday The 7th day OF February, A.
D. 1885, 81 Inc no ofiwo O'Clock In the afternoon OF
said day the Court House dsor, the city OF Bav
export, expose and offer for sale the above described
parcel OF land, or much thereof as shall be sufi
lie NJ 10 satisfy and pay said note with the Interest
thereon, To The time OF payment, together with II
snd expense attending said sale and OF this no.
lice. ANDREW J. LAWEs.
Dated Jaauar, i2lh, A. ID. ls56.-dts usl
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-22
Tho Philosophy o. Reaction,

Ane renewing extract from one of Ma.
esuiays new volumes explains the sphilos.
ophy Of reaction more clearly than we
remember to have seen i. before. Tn.
historian is speaking of the change which
commenced coming over the feelings of the
Enghsh people Immediately after William,
and Mary had been proclaimed king am,
queen -
the new king had, at the very monsnt
a. which his fame and fortune reached 81 !.
highest point, predicted the coming rasc.
on inat reaction might, indeed, hay :
zen pfeoieted BY esssagscous observe +
nunan aualrs. For il Is to be chiefly
asepoed 10 law as certain as the lava
"hich regulate the succession Of he sea.
sons ana me course of the trade winds L,
me nature OF man TO overrate d. esent evil
guy 70 anderrate present good; TO long for
snat ne mas not, and to be dissatisfied viii,
wa. ne mas. This propensity, as i, appear
"a individuals, has often been noticed bo,l,
~ laughing and by weeping philosophers
- was iayonrite theme OF Horace and ot
rascal OF Voltaire and Of johnson. To i,,I
ihnuence on the fate of great Communities
may oe ascribed most of the reyolutions oes
ssooI.effe'oiuiions recorded in history. A
eu generations have elapsed since Inc.
As' great national emancipation. Of which
aecouht mas come down TO us. We read
AZ lhe most ancient Of books that a people
lo"su 70 The dust under eruel v,ke
ougpo 10 toll BY hard taskmastens, mot
Ppi GA WIN straw, yet compelled 10 fpr-
~. me aaiiy tale Of bricks, became sick OF
me- ana raised such cry Of misery g.,
pierced the heavens. The slaves we're v.on.
oeHuiiy sci Tree: al the moment of their IN.
.lalioh they raised song Of gratitude an,
triumph: but, in few hours. thev baoa,.
20 regret their slavery, and 10 murtnur
sgsinst The leader who had deceived them,
from The sssoury fare OF the house Of
Sonaage 10 the dreary waste which still
separated them from the land flowing witt
inilk and honey. Since that time the history
81 great aeliYerer has been the history
aoses feloid. Down 10 the present hotir
pJo.shgs Ike those on the shore of the
-, .'ea nave ever been speedily followed
uhuflbgs Ike those al the Waters a
ihe moot just and saiutary reyoIu
ioh must produce much suffering Tn
Aos' Just and salutary revolution esunst
pouuce al the good that had been eyres
- IRON ~ by men Of uninstruc,ed minds
.no sahguine tempers. Even the wisast cay,.
aot, "hiIe u Is still recent, weigh quite fair
y the evils which il has caused against sh o
rviis which II mas removed For the evil 4
Mnich u has caused are felt; aud the evils
""'sh II has removed are felt no longer.'
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-22

The Missouri aud California Overland
Mail aud Transportation Company, which
was Incorporated by the last Missouri Leg
stature. held its preliminary meeting at st.
Louis on the evening OF the l4th inst, and
was organized by choosing Col d. ID
Mitchell President. A committee WAS ap-
pointed to memotialize Congress on the
subjects Of gsaating adequate aid and pro-
lection to the company, and also to prepare
a report ofthe advantages Of the project,
together with estimates Gifts cost and con-
siderations showing its necessity. We un-
derstand that similar movement has been
commenced on the Pacific coast, under a
grant from the California Legislature, and
the hope is that the two companies will
NEE, each other in the gorge of the Rocky
Mountains.
We are of op.non tlat this kind Of pri-
vate enterprise will be the pioneer move.
ment towards the ultimate construction of a
Railroad, but though we wish it may b sue.
cessful, we are forced to say that such en-
terprises do not derive much prestige from
being the offspring ofthe Missouri Legisla
ture. II the legislators and leading jour-
mails OF that State would practice upon as
correct an understanding Of what would adj
vance the interests of Missouri, as DO the
St. Lou iHf.iiigeResr and the Demo rat of
the same city. the Missourisns would soon
notice change in their prospects for the
better. But Influences, which it is rot ne
cessary 10 enumerate, cloud with doubt any
enterprise requiring the payment Of ready
money, which may be undertaken under
Missouri auspices, and ii the persons
welding such influences continue to find so
many believing listeners to counsels that
have already Injured their State SO much,
any thing called a Missouri enterprise will
soon come TO be byeword among lie ma
tons. We give the new company the BEN
eft OF the following paragraph from the st.
Louis Inieliiyeacer:-
There is, perhaps, at this time, no more
important enterprise presented 10 the atten-
ton of the people Of the Western States
OF this Republic, than the one here submit
/ ted. 1t is the first practical advance to-
wards tina, close and direct commerce be-
tween the gold producing and grain produ-
! cling States &. I our Union that will rebound
more large!y To the advancement and pros
perity OF the North American Continent
than any other measure that can be adyoca-
ted. 1t is one, too, in which not Missouri
and California are alone interested, but one
which teens with fruitful benefit to the
whole nation, aud indeed to the whole
| world
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-22
II CIR ID.

by the liberal patronage extended
H. 10 me BY tho CITIZENS of Davenport since com
mencng business In the city, desire TO return 10
Them one nd all my sincere thaaks Ind aesnonl-
sdosmsnts trusting BY careful attention TO their
wishes and 10 lies, and by fair aad honorable dealing
% merit their kind fayors and confidence. knowing
the desire AMI want en- the part OF the LADIES Tor
deayor the coming spring 10 Offer for their Inspection
better asso rtmen and class Of rich and fnf goods
thar has heretofore been broughtto the west.
In ordcfto make room and be prepared for the
snyng trade shall from this date offer my goods al
sItrsmsls ioe prices and people may erPfetanf CAT
as good bargains as can be obtained in any CHAP
house in the city. Respectfully,
H e. WADSW0RTH,
Dealer In Fancy aud Staple Dry Goods, No. Mai
ST. between Front & second. Jan 10
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-22
Valuable Real Estate
AT PUBLIC SALE,

DY virtue OF order issued out OF The County
DCoar. in ana for the County Of Scott, State OF
iowa, to me directed, will offsT Tor sale at public
cutlery, In front of the Court House In the city OF
Davenport In said county, Oh Saturday the RiHtA ddy
81 February Rfzt. at O'Clock r. Al. of said day
the following property, - wit: The north east quar-
ter of the south quarter of secton'e ghteen g
township eighty ts0) north Of range four ~ Of
the 9Th principal meridian, In said County, contain
ing 40 acres, having running water and about two
acres of tim Der land thereon late property OF Luxe
Martin. deceased. This 10 = desirable proper
ty, egibly situated place OF pao lie bus mess, OF
iht dubuque road, IL miles north OF davenport.
Icrms-one half In hand, remainder Ia one year
With inlerestat ten per cent. secured by Deed Of
trust, DE. JOHN HOLST,
Gus rdian of James Martin and Charles Martin, mi
nor children OF luke Martin, deceased.
Davenport Jan I6 1856 dts
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-22
sI,0r4,3% 81
LIABILITIES.


LIABILITIES.
Unsettled claims for Losses aud not due, ol16,oes 4!
The 4Etna Insurance Company presents Us patrons
The very satisfactory condition OF large increase in
Cash Assets the further security Of their policies
allour usbeing pacedat he mark etminmum
time OF som edspresson In the stan
dsrd of same. They are either prime dividend pay
ing STOCKS good, liable and clean inyestme nts
sic ding moderate interest and income. The stand
ard b,sis on which he Assets have been valued be-
in. Geld at Interest. Besides this soiidyi the Com
psny calls attention 10 the strength and security ii
derives from its combined system VI Agencies, thro'
its agents having the means Of presenting united
phsianx of er1sriened Uaierrriters, which has
worked for hiry years, the happiest results
10 stock holders, and claimants for lossessnd ena-
blcs 10 enter the year 1856 With greater prestige
for future usefulness than has yet been reaches by
really sationdl Insurance Corpor alton.
All business attend ID 10 with despatch and fidelity
HENRY B. HOFFMAN, ,gAoEST.
Ian. IL, d.2M