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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-11

STATE Of LOUISIANA, !
Parish Of Orleans City of New To Orleans nags-. s.
the snbscTiber Justice Of the Peace for the city
aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother President
f Insurance COMPANY Of New Orleans duly
lust and true and transcript from the books of the
said Company 3As sf l. WEELE $S:'f Secretary
'G 5H .ls.?9f ssSFS 3
the Peace of the Parish of Orleans.
The BOARD of Trustees pay interest Of six
cent in outstanding certificates of profits to the
holders thereof their legal representatives. on and AFTER
MONDAY, the 9Th Of February next.
The Board of have also declared dividend of
FORTY 40 cert. on the net earned premiums OF the Com
pany year ending sst December 1856 for which GER
fcaes will be issued on after the 18th of March next
nTh COMPANY continues against the peril of the
rivers and loss or damage mage sy 5e at the
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN R. SHAW, VicePres!dent.
JAMES H. WHEELER, Secretary.
New Orleans January H. 1857.
TRUSTEES.
? ?1o : $5s1shson (. Sht Tv ( Shaw
j. J' r HARRISON Sf Rufus Mcihsnny, WI; Avery,
Joseph Hoy, Thorn GFsemftd j. on F Fedaabng
Geo O. Sweet, VIM. A. Kent, 4. g Kennett,
%as5 Perm ehn SS GssaeA' s'"s Bard a4
- ~ - NEW ORLEANS, March ID, 1856.
In conformity with the requirements OF their Charter Inc
Company publish the following statement;
premiums from the 18th March, 1850 to ann ca, m
18th March, 1850
Amount of untermnated risks March T. 1855 59 %
Total amount of Premiums 1855 939 IS
| Viz; Premium Fire Risks. ,$250, 22S 10
| Premium Marine Risks. l5l,Sl3 to
Premium on River Risks.....-.... l25Si5 Vi
1855 939 IS
Less premiums on risks
| minated, reserved. .S9l, 4Ol 81
Less return premiums 5,9G3 ~ 9l,34 IS
Ne. earned premiums ..................s4586l 4 81
Losses paid duri-g the same period:
Viz: Fire Losses ps, Iis ~
River Losses. oi,oto 10
| S2SS,9 l3 IS
Reinsurance Leu e
| hApeH'''' ' w. --sSD5,9l 2 "A
Nat nross for the year ending March T. 1856 1902 So
The Company the following assets, viz:
hi it ''A'''s -'' ...... S4os74 Il
receivable short time, tor premiums !osuta q
Bills receivable being subscription notes. ll2ES y,
Due for premiums collection. 80 o.
Due other companies. iigD
Cash Oh hand tiooi &
Total amount of assets .S462, 264 Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-11
IMPORTS.

IIvERPOOh-Ship Thos Jeferson-s462 sacks Of salt to
order. s-rs5. ~. .4,.s-sss-,.-.- 100. I'd
CHAALESTONSchr EHort--lll 1893 hf rice
& T. L Levy-S7 ties rice l Dbl seed to order.
NEW YORk-Ship Silas Greennian-Assorted mdse.
CARDENAS-Brg New World-Slt bids q ties molasses to
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-11

The following is the regular statement Of the imports Of
uuny Bags into the Of Boston for the present
year up to the first Of March:
usSr BAesThere have been sales of 200 bales at llc
Dnfs. and Gu bales supposed shade under This price.
3 Imports iron, january to Feb. 81. III
" <
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-11

WRIGHT d CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
y popular Family Medicines, which they ofeT to supply
Druggists and Dealers AZ Proprietor lowest whoesae
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-11
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

ST IOtJIS-Steamer T. NJ Kennett-2OO bbls -four to Pc
draauyile Brotersl0O oglesby MacauleyU -four
Eeep Bard aco-5U0 Morton aecoll45 bbs flour to
. II &col bLs beef kegs lard Bp,ldres
Gossden bbis pork q noughey xso4s lard
Stone Tut REQ sunes $40 $50 tcs lard
4i5 ibis do 1897 pork Keep Bard co5 bbs IA les do
+ Morton xco-lS boxes Thomas Elder sco5O SKIS
corn Hitchcock Latng pkgs dse Adams Sco20 bbls
Il seegeIl5 pkgs mde Wright kcos bbls apples and
snniries Kenneth Dix EcoS bbS eggs Bscpe Sinlrn5O
head Robe0 and calves and sundries order
| WRIGuT,. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Raub Whie--2s0 bales
eo,on IN WRIGHT Allen 6c3 Walker Stuart Hutchinson
Head Mass e&coso Fsilowes scS6s Carroll Pritchard
Co.'S Lloyd Freson56 Purvis Gladdn &co-4S bales
ton Bradley Wilson &coS Bander. Nc Kenna Hubbard9
W johnson Gco-l6 Love- MeReynolds 6eo-l0 Smth-1U
o Nelson kco-3 Henderson Terry Ward, Saunders
Hunt2 Donovan. Mciane &co--sundres to orderToal SIT
| bales cotton. fS 4t tj t&F,sa. ". fR6&E zt
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bayou Bee-l2S bales cotton Wright
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-11

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City OF New Orleans
Be bered the 10Th March, 1856 before me- the
gulscrbe the Peace in and for the city a0re
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and r. r JAN
er secretary the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company OF
New Orleans who being duly according to law DO de-
pose and say above u and true and
orrect transcript from of the said Company
O CHARLES BRIGGS President.
H 2. JANyIER, Secretary.
svoro to and before this 10Th March,
1855. u NJ. fABf OIL,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-11
INSURANCE.

0FFIClI OF THE CRESCENT MUTUAL
" INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS, ra IN
conformity with the Requirements OF their charter e Ses
Mutual Insurance Company submit thu following "''
ment viz: . ~ ~,
3d. 1886. 1,
Amount Of unterminaed risks, July ls lS55 l44I OIL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-11

lpcfts OF Merchandise through the Custom House, New
Orleans moths OF February for five years past
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-11

TR STEES.
Geovge Eustis, A D. Kelly, william Voeel,
W. N. Mercer Geo Urquhart, T. H. SUMNER
6. C. Duncan A. Heinz, George Jonas,
Wflhelmus Bogart, P. N. Wood, Thos A. ClArs,
Thos A. Adams E. A. Bradford, D. D. Wlhers
". n. MERCER, President.
A. D. KELLY,
WM. VOC Ell, ; Vice Presidents
r. B. SUMNER,
3. d. WITHERS, Treasurer.
NB-Copies of the Act OF Incorporation and bylaws can
,s oh,ainad ~ -ha ofirp " a2Sly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-11

u 1887 1856.
Ysslcs ". Il. 8 go 3l03
I3undcs ~. s. -. i. =. Si5 l,006
GUSNy CLorH-Ti1ere been very great demand for
emmy Cloth and holders fra The comprise 1850
9l2 months the market closing firm at the lat,
N a IN N iiTT8S7F 1857. 1856.
Bales b. 1888 1882
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-18

without change In value Indian In mok limited In
curry and Ga 10 Ia quarter cheaper for mixed and
W low; wbe SCARCE, and maintains eKtrene price We
quote whea- Red, Sc to &c. Cd whte o. 70 % I'd per
10 ID Four-Ph%delphia and Baltimore, sos. TO sis ;
Ext Ohio 32s Western, 800 70 30s Sd per Dbl Indian
mi,ed az yeo STA Cd 70 3ss Cd white, 4bs 70
46s. $50 lbs
Bar |. que., butts firmly held Of the extreme rates
iatey Obtained.
PeRK in little request, u previous prices.
BACON very duM To days auction was Q complete
failure, dealers showing no inclination TO purchase Ov
1900 bo,es offered only 2l9 boxes sold, vs:-2o
boxes sbor middles, boueless a 52s 70 b2s Sd do
Co, RIB iu at ass Sd to 6is As do long mddcs, bone
lese, at 4ss TO Dos 80 do do rib a. AIS Cd TO 6os
46 10. Cumberland cut, 1t 48s. 70 ASS 6d-ToAl, 2ls
boxes
Lad has advanced to 70s per owt ct which there has
been retail sale but this article closes quiet the Dak OF
the stock Is not On the market
TAILow steady al Cos for b chers' Association.
CUTToS -S0ce Friday The mArket has been qniet, bu
prices very firm In Manchester to day the trade
steady, with fair business log AlddlnS Orleans,
sfd.; Mobile, 8 sled. upands, Nd perlb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-18

The Leeds eng Mercury contains the following account
OF fatal railway collision Hull On Friday, July a.
% the 30 express passenger train from HUI vas
proceeding N Beverley, into By coal rain
whereby person killed and several others we're
severely injured Immediate assistance was rendered 70
the wour ded passengers, and found thai Mr. Yates
grocer, OF Coirghsm was % much injured that he died
while being removed The cth& persons injured, some
(Bevsrley), Mr. woodail (Beverlsy), Mr.. wake, mer.
cbape' clerk (Huf), Mr. Brockiehurs NJ. Pextoa pa
vington), ssd kp. Kidd (CAG ~ street, Hui.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-18

retained from Boyis Farley In bed, and tried 70
AWAKE him, but he was 90 drunk could mot gel hn
wake him I vas out Il Boyds about nfteen minutes.
Thongs Gregg sworn-Resides ct 10 Eighteenth srss1;
Jkuog Thoe Fairly; I have him often; % hu "a
,be night CT the murder; saw him about 90 ock A. !;
he was at Mr. Bpyds store just Ing in ct the TIM
bep be came out Of the door: he appeared be
nbal Intoxicated am positive thai saw him tass; ~
had isb clothing on at the time.
j. I'm smith, sidrg at l2e Senty sixth street. was NJ
svorp bu, und or en-, an examination by tna Coroner
Nc Brke in reply to question from juror said thss
Farley ra,l be might AZ well have been Ia tha MUS
The inqu est adjourned until O'Clock this hsernsea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-18

The London inns Of 2sth Of July remarks ;--wha Wa
the state Of things within eighteen months Of the time
the revelation made the tour OF Europcw Simply thss
trium phsnt military force had made The tour
every capital where mob bad rulcd garrison In
stalled ard the tribune everywhere displaced By tins
buresu. The general feeling In this country shas the
revolutionary leaders must the vanity Of she,r hops
and be iniauity Of Mo means they employ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-18

ACCIDENT on THE ALBANY NORTHERN RAILROAD
EyeIysu KuIHD-Joconouvr BROKEN Prsoxs - AnosAav
as ,ho.s s~idena vh'css usve m,rxsa ", SOY
Of the Albany Northern Railroad ,Ince its ncspaoa o.
cured tha morning the line OF tho road betvecn We
Trey and Cohoes the iron bridge which crosses Ne
kre canal When the train, which cft Cohocs a ooscd,
vM htile more than quarter OF Q mile above M
bridge, The forward axle of tho locomotive broke "a -
the whoe letting down upon the track Amer ths soa-
dent vas driven with The broken ase dragging opeo Ne
tes 70 within few feet Of the bridge. Here me ooosp
i've len the track followed the tender basssee oer esa
one passengcr car. The seoond passenger car romsa
tenter we're procpitatcd down an emoansmens one
twenty fett, rolling once In the desoen. me
eneer, Mr.. Jsmos O. Horton, Jumped IIv'n sss p..-
form the lefl side ~ " len we uscs, anu We
whole weight Of the engine fed upon MIN, orushns
him under the ruins or the mud ana vMos ~ ne
foot Of the embsnkmcns, MS oooy ee'ax no
merged, and his legs protrudins near me furmoe
door Ia death must have been almost nstauAneous
Was found after he had been taken tom tnc rum nss
4. neck vas broken and he was otherwise badly injured
he nremsn lewis X Crosby, stuck 10 bis post He
lao psr,sly buried by the falling engine, while the oDss
ro The furnace were dropping near him and the steam
searips upon him He was very badly injured, but ths
,ohsh,.s are strong 10 favor OF his recovery The en-
,na = perfecs wreck The boiler Ia torn Open ths
binary broken 10 peces the guards fractured ard Ina
,rotee,ue crushed and buried under the moustrous
ne an the engine Is bottom up The tender lies upon
sde The baggage had partly followed, and haps ~
rght angles half upon the track The FIRST passcness
Turned over upon the right eide OF the track There we're
but two boys In this and they escaped with but slight
CREIGHTON OF forward wheel None OF the passengers
ere injured The brstemsn, while applying The brshss
upou the last car, was thrown on and slightly Injured
Troy fimes, Avo1H t6
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-17
For he 0ssstte.1
The Dlue 0rsos Fatality

BIus GaAss, love-, June 18th. 1857.
MEssas Epiroas: "A most shocking and
painful occure &c took rlace In our village
yesterday, sbou, hsif.psst 10 o'clock, A. II.
Jus, q sabbath school was diam Used at
the meeting house. the tavern wss struck
BY lightning. Al the came moment some
ten or twelve Of the scholars, mostly young
men and women, and Mr.. Carr and lady.
se'e on their wsy from the school, and
scattered over perhaps quarter of an acre
Of ground, the center Of which is some ten
rode from the tavern. Jane Burnsides, j.
was instantly killed. Young BooRherty,
Who was some ten feet ir,m Bursside-.
~ss 90 severely shocked. that IL required
some four hours Constant rubbing, and cold
water applications. to bring him to his
senses. Mr.. Carr and lady, Miss Pau'ins
Baker, Miss Hester Burnside, George and
Elmira DouRher,y, and Mise America ia.
cobs, we're all severely shocked. and thrown
to the ground, but soon recovered their
| ieet, except three, who had TO have assist
ance. With the excep ,ion of Mics f.
Douaher'y, they oil required more or lesr
medical aid to restore them To their natu.
raj feelings. DR.. Carpenter and Porter
were present, besides large number Of
ladies' and gentleman, who som arrived on
the ground, and rem Tered all possible as.
ss,ance.
The lightning rod, which was fastened
near the middle Of the roof, and ran dow n
the south side OF the house, received the
charge, II seems, which displaced the main
poin, OF the rod, and melted III some two
% three inches OF the small end. Il then
followed down the rod 10 the comb OF the
house. when II left the rod and ran down
the north aide Of the ROOT to a tin cave.
trough. ran along that to the west end and
down the conductor, from the lower end Of
which IL shattered the corner boards to
atoms.
This being the corner Of the house next
to those who were hurt, my opinion is, thai
tho ground, At the time. being almost en-
sFely dry, and q non.cuniuctor. the light.
ming left the house and dispersed in tbs,
direction, spark Of which might certainly
have come In contact with young NJ.
Burnsides, which rendered him liteless.-
while other sparks Of the came discharge
came 50 near the other persona. that the
conclusion of the ar. and perhaps some
electricity. caused such . contraction of the
mu -cles, - to overpower them, and renee,
sumo ot them entirely senseless Tor som.
minutes. Those ~h, were IN the tsv..,,
at the time received but very sight shock
while The majority OF tnose Who were ~
Iured were u least ten rods from III.
mouse. T.. =.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-17

OSe population ~ss called upon q shor,
time ego I. vote upon the proposition Of
subscribing $3.50 o0J in 4 corporate cao.e
10 the consira- lion OF a rail road north We
throu shout the fertile valley o! the Cedar.
The response was noble one. By lars.
majority IL was decided thu, our cr.ru
should b. issued 10 the ex,.nt specrf;ed
Prva,e subscriptions to the amour, of M
least $500 more we're procured; and. il,
seemed fixed fact, no, only here. bu,
throughout the whole rerion OF country in .
tetes,ed, tina, . grea, desidera,un WIS abou,
TO be ST IN foo, and carried TO = successful
prosceut'on-that Of north IVES, raj ro.d
g the Minnesot. line. Bu, the Mississippi,
and Missouri road mus. be- usrd a. lar .,
Darani, and the propose road itself mus,
be a branch OF the great ~estern artery ;
aad, IN voting, the people go understood th.
matter A, a IN citing oil the board OF d,
ree'ors OF the Company already in opera
ton, IL ass concluded thst the resource, :.
IN. corpurst,on could not be attracted t,o.
the main route Al present, and the in,ima
ton vas thrown out officially, tina, il woul.
be agreeable TO have the eub.erip, on diver,
cd rom iss orig nal purpose and applied !,
the building Of the Mississippi and M,ssour
X T., between Iowa City anl For, d.
A"'ass. The Mayor and Common com
al OF Davenport took the subject in,o CON
Iteration, aud. al a recent meeting, .nad,
arrangements for net election t. defer
mine the question whether thete should b.
a transfer OF said sub .eririst. the matte,
10 be determined IN the ~ d IA, Of June.
With the be-, Of feelings 'at the Mi.- ..
s'ppi and Missouri road. se must object t.
this transfer for many reGsuns. and, ii o
vote must be taken at all. la il be upon
the question direct. whether the people will
subscribe that or sny other sam 10 its en-.
tension. We are fearful that this vacila,.
ing spirit Will inst ire feeling 81 d,stru-,
smoag our friends along the Inc OF the
Cedar. Who have been looking hopeful, to-
wards our city. and will engsn5er smonr
the opponents OF the rail road IN insressec
nerceness OF opposition. which vii break
down and override ,hose truly good move
ments IN the wsy Of improvement which ore
now being prosecuted. We hope ID Gu,
Council, upon mature reflection, sill recon.
nse an Unacceptable movement IN tner
course o. proceeding. and revoke this rIec-
uoa altogether. Should il proceed, we ca.
barely hope Tor any thing sl-s than Dc
cideo negative, rendered with feeling. 81
Unsupported exssperst.on. on thu par, q,
many we'll mesniny citizens, ~ .,..e op,n,on.
are entitled TO due Consideration.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-17

the business center - THE sqsare. AZ
10 Washington square. We regard h o sim.
ply out Of the question. Il should rot bs
thouxht Of for aoment.
The subject viii probably cone up b
lore the City Cesacii to-day. lie, Alder.
men give The ssbjee, their candid. unbias.
ed Consideration, and each one &C, Tor the
ssAo's city instead Of for particular local.
.ts.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-17
A Dasl lxtr,eraiaayv

Tie New Orleans Bee Of the I'd inn,
g'vcs IN account Of duel ex,raord,nar,
nesr that city, rs follows:
A duel was fought near this CITY ves,er.
DAY morning which, tor the slnvulari,y o.
It's drno"ncement, - perhaps unpsralleie,
10 the annals VI single combat. A sell
known gentleman in this community whom
se shall cell Mr. A., feeling himself 40.
grievrd by the conduct OF another gentle
a'an whom we shsiI designate Mr n s.n,
him . challenge. which wss accepted.
weapons. pistols; distance twelve PAGES:
time, SIX o'clock In the morning. Tn.
usua pr-l,m,naries were settled: q, the
word fire" both pistols exploded. Al m,
same instant b, was seen To stsgger. The
seconds rushed up, when il was iouu d that
the ball had struck the outer case of b,s
hunting watch, from which Il had glanced
at nearly right angle, passing through ,h.
lapel Ut hts Coat. The watch ma, worn
IN the sest Pocket and wa. alns-t directly
on the heart. The case was found 10 be-
considerably battered, bu, o,hersi-e th,.
watch hsd sustained no injury, although i,
had gained about three hour. in IA man,
minutes. Tn. hands, Mhich n moment !.
fore had stood At 20 minutes pas. ak, now
marked half past nine.
but perhaps the most curious part III our
story 10 TO come. On looking round 10 So.
what rad become oil A.. thu seconds d,,.
covered him leaning over in the act ~
picking up sum ething from the ground, and
On approaching nearer, discovered, to tbei,
astonishment, that one OF his whiskers
which he wore unusually large and heavy :,
had been shorn completely from his face.
snd that with as much precision N though
II had been accomplished by the most skill.
full barber. |, was thought some peculiar.
ny In the bore OF As pistol had communi.
Gated to the ball a 70 sry motion, which
combined with its great velocity could nee.
essarily produce nm effect similar 10 tina,
caused by acme sharp cutting instrument.
The result OF the duel, so far, had been A.,
utterly singular that II prec luded all thought.
OF pushing ~ IL a further aud perhaps more
disastrous issue. The seconds interposed
aud reconc,Ied their principals, ana in
couple OF hours thereafter the whole p.r,y
we're tossing each other In certain lash.
ionablr restaurant below Canal street.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-17

W brk0uLARs All rr-NEARLY o. 600
wokTH " Jg~ELRY TAKES SUMS,
evening the JeSeby establishment, OF M
.o~ir.. on Base street. fs,,on City, Wa
rn'ef,d oya gang OF burglars and about
viooo worth OF j,~~lry ard wat hes taken
.he .aie ~as taken out of the building car.
neg 70 vacant 1T aud broken open. The
ou'e lars lfit their tools BY the eide Of ,h..
safe. Is u they had beeu disturbed IN ,he,,
work. but earfi d OF the valuable. in IN.
sale. TIE work M. ev,cen,ly done hy
pesons experienced IN the business. and
mere must have been at leas, fye men en-.
vsged IN the burelary.-lL Lyons Mirror.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-17

The utter ignursncr shown bv rocs,.-
-" ., Eastern Papsfs OF the geography OF
'ae west 70 astonishing. The "Sc,en,t6c
american. published IN New York city.
"evo'es tie entire brat page to a plan Of .
'"omsfine carriage way Or tunnel. which j,
specliiy Recommends to the citirrns o,
sh,ssgo as vel adapted 10 crossing the Il.
n"o's ,'ser' THIS scientific journal would
70 wen " .cd 10 i's other at,ainms a,s. I M.
TIC oi The science of geography.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-17

W cupersiitition sill hy.s In some a,
.ss must absurd forms. A man in OH,
.ea'ed house, which he LETT after occu.y.
ing y lev weeks. The owner sued H.,
the rent, snd the case came on IN the c,,,,n
court, the plea VI the defence being ,ha,
the house ~ss haunted. The d.iendsn,
Won me case, the jury deeminR the ev,d~ nee
suihcieat 10 show tina, the hou.s v.. 90.
Cd ~ ghosts.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-17

a Bie Busisgss voa osE DAy.-J,m
Lane was q Lsavsn~or,h on Monday, the
as'L day Of Nay, ssd made two speeches.
De wss arrested the same dsv for .....,.
and battery With intent to kill. and admitted
% bail in $500. And he vas admitted ..
: 'as@sss Of the par upon taking oath 10
support ~ Constitution and the Organic
Act.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-17

SuicIDs.-The dead body OF a man va.
found. ing IN the hazel bushes. near M.
ea,ine. las, Friday. The Journal saws thu,
he~ss ly'neon his face. with pistol eli. tch.
ed IN his hand. and Goa, by hi. .,de:-
cofoner's inquest las been held. The
Deceased came to his death By a sho,
through the lett eye. penetrating the brain,
The revolver had one barrel not dschs,yed
from i.',ers aud silver watch found m
us poe k.'s. 'hs name Is supposed Ia have
De" .. y Leslie. Agoldrna aud S25 90
~ Coz. acre al-o found about his pets,n-
HIS see Is suppo.-d to have been be,weeo
70 and 81 yrs. tie registered nj. nam. :,
the Og,ie'e II, use last Monday forenoon.
giving Galena ~ his ves.depc. ana y,
Louis - HIS destination. He lodged !, The
hotel Monday night. and was seen last On
Tuesday morning.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-17

The AiAssA TaEosY EArLopxp.-D,.
panha@ei and Dr.. ALtissli give Their writ.
zen Opinions On The disesss VI The National
"e'e' y not ssiag psedseed By niss.a -
ops"sa's iron The sswsss sss ,ns, ,.e
'.se easss Is not yet discovered. Calvert,
- owner u tAs hotel. bassd ~ ss,ion
against the city for 81. 900 lsaases On
~ above suggestion.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-17

" Tneass Diddls. Ed. . csssis Of
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