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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-09

AmEkIoAss ABRoAD.-The following h hss OF
Americans registered Ut the BsnkiDgomss o. as
American European Express and ExcAange Co., '' p
from Oct Is to Oct. %, 1857: x.n. NJ
Van BeTfen W. y. Buckley, D. Leroy :; D. snd Adv
.Id Mia sbsrws sWest and lady. yshs n ~ B.ton
Lswery X. DIley, r', No. nd Mis- Tsonesu.
2.i I suD TS Ss ~, New o. ws.d vrIn ~
pr Prs,as Ssolns =; gaifs*IE sesn:os. Pssn:y.
Ma B. H. Toques John on..ssa md s'Iy % ci.n.
j. b Crane Sl vie, Nichs'n; j. j. o''n'''"''' -
FsoridsI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-09
NEwYoRK sUPREMAlE1y G0E DHIs sTATf s S
sIs 1swewM


n. wAYDELL AIT THE PROVINCIAL INSURANCE
COMPANY for money eesnu an yo 0.s he.Sx
and required the complaint il t S c seton
Dea WI W Yo,t Al the City Hall In the City Of NewYot
md to serve sS.w 81, T. the ..a On toe
sVo,h within twenty days ater the service Of this
susmops on yoo, exclusive Of the dsy Of ,och serve
s15 Won n 10 the said complaint within the time
ressd the plaintiff In this action Will take Judgment against
or for the Of Two Thousand Two Hundred and Fifty Dol
f lib interest thereon from the FRS, day Of Dec mber 1855
Sesde the costs Of this scon.-Da.ed New York. June
pH1 BARNEY, HUMPHREY BUTLER,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
TIE plant in the above tnttied action hed in the
sce Of the Clerk Of the City and County Of s!oae
ssid on the ID day Of October. 1857. -
BARNEY, HUMPHREY BUTLER,
"a iaU6xM Plaintiff AttorneYs.
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pLINDROLD GAME
AMERICAN CHESS ASSOCIATION.
HELD An ksS yosx, 1857,
rlifs1 h,

BLINDFOLD GAME
Between Mr. Louis Pausen of Dubuque, Iowa. and Dr. d.
]. Raphael Of Kentucky. Tine 81 hours .
This game played By Mr. Psulssn, simultaneously with
two others bis being Dr. Raphael Mr. 1hos Free
of Brooilyn and Mr. w. j. A. Faller of NewYork
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in the Grand and Minor Tcu,nAm.ra. y resds &c
folcvs:
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FAIR At THE CRYSTAL PALACE.
LIST OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Stores, Furnaces and Ranges.
w. Demorest No. S75 Broadway, NewY0rs for Mage Ga,
Cook Stoves.
Whtney Sanford Co.. No. lS9 Waters New:Y ork, for the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-09
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H'hes.r wssau, Msrofss;srss C"sfsry Nc sn srasi-
vsyH T. fer the bee. Seable freed Family se~iss M.ha.
10 6cld sls HAVING been before swudsd d plomi
g. P. ctspin No ]es Bioads -. " J., i'r d. sSld-u
~ Sowing Machires............ Upsoms
r jones' No Ss Broadway ~ T., fn Adjustable slni,ns
Gsuge for Sevi1g Msehtnes.....
William B. Bl.hop Franklin Baiinss, OrAnsest BT,,s5n.
for Bosom Guide for g. sing Ms hines OPP ,oA
]. n s3ar Co, No. as Broadway y. T.. Tor fsniy T
ing Machine bronze MeaAl
NJ. EaAss, No. 81 Broadway " Y, ors Sewing N,h,ne
I'M Singer Co.. No As Broadway. ". Y, 6s an EN-
hr0idefy S<wins hschne silver Medal
Watson Wooster Co. No 40 Broadway " Y for the bes.
srse thread Psmy Sewing As,hne for ehesppess and
small euyef MEDIA
Brushes.
" Puher No SO Pesrs;, " for the best jewellers and
sy,rutn BIT shes 10 Silver Medal having BEEN before
awarded l.... Diploma
J. " Psisr No $40 Pesrl e., ~ T., TO. Cannon Sponge
'pPiomh
PeamdEshlp and God Peas.
John Foley No. los Broadway T. for the best Gold Pea,
Bronze Medal
A. H. Wheeler No SIS Broadway N. Y, for the best orua
mental PERI snship. diploma
Herman Ceiling No ~ Warrens.. " " Tor very superior
spe linen Of Oman entail Pen PiomA
Henry e. Buck Sixthsv, " for beautiful specimen Of
Mechanical DrarIHys.
Theodore Kausb SasqnehaHna Station, Erie ksroi Pa
for Mechanical Drawing small siver Mecal
Samuel Stanton Newbarsh ~ Y, for Drawing OF Marine
Engine Suial su'e1 me iA
G. knndsou, No. III West Forty nth st., n T.. for Me
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his devotion to the Emperor, and carried
the day, as we have seen, by an overW helming
msiority. The caba was intensely veXed
NATURALLY; the Genital Government was also vexed
a, naturally. A large number Of Mayors who had
ventured to vote for MigeOn were dismissed or re.
0uesed to send in their designations. Then this trla
ia got up; and in the course of it the prosecution,
wandering wide away from the counts Of the ind,t
ment take every means to destroy the reputation Of
MigeOn. His money transactions, his pecunlary
condition his family relations aud Utmost private
| fe are all brought into open court The PrOcureur
Imperial, with sl the aVidty and more than the
malice of village gossip, rakes together from secret
police reports, floating scandal, private letters, mis-
tatemeAts and msap,rehensiOns, mass of caunny
that even if i. were sue, has after all no legal bear
ing on the charges, but tina: is for the most part
proven to be false. The viruent spirit of the prose
cutOn is patent to any impartial reader of the re-
port Of the trial.
IL is but too true that after all this irree IAN
searching into the private character of Coua
MigeOn by enemies who 80 recently are proved to
have bonored and courted him with dinner invita-
tors, public laudstions, and private letters full
sycophs ntic phrase, the late member OF the Corps
Lepslatf and welcome guest at the Tu'leries turns
out 10 be not immaculate. but it is also true that
whatever was worst in him was perfectly well
known TO these adulatOrs and prosecutors long ago
In fine, the prosecuting attorney has made bad
business worse b.; his unskilful management Of the
care. He has given an opportunity to one of the
ablest and the very wittest Republican lawyers OF
the French bar urler prete x of defending his client
TO pass scathipg criticism on the pretended free.
dom of the late elections to show up the disgrace:al
intriguing Of high placed digntaries, 70 lay bare TO
pubic mockery the cant and sham OF " unlversal
suffrage as practiced under Government pressure
ard patronage. Every liberal Journal in The country
eagerly selzes upon and safely publishes in eKteuso
Jules Fsvres speech, CT which there is hardly
paragraph that published as editorial, would not
condemn writer, manager and printer 10 fine aad i'm
pIisonment. Matters are nov brought 10 such .
psss by the laundering zeal of the Procareur Impe-
rial of Coniar, and by the legal ssumen and pointed
wit Of Favre, that whether Migeon be csndsnned or
acquitted, the scandal to Government cannot be d..
minished. II he be condemned, he VII probably
appeal and the scandal will be continued If he be
acquitted the local sdmnistration directly and the
central authority indirectly are virtually condemned.
letter from the PreEct Of Police read before the
Court by the prosecutor, also furnishes suii .iens
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07

Debility and Nerve asness, Distaste for society.
Gloomy PTesentments, pain and weakness in the
and waisry eyes, eruptions On the face and body,
restleosness Of vicious dreams AID unrefreshing
sleep unntness for marriage relation, improper ex-
ctabiity Of the organs, structure, costiveness piles,
dyspepsia Re. 10 the truth Of this, less In
eacn case, every sufferer from solitary Indulgence can
attest. And further, any latent family predspo-
sition to dissass - imbecilty, Impotence, insanity
ny. and il Is sssus,y the mssefrsqssss cause q
those naladtso - young peSsone, - proved ~ the
statistics Of Ill Countries And this Is equally tire
Of 18th sezes-stali, II token IN time, this disease
and ~ eoassqusncs perfectly snsnshss 70 treat
ment.
d. Hsbbell he's. for many years past, been con-
suited apoo 70 many and distressing cases Of this
vice, that his attention has been necessarily much
directed TO IL tSsatnent and csse ed he Is happy
tp add. has, beyond his most sanguine expectations
natured . treatment ct oncs safe and certain, and
DR. Hub6eps Trsaaiss should b obtsiaed b. every
one, - Il will prove complete salegaard against TIM
position. II explains the nature and osnsegnencso
Q, oil diseases Of the geRerative organs.
n fhooe living q distance, BY enclosing two
postage stamps. il order 70 prepay he postage, Mn
receive copy ~ return Of msil, gratis. Z
DR. Hubbelps sxperiencs y not sxceled By any ply
stefan, IN IL tssatmsnt Of Atcoss Dtssssss Of any
NOTICE-ulGHLYIxP TO HsMALHss
IN -An ladies Suffering Of Female ComDlaint-
whatever, are reccnmsndsd 70 cai. An caSss treats
results. Uterine and painful menstrual Ohstr ion
requiring surgical operations removed BY scientific
trestuent. n desired, convenient roo0s provided.
Advice strictly confidential
Persons living q distance, b. giving plain
statement their cases, win b Attsnded TO punctu
ally, and medicines forwarded By expeess 70 al DaTts
Of the United atates.
Address, Hubbsll. n D. box less P o. CAiaase,
Illinois.
Private omcs, 10 = laaAolph .. oDsssits ~
Revere Hotel.
Junoloda
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07
EEOne of the most melanchol

EFOne of the most melancholy
instances Of editorial ignorance on rec
ord appears in yesterdays Gozete.-
Sanders does not know the sex of the
great Senator Of Illinois. He calls him
ia petite' Giant! If there be any man
in America, who has given unequivical
evidences of mas enes:,
that man is Judge Douglas, and yet
the Guzette thinks he belongs to the
fair Seeks The schoolmaster is not
abroad.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07

What hurt the Minnesota Republi-
cans Was 1t the ''injuns" who COM
mitted the singular indiscrction of vo-
ting with their blankets on" or was it
the vast Government patronage in that
territoryl What notion the Gazette
has Of its own party! 1t says that
had not money been lavished on voters
at the polls in sums of FIVE dollars the
state would have gone Republican,
thereby plainly charging that members
Of it, own party can be bought up at
Ave dollan . head!
Dear at that!
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07

Delinquency on the part Of the par
" who hes the contraet for carrying
the mail between this city and Rock
Island, is becoming too frequent TO
admit Of forbearance. The contract of
the Chicago d Rock Island Railroad
ends at Rock Island and the contract
of the Mississippi d Missouri Railroad
commences at this city. Hence there
10 q contract by the Ferry Company
from the r. I.'depot to our post office.
No less than twice this week has there
been delay Of the mails. The train
on he C. Il r. !. Road was late, and
the Ferry co. neglected to bring the
mail across the river until the next
morning, thus putting hundreds to
great inconvenience, to say nothing
of the morning papers which depend
upon the evening mails for their late
news. The fault, as We understand it, is
with the Ferry company, and we trust
no time will be lost in either compel
ling them to fulfil the contract, or else
putting it into other hands. The mail
should be brought across the bridge on
the cars, instead of waiting the move
ments Of the ferry. We deem this a
matter of no small Importance and
shall look for an immediate and thor.
ough remedy through the interven-
ton OF the proper authorities.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07

FACILITIES FOR GETTING Produce TO MARKET
DtISc THE WINrER-The n u Herald Of
the I'd inst, referring to the insufficient sup
ply Of breadstuffs at the East, says:
The country at large has abundant sup
plies Of food, and this must, by some meant,
be brought to the consumers. Indeed, one
Of the singular features of this present crises
is that the harvests have been abundant
The Western States have never produced
such "a crop as is now started in their barns.
1t is estimated that Illinois alone has one
hundred and sixty million bushels Of wheat,
but for the dsarrangement Of the currency,
would be moving forward to market; and
Iowa, Wisconsin, Indiana and Ohio are full
Of wheat and corn The ordinary means Of
transportation eastward by the Lakes and
canals are particularly at an end for the pres
ent season, and it is manifest that there is
not now supply sufficient for the demands
of the East until spring. The railroads will
be taxed to their full extent to furnish tran
sportation for it during the winter; and at
present it would seem that they must derive
profit from it. The West il in much
more favorable position now than ever be-
fore To- get her crop to market in the winter
season. The navigation of the Ohio and
Mississippi is exceedingly good now, owing
TO the unusual rains, and the present state
of the winter indicates navigation from the
mouth OF the Ohio during the winter The
network of the railroads through Illinois
and Indiana, leaning to ST. Louis and Cairo,
ut the mouth of the Ohio, will furnish faciI-
tiles to ship breadstuifs from those States
and Wisconsin, by way of n. O., during all
the winter months The present prices in
the markets of the Atlantic cities and
abroad would render shipments, even from
Wisconsin, Iowa and Northern Illinois
highly remunerative. Wheat in sacks car
now be transported from Chicago to Eng
land by railroad to Cairo, and thence by
steamboat to New Orleans and landed il
Liverpool at less than 81 per bushel, and
yield profit of forty or fifty per cent.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07
SUMMARY.

TnE CmcAeo Tnx-Invesligatioa Of this
matter b sin eontinued before tl,e coroasr,
With hope Of discovering The cause ofthe
late dreadful calamity in that city. As yet
no clue which would lead 70 any disclosure
Of the cause has been obtained. The mat
10 involved in the same dark mystery which
qas ever pervaded it. Private opinions are
various. Some intimate that il WAS viii
full act Of some malicious party; others that
it was the result Of the improper conduct Of
the young men and women who occupied
the upper storisA
Election returns from Wisconsin indicate
SO for the election Of Randall, Republican,
to the Governship.
During the week ending October 81 there
are rived at the single port Of Buffalo from
Chicago, 1897 bills -four, 5s3,s5s bu.
wheat, 52,s5l Blu. corn, and 35,345 bu.
oats.
During the entire month Of October, there
arrived at the same port, 2,ll7.37s bu.
wheat Ala $50 bu. corn, and 1872 .Os9 bn.
oats, all Of which, with the exception Of
small quantities from Ohio and Wisconsin,
was sent from Chicago.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07

REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF SILK,-A cores.
pondent writing from Paris, October sth. J
says:
It is source of great congratulation to
the ladies, to say nothing of their husbands,
that very material decline has recently
taken place in the price Of silk-the prices
OF which had become SO high as to threat
ell revolution in the prevailing taste, which
requires so much additional quantity in the
robe. The fall in China silk is not less than
2Of the kilo or lOf the pound, and cor.
responding fall in the manufactured article
is now taking place.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07
TOBACCO MANUFACTURES IN PRUsslA.-Ther,

TcBAooo MANUFAcroRIEs IN PRUsslA There
is at present in Prussia ITO tobacco manufac.
tories in which l5,l3i persons ase employ
ed. The Rhesnish province is that which
has the most manufactures and workmep,
the numbers being respectively ais and
1906 The most considerable maufactory
in the kingdom is that of Berncastel, in the
circle of Treves, which has at least 26O
workpeople. The number Of women and
children employed in those establishments
IN Prusaia amounts 70 $500. ss ls4sa4
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07
MEDICAL.
DIR. HUBBELLS
Private Medical Companion {!
UM(OrtNNte,S Friend.
JUSTPUBLISHED, GRATUITOUS.
MEDICAL.
TO YOUNG MEN AND

TO YOUNG MEN AND
others. Nervous Debility
and Chronic diseases. The
first and direct consequence
Of excess and abuse Of the
sexual system, Is . peculiar
diseased Condition Of the %.
minsl organs which The Au-
thor In HIS TREATISE, has
called the special disease Of
Mast urbatlon. The follow
ing disorders, some In one
case, some In another, are
again the direct consequen-
ces Of this disease, viz D.
minal Emissions General
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07
OUR JOB OFFICE.

1Asss havins psiasiDs wosk Of any description to
- So. vsll saA. ~ Job Ono Of the STATE On
specaAs sAs 70 .ssn II cot - neatly, and a, - mo-
>sssss prices, sny In the city. Our assortment {"
- snd every other requisite, are such a. !" 'esve
nsAiAs - - desired TO enable - to furn''h - wen
ssssussA boss work, circulars, posters, and ether
1sss, q cen b. printed We Invite any having co"
waoAs 70 give cor ONCE trial.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07
Ohio.

PRoGREss o. DEMOCRATIC TRUTH.
In 1854, the Democracy were beat
en- by $4,000.
In 1856, the Democracy were beat
en- BY $4,000.
In 1856, tie Democracy were beat
On BY 10000.
In 1857, the Democracy were beat
On BY l,000l
Well done for the Buckeye State.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07

WA. AALEs. w. Z. 0.AAs,
ALLEN L CLARK,
Attorneys + CounSclloTs at Law.
Noe1vSes Public, Obm@lsars~ . Dpane ~
MssssdAssSts. A0snfs for CAaytev Ca ~
ksGaOpce o.; Aeas Etsse ~ -
DtscOWNs Arckevs.
POST OEZY0B DC7LDINOS, BRADY ~
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
1NOLLD0fIONO and ~ professional busfue,s IN
~ every part Of the State intrusted 70 oar care
viii receive prompt attention; Money invested; Ts1ss
paid. for non-rssidents; Money Loaned on unsn evu.
beTsd Rsa Hstate security; Farms, Houses and lots
eased; Real Estate Of Ill kinds boaehs ana eon On
os0af0s1on.
Monty constantly on hand 10 Ioan, a psssosal
and Deal Kstets eecusity.
Land Warrants bought and sold, and Ioeated hy
experienced Agents
We invita ~ stt0uea Of slhps1uons n seesrA OF
highly improved Farms, valuable city properly. or
unimpsoved Lands 70 our extended and da1 incrsae.
ing catalogue Of Real 8state 10 parties v1shlns 4
invest On epec1lation, We orr on NE most favorSh1
TERMS iassc tracts Of carefully o. cted Prairo M
YfmSw lands, sisussed near lines Of peopoood IN
roads b nserly al the counties OF The 6eAte
Also large tracts Of land IN Minnesota ana Me-
r.. Uu1e Of the best LOts IN Omaha Oiy. ~ "A
feel eoaa Isn't thas iron list embYoein9 pfonorsv q
IT, amount cfhalf miljon Of dolIaxs. ~ - sSss
pesaes ~ essiSeus q mating AYst rste invSCs60x
S0n9eH AIk1w 0IAAn.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07
EV THE LIVER
INVlGOK ATOR
Prepared by DR.. SANFORD,

rs great Scientific Medical discovery, and is daily
l. working cures, almost too great to believe 1t
cures as II by agic, eren the FIRST dose giving be-
merit and seldom more than one bottle Is required to
cure any kind Of Ltuer Complaint, from the worst
Jaundce or Dyspepsia II . common headache all of
Which are the Yeault OF a uiSea sed Liver
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07

Asp WHITE T8RTH, PERFUARD BREATH
e4 and Beautiful Complexion can be acquired
By using the "Balm OF . thousand Fiowers' What
lady or gentleman would remain under the curse OF
= disAgreeable breath, when by using " Balm Of
Thousand Flowers" - dentifrice would not only
rendc, II sweet Tut leave the teeth white aabas-
terri Many person. do not know their breath IL bad
and the subject 10 delicate their friends will never
mentioni It. Beware Of Counterf-its. he sure each
bottle is signed YRTRIDGE X Co., N. Y. For sale
by oil druggists.
WOODLAND CREAM."-A Pomade for beautify-
ing the HAlr-hiahly perfumed, superior TO any
French article imported aud for han tho price, For
dressing LAoies' Aar It has no equal, giving It .
bright, glossy appearance. 1t causes . (Stntleman's
Hair curl in the most natural manner. Il removes
Dandru1, always giving the Hair the appearance Of
being fresh shampooned Price, only fifty cents
None genuine unless signed
FRTRIDGE 4 co.
Proprietors OF the "Balm Of Thousand Flowers"
For ,ale BY TAYLOR & BALLORD, No 10 IeClaire
BOW. Sole agents for Davenport.
Juy23dAw6m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07

HARPER
NOVEMBER,
GRAHAM,
N. Y. JOURNAL,
BALLOU,
NICK MAX,
YANKEE NOTIONS and Monthly Novelette, and
i Register Of Rural Affairs fer 1858, for sale 1t
oce2dsf STARTS NEWS DEPOT.
TWIN CITY BOOK STORE F.!
VIEWS DEPOT.
SECOND ST., OPPOSITE Ii CLAIRE HOUSE,
BOOKS! BOOKS!
stationery, Fancy Goods,
GOLD PENS, PORT MONEYS,
COLONIES, Perfumeries,
Hair Oils, Soaps.
Iithograps, Maps Of oil kinds,
A Nd srest variety Of other things, such ~ y
n only kept In Book Stores.
LSO:
M A q A II N E $!
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS.
OF al the most popular kinds. The following are
received and for sale.
N A G A z / N E s:
Harper,
Cooley, Graham,
EmeYsOn's 4 Putnsm's New Monthly,
Peterson, Knickei booker, Household Words,
Blaciwood; PRANK Lslie's Ney Family nssasine,
Monthly Part, I@slie's I'll. Monthly Part.
Nick Max, Yankee Notionss
WORKING Farmer.
Hunts Nerchant's Mag, water Cure Journsi.
Dinsmore's = r. Guides. London Qusr,erly Review
Appleton's r. Y. Guide, Hdinburg DO do
chronological journal, NorthBIitishd do do
NEW YORK WEEKLIES.
Heral6,
Tribune, Times,
Day Book Sunday Dispatch.
Ny. Ledger, u. Z. Mercury, clipper,
Picayme, Bro. Jonathan, Home Journal,
Life Country Gent, RaIal NJ oFkos, uovelette.
Hsrper's WY. III, rLssliss, m. Spirit 81 ths FINES,
Iogter'o 0p1Yit, 0etentl0c ADe11Ann.
ISlsh NewS, Spiritual fsosOsaSA,
Irish AmeSiean. Police 0asotte
NY. Leader, Living A..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07

New Orleans and st. Louis during the
month of of October, foots up as follows:
New York $5,l66, oO1
New Orleans, 1854 PA
81. Louis, 100000
Total, S7,45I 1876
OF this sum, 81 1912 ,2sO came from Eng
land, 1901 $50 from Havana, 1882 1884
California and Havana principally from the
formerly and 100000 Ito st. LOUIS from
the plains and other portions of the coun-
try.
The New York Herald" in which the
above figures are found, adds:
To this sum should be added certificates
ofFdeposit received by the Persia to the
amount of over a million of dollars, which
certificates are as good rs, and in : more
convenient form than specie itself, because
remittances to England can be made by
means ofthem Out of these monthly cash
receipts seven and half millions Of dollars
We have not actually sent out of the coun-
try more than mere trihe-say two or
three hundred thousand dolars-so that
the first OF Nov. sees it richer by at least
seven millions of dollars in specie than we
Wcic ou Tue uTsI oI Oct. lnlS NAV seem
extraordinary in view of the depression in
trade, but the fact is nevertheless SO. Tho
times are hard, specie is plenty.
Il GUESS You CAN CoME-We heard a
good story day or two ago, which we will
tell, mauger the risk of its being second
handed; and it is too good story to offend
even those whose sect it hit. Some good
lady, at the ontset of Universalsm, conceiv-
ed q holy horror at the blasphemy Of its
bold supporters in pretending that all void
be saved. 1t was preposterous, outrageous;
in the spirit that filled her, she wouldn't
have man in her house who believed in
the abominable doctrine. She kept a board
ing house, and applied test to belief to all
who sought to obtain board.
The first who offered was . captain. and
she began with
DO you believe that all the world will be
savedY
No, madam said he.
How many do you think will be damned?'
continued she.
oh" said he, 4 don't know-perhaps a
million
WELL the old lady remarked. in tone Of
content, well, that's better than none at all
II guess You can come.-Lynn's Reporter
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07

~Three years since Nathaniel P.
Renh entered Congress poor man
without any visable means Of support;
y \ IN wealthy. Stick pin there.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07

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personal not e1emps from pseseeueaon. unto ben5a-
min Matthews, for the benc6t Of all hs creditors.
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