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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-26

improved Farms and Wild lAnds, City Property,
Ae for sale at moderate price. aud GA essy terrn..
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY.
No. is5. FIrsi rate twosiory brick hoase lorooms,
with modern couveEi-Hc.s Front street, Va block
!, fs1ion's addition spl-adid view, Ac.i ssxiso
Nc Ia Fine two story brick house, rooIns, Ac,
oa fTost street, block FaltoAs addition oi tUxlso
view cf river, &er very extensive. Price, ts,vuo
No 4 10, =, block g. soaise, on Third street, good
soGss, four rooms etsiern, sc.
Ne lei Lot =, bloek ~ soasoo, good frame house
No lss, Lot 5, block ~ so1loo excellent house.
No isa Lot O. block - sonxo, nne house
No iss Lot i5ss also on Brady street, between
Front aud Steamboat Landing Price, $4,000
No Of A small house on Brady street, near
Locust, three rooms, well, &c loi ssxs5l Price,
| Asoo
NJ 3Si Lot In block los, ia lie Claire. addition
s"Aiso feet on Brady street. Price, s2,oso
Ne $50 Lot =. in block ., In AeIsio.b'. addition,
| eskiio Good house new aud complete Price
utso
No ga L-i. and 3, block ., corner Warren
and fifth strsets Very choice Iais Price, As,s0o,
| essh, balance three and dive ,ears.
| No ia LII. .nd Z, IN black ~, corner Western
Avenue sad sth street Prise, 4. uuo cash, tai.
| an.e three and hve years
/ Ne 90 L~as. DO feet On Brady street, NEXT 10
i.ainhfit.s Row Excellent Lots for Building. Terms
very law.
/ Ne. ais A beautiful four acre lot In Eldridses
addition 10 kA-t Dassspsrt Price, q, 10
No. s'i lots la block /, Armirs addition, ola 10.
| Gust street esslto Price, ss0o
/ No ~ Hoase aud lot corner Rock Island and
Pleasant streets 10, block D. Lsnsrii~ addition
I'VE na. rooils usyd well aud eisl~rn. Price oiSaI
Ne - Part loi l. In block H. on Perry street
thasee ba.ldiEs site coxs4 fries, $500
Ne 2s2 House aud lot corner Main and Locust
| o. soo
Ne 9iA House aud lot, corner Laurel and Farnam
streets, s'xap Oood cottage house, i've roo,n-
Kitchen, ci-'srn, barn and stahl. Price, 1900
No rs E..i 30 feet Of lot 2 In block &C. on FOURTH
| street, between Perry sai Rock Island Price e50o
No S22 kssl - feet sf bot B. block 81, on Fourth
between Brady and Ferry Price, sslvo
No sio Rssaiifai building lot on 10th street be
| tween kock Island and Iowa streets, oOxl5O Price
| u. IA
Ne Na isoIiss feet BRADY street In Noel. nd
| iiton. frter, ti ,sop
No IA Lot 8 block &C, corner Second and lew,
! street,. Price, tosoo
Nc als Lease IL years. choice lot on Third street
corner fsrr, and kosk Island. Price, ti, no
No aS House sad lot eorIer Perry aud rlcssan
streets, IA lAmorii. addition. irie. u ~, one
| fsarth ca.s
1 No sss Twelve choice ten acre lots near N,
| stss
No as Two ter lu,s ia East Davenport
No Sss Large nsw Warehouse near depot
No .si spIesdid soe.siou for warehouse neal
| depot
JOHNSON COUNTY
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-26
rnE TELEGRAPH s,sIsss..
DISCHARGED MECHANICS SSLIsTIss IN THs
ARMY.

The United States recruiting service .,
thriving in these hard time-. Since tLs
manufactures and other establishment.
which give ~ much employment 10 the Il.
boring classes, have been discharg,ns their
hands, the enlistment Offices in thu. city are
bcsieged by those thus thrown oui of work.
The United State. army will bc composed
of \ better class of men during the next
i've years in consequence of the financial
convul.ion, than il has had in it, ranas f,r
. long time. Two dctachment- will shortly
leave this city to enter upon the duties ~
the soldier Onc u four hundred men will
start for California ON the 3Uth inst. and
another Of thre. hundred and fifty will de-
part-their destination is not yet deter
mined-oa the 5th Of November.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-26
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY.

No l, House On Brady street, lot I block Rus
sells Addition double hoaas, good clst.rn and well
no~ bringing xo1d rcni
No .. House on 18th street. NEAR Brady, eight
rooIas aud perfect. iot +4xl5o, ~ili be cold 81
. bargsin.
No. ,, House and lot hfth street, corner OF
Western Avenue, Two stesls. well furnished aud
nearly new.
No sks. Two good houses sad lots on nnh Of
Adjoining The above equally .Asatie With the exeef
ton Of hot being located a eurher
Ne House ON Brady street, nearly new, nov
renting for t2ao but purchaser could take Posses
sion III. hfst vi July Lot toxlso
No !. House on Brad, street adjpinins The above
reosns
No House corner Of l4th and Brady, new wei
built AID eoininodious, noS TeatlIy Tor 49,, io
toxiso
No House and lot In DE Witt. house IL siori.
high, good well-pric~ eco
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-26

vsllIAu ALIUu. ~. Z. cLAa2.
IOWA LAND AGENCY.
ALLEN 4 CLARK,
Attsrneys Z CsanseleFs q Law,

NEAL ESTATE DROKERs,
+ IrE INSURANCE AND GENERAL LAND
IL Agents and Notaries Publ
Collections and oil professions bssinsss Ia every
part Of the state entrusted care will receive
promp4 sttchtion Money invested tsnss paid Tor
non-rr.idenfs money ioAiaed uGeEe uinorred Heal
ksiatc security LAID Warrants bought, sold and
located IAszs, houses aid lsts leased ksai hstAse
u al kinds bought and sold IN commission
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-26

1osssD sesss of untnprovsd prairie and iimhsr
Lad, In scost, Cedar, 1usestse, Clinton, Jsspef,
Jahnsou Hsncock, WfnnsbAgo Wright, 6Sou1 osa-
ton ess0y, ReWssksik. Posiawaitomts, and oshss
counties. Which ne cell 81 low prices, sGordng
nns oppsssuastes ssr investment that wtll pay aNy
pss ssat pss snn0m-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-26
JOHNSON COUNTY

s's*secAs
No sll isu serr- near Iowa tiiJ 10 acrcs broke.
Price, tl4 per acre
On 20 leo ACRES seven mice from Iowa CITY
NtTs rL0tc-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-26

GEORGE L. NlCkOLLS,
0ener1l Re1l EesAse .9geMl

O6aee In Davenports block, Main Street
r AND WARRANTS BOUGHT, SOLD AND
IL located. Unisaprcved Land Farms aud Gil
PYou~rsy for saie aud Money invested
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-26
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY

W. iasiis attention to oar extensive catalogue Of
Improved Farms and Wild LAsds. Cit, Property
Ae, for sale at moderate price. aud e..y term..
, 1857-05-22

On! OUR n-Our former courteous
and discreet cotemporary at Steilacoom, Of
the Republican, has broken ground with us,
and taken us to task, at length, in his last
issue, for our presumption in addressing a
loOrd to former old line tchigs," few weeks
since. We have ever been firmly convinced
that, left to his natural instincts, Mr.. BMcH
would conduct a paper honorably and
creditably nor is this an imputation that
he has Or can be reached, or his opinions
be moulded by "green room" exortatons
or performances but in the name Of o
legion of former old line wings" we must
protest against his belaboring and scorch-
ing us so numerically as he has, in the last
issue of the Republican, for simply indica-
ting that national men would do well to
fall into the ranks Of national party.
Now we aver that the Republican has deUo-
ted itself to US in the last issue without
cause, and committed fragrant breach
of the peace" because it has advanced
nothing in answer to our "word to former
old line whigs," demanding q rejoinder.
The article in question, Of our cotemporary,
contains "an infinite deal of nothing"
The reasons Of Mr.. B. are as two
grains of wheat hid in two bushels of chaff !:
you shall seek all day ere you find them,
and when you have them, they are not worth
the search" but still that fact is no offset
to the hammering (inhard names) and the
pounding we have received, in consequence
of our suggestion that national men natu-
rally belong to national parties. Oh now
quit ! please do ! Luff up Hte.
We have one favor to ask of the editor
of the Republian-one of vital Importance
to the stability Of the Union: We beg of
him not to send a copy of his paper con,
tanning that one drop Of democratic blood 4"
TO President BUCHANAN The result, doubt
less, would be anarchy and confusion in the
Cabinet dissolution of the Union, or
direct resort to the bagginct." And fur
thcrmore We most earnestly desire that he
will not send his own paper of the 18th
May, nor endeavor to procure copies of our
paper containing /" a tcOrd to former old line
Whigs,' to the surviving sons of either
HENRY CLAY or DANIEL WEBSTER. On the
receipt thereof would they not look foolish +?
Would they not think they had made great
fools Of themselves "Dred Scott" and
" Uncle Toms CABIN defend us against
such an exposure
, 1857-05-22

ZONE Horse" CoNvENrIoS.-The call
for Territorial convention Of the self
styled Republican party, for the nomina-
tion of candidate for delegate TO Con-
gress, was responded to on Monday last,
by the assembling, at this place, of repre-
sentatives, by proxy and otherwise, from
about One7haLf the counties in the Territory;
or, in other words, only about One-haLf the
counties were represented We are in
formed that the nomination was rendered
to Col. W. H. WALLACE, of Pierce, d. r.
BIGELow, Esq, of Thurston, and perhaps
others, who respectfully declined to be set
up, merely to be knocked down again-a
signal triumph Of sagacity and prudence
over vaulting ambition-worthy of com
mendation and example but it was not
followed. The prospective crown, ~ after
having been at least thrice gently laid
aside, was at length firmly planted upon
the hard, gigantic thinking apparatus of
Hon. A. S. ABERNErHY, NJ. c., W. T., of
The reserre, Cowlitz county, who meekly
yielded up himself subject to be placed
upon the sacrifcial altar. At such q
scene, the reader can very readily imagine
the more knowing ones of the dark crowd
placing their thumbs to their noses, with a
rogueish, waggish leer, giving a graceful,
though provoking, motion of the hand and
pointers" to the right and left, exclaim-
ing Ito themselves) "loeak sister "-"sOLdn
small loss " &c. Well, Mr.. ABERNETHY
am the victim of the midnight designs of the
one horse -" lamp-black convention
Murder most foul as in the best It is,
But this most foul. strange, and unnatural"
There being no competition for the
honor (2), Mr.. ABERNErHY was nominated,
we believe, by acclamation. The platform
of resolutions adopted, and the speeches
made on the occasion, SAVIOR very strongly,
we are told, of the GdrrisOnidn doctrine /;
but we forbear to comment thereon until
they shall have obtained publicity we are
informed on good authority, however, that
some of the former, reliable old "tehcsl
bosses have, or are about to kick entirely
out Of the traces, in consequence of the
superabundance Of abOlitiOnism contained
in the resolutions. That is their business,
not ours.
, 1857-05-22
News

better LATE THAN NEvER."-At the
time we were about giving directious to
" lock up" our town was surprised by two
welcome visiters. We doubt very much
if any military or civil officers were ever
received in this Territory with more con-
pratulations than that which attended the
reception at this place on yesterday of Col.
JARED S. HuRD, and c. c. TERRY, of Seattle.
HuRD is a lucky fellow. A thousand years
to him, and may his shadow increase! The
above named gentlemen have furnished us
with New York papers up to April goth
New Orleans dates to April 10Th, and from
San Francisco to May 10. The news
contained in these papers, whilst it is sad
in some respects, will be certainly refresh
ing to our citizens Our thanks are also
hereby rendered to Mr.. CUNNINGHAM' for
like favors.
The indomitable SCRANTON has, as we
are credibly informed, received contract
for carrying the U. S. mails from Olympia
to Vancouver's Island for four years, for
the sum of $22, 400 per annum. Himself
and Capt. Hunt, of the late Major Iomp-
kins, have purchased steamer in San
Francisco called the Constitution, of six
hundred tons burthen, and will sail under
command of Capt. HUNT, on the 9th Of
June, for this place We also understand
that the steamer Resolute, Capt. Pray,
sailed from San Francisco on the 10th inst,
and may be expected here in few days.
This vessel, it will be recolectcd, was pur-
chased by the milling interest at Port
Madison and Port Gamble.
The indefatigable SCRANTON will leave
San Francisco in the U. S. surveying steam
er Aetirc, for Puget Sound. Amongst 9th
er freight, the Aetire, as we are informed,
will convey to our borders the commission
to adjust the boundary line between the
United States and Great Britain north.
Hope they will have good time of it.
The San Francisco Herald of the l4th
May, contains an account Of the utter ami
hilation Of Capt. Crabb's party at Cayorca,
Sonora. The party consisted of eighty
four men, not one of whom escaped This
is as bad, if not worse, than the Mexican
massacre at Goliad.
At the last advices from Nicaragua,
Gen. Walker was surrounded by the Costa
Ricans, and his escape was considered ex-
ceedingly doubtful
1t appears that w. B. Reed, of Phila-
delphia, has been appointed Minister to
China. Gov. Geary, late of Kansas, has
been rendered the appointment of Gov
ernor of Utah.
We will give more detailed account Of
the news next week.
, 1857-05-22

Successor TO GENERAL WooL.-I1e FOL.
lowing General Order, No. 8, (datsd Head
Quarters of the Army, New York, Aarcl
10, 1851 will prove Of general Interest,"
explaining as it does, important military
changes Secently determined on:--o q Z.
l. Brevet Major General John =
Wool will assume command Of the Depart
ment Of the East. Head Quarters 1ruy,
N. Y.
g. Brevet Major General David :.
Twiggs will about the 1st Of May, fepsH
to and assume the command Of the ~
partment of Texas. - aisi
8. Brevet Brigadier General NeEn.D
S. Clark, Colonel sixth infantry, VIZ y
anticipation of future movement o. y
regiment, repair to California and sisaa'
Of the Department oi the fscSs Y
Head quarters of the Department o. 'ns
West will, in future, be st. Louis MO-
By command of Breyet Lieut v'H'
Scott: ~ .rtasa u,
l.. THOMAS, Asst. Adj. Gen'
, 1857-05-22
From SALT LAKr.-Tho S. F. Hr'N

FRoM SALT LAKE.-The s. r. N
says - ssn
BY private letters, received IRON IN n.
Lake, Mr.. Thompson learned toSs toSnsSs
scsm in the Mormon church has assSD ssani,ss
formidable character. The GlaoessS, s;,S !,
or apostates from the Simeon purG, la,s- u..ts
enunciated by Brigham and his ao1s's6i t6sir
have of late wonderfully increaSeu ~
numbers, and grown SO rebellious 10 ,S't ,Sitbs
prophet is forced 10 environ hlmsel' I Ia,iers
trusty guard of the faithful. me % and
state that his house is guarded higu are
day by his friends, and that, SO Dive IVA 10
bis enemies against him, he is aiLS' i1LaS.srtsd
show himself in public. He has SU.s as.'I uOI
the Tabernacle. Mr.. Thompson wv
confirm the rumor of his fight. =, sc
The Mormons Of Carson Valiey, ~ tbeir
count of difficulties apprehended WIZ wis.Dutorily
Gentle neighbors, had been pereL, but
ordered to Salt Lake, by the froPn'S Descs
thinking it easier to negotiate have
than to sacrifice their homes, tney and
shaken hands with the AmaleKll'''
buried the tomahawk.
, 1857-05-22

con6scation or destruction They wish to
see the descendants of these and other
heroes and patriots grasp each other py
the throats and engage in death'struggle
for political ascendency. Did the heroes
of the revolution pledge their fortunes,
their lives, and their sacred honors, for any
such fatal purpose ? Did the sages Of
1881, who framed our constitution, and the
patDiot constituency whose will consecra-
te5Sit as the bond of union, look to any
such result? Did the fathers of the Re
public, ,>Mhose devotion to the common good
was manifested in giving life, energy, and a
wise direction under our great charter, de-
sign or expect it to fall prey to sectional
strife or cupidity T? We know it is not so.
For more than half century, at least on
our national anniversary, the voice OF the
patriot has assured US to the contrary.
Until the malign influence Of sectional
ism assumed an imposing and defiant form,
not candidate for public favor ever failed
to pledge himself to the Union, and the
whole Union. Nc one could command the
sufTrages of the people who was not heart
and soul for it, now and in all time to
come. Beneath the dark cloud Of section
alism other views gained hot-bed exist
ence The frost of disappointment has
given them a death-chill. The principles
and purposes of the enemies of the democ-
racy are becoming known, and will soon
ring their death-knell, by the common con-
sent of all who love the Union and the OBJ
iects for which it is founded.
, 1857-05-22

APPOINTMENTS. OF CAIIFoRNA.-The ioL
lowing appointments for California are Oh
that have been made public up to the sail
ing of the Steamer-April 7th:
NaraL OGcer-Frank Tilford.
Smreyor ofhe Port-William B. Dame
ron.
Marshal Northern District-MajOr SOLO
man.
Postmaster of SderamentO-Mr. Elder.
Collector of the Port Of StOcEtoH-An.
drew Lester.
Register Land QGce-Col. W. W. Gin,
re-appointed.
iSWrreyOr- General-Col. John G. Hays
re-appointed.
Superintendent Of The Mint-Charles h.
Hampstead. 1l@ M
Collector of The Port of Sdn Di4goAjoa
Covarrubias. iE N
Receirer Of Land Office Southern Di'ihs
w. Harvey. fH
, 1857-05-22

B9- The bark Sarah War.n Ifu
Cow, master, arrived at the wharf of a.
" Kendall Co." on Wednesday last hom
San Francisco, with merchandise for r,
dali Co., WILSON & DUNLAP, and other
The schooner-rigged scow lIarv Am 3,
rived at GIDDiNGs', wharf some days sD..
with merchandise for this place from Ri,
COnsor. Will return with cattle ana
horses for Port Townsend.
The bark Ork, TRAsK, master, has arr,
ed at Steilacoom with merchandise-l1
days from San Francisco. She is now load
ing with lumber at BALcH & WRhRr,,
mills-Schwaltchew mills, North BsV "A,
the San Francisco market.
The bark Charles Dcrans is now due At
this place with a large consignment Of
goods to BErrNAN BROTHERS.
The steamboat Tfdrcller, HoR7os, mas.
ter, continues to propel the waters, regular.
ly, between Olympia and Steilacoom, S.
attic, &c.
, 1857-05-22

LOOK Or FOR RooRBAcKs
within the limited bounds of our r.,;,' %
experience, have we seen such a ds.t.In
and unprihcipled effort made in n CO..
to defeat nominee, as that which :. @4
present being made to defeat Gov ST.. !"
for the delegateship. Lying-bor.t.-''
and unblushing, has been res orted r. 'u
systematised. The vampires and ,s,,ul rIU
who are endeavoring to procure his dsS'a '
Heaven be praised, are known. Too,1,'4
and stingless, they "gnaw Gle.p m
have not the courage to give pDbli,i,!
through their organ, to their mapissst !.
miserable libels No, but they seek ma. ~
cover of private whiSperings, to abD..
SANDER and lie about our nominee Sb..',
Shame If the enemies of Gov S,rv,~'
are men, let them make public their cb,,r..
against him which circulate in private !.
acknowledge themselves contemptible ~.
derers. 'tiT
, 1857-05-22

EAST OF THE CAscADEs.--An Indian ex-
press reached the Dalles last week, bring
ing intelligence that an action had taken
place between Lieut.. SwITzER's command,
Fort Walla-Walla, and band Of hostile
Indians. 1t appears according to the In
dian's story, that Lieut.. SwITzER had made
an expedition in the direction of the Cay
use country for the purpose of arrestng
Cayuse chief named Wild Cat" who, it
appears, had for sometime occupied threat
ening and hostile attitude towards the reg
ulars and persons going towards the Col
vile gold mines. The report is, that Lieut..
S. was met by hostile force-that con-
flict ensued in which three soldiers were
killed. The Indian loss is reported at
twelve, but it seems that they succeeded in
taking six wagons-compelling Lieut.. S.
TO retire. We give the rumOr for what it
is wort h. -
, 1857-05-22
R@- On our first page will be found III

D9- On our first page will be found the
" Address of the Pacific Immigrant Aid
Association Of California, to the people Of
California and of Oregon and Washington
Territories" 1t is a subject in which our
citizens cannot feel otherwise than deeply
interested. The address was in type last
week, but was unavoidably crowded out.
, 1857-05-22

DEArn OF CART. CLENDEN1N.-OaPt SO9n
S. Clendenin expired of consumPuOua ~, \
this city on Saturday evening. we unus 4,
stand he was U. S. District Attorney M NJ
Washington Territory, and came S,'Oa..iD - Mn
city to breathe his last. Mr.. CisuuWsT; le W;,.
held the rank of Captain in one OIL sns ~r s.r
sissippi regiments during the MeAlSSu S S.n
He was thirty-eight year Of age-
FrcaciScO Herald March 4th. y.
, 1857-05-22

The WEArHER.-For most part Of the
past two weeks the weather has been ex-
ceedingly favorable for the farming and
gardening portion Of community. All the
cerial crops and vegetables that for many
weeks have been languishing for the want
of rain, are now Springing forward with
renewed life and vigor, under auspicious
showers and sunshine. Whilst all hearts
should rejoice at the prospect of q boun-
teous harvest, they should at the same
lime be filed with thankfulness to the
" Great Giver.'
, 1857-05-22

B% We have no further intelligence con-
cerning the meditated invasion of the ter
ritory by the Northern Indians, and are
now led to believe that they will be very
apt to think before acting especially, as
we understand the revenue cutter JEFF: Da-
ris has returned to our waters.
, 1857-05-22

B9~ The following are the principal q
pointments for New York: Augu.ln
Schell, Collector; Emanuel B. Hart, Nf
veyor; Geo. n. Sanders, Navy Asns
Issac V. Fowler, Postmaster; Isaiah kyf
ders, Marshal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-16

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN New ORLEANs.-ESti-
mated Loss $500, OO0.-The city of New Orleans
was, on Wednesday last, visited by the most de-
structive cOnfagration experienced there fol
years.
The total destruction of one block of splendid
stores and the partial destruction of another was
the result. Fortunately, Notwithstanding the in
tcnsity of the fire, the heat of the midsummer
day, the towering walls tottering and coming
crashing down on every side no loss of life e.
rious casualty remains to be deplored, though es-
capes from dangerous or fatal accidents were
neither few nor far between.
The fire broke out about twelve O'Clock. i'm the
Gerry stores, on Fulton, between Common and Ca
nal streets.
The alarm brought the fremen quickly TO the
ground, but the nature Of the property-AIessrs.
l.. 4 Co.'S store being filled with groceries and
llquOrS-gav the fire Il start that gave it power
to hold its way for a considerable time. The ar
engagements for supply of water also operated
for a time against the efficiency of the depart
ment and was the main cause of the fire spread
ing across Fulton street and destroying three
large stores on the opposite side.
Nine buildings were destroyed, estimated to be
worth SIOO,WO.
The Delta gives the following estimate of the
value of property in the stores before the fire
broke out: - X w. Adams d Co. SJOCOO; Lusk &
Co. S30,000 Waldo & Hughes SIS, 900; Wheeler
Forstall & Co. S2O,0UU; Perdreauville * Co. SIS
900; \. +. Cochran d Hall S25 600; Elliott & Co.
SlO.O0O; l.. NJ. Baldo SI0.0W; Lewis Snapp d Co.
5000 Other losses $40. go.
:" MesSrs. Lusk * Co were insured for $50 600
divided equally in the Home Mutual, Louisiana
and Merchants; MesSrS. Waldo & Hughes had
Slo,OO in the Merchants and IS 900 in one of the
agencies of Hartman Doane; Mr.. Adams had also
$1,000 in the Merchants The Crescent Mer-
chants, Home Mutual and Louisiana we have
heard as the principal sufferers-the first named
being probably the heaviest loser.''