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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
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FRIDAY EyFNtNe, Sep. 2
FLouR-saes Of i00 q sark Doue,c ~ 1910; 4n0
Union City - rs 40 do AViso at =iO l9 oba h-xs a.
MEAl-2o bbl. Eastern Com Meal sold Government
WErs1-sses co bags st s2e- rec Co. o. 92; 800 d.
at ziaSc. l0 DO al 80. 5oi 90 AZ - -. 1900.
BARLrYSae. Of 900 bags, 400 Do snl J75 DO, a. 81 o.
800 do. Cheyo'ier u lie.
OATs-25O bags sold 2; u.
PoTAroEs-sul,s s7c 81 bsg lo' bags choice s' ilos
OSioys-sse Of 30 bags at 75c
BrTTFR-70 fIkins sold on private terms.
SucaR-Sses Of i0O half bbis NevOEafs ~ mats 'hius
No l. ~ bbls Crushed, private On GOseIument
contract 10000 n New-Orieans at Re- Z'O N Eastefn
Cshed at jlc al auction bales Chius No a. He %
bse do sveaed liic o. do de- az Hes - uss central
America, c5a 50 25i ~ half bbis DARK Ae"ofean' at
~ o5
RIcr-50OO n Carolina sold Government contract at
7lc. 2f4 mats damaged No. !, At auction, RI -. -
APPLFs-lt0 half bbs Dried sold private terms 1V 10
do, on a Government contract, AZ llicr 80
RPEscHEs-2J 70 Chill Dried s0dto Government az loc lo
boxes do. do, AZ auction, 10. dljc
PRUNEs-le casks German sold on private terms. -
Of lt0 Greens. In canisteTs - 1ci ~
boxes Pouchong 81 half chests Ooouss AZ auction ic
SALT0 tush. Fine sold 20 Government et 81 % Il tuns
Sandwich leland ou private terms.
MoLAssEs sIRUP-20 gals sirup cold on Goveramm ~
REASs-Sse Of 800 bush. to Government az ?. 2 n.
Sosf-ln00 n HIS No sold 10 Government at &C. W
boxes CASTLE, al don, l5c
C.NDLEs-Saes Of coo N Adsmantne r. q M'chefs,
Government contract &c. i5J boSe. NJ X Co a. sution
2c. - boxes Aliens Sperm al auction % boxes Imperial
Sperm al 24c.: 20 DO. do. badly damaged, p e.
ToBAcco-1 csss French Smoking sold a. auction ., &C.
SPIRITS piVe- Eastern Pure sold AZ ibc.
ALCOHOLICS bbls. New-Nork sold 4 zoe.
MAIs-lo,5oJ 50 n Rice Mats .old st ste. -
CoKDsGE-S8 coils assorted Manila Y a.! inci eN-Ntch-
craft sold prior 20 arrival = lgfc.
N.Ls-t0 kegs assorted sold on private terms
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

The United States Mail steamship Moss- Taylor,
John NcGowan, esq, commander, whichleit Aspinwsll
the 2nth inst with the passenger mails and treasure
from San Francisco, Sept 6, arrived her lat evening
at about ) O'Clock.
Tie Paci6c Mail Steamship Cos steamship John
L. Stephens arrived at Panama on the evening Of the
18th. The John l.. Stephens repors the hmbor OF
Manzanilla blockaded by scho9ner Gen. farrl also,
having left slips Sunshine and Star Of Hope at Aca-
palco. ..
Tie Moses Taylor bring $50 passengers 81 j7O,52i
an specie and the usual Pacific and Central American
mails.
The United States steamer Saranac was al Panama,
ell well.
The United States steam fngate Roanoke, rag
Officer Mcintosh arrived 1T Aspuwall morning OF the
9th, and would sail same day for jreyiowo-aA well
Left in Aspnwal bngs Caroline and f. Drummond.
Sept. 25, at D. m. lat. IS 81 NJ, Lon. "a 30, ex-
changed colors with al American ship painted cream
color with red boat top, showing white signal with
black bGlIs-eye in ceDter.
The following is the treasure list Of the Noes
TaylOr:
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.

TIE HoAolsIa Adrerfssr, under date OF July -,
says:
Tie clipper-ship Golden Eagle Capt. Harding, ar-
rived Tuesday afternoon, twelve days from san
Francisco bringing the New-York mail of June 2l-
Atlartc States although tine mail was detained three
days in San Francisco.
The frsi whaling arrival Of the year had taken place
on the 9TH July being about one month earlier than
in the season Of ISjs. She was the George Rowland
Of New-Bedlord, Capt. pomercy, from the Koiiack
ground with 4O0 barrels oil. Sic brought excellent
report from 80 ships cruising ou tie Kojack, their
average catch amounting 20 about 100 barrels a snip
Tie season on the Kociack II. however, short our
never lasting later than the last OF July. On the 3.t
the Gen. Pike Russell arrived al 'LGhaiua, aud on
the LIT inst. the Wm. Writ. Osborne, 10 this port,
both from the Kodia,k, and bound Tor Aew-Healani
cruising ground on thepW8y home.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
COMMISSIONERS OF uENrg

TrYsr.Y. sept -, lSjS.-The Boar3 mel A, 49,.
Present. Mayor Tewsnn, Mr.. Clancy, NJ. Hasv.T
prs. Thompson, Rockwell and Miller. -
Dr. Thompson suggested the propriety of ehs,,,
being made Va rcfrreuce 10 vessels co0ing 10 spsS
in the Lower BAY. The weather "a ten DAYS wrl
warrant the Board 10 allow the n to come d!eeiv =
the Upper Quarantine
Mr.. lIsswoll moved that after the sth Of Os,eA,
all vessels be allowed to proceed directly to the Cnr
Quarantine, and that the Clerk be directed 10 pass,
the Pilot Commissioners Of this action. Carried =
The Heath Officer reported the arrival Of NE g.,
of the South from Savannah. Sac had no passage.
on boar, bat he recommended that she sy lor ois.,
walton until further orders. Adopted.
The brig Grace Worthington, from Ma,anrss ~,
granted permit to come % the city; also the bro
A. Allen. from New-OrleRns lst inst and the sehosn~,
Ralph Post from New-Oreaus 2Jth alt, these yesspl,
having served cut their term at Quarantine. Ts
ship Anna Wellington, from Slgus on the i,h inst
was allowed a permit 10 come up IN eight DAVIS sNsr
di.charging. The brig Boneo was ordered 10 coma
up, under the rule.
The ship Creole, which arrived here the eOth ut.
having had seven cases and deaths on the passsg
from New-Oseans, applied 10 come to the city. Sks
had no sickness after arrival. The petition W.,
granted.
The Board adjourned to Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

FRIGBIFUL OccURREscE--A Mas CTR II Two
We learn, through the kindness Of attentive cor
ConIelsyiie, on Monday. The mills which are
owned by Mr.. G. Nicol, had commenced work snl the
bolts Of the cOg-vheel becoming loose, Harry Nicol
brother Of the proprietor, undertook tighten them
His brother told him To be careful hs position was
dangerous one, and be replied that he was always
So" These were the last words he ever spoke: for
moment afterward, his brother, hearing jar in the
machinery, went to see what produced il, and was
Mortified find the body Of the unor snate man sew.
cred in two and shockingly mutated. IL If supposed
that he reached too far forward and his clothes catch
ing between the wheels, he draw in aud mu,ated
as stated. The deceased a married man, and
leaves wife and eight children deplore ms melan-
choy end. Pittsburgh Chronicle.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

is Mf guirt's Opera HoCse, y ere VIZ. WOO, dHH
Tie la.t wesk ms beer riaying Love- Disgui---,
4 pay adapted from t..e French ~ VI. VI NOAH ''
tile city. IT, playing -r- iAe pa! --eet N'-" '.'
E,,1 ne Ala C9rfsrrGH. sept %.
Tie S,at- election waT neld "a Ne.pesity ia-t' r.
su,rg IN the triumph of tie Aduni- Ting oi
the Deuoc-acv ty very large majority Inc NON;
Jas.ph g. Baldwin b. elected Supreme Jul--' aAu
TIE lion. A. X. Mrtouey. Controller. Use Dot b
wing of tie Deuoclacy dominated caniiliies hT h.-
pr-.4U.sfives 10 Con.Ie-- Che Hon. j. {. " hibOrn
aud \. l.. Dudley, a-s.t-t whom no opp9'-too c.h-
liiates were Tln y ths Administration "'h5 ,i11
I,-i.',.rro having % ia at session. passed b
.. ..ffarr- ffe el.eti0r II members Il 11n-r--- nr
iext y-.r TIE point raised b. tae Dorz.a- -, no
,ra.- is tlat the Cou-tl u-ion provides ilAt W. H.
her # Cor yress shall b. elected every Two year
and A. fle f--t Congregational election took place two
wear. ago the Legislature had 10 power ." P'7 l'He
the election.
Fr5r The Sla E,1aesco HsrlM 80
Tie following o. -calinlatlJn of'he vote % 'he
state reoeiyed NJ 70 the time of gong 70 pres
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

MoRE BEARs.-T1e Piscata9ri' Maine O5serrer
remarks that bears have become very plenty and
very ravenous Of late. Mr.. Tomsn u Milo, has
lost within the pas, two weeks upward Of eightyine
sheep by them, and great havoc has been made by
them in other places. On Saturday night, 18Th. one
Of these yaruiuis" came into the pasture OF Mr.
Austin Pratt in Foxcroft and killed one sheep ate
part of it, and buried the rest up for his sunday morn
ng's meal, il lieu of " pork and baked beans" On
Monday morning Randall H. spsnding and Henry c.
Pratt 49, two guns. which OLE brun had the impuence
to come in contact WITH and received two balls in his
"cranium.n which terminated his nglorious LIE
When dressed he weighed over 100 pounds, and the
Cat was some four inchee thick
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

A SCENE oS THE GALLOws.-We have already
briefly mentioned says The Baltimore Sun that p s.
Turley, formerly clergyman was executed on Friday
week in Kanawha County, Va, for the murder Of his
Wife On the gallovs he made speech, attributins
the commission of the crime to his ntemperance. The
KaRarka Star says
After speaking, he requested that " Jerusalem my
Happy Home, might be sung; he said that many
present had sung i with him happy
He started the tsne himself. While singing he called
his aged father on the platform threw himself upon
his neck interrupted bis singing only long enough to
say " farewell and then continued 10 take the lead
Hi- mother with his little daughter forward at
bis request, and he shook hands with her and took
his little in his arms, kissed it, and all without
seeming To be interrupted SO also with brother.
They al left the ground before he fell. He also, while
singing, shook hands with twenty Others. Among
them two Of the brothers Of his murdered wife, lie
had smile his face most of the time. There We're
but few dry eyes on the ground during the scene.
When they ased singing, he turned about and saii
Sheriff, Am ready to die, and after the rope
cut and the unfortunate launched into eteg-
nifty.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
PUBLIC MEETINGS
BOARD or SrrPr.y,Snps

D.
TvrsDh, p :, 49, Pre-i4eus y, kDr !, :.
u air. us
Vi. Kr>>tDY submitted ne .abio.nel p.
and Ordnance: e1ios
Hser,as n, Cosrr OF Ary~a,s .n ,l.s ga. e.
rrrs--r'01s fy a' fte t-t crrrrorN IN tr !. - a, "a -
Police Law falr . % tls ofiioa ~ .s C.rt ~ "a,
Cont tuuu - lcio aly Oaa.u s..la a. us- - - -
vrrr lrptu'cf orr il 9y 80 Lr1sssf ~ ,, - "a
fts Sfste ho-- cli.rs vsre limited tl al, - As.t,
saiiv or.aa Esl g.. i-s SO. valid. saE 80, ~
.sioerso Rrforts frr Ire Cry and CONT - ~ Ca
revived farir sfYcittu-surs in t1e lsnuer dsrteS
Cort of AgF+A. t-a s.t u if-.niasH. h~'is - = q
~ OEr.s,NcE 70 sl.eud ,iar Ofaiuanoe taLAirr ,r,
i.r ffc -raf a. -seea
The Bcsrd oi Fervisor' Il ae courty - NexYsr, 4
Sr-riS, : ia, ,br seccrd Ser,i.r % tss o-,,..
led An Orfirs uAkius appr 1rsfsss A., - y.
b. susfiod b. sruk .lg a.rs0u d. s,rs. ~ - IN
s % vii; "rif Conn .s.onsr, u Recosas 40. iAss.
Thi. was iaid over 'iil the next rasr;,- r,.,.
The Committee on tie New Cvv Hsr.S
discharged from the further cons ieraf., -, = =
sct thew not being able to agree os -. .'' SO,
thev were .0 discharged. ." AZ
The subject ~ the confirming o. ths -.,,,...., d.
Andrew H. Mickle. Philip W. Enss srs a.a' l.oas <
Cozzcus a. Commissioners Oi the NsS -. =, =;
coming up, NaA
Mr.. Noorlics moved p division Of the c,s..,,. =,
Supervisor Bel who in tie Char, rulel a.. N.
question could rot De divided. upoa which So %
Kennedy msde speech, deelsrin. that he .be,,, -
peal from the decision of the Chair Alo,,dI a.
oIowed. Messrs. Kennedy, Pnriy, Bluri. v.'~lie
participating. A0er 4 good deal of sInr,n- :, :
Quest on taken resolution to confirm the r',,'
tious made by the Mayor, which was lost bv 5to-
After some urimportant business the Bosrl =,
i.arrp.i-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
The following W cut firm Tie V'eera Gg-'"s
II -.ems that orIy ,sr. 81 the stDry told al Port

TIE following W cui frGa TIE ifs;erIg fra-'',.
II -.ens that only par. 81 the stDry told al toft
ae on Saturday night j. true. list is b" nlci .
rriltes 20 tie stGrfit- ont q The three co F".i'
frt Yale he making 81 Tho treaty - pea"r ~ s.'
>ryfer. and the -rh~eQ fenf arriVal ~ i'r 40 .
camp 81 Capt. era aem'- company. Her" ne ID
showed Graham ue treaty. ard were ilieni-y ana O.
night tire whites camp.d near the ini-A f4-1l'i :
\ party FL Indians who lad been oll 90 o AAl
hunt reiarrsi g. Tie rsuch.rs about II ocl2ck a.
night, and -ecl- party q whit men enc@mpel hrA.
ihe luts Grel upon then without giving any notice %
their u-essrca Before t- f-s wa returned repeat
Cd ~ friendly Indians gave ma sni -fie'e'tei m
preventing ony further tost is then fg. eXplanat n
was made and th- rewly-arIyed Indians si-nu-i
fieu willingness abide by tie treaty. Eni regret a.
the firing and tie WlItcs were PsCiued. lapt. Irl-
ham ard ii. rst lieutenant Terr both Killed ol-Iis t
All one Or two q l.- company wolnicf.
Tie courier who br night the new of The mr 4sacre
q all bis conrad.- % Fort lele ani created the X
citemert AZ that place which prevailed or saturday
night ard Sunday morning last. thinking therr was "a
surpri.e 20 BE- followed by a MASSACRE ,ook 10 the
woods end made good Dis retreat into Fort fae vi be-
balance oi lis story j. antrue. The company re Co..
continue their march ~ the river. Nothing further
had been heard from Captain >ayter and Yates.
The Tieforia G0-st'e says:
Two gentlemen. one q whom left FOrt Yale on
Tuesday la-i, have called upon ~. and folly confirm
n intelligence of the restoration of gut on fAe p
per Fraser River. 4 portion of the R.h- Company
had returned, having proceeded mp as far tire Frrks
withou; ercouuterinc anv Indians. 81 much conf
derce felt in the Continuance Of peace that one
hundred and fifty miners had started ont from Fort
Yale. On the ryvr trail, FOR the bpqer Fraser. 4ne
riVtr was falling SLOWLY.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
NEW-CALEDONIA.
FRASER RIVER.

We have news from Forts Hope and Yale TO the
2lst ultimo.
Considerable excitement prevailed IN consequence
of renor,ed Indian ouirages by whom il was said for.
,y-two white men had been massacred.
This report received confirmation by the finding on
the rnorriig Of the ls;h Of twelve bodies which were
picked up above Fcrt Yale, and one %, 9f which was
another as that of Mr.. Miller OF Fort Yale. -Four
other were subsequently found below Fort Hope de-
capi.ated and otherwise mutaied.
Three companies, numbering ls4 men, started oat to
avsrse the massacred' la'sr ARRIVAL however rom
Tie scene Of the reported MASSACRE does nci eonhn IT,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

Tho Paraua Railroad Company steamer Coinm-
hr.. from Central America, reached Panama ol 'he
night sf tn 9TH Inst a..
&C RIA. and comiritt,j several ro15-ries tAey
frsny attacked tIe residence 90 the President. bnf
vra-e caught and ro-rei BY the Commaldes-n-C Ch.ei
rrtl thew confessed their guilt. Two papers, the
ain, SsYBisal and la taio7. ich found ialit MI
Ill.,. yss,. in which tire thieves were pan shell nav"
18th hen snpprs sd bv the Government. One ~ re
,r va. r. a-on 81 che President, sni t'e MAJ 'rty
ri ,hern are people Of respectable families ani W,
~ Part = the ,arg Jas been banished io Gu.io
Dulce ard others 70 Chi. ,
Gen Lamar. United states Minister, hal reach Il
Cosfs Rica. .
From Nicaragua there Is very little oi interest
The country +. quiet United >taies ships OF wax "a
va7rah and Saratoga in >su Juan del NoTtei me
United states .oop Plymouth sailed thence on the 1T
for AsVinwal. .
We learn from Honduras that the railroad project -
looked upon there a. entirely abandoned. and nc
ueople are very much dsgusted about H. \ move =.
now beir made 20 raise Sl0o000 10 build cartroaf
acr,ss the country There Is some talk OF Salvador
invading the country.
From Guatemal4 we learn that the cholera Is disap-
rearing The United States Minister had returned
ircm Honduras 20 that state. We find n" other news
Of consequence in the flies before NJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
BOLIVIA.

Bolivia is progressing peacefully, and the army has
been reduced one-half.
The following decree has been issued by the Presi-
dent
ARTICLE AL Of any kind in crude state allowed
q, B. freely exported from ell part. q n, Repubc should
b. possible have sd perfectly -'ed IN the
Ar The eIporaon Of copper tr ard lead Il bars and u
other which cannot Be elaborated IN the country BE-
yonf tLs; STATE is declared free from al duty.
Art Gold a.d silver II bars specie aid pls;e remain sub
et rules which present regse th"r portation
For the purpose Il collecting statistical d4ts Respect
iuz and expzon the Custom ous. through
Repub ordered receive granting the cense
esch gta Il crude exported two cent for each
quiutsl Of ,m.l-ec ore IL bar
The cense. m also the registers where these recorded
shs mention the kId and oi ea5oEstoa o: sd ores
ihrir weight. and whence extracted
Asr Thr violation Of what tie former article oriAins
punished ne Of ess than *o ana Dot more
than S..
Te Deparrue: of Finance ch.rEed with the execution Of
this decree. JOSE MARIA LINARES, Tomas FEias-
La Pas De .iyacu<ao. July Is 1854
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

PERI.

The conclusion Of the elections has len the country
again quiet, but il exceedingly backward state.
AL the foreign vessels which have been lying 30
long idle az Cslao have al len 9TH succeeded in pro-
curing guano charters and have proceeded to the Isl
ands 10 load at 80 per tun.
IL is reported that the Peruvian Government -
about declaring against Ecuador on account OF
the question between the Sr. Cavero the Peruvian
Minister 10 Ecuador and the latter Government.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
GOVERNORS OF THE AIMS HOUSE

The Board held their regular weekly meeting yes
teriay, WAsHISGToS SNIrH in the Chair.
The semi-monihy requisitions for supplies for tia
institutions were read aud allowed.
fiORs.--From Col. Stearns. Warden Z
the Aims House. asking the Board 10 allow hin tie
sum of 81 $50 for services Keeper of Pottersfel
from the ith of June, 1850 to the 10th of Jay, sS
with interest. Referred TO the Committee on Cly
Cemetery TO report.
From the Resident Physician Of Rsndalrs Ishai
asking for additional surgical aid, IN the employnss
o an assistant at the rate o 500 with board pr
yided said assistant has served the Department ~
one year gratuitously. Referred 20 Committee a
Rendalls Island 10 report.
From the keep pers on Blackwell Island, asking ~
an Increase OF salaries. Referred 10 Conmltes %
Penentiary. -.
From Col jos. c. Pnckney Of the 9Th Regiment 10
visit Camp Washington, Staten Island. Accepted.
From John Van Ranst, submitting q bill for back
hire for the Governors to the amount Of $95 Referred.
From Charles Henry, foreman Of Hose Company
No. 25, stating that the Mayor. Chief Engineer ahd
Fire Company No. OF Detroit will visit this city
the lst OF October the guests Of Hose Company
No. %, ard asking the Board f. r permission 10 vs.
the several institutions under the charge Of the Gov
ernors. On motion, the request granted and the
sum ot $50 appropriated to deiray the expenses Of
collation. on the occasion.
The subject Of appointing Warden for tho CITY
Prison To fl the vacancy caused by the death OF M
Gray, was brought mp ON motion of Mr.. w. l. PINK
SEY, and after discussion, the motion to taxa
hp tHe question ana III Tue NhChltl Nhe WI w
table. This Warienship is claimed both by tho
American and Republican sides Of the Board
The following is the weekly statement Of the number
of inmates At the various institutions:
Number remaining Sept 49,
Admitted
Total To,aI.........................................,
D'fi'
sn, S, "a a. pesi,n;.
'hl :" rt,iii lI
sem 70 state Prison o-"
pen.iof,. cert os 80
hfHanins sept
sss..s..sss....s............8
At the following institutions;
Beieyu. Hospsl.... 770lCity Prison. -
Luna'ic A-ynn.... tb5l 5lsecond District PrisOn....
Aims House.. t56 Third Distric, Prison
Pensntary. 7o5 Fourth District Prison.
H. Hos. from WOrkhOuse 29fl Coored Home 10
l. Ho-from Almshotse 7cCoored Orphan Asy ...le
WorkhOuse 7s9 Children at nSs..
Small PoS Hospiial.... lCity Cemetery
kandalfs lsland...... ....llJjl
Randalrs Island Hospital. klll Tot4............7so
Number remaining SEPT -, lS57........,........sn5
Increase on las, s75
The Board then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
CENTRAL AMERICA.


Froa r.s Psaaza StIr, ist
EIFsTrCS 80 sipF ERSuR--Sr joe. g. DbAllA y a.
yesterday e.e,ted veru5r FOR the State OF Panana
b. a majority 4 l,4il vote
Tie following are tie returns:
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MAIRRuDGE MEETING.

The friends OF Gen. Walbridge met at the bos1
Green ON Monday night by thoussnds We shvs nD;ca
Judge. By the bonires, lluunstions AMI banns Ina
were displayed, and the terrific welcome VINO"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
ECUADOR.

We find little news from this Republic. Sr. Carrlon
has been elected President by large majority,
and the elections passed of quietly.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

H. bCLbAi rufsei.
We are indebted TO Freeman & Coz Express for the
prompt delivery Of packages.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
Triumph of the administration

INTERESTING FROM SOrTH AMERICA.
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Trouble with the Oregon aud Fraser River Indian.

vr,rzUELAN PORTS BLoCKADED
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100000 IN GOLD
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folloMing institntions;

IncFease on as' 90
The Board then adjourned.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-10
THE STATE OF INDIANA,
AUDITOR or STATE OFFICE

Indianapolis, Jan. L, lcb>
KXTHEREAS, the lEtna Insurance Company OF
Nv Hartford has filed in this Ohio. statement OF
its condition the lst Of January s, the act Of its
incorporation and amendments properly certified tn,
and its written instrument. nominating its Agents and
authorizing them fully and UNI eservedly 20 acKnow
ledge service Of process in the event OF suits.
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF the requirements
Of IAN Act To amend Act entitled Act for the
Incorporation Of Insurance Companies defining their
mowers, and prescribing their duties approved March
9 , having presented satisfactory evidence to Of
full compliance TO the requirements and specifications
Of lat Act, |, JOHN W. DODD, Auditor of the State
OF Indiana, do hereby certify that ALLEN &. HAL
LECK, of Evansville as the Agent OF said Company
isauthorzel tO transact the business Of INSURANCE
as the Agent of said Etna Insurance Company i'm this
81 lte up July st, 1855 to the extent that he be
co nmissOned and appointed by the said Company.
In witness whereof, / have hereunto SUBSCRIBED my
nlme and caused the seal of my offce to be affixed,
ais 18th day Of January, rs.
JOHN w. D0DD, Auditor OF State.
ALLEN e.. HALLECk, AGENT.
felS EVANSVILLE, IND.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-10
A RETIRED PHYSICIAN,

"A NLf IRTsD H Il SICThN,
/Seventv five years of age whose sands of lifehave
nearIy run out discovered while in the East Indies
II certain cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchi-
\tis, Coughs, Cslds and General Debility. The re-
medy was discovered by him when his only child, a
daughter, given mp to die. fishing to do much
good possible, he will send to such Of his afflicted fell
lowhengs request it,this recipe, with full and exp
cit directions for making up and successfully using it,
lie requires each applicant nclose him one shilling
three cents to he returned postage the recpe,N
and the remainder to be applied TO the payment of
this advertisement.
Ad,l,sss DIR. III. JAMES, y
apl -lmocpw 70 Grand street, jersey City, II. ~
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT,l
Hartford County,,
HARTFORD, Jan. ist, 1853.
Personally appeared before me- Justice OF the Peace,
duly qualified to administer oaths THOMAS X. BRACE,
JR Secretary, ami made solemn oath that the fore
going statement 81 the assets and condition Of the
Etna Insurance Company is true.
HENRY FOWLER, Justice of the Peace.