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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-31
DAVENPORT. IOWA. SUNDAY MOANING, OCTOBER 81, 1853

Association and the County Agriculture
Society to make sueh for The arrangement,
= they should - it.
p. H Wheeler made the following pro
positions:
let Ipropose 70 leass . the Society fos
Fair Grounds. about 60 acrss cf land, (part
of the Rose Hin Farm youth ofths Telegraph
Road. for the term Of ten years, at u .OO0
psr. year. payah|e ssni-annnally.
ID Or, ~ 1.-THE ssms land at ESQ.,.
90 psr asss. en1 years time. 4 tsa Pc.
ssnt intsssst-ths interest payable semi
annually-ths principal payable at the *.
psrativs Of ten yessa
RMAaxA-Fins spring aad plsaty Of
ranaiag water On The land. ere admirable
sdaPtsd - the parposss desired.
signed, D. Il. WHzun, AT,
d. LasCse nads verbal proposition 70
- ths eeslsay hAvs tie fss ~ q n 90
80 JSgSu+DuUk 0ssgak. ussh
residsnes. in section g. Build,ngs and
Improvements to be removed after the 3D.
journmsnt Of the Fair.
Or he would cell the same for SIS Der
acre. on Eve. ten or fifteen years time, to
suit the purchaser
Rsnwick and Harry Leonard. proposed
each to cell 20 acre lot, lying side by side.
County road was along the north side. and
Farnam street on the other aide. Renvick's
20 acres at $3.50 per acre; and Leonardo
20 acres at >225 per acre: all on one and
two years time.
Parties owning land along side oft pres
ent Fair Grounds offer to sell on very rea-
sonable terms.
Moved that . committee Of Eve be sp-
pointed to receive propositions and examine
into the respective merits Of the PROPOSE
tions and report At . future meeting
Adopted.
Chair appointed John Lamb ert, J. W. Wi
ley. .Chauncey Crum. John Madden, and G 60.
H. French, - such committee.
Moved that when the meeting adjourn, it
adjourn to meet on Thursdsy, Nov. 1lth, ct
II o'clock. at the Court House. Adopted.
Moved t0adjourn.
Nork-The committee appointed above,
will meet ct Wiley's store on Wednesday
morning next, to receive propositions from
oil parties.
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C. M M E. RCIAL l. 3.
New York Market.
(DY fELE0RAPH.1

(DY fELI0RAPH.1
Nsw YonK Oct. 30.
RLOUn-Unchsnged Sales 5000 bbls ct 90
a. GO for unsound; 415@4 = Tor super STATE : l5
a. s. for extra State; 4V94 80 for common 70
good extra western; 26@5 % for round hoop
Ohio.
AYE FLOUR Dull; - 250l 10.
0ANADIAH FLoUA-Qulst. Sales 900 bills ct 80
@e 90.
WREAr-vsry quiet and very hrm At previous pri-
ces; sS for unsound Chicago Spring; Is for White
Western; Is for Canadian Club.
RYE-Duil; 7O@71. !:
Oons-ouies sslss IL 600 b At s7ossc for mixed
Western.
OATs-Dull At ll051c state and Western.
fonx .Dull; held at II OO0l7 30 for mess; A26
0l4 50 for prime.
DEB1-Unchanged aud steady. Ssles 40 IBIS ct
pr~vinus quotations. Beef hams dull 1T Is 5O9l6OO
'DAC0N-Quiet and unchaageA.
Cur 48Afs-Dull and nominal shoulders, 6k@
6x; hams, ,S@8k.
LARD-Quitt ard unchanged. Gales $50 bbls at
0k@1Ofor new 10olOk for old.
BuTT1R-Quiet; 1e@l8 for etats; 1876. for
Ohio.
OHBEsB-virm; 70eX.
WHsKY-Dull; %.
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MEET1Na ABOUT THE NIoHr GUARD.
l-LAHsxASs's HALL, Oct. 20, ls5S.-Mr. G.
P. Anderson, Chairman, and Mr. p. B. Hard
ing. Secretary. The secretary read the
statement (report) Of the committee Of the
last meeting. proposing the following reso-
lutions:
In consideration that the number Of the
members Of the ht-patrolmen 10 not large
enough yet to erect three station houses, the
committee decided
let, To organize two watch or station
houses, one in the upper part, that is from
Main to Gaines streets, and one in the lower
part of the district. from Gaines 10 Fillmore
streets. In either OF them 8 men to be
stationed during the hours of the watch,
that is from 10 o'clock P. NJ, until o'clock,
A. NJ, whereof four in patrols of two men
shall keep watch in each district, and shall
be relieved by the other four after the expir.
alton of two houra
I'd. The number of the members shall be
divided in two equal parts, 20 that the
dwellings of the reep. members shall be -
far as possible taken into consideration, that
is, that the members dwellings in the upper
district, and those of the lower district shall
have the watch IN the lower lower district.
Sd. A copy Of the day-list will be hand
ed to the first member Of every list, who
with the next following seven members
shall have the first watch, and the duty to
notify the aforesaid 7 members thereof
When the watch is over he has also to hand
the list to the next following member No.
!, and the same will have to inform the
next following seven members, DO.
4th. In case one of tho members should
not be able to perform his watch. he shall
send man in his place who is acceptable
9th. The meeting shall appoint three
members for directors, who shall have the
power to call q meeting at any time, when
they deem it necessary; also be empowered
to order two of the members for every
night to control the watch and instruct
them accordingly.
The foregoing resolutions were accepted,
and JoHN WuSDERLIcH, P. B. HARDING, and
CHR KRUsE were appointed members Of the
directors mentioned in the foregoing resslu-
tions.
The watch or station rooms are to be:
one on Third street, between Gaines and
Brown streets, in the house of DR.. Vitz-
thum, one on Second street, between Har-
rison and Ripley streets. in the house Of John
Wunderlich.
Mr. Kaufman proposed, that the direc-
tors should commence their duties immedi.
ately, if possible, as to send out the first
watch on the next night. which was &C.
cepted. It was further resolved, to lay cut
the subecription-lists hereafter at Messrs.
Wunderlich's, Anksrson's and Hardings, to
enlarge the society. ct the same time to
publish the proceedings Of the day in the
Democrat and In the Gazette.
Finally the direction vas requested to
collect sufficient amount for fuel, de-, and
to ask Mr.. Frank Plumer to Join the Com
rnittee in this respect, or for this purpose
The meeting adjourned.
J. P. ANKERsoN, Chairman.
p. B. HARDno, Secretary.
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Theft CAUGHr.-The Rock island
Commercial notices the arrest in that city
OF the notorious river theft and wholesale
burglar, Tom Hughes, alias Dave Almond.
His arrest was attained with some difficulty,
as he got his eye on the officers in season to
do considerable dodging about. and finally
attempted to shoot, but did not get a
chance. He is confined in Rock Island jail
awaiting requisition from Gov. Low we to
take him to Burlington where he will have
to settle for his misdeeds.
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STATE DEMOCRAT.
NAIL ARRAN0UrENTe.

RAsTms HAn (by rsilrosd) closes every Dag, ssn.
days excspesds Al ~ An.
W1Txsn NAIL and SoaeAerp Ievs, By ysiiroad,
closes evsry day, eundeas excepted, q Q asd
-. +
s0uTusRx NAL, for aosthssn Illinois, asn q.
IOus oy rsilread closes evssy dey, Sundays except
Cd, 81 1k A ~.
kosTHEnH NAIL, for Dubuquss sd uosthssn To-
w. BY rsiirosd closes tvesy tay. ouAAays excspted
st ~ u. :
NoAsH1sH NAIL, for Le0sirs, PYincsGeo anA L.
ens, BY stage, closes every nonday, wednesday ard
4ridsy q Pn.
DusUoUx WAY nAn, ~ Dewitt, Maquoksta,
wilton Ae, By stage, csvoes oatus1ayo 1Dosdsys end
1hussdays st 6P -.
BLUs 0sAo NAIL, 11ssdaye, 1hosDdsys aad oat.
ur0ays, closes at IA =.
uscKosy 0AovA NALL Tuesdays end Fridays st
l2M
ALLu's 0BOvE NAN, Dtxsas Leg Grsvs, &e.,
every 9uesdsy, - -.
Rivsa NAN, NsrtA dailys esaaays sssspssl. 8
RIvsa MAIL. south. daily. Dsturlsys sxespssd, =
6pM.
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MEEr1NG OF THE ScoTr CounrY
AGRICULTURAL SouErY.-The members Of the
Society met ct LeClairs Hall, pursuant 70
notice. The attendance was not - large o.
could have been wished, in order 70 con
sider the business which was to come b.
fore the meeting.
Meeting called to order by President
Thomson. who briefly stated the objsct Of
the meeting 70 be . follows: That - there
was strong desire on the part Of very
many citizens in the county 70 have the
next annual State Fair held at Davenport,
and = the County Fair Grounds were not
suitable for that purpose, the meeting
would eonsidsr whether It would Be better
to ssll the grounds Or make additions there
70, o. otherwise. He had . propodtisa
from John n. Cannon to take an interest in
proposed grounds below the city, but vss
confident that the Society could take no
stock in that ct present, NOR did be think
II advisable to sell the present grounds Of
the Society now, but he would advise the
new organization TO 20 ahead, and II this
plan should b sonsidsdsrsd feasible, those
grounds might be suhstitutsd for thoss SOW
occupied. He had also received propod-
tions from other parties in rsfersnes 70 the
matter-ons from NJ. Wheeler. to cell some
land below the city, one from D.. Lasgsr
to lease or ssll, one from Msssra Rsnwisk
and Harry Leonard.
On motion D. N. Richardsou, was sp.
pointed Secretary.
The different parties were requested to
lay thsir propositions bs1brs The Society.
John = Caanoa's proposition VA that
an aasosistioa Of men was bsing 1brmsd 70
passhass beautiful traet Il Afty.Avs ssrss
4 la.d n IL Iev~ part = teva; he aans
= - 1sassd II aad inprsvsd n God ahape
asd psssatsd - ~ osaaly HI - ~
tsn = esva ysass - = shaaoA ~
| UlSGa6p = - anp1e - olale J1lsa hsgoe
lhssS - Atks - = Nm - t1o
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-31

DBrIFunoN IN DAvKNPoRr.-Iti 10 reported
that 80 to 100 laboring men left Davenport
on Monday last, leaving their families, while
they seek work South. Many of their fam
lilies are left with but little means of support.
The parting 10 said to have been sorrowfal
sight. wives and children crying on the shore
and husbands and fathers on the boat.-Dx-
bsqse Expvess 4 Herald
Were not the above from . sheet that has
no reputation for telling truth on any occa-
sion. We should be fearful Of it, eftecta A
1t II. It makes but little difference any way.
The paragraph IL maliciously false in almost
every particular, and was made out Of whole
cloth by the editor Of the Herald. On Mon
day last, neither one hundred, nor seventy
i've persons left for the South to obtain
work" The whole matter is plainly under.
stood when it 10 known that there were .
large number Of persons ip this city last ses-
son engaged upon the public works. and
when the work here afforded was completed,
- matter Of eourse the laborsrs had "a
sssk smp,oymsnt in another quarter
Knowing where they could find permanent
employment through the Winter. and Per
hsps longer, they have gone away to en-
gage in it This also has been the case Will
the city Of Dubuque, Museatine, Burlington
and Keokuk, and the attempt Of The Hsssls
to injure our city abroad by connecting suel
an overweight statement. il base and COW.
ardly. Davenport IL prepared any day%t,
place her business ledger asids that Of Du.
buque, or any other city in lows.
The fsets are that Dubuqusis bssad ha.i
and foot; crushed beneath . noastreuI
debt; her trade cut Of By nsrtA~n ssil
reads; her own road unable 10 pusshas'
three niles q railroad Iron, aad Dosr veal
ssesnss . dlstsast pablis nsties len -
tscea dsva esmnnnily y saaalae : ~
|an6Se5 assae paseaDssA NVvAN WI
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-31

NEW YOnx, Oct. 20.
0r0cKs-Down and dull this morning Carl
67X; 81: o bonds %; N &c; u 3 mi 24k
Reading 62k; - Crosss 4 Nil AZ: Missouri sixes
SO =; VI sizes 95X; Hudson Sd bonds 75H; N @
9. % y: Ne SIX, Erie 16k 4 Toledo san; 4 o
81 =; Panama l2N Mich guaranteed 81; HUDSON;
83; Harlem 12k; Harlem preferred n: Del h Hnd-
son o.; Pacific Mall 05x; 1rie ID Is; Tennasses
g 96.
A0HRy-sn rates or demand, NO change, with
plenty Offering.
STEALING Rxcr.Nss-Nev sales 1O9N01I0.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-31

Now IS THE TIME.-Those desiring
to purchase crockery. china. glassware. de-.
will never have better opportunity than is
now offered at the old stand Of Hiddleson 4
Lyon. The goods must be sold, and those
who want that kind of goods will find it to
their interest tn buy there. See advertise
ment
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-31

E The Gazette learns that the
managers of the StateBranchB Bank ofthis city
have rented the banking house formerly oc-
cupied by Chubb, Bro, Barrow 4 Co. 1t is
. good position and we trust. will be more
fortunate than the predecessors
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-31

BoARDING.-We call attention to
the advertisement of the Scott House, and
would say that those who go there to board.
are sure to live we'll all the time, and grow
fat. 1t will prove 90 on trial. The situa-
alton is pleasant, rooms nice and tables well
filed
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RailrOaA Meeeingae LIE Claire

1
Notwithstanding the extreme inelemency
Of the weather large and most respectable
assembly convened at the lie Claire Hall
last evening 70 consider the railroad inter.
ssts Of Scott county.
On motion Of Dr.. Saunders. NJ. J. w.
Churchill vas appointed President and Mr..
z L. Kerr Secretary.
The meeting being opened, Nr. Nichols,
from the committee on Articles Of Incorpo-
ration, stated that the articles had besn
signed; that one copy had been recorded in
the Office Of the County Clerk. and that an
other had been fled with the Secretary Of
State.
Col Wheeler then moved that commit
tes Of i've Be appointed 70 thoroughly can.
vas the county and to explain to the pso-
| - ~ advsslsess - - sailsssa laAa--4
Mr.. Hubben moved to amend by appoint
ing County Central Committee of three,
whose duty it should be to employ suita.
bic number Of speakers TO canvass the eoun-
ty. He enforced his suggestion in . short
and pointed speech.
Col Esds moved that We resolve ourselves
into Committe of the Whole to canvass the
county.
Col. Wheeler accepted the amendment Of
Mr. Hubbell.
DR.. Saunders moved to increase the com.
mittee to five, 90 that two from the county
might be appointed.
Mr.. Macintosh thought that the commit
tee should be small, and stationed in town
DR. saunders amendment was carried.
The original motion, with the amendment,
was then carried
The following committee was then ap-
pointed:
W. Barrows. Geo. L. Nickolls, H. r.
Claussen, B. F. Cue and Felix Spelderlich.
Mr. HubbeIl then read q communication
from Hiram Price. Secretary of the M. 4 NJ.
R. r., stating that within ten days after tho
issue of the bonds to that company, they
would commence work ON the Bluff. and
spend not less than $4,000 during the
Winter.
Mr. Hubbell then made a few remarks in
relation to the loan, which were well re-
ceived by the meeting.
A lively discussion then took place be.
tween Messrs. Jno P. Cook ane John NJ
Cannon-the former advocating and the lat
ter intimating possibility that he might
oppose the project as submitted
After the conclusion of the able remarks
Of Mr.. Cook, Hiram Price was loudly called
for, and received with cheers. Mr.. Price
spoke some half an hour, and was listened
to with close attention and much enthusi-
asm.
The meeting then adjourned for one week.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-31

RAILROAD ACCIDENT-CoLLIsION OF
FR EIGHT TRAINs.-Yesterday morning at
about four o'clock the regular night freight
train from Chicago collided with an extra
fright train near Morris on the C. Il r. l.
Railroad. smashing up the engines and in
juring the cars to considerable extent
Fortunately, however, no lives were lost.
and no one sustained any great bodily in
jury. The.collsion thus made detained the
morning mail train from Chicago. 80 that it
did not arrive here till about two o'clock,
P. M.
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MUSIC.
WHITES QUADRlLLE BAND
LsClsSre, Scoee Co., Eosea.
BAND OF TWELVK

OAND OF xWELvA
1irUt vioiin, Jacob 0trososr,
SECOND Violin, Schults,
Olarionet, John 0cAuhloS,
Hute, noekseedt,
Oornet, Michaeii,
1tsst Trumpet, HeoSy OehuAiss,
Second Trumpet, Mart,
ylr0e French Horn, 0chrudss,
Second French Horn, Dalu2,
ylr0t Dasitone, A. ". naaA.
0ootre Dess, psbst.
41o00teS, 4. y. white.
BAND OF FIVE
yirst Violin, 4. \. White,
0ecooh Violin, Jsoob 0tsasser,
Olarionet, John Schunlsr,
Oosnet, Henry ochuhler,
Dess, 4. ". hsod.
40 orders aAdrsseed - 4. ". RlAO. = 1A0on
y1kAoon1, Dsvsopost, lows, or 70 A. r, VT6S1
- 0elsss Lowe, vill recstvo prompt steaa10eo,
j. ,. We fusalGA bsttss nesse - - eonp
Uan1 = ~ oeoeos se0s&s - sAarea
ssa94AAeS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-31

BAR REsoLUTIoNs.-At q meeting
of the bar Of Scott county held at the Cour,
House, on Friday Oct. 29th, Immediately
after the adjournment of the District Cour,
D. s. True having been called to the chair
and J. N. Rogers appointed Secretary.
On motion of Geo. 8. G. Dow, ESQ.
Messrs. Lindley, Leake and Buchanan were
appointed committee to draw up resolu
tions expressive Of the feelings of the Bar
towards the Hon. A. H Bennett. judge o.
the 14th judicial district, at the close of his
judicial labors in this county.
The committee reported the following res
olutions, which were unanimously adopted
and ordered to be published in all the city
papers.
Whereas, The term of Court which has
just closed, being the last which will be pre-
sided over by Judge Bennett in this county,
We deem it proper to give some expression
of our opinion as members of the legal pro-
fession, - to the manner in which he has
discharged his duties as Judge in our midst.
Resolved. That his honor A. Fl. Bennett
by the ability. impartiality and dignity
with which he has discharged the duties Of
bis Office has won the respect. admiration
and esteem of the members Of the Bar With
out exception.
Resolved, That he is entitled to the thanks
not only Of the Bar but Of the citizens gen.
orally for the indefatigable manner with
which he has during his entire term of off,
@ labored for the dispatch Of business. and
for the success with which he has reduced
crowded and constantly increasing docket.
Rssolved. That on his retirement to pri-
vats life he carries with him the best wish
- Of sIl the members of the Bar for that
success to which his merits 20 eminently
sntitle him.
D s. TRUE, Chairmen.
J. N. RoerRs, Secretary.
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GOLD MEDAL
0r0ssA assd qssSre RtOnoe.
s1EINWAY I SONS,
81 walker 1t (sesr Brsadwsy)HY.
ACTURERa.

W0o svsrded the First Premium whore - 49,
ev~v they brought ibss Yiano Hstes in1o ers1.~ss
tjao WITH tAs bst MAKERS Of Bestoo, uev YSS-
phllslsipAia, and Baislosss
1eeetvs1 ths too nsss priss Medals . - 49,.
polttaa Usts. wsshiDatOn, 1eee.
me ytrst Premium q gold nedal) ~ - - -
ano 0GSes . the nsvyssa1 Instituts Dslt 0eesiesS
he Pint Prise nedel for she bess pisn3 Is,s~ p:
TIE American Institute, 0vyttsl Ssisseb 1e1 ~.
n - Issss Issnsso H g oold @ nea:y ~ ~ ~
1851.
n vin, Premiun u ths oests Pair, Deosua1 sans-
- 0syst Prea1un st ~ state 1ois, n6rH.SS1
1877.
A0aeg ths judges vsvs ~ 1ne nuslaa1 tena,4 -
tbs oeuotV, such - Mason. 0otteeAo 4. V1eeS.
hsope, &c. 0sasd anA ,Quase Haaeo e11G1rreas6
vassanteA 1os tAree yeass. Prices ae1o01eo.
oc32-deDo
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large cuts charged double the same Dimensions Of
type.
Displayed Advertisements onc-hsif more than
Usual rates.
Yearly sdveStising contracts viii be undesstood 70
apply strictly the Immediate business Of the sdver-
tiser and ell other advertisements sent Ia BY the sd
vertiser will be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with instructions
will be inserted until forbid, and charged accosdingy.
Notices for religious and benevolent purposes In
serted one nse free Of cost, thereafter charged -
other Advertisements.
Advertisements fson abroad must be paid for ~
OGvtsblv ~ Sdcsncs, unless from approved Agents
Coatrsces Cor yearly sivcrtisng terminsble st the
option ~ advertisers, they paying an advancement os
. per cent. on the contract price.
Advertisements inserted aext 70 reading MISTER
- per ceat advance above rates. and kept % TN
sode, q per cent. advance on regular rates.
Al sssaeisas sdvssttssmsats must b paid for y
o1voocov
RICHARDSON 4 WEST, Iowa state Democrat.
SANDERS BRO. Daily Gazette.
II. fischer co, Der Dsmokrat.
HARRINGTON wILKIK. Daily Evening News
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Mr. HBBAANN KIEHn bsinR csse>snAsA ~
IVA linist and Piano player Who )use arv1Ve1 49,
0sS0any, VIM gtve instructions on the vla0in - ~
Ano yoste either q BIZ rsstdsncs Or w1ssoVer sass
WAsrs wanted. Yispos timed anA rspairs1. ~
quise . ~ 0amania House, n eessas 1eovoa ~
~ end eoets sersses Or letterbe9 10 ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-31

ATTEMPTED RoBBERY.-On Friday
night Mr.. John Hempel was knocked down
by some ruffians in the lower part of the
town. They attempted to rob him of money
and valuables. but not finding any thing Of
that kind, let him 60 and proceeded to look
for more desirable game.
On Thursday night . citizen was ap-
preached by some scoundrels and garroted
in the most approved style.
Thenew police arrangement or disarrange-
ment suits ruffians to charm, and they are
improving the opportunity to the best oftheir
ability.
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Wigs and TOupees.

"~ T WOULD respectfully an.
ZN " i nounce TO the people Of IA
= Y n venport and vicinity that am
I>W now prepared TO furnish ladieG
- NAn1anvf- and gentlemen With
Zk> ~-WIGS AND TOPICS.
=slso that have constantly on
80 = hand
N HAIR DYES
Nsfrom all the principal manufAc.
Stugers In the Unite1 States.
N/IZIkH1eHtyt6N JOHN b. WARWICK,
Corner Of Brady and "a streets, Nichols Dlock,
oop0o-dIy Davenport, 10 N
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DOUGLAS Observation-Disclosures
ing the inclemency of the weather. . large
crowd assembled In Rock Island, to hear the
speech of Douglas It 10 to be regretted.
that the weather was 90 unfavorable, - .
large number of our citizens were prevent
cd from appearing, arrayed in one Of Far
rand's Fall Style Hata sold at No. n. I'd
street. However, there was large num-
Der Of those popular hats there. their own
ers trusting to their durability to turn rain.
without iDiuring them.
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STATEMENT OF THE
Peoria Marine and Fire JnS. Co..
PEORIA, ILLINOIS.

PEORIA, ILLINOIS.
OCfosER let, 1868.
Name and Locality Of the Ooopany-Psoris Marine
and Fire Insurance Company. Peoria, Illinols
The amount Of ito capital stock 900 o
The amount ofita capsal stock paid mp. 100000 90
The asse Of the Compsny are
I. yssn On nend.. ......ss...s.e e3,ySO eb
=. 1en Hssate, unincumbered.. ey8l6 0o
Ing 10 per cent: sn..:............:....... is.7oo o.
mort age. drawing IL Der cent. ia 10 a
s. All other debts % per number six...
8. Debts for premiums due and not ar n "a n
Z. All other securities, consisting Of dis.
counted bills notes, drafts and sccep.
tances maturing daily, having iron
eight 70 ninety dsJo erom dato 70 run ia 76o s0
aesa' sls ol
Amount Of Liabilities, due o. not dus n
banks or other creditorsof the Ooupsnv
estimated .: ........................ l,7oo q
Lnoseo adju ted and dee. .............. Hone
Losses adjusted end not aue............. None
Losses upadjusted. $50 n
Leases In suspense waiting further proof Nona
An otAo9claims agsinAt the Oo0pany.... Nooo
ne greeaest amount Insured b. The Con-
Dony u ~ oae NJ. 1o.ooo q
n eIsateot aneunt al1owod ~ ~ r1leo
alAe Oc9poay = ~ 90 eltZ toWA .
vl1lAoD. 10 Ulep eoa9oge1AG ~ 0ome,
- laepl.4 oGlet - - hl144 = ~
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I asAAAaA sustAs,.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-31
From New York .

New YoRk, Oct 3O.-The Bark Pamela
Flood from Green Bay. Wia., via onsbsc.
arrived at this port to-day.
land. was carried away BY the high tide On
Monday evening. The inmates escaped. TAX.
ing refuge on the Dsighboring hillA The
bath houses and sheds attached - the
Ocean House, were also carried away.