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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-04

ofJsnuary 1859. sS6, ,227 50
Total amount OF capital
ana surplus. 1385 ,0H 80
ASSETS.
l. Amount Of cash In hank
e1x.2l1 81 cash on hand
oISO l6.. IL Ae7
g. Amount Of Cash in hsnds
Of agents, and in eonise
Of trans mission. ........
8. Amount OF unincumber-
ed real estate owned by
the COmpany...........-
4 Amount OF Loans on
bonds and MORTGAGES, bo.
ing drst lien of re- ord on
unincumbered real estate
wor h At least 81. .2SO OO3
and on which there 10
less than one yt ar = inte-
rest due and owing, In.
trest per cent per
mum. 6S7 HOO %
.. Amount OF Loans on
bonds and movtglEs On
which there IL due
than one year's int rest.
9. Amount Of loans st'ks
and bosds Of Ins titutions
incorporated by the Stat.
Of New York, payable
on demand. 1.-THE market
value Of - curities pledA'd
being el53. 2s2), interest
per cent per snnum.., -. $4,000 90
Z. Amount Of all Ioons
made by the company not
included Ia pseceding
Items.
8. Am cunt Of atOck- aud
bonds Of Institutions in
corpoYsted y the state OF
wv York. owned BY the
company. S9,o12
y. Amount OF interest actu-
ally due and unpaid, In
cluting dividends de-
clATed.. l6O7S 20
IO Amount Of premiums
due and uncoiiected on
Policies Issued. 696S 65
II. Amount OF bills Peceiv-
able for premiums. go.
H. Amount OF assessmeDts
on the stock u the Com.
paDy called in, and due
and unpait, or Premium
Notes due aud uDpAid...
IL Amount due the Com
pany on which judgm'ts
have been obtained.
Total Assets.......... ssss.a27 50
LIABILITIES.
Amount Of losses adjust.
ed, and due snd unpaid.
2. Amount o. Losses incur
red, and In process Of adj
lust neGt ............... 1.AOO 90
3. Am3u Il Of losses report.
ed on which action
has been tsken.......... 43 %
4. Amount 81 claims for
losses resisted by the
Company including inte-
rest thereon. .......... 1896 g.
B. Amount OF dividends
on capital. declared and
duo and Unpad...... 80, ~,
8. Amount OF dividends { ''i"o '"
on scrip, declared and
unpaid. ..............
7 Money borrowed.
3. Al! other existing claims
against The Company. 6,22O O7
Total am OF Loss
e., Claims, and LA
blitieH. $1s. .745 10
Tne greatest amount insured on any risk 10 about
*Zo,WW, but will not as \ general rule exceed
5000
The Company have no general rule ~ to the amount
awed to be In ured In any city, town. village, or
bieek II being the intention u the Company to
distribute Ats r. ks Ia = manner ~ not {, lose
pnre thsn s. coo by a single are.
No part Of It's Capital ear ungs arc deIx,sited In
any other State ss sccu.i'y for losses therein.
An attested copy Of the Charter or Act Of Incuvpo
ration accompanied prior statement.
eTATR OF Ekw YORK.
City and County OF New York. %
Georgc 7. Hope. PTesii and II. n. Lamport
secretary Of the Coniiuentn Inr uraBce Compsiiy,
bong severaly duly sworn, depose and say each for
correct ststrment OF the Afs of sa!t Co,psi At,on
aid that they the above ed ticers here.
Of
(signed) GEO. T HOPx, Pr..id4nt
II. II. LAMpORT, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn brfore me this cath day Of
January. d .659
(Sgned) N. WILLIAM BU5TRHD
Commissioner In New York for the State Of Iowa.
g. BLOOD, Ax's,
Peb1s Davenport. Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-04

MILIrARY.-The Davenport Sars-
field Guards have got their uniforms in
readiness. though few days later than was
intended. The original plan was to have
been out on the 22d ult, but being unable
to do 50, they will be out in parade on the
18th inst, without fail. In the even
ing they will have splendid supper. The
Sarsfields now comprise large company.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-04
IT. NFNNEII. ~. T. WTflICU
iiENNETT 4 WHITlOMH.

A TroRNEys AND COUNsEILORs At LAW,
IN Notaries Public and Commissioners OF Deeds,
will practice in the Courts OF Scott, Clinton Jackson
and Muscattnc counties and In Rock Island county,
H.. and the u District Court OF Iowa.
oFFicE-N. W. Corner Main and Second streets.
Jkn11
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-04
= r. 4 n 4 N 4 n T.
q The COnpITION or TINS
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO'NH,

OF THE CITY OF Nav YORK,
On the 1st day OF January, A D 1859. made 70 the
Au tor oi the State of Iowa, 10 the Stat
0te Of said state.
uAng AND LOCATION.
The name OF this Company IL the Continental Insu
rance Company incOrpors in 1852, ssd loo atsd
In the City OF New York.
CAPITAL.
The capital Of said Compa-
ny act ssily paid up in
chsh, is.. .&5tO,UNW w
The surplus on the nrst day
ofJsnuAry 1859. ........ 1S6, ,227 50
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-04

STARTED FOR THE PEAK.-Four of
our citizens-Messrs. Lindsay, Merrill, Smi-
ley and Trout, started yesterday morning
with four OK team to the land Of gold dust
and wild Indians. Which they will find
the most Of we are unable to state, but we
hope they will have great success and be
obliged to buy four more oxen to haul home
their treasures. Yesterday was not as
pleasant as could have been wished for
starting, but they believe in the old adge
"a bad beginning makes a good ending"
Hope it may prove true.
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TERMS Of AOVEUTuSING.
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MAY 1se.. 1877.

Larger space charged at The rate OF " S TOT taDA
additional square.
FOR one half square two-thirds OF the above rates
Business Cards not to exceed 6liner flo 90 per an
For each change an additional charge OF % eenu
per square will be made.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-04

DIN N. ClkAN FORD,

JOHN N. CKAW FORD,
A TrORNRY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, AND
"A Notary Public
OFFICE Nickolls' Bcck, up stairs. Ja20
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-04

EE' The Scott Co. Bible Society held
it's Annual Meeting last Sunday afternoon
in the Methodist Church, and elected its
officers for the ensuing year, as follows:-
President, Willard Barrow, ESQ., Secreta-
ry, Rev. j. d. Mason; Treasurer, Hiram
Price, Esq.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-04
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T. &. CAMPBELL.

DHYeICIAN AND SURGEON. N.-OFFICE-POST
/ OFFICE BLOCK House-North side Of Fifth
street, between Brady and Perry. Jsn31dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-04

IL
A TTORNEY AND OOUEBELLOR AT Law,
N Davenport, Iowa.
Office Oavenport's Block, corner Main and sec-
and streets. decl 3dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-04

Dupsnt's Glnlewder.
~ 4. enlIo, AseAs. O0n-U. 4 uxpsele q
W - lsssy s>sSsl, Sssssso0osSa1 sa1Aisi.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-04
New Goods,

New Goods.
IN PIECES NEW STYLE PRINTS,
w Gases Bleached 0heeting,
Bales Brown 0heetinR,
I Bale Brown Cotton Fannels,
Just opened and for sale cheap ct
Yeb0 y. h. II. TYHUH'e.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-04
HENRY n. ANDE RSON.

A TPORNEY AND COUNSELLOK AT Law
IA Metropolitan Block, Davenport, Iowa Isep2A
JAMES r. LANE, JOSLPH }. LANE
Attorneys and CsunssIlOSs ~ Law,
OTcc-Nos. 4 and g. Commercial Block, south east
copner OF I'd and Brady streets.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-04

Fruit, Confectieneries,
&C., 40.
Dr. PIER UCCI, Agent.
OO,.............BRADY 0TRREf..............e 80
CANDIES, ERUIzU AND REERKSHMENTS,
BUTTER, EGGS, &C.
Gail end ~. Da. PIDAUCW,
Ja12 Aeeot.
HCheMpeSt,' Lao Books.
CURTIS Decisions Of Supreme Court, U. O., =
~ volumes.
Jsrmsn on Wills, 2 vols.
Angel on Fire and Life Insurance.
Law Of OavTien.
Limitations.
Story ON Aseecy:
Io9sl Bnyaopee, Bu9, parchment and Oleth nne6,
LsgAI Cep Paper, bue on6 WAitA I'll q . lArge ~
dsolioa ten Seoalar peess. q ~ lsws 1ssk 00on
+ e sss's s'''s' s'As y r 81 szsf e. hna,as
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-04

IRNERAL COMMISSION AND PRODUCE
NJ Merchant, (Wholcsale) Agent OF the Syracuse
Balt Manufactory for Davenport and nelghboring
towns
Warehouse opposite r. r. Depot, Davenport, Iowa
auRl0,fS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-04
For Rent.

A PARM Of 100 acres for rent, within 81 miles
"A Of Fulton, all broke and fenced, with . conve-
nient New House the came For particulars,
enquire Of the undersigned.
l. W. WOODWARD,
Ja20 No. Nickolis' Block
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-04
PLUMER Il VAN HOSEN,

TTOREEYS and Counsellors At Law, and Nota-
"A rtes Public Also agents for the Charter Oah
Bire ms CO., Hartford, Conn.,, Capital 4300,OOO
Oity Fire In Co. New Haven, q e5OO,0a0
once lie Claire Block, Davenport. sept
, 1859-07-09

The seventh annual exhibition Of the United
Suites Agricultural Society will bc held OH tl:c
grounds Of Mr. Graves, at Cottage Grove, hear
Chicago. from the 18th Of September 10 tic 18th
inclusive.
Col. Capron, Superintendent, is .ow engaged
III erecting the necessary buildings, &C., aud has
already :V1, 900 feet OF lumber on the ground
The Premium List REACHES about $l5.NW. 10
which arc to be added volunteer premiums by
the citizens Of Chicago. The cast, premiums
range from $lhp 10 IS.
Entries can be 1nn,c from the it'll to the 18th
of September ut noor. Persons intending to
exhibit mast become annual members.
Tue premiums arc to be paid vi tlla last d:v
OF tue Fair. or the week thereafter, at Chicago,
Sales may be nadc by exhibitors during ii,c
Fa'r, under regulations prescribed by the SUPER
intcndcut.
S1"D. For the bcst three year old grade COW :.
$30; mitch co~s. do; beat yoke Of workin.
oxen, four years old, TO; steers, SIS; bullock,
*35; COW Or hcifer, ::.,.
For tile best thoroughbred stations md
mares, *lNl; sta!!ons usd 1narcs for all work,
go; saddle horses, sSv; trotting stations and
mares, $lttI each.
For sheep. the highest premium offered is
$50; slaughtered l,lntton, SO; goats, s.n;
poultry Il, and u premium Of Slu fur tic bcst
collection of I"ultry not less than IN hundred
in number,
b,rirr 1"ct,Si,an, .,.ss .", ,, ns;;, "nts' 1!t.
1sst x,,r"r 1rn,, ,ss.o s1. "',..,' t",. A 8:
.thcr T;~c,.,1,.s h., Siv ,t,,!r ro' s'. e. g.;
cl,ec*e. 81. w. "' "' s-V' ''s'
iu tl,r Horticultural y,e,,rtmc,t ,r;,cs ,e go
arc oil:rcd fur the hrs, pnnl"s ,,ctr. ~ oa.;,.,.
md ,,luu,x: *av for tl.c lasi ,,a,re "Tsnc. ~,
for winys: 50 for iaLl;ns' yerIcnas 1,sts snG ~,
cut flowers: *a5 far the hest coIcctnn If l,om..,
n|a,ts. VI "'A's
Liberal pr;zes are nfso offerc,, for TIN ,,e<,
In;,tnr % wort '; 1ad;;.s uuesa.e "a, .ao'es;
wnrt ns,d fhs o,lsr r1od,,c.s ~ ~ *i,o hn';t",ii
, 1859-07-09

SUPERIOR corEr-bkFoRE JrpGE VAsH. Hic-
siSs-An ne @oS1Exr1 eaaEs.-l esterday moEn-
1ns helshanef Dotn, VINO "as charged with
'anpe.1ng Win fouF different 1urymen in the
case Q. enafles meyer vs. e"sta'e Meyer, ap-
peaFeo' ono mace 9espose 10 the interrosato~
1'es pfopoonoeo 10 num- Oh Which the following
Is sa aos'rae''
| 1na' " t1esponaeus} a''eaoeo IN the case OF
ena'.ss ae,et ~ ~ uas,e meyer, rs W.T.
aeAs ''t oe'enee: Anae nc o'o not At any time
aas'og Tue 'r'al aa'e my conversation with any
sut' o1n 'oat ne ""S ~ 1ie ''sne aware OF theif
functions Us 'afoss; 'oat ne frequently during
'ue "'a4 e1Psceseu nl1lse4t afeeis on Tue merits
y, "s e''se' aee'a',s ~. 'ne p'a'n'in' enafles
W., Us. - w. .spohoea'' oao tnat
.ae e'''uN1 o''s~s 80 W., - naAs money;
49,. 49,. ~ vas w. A" .4iese oelara''ons
- VI "a '''s
r. ,:"..-.. -. wv A'' Aao"
'1 I ~ - """'e' " 4n-
A'1''"s " peJoo's.1s sAe'u
:". ,,, -. LAS on,s III
T.,fs ss....ses eua *au n's
..... :, o'1e. 'o"sas ana
;r,arsst ~ ~. 80 49,, ~ a-..,. - - ts s wv ~
=. 49,. ,.r--,--. r-...r ' =. ~
~ .-1,A.1..n. @ A1o oe"s'"
- -. 49, wv
-..-.. :. :, ~.s,,.. r." $50 -. va
-. sf ~'' 4oe
u '1'. 'sa@
49,. ., .,s. ~ ~ u.s. a ,s:s:@ , apoa' 4ae su'''
h;m ~ .1a..;.r...s 49, ~ s',sas :. e.1er' ~ ~, -"
IL
, 1859-07-09
From WaAlllnEton.
Especial Disna+ch !, &,,.v ~ ~

=, Tue Treaty now being made with Mexico, fur
nnr tns sgn o. WI taroagh int Republic not
ing On our own In Sonora, bu. also INV nort;on
from the Rio Gfande to the Pacific Ocssn. The
concessions arc most liberal md important
The impression grows strungcr hat An,eri.
eau volunteer regiments will he employed to
aid The Constitutional GoTe.nmcnt ,; 70 conquer
Juarex will have no difficulty in raising q loan
in the United States on tile hypothesis Of The
Government lands, estates and sccurities.
, 1859-07-09

i PEon1A Finx IN CnicaGo.-0ne Of oul
most energetic men has recently located him,
self in business in Chicago We refer to our
old friend, VIM H. Haskell. lie has just open
new auction and commission house, where he
will be glad to do business for any OF his oil
friends here or residents in that city and .icini
ty. Sir. Haskell Was well known and highly
respected here. lie was considered one OF oui
most energetic aud euterprising citizens, and
enjoyed the unsulliei confidence Of all witt
whom he had come in contact, in either busincs:
or social lite,-Pe1r,d Onion,
, 1859-07-09

L. CIT OF rAnCAoe. Collectors Omer, july 1ss9.
Public Dot es hese5y ~sta t17t urdet By vitna Of
eestaln Judgment rendered II the January s2c Term
L. lSa Of the Cook county lour1 Of Connsan reaa
sAia tuit then pendin8 s sid Cot xhif the e.y
Of aako tps:ai1 an1tae G.trtt Bibnel inssnIe
otHrA ~ dsftadan;A aid suit h.ta- TIT
!sx .sd ls.tas Aasast :skt: teos, Rane ,.et
Of tn. all ct md wAas together -tth he w.
DIR # T.: aali therein p eiaed u1der The .l
\ l5:s. Il 10 A. u. Il ths Acrta vr Il tht
Coast Io9'e In all ~ a. Chlan. spose u tub ss's
Ike premises seaf e.t7te heseHaf7f 1e*ezsed Er fkt
amount Of the assessment. lntese and Cuts tu ap re
aar1t as hef-:na{ter IT ianb, H. xit-
U1nsTsn Ene. ksstol: Dissolution. otiaai Town al
CMA-s: Let. NhaEtnk LS = Amount At .Ssses.
nm. t35a-os: Interest. t:3s :. gos.t +;s T.sal
ii 1.etcx. nj r. Ats being dne ah< n
Ntt4 o. szld laad ah he4e1is H. for Wall t. fas
aed Paving IAket xzest hom pndoph asret 70 Lakl
Rt1eet - F. g NCEIiER~
II t7se IT CikJ Coueetor.
, 1859-07-09

- The Rev. ". ". Evcrts enters Upon the
pastoral duties Of the First Baptist Church, on
the 18th inst
, 1859-07-09

- The Unitarian Picnic at Evanston oc-
ours to-day. The cars will leave the Milwaukee
depot on the West Side, at III o'clock.
The children under the care Of the Ministry
at Large will join in the excursion and any
donations Of provisions on their behalf may be
sent to the office in the rear Of the church On
Washington street, until IL o'clock
, 1859-07-09

FOREIGN PArEns.-AcSally Co., 81 Dear-
born street, have the English papers of June
a5th, and No. 80 Of 'tOur Musical Friend"
, 1859-07-09

S1xGEn's NEw "A" Mscu1xE-This late in
vcniion is Designed to obriate every difficulty
that has heretofore arisen in al1 SEWN. Na-
chimes. 1t h<.s<, .}tlIs, tutks ard gathers. The
grcat demand for them already felt in this mar
Eet, is guarantee that they 1ausk supercede all
other machines in use; now on exhibition. to-
gether with all the different styles Of Singers
Machines, Ut G6 Lake Street 4. ". Harris.
4Ccnt. ieSf f-amo
, 1859-07-09

A.nAxE, July s.-Two passenger cars on The
y. Y. Central Il. +, run OF tue track Near
Oneida yesterday, injutirs tive Or six persons.
There were none killed, bu: Ms- Schedell, OF
Auburn, one Of the Directors Of the road, was
badly hurt.
, 1859-07-09

sD The Cooper Opera Company commence
brief engagement at Metropolitan Hall, next
Monday evening.
, 1859-07-09

1xurSsE BrstxESs--I: H. Singer / Co. arc
still extending their business operations By the
erection ofa new and elegant building for mann
featuring their new A Machines, which ;haye
lately acquired such popularity in a great many
families in the West.
They have sold Of this style of Machine, with
in the last sixty days, three thousand six huu-
dred and seventy, and Of all the varieties manu.
factured By them, seven thousand two hundred
and forty, making the largest sales that hare
ever been made in this branch Of business, in
the same length Of tine. The latest improvement,
designated as the A Machine, has recently been
examined By the best mechanics in the United
States, and pronounced BY them to be the best
piece Of mechanism they had ever seen.
Call at the salesrooms, No. 65 Lake st., aud
Judge fur yourselves, when we feel assured that
you will At once decide that the merits and
capacity ofthis Machine for family work a.e uu-
equailed. jy41w
= rhososr spa.s Fine Art Gallery, Florence
street. ie11-lm
, 1859-07-09

- CHx t'Iznxs nTrrx. thcasn. July =. ls5a.
~ ~ c"nms,! r. aess a2ntti tn she temn"n n
.sa thTst hua'ttt e. .tr dollars up the pa.
s.tat IN ths Su'h hs:tr u .ad cay. <~ti ati
anh e ahn ,14 IsH r. .n !1sss an ss'*r; fa 4a-
u,.ns- and n.a1ic return thrsrut tn mr. "taer
must dlv tksls uj thu ~rtin in my uj.e IN f.
fare ". "say. The 3h .ay ef july. 1.e ii "t!.k T. H.,
p the G"1E1n.n tvn1t viii 1t that fine. In The tsn.!l
eonffnl alnui Les
lyS10td; d;s, II. KRElsM.tSN. C1.y c:rsk-
ASSESSMENT KHLL-
ieae1ftlm Of tae raj s-tIe In 9ht :,1h Division NJ
ths Ct e Lha.. DR. med t+n flied y ditInE. ~a;r anil
Eav.Hs 1h.Ess':R s.ert. fs Il sn"Ish s,rxt Madison
strst xs'a the yanAt tarr1 ant the HI :-y
scstf.lJ a..e Ae' sor btnedss BY the
ORIGINAL TOWN Or CHICAGO.
, 1859-07-09

e Rev. Mr. Boyd, Of the Edna placc Dap.
t!st Church, has returned to the city and to his
nulpit, in improved health.
, 1859-07-09
33rcss & Trihut1e.
CHlCAG O.
THE RATTLE OF SOLDERING.

AAAA II a T. L LIZ VE AOxEEtk&NO.
Dy tho arrival Of tho Hungarian wo have
ioar days later intelligence from Europe, cm-
br'1cing many particulars Of the great battle of
the eatl, Of June. It seems that tile -iustrians
crossed the Nincio with tEcir whole lorco to
give the Allies battle; and that the engage
xncnt took place at so1ftriuo THIS village is
eighteen niles northwest Of Mantua, md las
population a lit,le over one thousand. 1n 1i9C
the Austria,s were defeated at Solferino 1,y
tho French, prior to tho siege Of 3lantua. Tic
French aided by tue Sardinians have been
nsau successful, tl.ougl, the victory, evidently,
has been dcarly purchased. or the losses On
either side VIC have nothing official and tic
private ACCOUNTS arc doubtless much cxaggcr-
atcd. Sach rs they are the reader will fiud
them iii our column Of tclesraphic dispatches.
II our udviccs aro to lc credited, tho Aus
triaus arc preparing for atotl,cr trial Of
strength hctorc betaking themselves to their
Qualifications 1t is also iniimatcd by rriyate
accounts that lie French army suffered so &C.
rcFely on the 2itll is to he in 10 condition for
Immediate offensive operations. Along with
this VIC have intelligence Of tie moving os
large forces from both France aud Austria to-
wards the present tllcatrc Of war. The blood
Of the collhatants is now Glirly heated. We
llavo doubtless seen hut tho beginning Of
caE1,agc-
HOW THE CrTY.S CREDIT WAS
SAVED.
Tic Comptroller las received 4 letter ffou
4 leadi''g New York capitalist dated July 5tl.
fro.n which NC arc permitted to make tic fol-
lowin. extract: =
!" We arc glai that your authorities provided
"witL their us,nl1 promptness, for the semi
"ann1'a! interest on Chicago bonds, due July
!" lst, inst Any delinquency in this particular,
would put back t!4c credit Of your city a
~4uartcr u Il century"
It is not gcner:.lly known that the Mayor,
Comptroller aud Treasurer provided tho n.o,l-
cy-$lG. 100-to pay this interest in order to
preserve tie credit Of The city uutarnis!ted, ut
tic risk ot being arrested and imprisoned for
'cohtemp- of court-it having becn raised |
and forwarded to New York during the pcnd-
cncy Of tie decision Of the curt in the In |
junction c;ase. They assumed the responsible
itr ans riskcd the consequences to themselves,
-dccming the credit Of tic city Of greater i'm. |
portance than tue penalty that could be irtlic-
ted
, 1859-07-09

- Tic Chicago Dragoous we're ont yester.
day for parade, aud presented \ fine appearance.
, 1859-07-09
The Frttghter ExrcdttloM IJnsuccckks
fri

We regret Ia learM that the Frci.l.trr las
been abandoned, and the enterprise slie started
out on given up for The trrseut- The b,.at will
sem4in wLere shr ii. until the next RI. IL she
river, when renewed etiorts will be u,ade to
returned -NinresgtiaH, 7kf,
, 1859-07-09

- We are indebted to .McSal1y l. Co., for
New York papers, several hours in advance Of
the mails,
, 1859-07-09

sE The journal and the Democrat both ap-
plaud the police for breaking up dens Of infamy
ut Ho'stein. The Tines has no npplauding
word-it is afraid Of its subscription list.
, 1859-07-09

tIy- The fifth case Of those very cheap split
straws at Il and 3l.ss5 has jus: been opened at
u. II. Marsh's, 25s State street. They arc BE-
ing trimmed. up with rich ribbon and Frcnch
flowers for from s2.75 to & each. No better
bats are shown for fire dollars anywhere in this
city. iy6-5t
, 1859-07-09

WHEELER + WILSON 5 SEWING NAcH1SEs.-SYe
prefer them for family u.e.--N. 7. Tribune.
They arc the faEosises for famiiies.-:N. /.
T.nhs.
Thcy are without rival .-Scient;6c Lmeri-
c1a.
They maintain tue pre-eminenec.-E J. Et-
pytss-
For 1tmming, Jtl1ing, tuekia7 and gdth<r,sg
no statement Is necessary, as their reputation
for successfully doing this work, has been for
some time established.
All the latest improvements, originated by the
best talent in the Union, are involved in this
machine. George H. CH1T7ESpES. Gen1 Ast,
jy1-lmo Lei and 153 Lake street.
, 1859-07-09

Cstsl,sa nh!e July Hh. 1s:a, By ,he Rev: RcbHs
REEVE, Of Brooklyn, NJ
, 1859-07-09
Judge Ed1noniI'~ Experience In Cast
far cut Devils.


fss;s out Devils.
Jnlge El,nonds still continues lis comnuui.
cation. 10 tle New York 7r;5rne on Spiritual
ism aud its phenomena. In lis last article hc
says:
E.txfiag out Lfrtks.-1 take this phrase rs I
atnd il in Scripture Us Indicating that the still
ject il la'sseascl by un influence which 1rz,lucts
si"icht tArocs, ar, as il said in Scripture,
''traIsl,tway the spirit tars him, and lie fcl o,l
the ground, and Maluwcd fua1nius.''
llavc "ltucssc.i s4any instanccs pf this, when
the subject was relieved simrly by luying on Of
lands, aud sometimes by Il 1urrc command IL
the spri! to depart.
was once alta circle in Troy, some twenty
l'crso'ls present, wllcu u strong man became
unconscious and Violently convu!sed Ill beat
thu table with great force viii. bu,h fists,
put NY llund On his head against yc'lc,len.
struggles on liis part tn prevent ii, and in few
nlonlents hc was restored IN quiet and CONSCIOUS
ners. once had nsun similarly affected in my
own rooll. WIN beat Ills head violently On s..ar
le.top tatle aut1cll uu tic t!oor in cnnv u>io,,s
lie was recovered by tilc saiuc lt,vsns, though
more slowly. i man !rnm Chicago waited 0n
ME, afflicted with continuous ccnvu.sions Of Iii,
arms unu legs. liz WAS restored by 1hc 1ucr.
exercise Of st'c will. Last year,;ss my lousr,
found u man lying on the floor, distorted anil
consu1scd. ! i'ied lin up. compelled him t"
sit in chair, and tl4cu with Il fcw words at!-
dressed. not to him, but 10 tho suirit that WAS
influencing him, lie was Ut once restored to co,u
po~urc-
Who was the man from CLica ,o-docs anr
b"dy know Ed. +. i I'll
, 1859-07-09

~ r. scEfTE: t'''e':it"7 I7<nt, s. Ds.ssar~-st.
oos%l IN rss;ts fur sais osf oH ~
k&sdt*g fap%& ~ .As .y.rA r.4. n...hesty
, 1859-07-09

PHEsES7Ar1oS.-festcrday morning, at do
closing exercises Of the Mosclcy School, the
pupils Of the first division presented their
teacheF--sfr. u. r. Avcrill-a very handsome
silver goblet, in token Of their lore aud cstccn
\ very neat and appropriate speech Was made
By Mr.. Edward Flint, which was replied to by
Ar. Ascrill in short but feeling address to the
school.
, 1859-07-09

- Remember when you wish good article
Of kerosine Coal Oil. Chimnies Wicks, !kc
ahat the Lamp and Oil Emporium is at 1ss
Clark st. iy42w
, 1859-07-09
LOCAL 3IATTEKS.

y Van Shaack tells good story, and it is
true. Rcai his advertisement and save heating
the house next ironing dug, BY using West
Ike Furnace, which are sold Ut II State street.