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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-10
New Fall Stock.

vUsT arrived nom the Northern cities with run stock Of
D FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, for gentlemen Ihe
style and the most fashionable appare at the lowest
prices found at esbshmen No S Nam we
vii seii lower than any house in this city, Hats OF the n
es styics Boots Shoes Of all qualities and prices @
VaIiss and Umbrellas from the best Eastern iacor ae VI"
exhibition and will be sold cheap. 80.
Ynuths and Boys in all styles and qualltes
pqense cali at HiKsH a SrRAusEs between Nowin q MuIs
and q Lewis look for seif Our motto a. as mas
aysr bessn selling cheap 10 increase custom -,
sns.rss, faofhing Shoes &c, &c. sept 24-dM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-10
JOHN f.. HAWKINS,
DronrfntOr Of the Civ egOfpl

INTENDED moving his plantation this Fail, hut circun-
stances prevents lie will continue until the st of March,
al which time will expire he thankful ohe ei
zrns Lynchburg and the travelling community for their lib
rral patronage and socs continuation OF the lie
pledges himself keep house that shall not be second to
In the cty wanting good fain! single rooms can
he furnished He Is prepared to accommodate all that y
come and that with the best the market affords
nov 1-,llm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-10
G. S. Bills IS & Co.,
Lynchburg, Va,

Stoves. Heaters Ranges Crates. Hollow Ware
AND MANIFACTUREIs or
Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Work,
ROOFING. PLUMBING, sc.
WE would attention Of purchasers sup
w ply Of the above named goods which we are weekly
ceivn Having been selected personally with great d
the Manufacturers at the lowest cash prices feel
prepared suit and a with the mos, ORNAMENTAL econom
cnl comfortable durable, uscnl, simple, desirable and the
anes strongest cheapest nrgest and stns
sortment have had the pleasure Of offering In this marx
ct cordial invitation s extended 10 all 10 examine
stock Mt Stove and Range Warehouse, III Main street,
Lynchburg, Va. lsept dts] e. = BLISS CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-10

TOLL EFT ARTICLES.
WY h.yo now an hand Soaps Powder Pus and Powder
w Elegant Extracts Hair Oils Hair Brushes Tooth brushes
Tooth Paste Combs OF every description and Fancy sooas IN
s'' '' L. A. d r. KIESEY,
nov adt.L 100, Main street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-10

OFFICE PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK,
p, EYxcnssua NovRnbEn !, 1853.
VIE meetings Of the Directors Of ts Bank will be held at
NE oniee Of j. II. Robhssi ,ss.s. s. "A i - So M
Discount day-WKDx Paper Intended for discount
11S ny be offered on TuEsDa be fore O'clock
stockholders requested TO pay In their frss install
fau Immediately, s. Cowan NJ the Exchange Bank
?. order Of the Board. VAN TALIAFERR0, secy.
tAkMER'S AND FLANTERS AsS0CIATioN.-Th
& M be an exhibition ip ths city the 4sh Thursday In No
1Se S fat cattle ser poultry produces and vegetables
a exhibition 10 be held liberty Ware and the sale
~ ~ conducted by John T. hawkins
objects OF the exhibition o.mprose This Market %
=, 70 accommodate the Farmers aud Plmters to which oil
IN this vicinity Invited 70 contribnie theif pro-
If Aner The exhibition and sale there viii be meeting
M at the City Hotel for the purpose 81 pfganzatioo
daons 70 be styed the Fares sud Planters Asso
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-10

NJ oTICE-Mr VIM J. Chidress is hereby authorized
~ eep for money due the old Of j. L. Winston Co
may 10-dts. j. II. {. WINSTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-10

German Anchor HOIting Cloth.
TUNIE subscrber would inform Mers and those attlne nj,
Ms that thcy have hand splendid stock Of Boiiini
Cloths Of the above celebrated brand, which they will cell
low be bought In market. ali In want csi a.
hey can rely upon getting good article. {,
I aug 25dts -. STlaLRR, PETERS 4 co
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"CosrAE'sn Ex,erui a,ors are invaluable
remedies TOR clearing h"u-eS o. aIi sor's -
With al confidence we recon.
mend them. New Y-rk lily Reeissrr.
"CosTAR's" remedies Tor all a nestle
pests. such as Rat. Reaches. Bed Bugs
ANTS. Fleas. &C., nrc invaluab . w car
speak iro,n aciusi knowledge 81 saeir mtr
-. Druggists ard Dealers should send
heir ord. q early. il they would secure q
-rade IL shem.-Nrw York Journal.
!. shall write something about your Ev-
'rrminaiurs. rs car do so with prnpr,riy
r,sy are selling rnp'dly here aud destroy
ng 81 vermin Editor " Banner" Fsyeue.
Missouri.
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ExpEsprruREs.

There has heen paid !" County O-ders from
The l., day Of June 1858 q The 31si day u
May 1859. both iayr inclusive ,io-~n.
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Death to all vermin."
As SfRiSc approaches,
Ants and RoAcHE-,
From their hois- rome oui,
And MlcE and RATS,
In sns,~ al C,ls,
Gaiiy skip about.
Zen BuCs bile
You. IN The night,
Asnn he bed y"u slumber,
While IssEcTs crawl
Thro' chamber mud hall,
IL sqneds withon, number.
1T rs TRULY WONDERFUL WITH
y In, certainly. Rats. Reaches. Mice, moles.
Ground Alice. Bed-bugs. Ants, Moths. Ms
|quitgfs. Fleas. INSERTS on Ami nai-, IN short
avery spesies of vermin, are utterly DE-,
.,soy.d and ex'ermina,ed W
RAT, ROACH, Sc, EXrER.
MINATOR,
n. CosTARs" BEp NC ExTERm'xA-, 4.
!. IosTAE's' ELEcTR,c Pow DER. Fox ~ISsrcTs
Supplied " dir g." BY mail, 20 any address
n the Uuised S,sles. rs ioIlrwr:
On receipt ~ 81 90. y b,x ~ the RAT. and
RoxcH. &c Ex,erminaior,
On receipt 81 $500. box each % The RAT
Roach. dc. Ext. and Electric Pow DIR
(sent postage psid.) suficlrn, 70 DE-
siroy The vcrmin nr,any wemiscs
8 I'D hy u uigisis aud DeaIer- everywhere.
ccsrAns' pu".ipaI Dept. 42o, Broadsa,.
New York
IN. S.-Circula-s. terms, g. sent b, miil
~ application.
Af- WOOL LIZ AGtSrs b Y NE-isEx
|PEaSsLvAAiA, On IKrAsA. &c:
Al Pushing II. ~ Is. L. FARM STOCK 4
Co mud uthesr.
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Al Indianapolis, Ind, II Dr. Ilncwx,xc
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"A GOOD supply d Justices' Blanks con.
- s,snily On. hand and for sale low at the
COURIER OFFICE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-10-19

ST. CECILIA CONCURD'A SOCIETY.
The regular meetings OF this s 'eir'y ar
held the first Saturday il every month, -
81 o'clock. v. NJ. Of their hall 10 the Unio'
House. Weekly meetings for in-tfum, nta'
and vocal music are held subject 10 the d..
lection ~ The M.sicaI Divec'nr.
JOHN MEHRINGER, President.
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Dae copy for one year 81 90 snd eih.
Dne copy 'or v years 3 80 and 2 gin'-
One copy fr three years 8 W end Ssgiir-
Due copy for fve yesrs 8 % and 8 giIis.
AND TO CLUBS:
Three copies one year, IS 90 and , gifts.
Five copies ono year, 8 90 end 8 gifts.
Ten copies one year, 10 10 md 10 giits.
r~en'y- ono copies ! year - % and = gins.
The articles TO be given away are CON.
Trsed in The following iisi:
2 packages gold. containing $500 each
s d. do do 200 each
10 do do do 100 each
10 pal. lev. hsn'. case watches 100 each
20 gold watches q eacn
30 do NMe 90 sssh
100 do % each
800 ladies' gold watches IS each
40 silver hunting cssed wstches 30 eset
500 silver watches. 10 TO % esre
100 rolJ guard. vcs, snd fob chsins 10 % 20
Gold Locke,s, Bracelets, Brooches, Ess
Drops. Breas; Pins. Cuff Pine, Sleeve Bu,-
tons. Rirps, Shirt Studs. Watch Keys, gold
md silver ,himbler, md = variety VI other
articles worth from so cents To $l6 each.
We viii present TO every person sending
~ 80 snbsrribers, ~ 81 each, . gold ws'ch
$40; 70 any enc sending ~ Ivs sse-
-rribers 81 50 esca, a geld watch worth 50
Every subscriber will also receive . present
Immediately on receipt Of the soescfip'
Jon money, the subscribers name will rs
entered upon orr book, and the present win
he forwarded, within one week, 70 the sub
.cribes, By mail or express, post paid.
H. An communications shoyld % -.
lresscd 10 DEAN & SALTER, -T
Proprietor-, ss5. Broadway, New Yors.
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THE PHILADELPHIA WEEKLY
ILLvsrRATEDi
RED, WHITE AND BLUE

rs one ~ The Larges, and Bes, Literary Ps.
pers II he day.
Every Subscriber win receive TWO pvem.
inns. w0,h frnm so eents 20 $500. by no
Ne pasnentAo f % crntr rsch. Az som
~ the rubrcril,iun money 10 received, The
subscriber will De iniosmed ~hai his Prs.
sums are. aud thenjt n optional 9Th him
shr,hrr b. pays The % cents on each end
,hs Premiums a. not.
The Premiums that We sell "a the sub
.ericcss ir % cents each. are sAbraced in
! Tisnoio,,es, $500 each
10 d. 300 "
Is Gold Hunting ca.sd Watches. $50
rs Sewing Machincs, l25
80 do. T"
100 Gold Watches 90 .
800 SILVER Hurting do 80 "
500 Six nr..s Patterns 70 "
SILVER Watches. Gold Chains. God
bracelets, Brooches. aud various other A.
irles, worth iron 30 rer's 10 s25.
fn f TERMS nMfA
Ose copy one year 81 10 and . Premiums.
copy twoyears So 80 aud
Ore copy three years 50 90 aud
One copy fve yeas So on md 10
AND To cLUEs:
Three copies. Que year IS on and 8 premiums.
flv. COM. > one year IS 90 Hnd - "
Ten g pir-. orr year, SO y" and 20
Twenty ropirs. one year, $50 On aud 20
Al extra cu)y gwen 70 ihar- getting UP
! q oh ~ 10 Smbscribevs. All c~ommunics-
Aions mus, be addressed ".
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337 Chestnut street. phiIsasipnis.
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ar the condition of the Common schoo
~ aud Congressional Township fund 10
,tr fscrl year snding March % b 1853.
TutaI amt. VI Pm. Com. sehoo'
fund S5,s73 u
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7 s still Of his old home, and always read,
= I attend those WIN may want HE scrvI
ces, snd render them 70 the ntmoss Of ~
sbiiiy. Aprn 6'os
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GOLDEN PRIZE
~lLLuSxRAY3D.
nrAS & sAIrrr. successors TO Beete, 4 C.

THE New York WEEKLY GOLDEN
PRIZE is one 81 The largest and best ii,--
|rsry papers 81 The day. An ImpsrisI Quar-
10 containing 4 Oh, pages ~ forty eoIvMos,
|oi The most interesting and fsscinstng read
ing matter. from me pens Of the very hns
writer's Of the day.
Elegantly Illustrated every week.
PES2Rm1
Worth from so cents 70 $500 wiIi BE- riv
an 10 esch subscriber immediately on receipt
Ioi the subscription money. THIS . present
"a o. o Memento Of Friendsh'p and not .
an iuJucemsnt IN obthin subscribers. ~
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vIVHE Undersigned, having 2 marble ward
i b, the city Of Evansville, feel confident
that they can sci; tomb stones Or any Other
work in their line Of business, rs cheap AZ
any establishment, in The West. We hive
Lately put up . gnod many monuments at,hf
grave yard Of the s.. Joseph Church, and q
the grave yard below Jasper. y those ~'sh.
ing 10 purchase will examine our work w'
are confdrn, they viii give ~ their orders
Sheriff HERMAS i our aeent IL Jasper, snd
urders Ieft with him rill be promptly filled
Nav IS. ,59-3n. c 81 HEiNERIcH.
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/AF the receipts and Expenditures OF Du-
bois county. Indiana Tor the fiscal year
My 3lst 1859.
REcEIrTs.
There was remaining ~ The County Tres
rury ., Is-t settlement. $3.50 90
There has been received Al the
County Treasnrv since the LIST
day Of June, 1868. as follows, to-
VII:
For Delinquent Tax 1857 81 s73 AS
For SHOW License ~ 90
For Estate without heirs 8 %
For Revised Statues Of 1852 ~
For Redemption If lands So O5
For Delinquent Town.h'p Tx ~ 50 3.
Far County Rescn0e 1857 3S3 81
Far Delinquent Srhooi Tx 1857 l06 50
For County Revenue 1853 1890 81
For Township Tax 1867 LIZA IL
Fur SPECIAL School Tex 36O, "a
Total Receipts during The year $1,000 IL
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MERCHANT TAILORING!
JOHN LUTZ.

NORTH MxiE & LAWRENCE STREETS
4 r the above s'sLd. informs The Public
N that he has nrw on hand y good Siorl
.CLOTHS. CASSInERES, vESTINGs
and light goods for spring and Summer wear
and which he 10 prepared 10 make up 10 th'
most fashionable style and wofkman-lik'
nne His long experience IN The bns'
ness he thinks will enable him 10 give en-
lire satisfaction. Call and leave your orders
Cleaning aud repairing neatly done AM
IN The shortest notice. 6m-+
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-25

the large audience, and must state that the
audience assembled on the occasion Of this
first meeting Of the Association, was .
splendid contrast with some Of the educa-
tionsl meetings which have attended in
other States, and even in our own State in
days gone by. The large chr rch was com
pletely filled by teachers and citizens. and
- the teachers begin to come in do not
know what will be DONE The teachers
were welcomed to the hospitality Of Wash
ingtop. by a few appropriate and eloquent
remarks, by Rev j. X. Doig Of Washington
College. The citizens are on hand with
open doors and beautifully provided tables.
omitted to mention in my communication
yesterday, the names Of . number Of citi-
Gems, at whose places Of business and homes
was sgreeably entertained. DIR. Parker.
the generous postmaster. we are mutually
under obligations to. General Chapman.
whose accomplished daughters ent rtained
us with good sense and delightful guitar
music. This home 10 all music sunshine and
fosers. DIR. Condor. whose gentlemanly
son alluded to. yesterday. as one OF the
''locar committee who was and is 60 gen.
orally useful in providing homes for the
delegates. The people here are having
their hands and houses full, this week.
The Synod Of the United Presbyterian
Church is to be held here, commencing to-
day, and understand about two hundred
ministers are expected.
On motion Of Dr. J. Maynard. . commit
mittee consisting Of one delegate from each
county represented. was appointed to re-
port permanent officers for the Association.
There is disposition manifested to give
the right stamp and character to the Asso>
citation, and make it permanent means Of
good to the teachers of the State.
Mr.. Mills, publisher Of the Losoa School
Journal, recently established at Des Moines.
is here, and will endeavOr to get the Asso-
citation to make said Journal their organ.
Rev. Howe, editor and publisher Of the
little Literary advertiser, is also on hand.
and Judge he is making his mate modesty
sort of ladder to climb into the favor of
the members. Meekness is good thing to
have in the country.
The exercises Of the evening were con-
cluded by Recitation by A. A. Griffith Of
Davenport
Much inquiry is made for the Superinten-
dent Of Schools Of Scott county, and his
efficient corps of teachers. Mr.. Weller-Mr.
Man airing and Mr.. Griffith being the only
representatives Of Scott.
Such aspirants As Mr. .Kissell do not regard
their own interests rightly, when they keep
themselves aloof from State gatherings Of
this kind. No doubt his eagerness to qualify
himself for the classes that he will be
obliged to hear in the intermediate School.
keeps him rather busy just ct this time. l
enclose an order Of exercises. Moo 80
m orrow. AYRAULT.
Washington, Iowa, Aug. oath.
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(DY sELEORAPH.1
NEW YORK. AuG. "a. 1859.
FLoUR-60f5c better. aaes 10 OeO bbls ct 2S@
4 IS for super state; 4 GOG4 70 extra ststa; 4 80
al co super western; 10d5 % for cid. and
3O@5 81 fresh round extra round hoop Ohio.
RYE 1LOgR-Dull; oOd4 %.
WHEAT-Scarce and l9S2c better; sales 30 bush
! 50 very choice new white southern and new white
4ichig An on private terms.
RYE-Fivm at 6Oc.
Cokw-UnChang~d. Sales 800 bush ct 70hc old
mixed western 81: new yellow western.
OATS Fiymer and active 1t S7043c
PoRK-Sirmer. Sales 1000 bbls at 10 mess 10 80
prime.
BEEr-nulI.
BACoH-Quiet.
LAnD-Quist. Sales 1bO bbls at lo9IIc.
BUrTEa-Firmsr 1t D3G4l7 Ohio; l6tG2l ststs.
CHRssE-Yirm 1t 66Sk o In quality.
AsHEs-Unchanged.
WnSKv-Firoer; 2e09sx ;sa,es 100 bbls.
~
Chicago Marx o..
Tuesday Evening Aug. 9s, 1850.
FLoUR-Lsss active. but holders Arm. white
winter 20; tpring extra 90.
wHEAr-No spring nrn and aAvanseA 10; No
declined &c, closing firn st 75hc. We quote No st
s0@slc; No I red winter so9s1c; ns 10 7sc.
COn1-S -Steady-closinR quiet At 61c for He = r
In store; prime Canal 64Kc ahoat.
OATs-Aetivs and shade bettsr. Canal -. 80
26hc shoat.
sAsl.y-ou'et. No sold :. 80
RYD-Quiet. No I sold at 53064c.
APOTArOEs-Firm st 5O@60c.
BurrE.-Choic. dairy 110llc; common s0loc.
Eo0s-vsry dull st 7c.
LAAD-Nomiosl at 10 01lc.
HDss-Dsy Nint 160l7c
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-25

ARRIVED
Wednesday. Aug. "a.
NoRyHERSER, Afford, st. Paul.
kEoKuK. Dodge, Montrose.
GakY EAGLE, Harris, ST. Louis
DErAxrED.
ALHaxERA, Mitchell. Galena.
NoRTHERNER, Afford, st Louis.
KxoKuk. Dodge, Montrose.
GREY EAGLE. Harris, ST. Paul.
For 81. PAuI.-The Northern line steam-
er, Henry Clay. leaves at o'clock, this
morning. for st. Paul and intermediate
points.
FoR 81. LoUH-The Pembra is expected
down, and to leave at O'Clock, this even
ing.
ALL RIGHT AGAiN.-The Keokuk brought
up word yesterday. that the Ben Campbell
was ahoat again, and had reached Montrose
IA safety.
A l1IyING BuslNEss-The Northerner
came down some hours ahead Of time, yes
terday, and was delayed all the afternoon
putting On freight She left with very
heavy load, aud had to refuse several lots
Of grain.
TBE FLORA TEMpLE-This boat is laying
up at keokuk at present, but has been un.
dergoing regular course of sprouts, lately,
and is going into the Upper Mississippi
trade. next week. We expect to see her at
the levee here the first Of the week "Char
ley Of Atkins saloon, takes his place be
hind the bar
INGENIOUS CoNTRivANcE--A wooden figure
on the top Of the steamer Northerner's e
pilot house, attracted considerable stten,
ton among the crowd on the levee. yester-
day, with its military airs 1t represented
q soldier and carried sword in each hand,
which the wind caused to "play such fan
tastic tricks before high heaven as made
poor mortals gaze in stupid wonder.
FAvoRs.-We are indebted to Mr.. Frank
Watson, the obliging and gentlemanly agent
Of the Keokuk and Galena Packet Compa-
MES, for daily favors in the shape Of various
little items of interest connected with the
river business. Frank is always at his
post and is just the man for it. as all per-
SONS having business with him will admit.
Well and favorably known from long
residence in Davenport, he has the conf
dence Of the community and can influence
considerable trade to his employers. We
hope to see his honest phiz at the steamboat
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-25
r1- Curry is still providing the
people with exceIlen. apples. Remember

SEVENTH ANNlyERsAKY OF THE Ia
yEspoRr TUssEx's tseerdsy was
the day sppoin, ed for the Seventh Ami
versary of this society. At On early hour
in the forenoon, the different societies. In
cluding delegations from Mnscatlne' hanp
ton Geoeseo. Rock Island, and Dubuque,
formed in procession, and after marching
through the principal streets. convened on
the grounds of Judge Mitchell. where they
were welcomed by very neat and apPro-
pirate address from Aid. RAINING. The
Manerchoir then sung one ode Of welcome.
after which the Turner's dispersed around
the grounds for recreation, until afternoon.
In the afternoon the societies were called
together. when = beautiful song was execu-
ted by the GIee Club Of the Davenport So
ciety. Mr. GUKLICH then delivered q speech
0. excellent merit, followed by an appropr-
ate address from jos 7. LANE, Esq, which
was received with much favor. Mr.. LANE
advocated the introduction Of Gymnastic
exercises into our schools, which suggestion
we most heartily approve.
After the speeches were over, the juven-
lies exercised in vaulting and tumbling. in
which performances they did themselves
much credit. After the youngsters were
dismissed, the Manerchoir sung some beau
ttnl songs, and then the party went in for
enjoying themselves by dancing and other
amusements best suited to their tastes
In the evening. grand ball came off at
Lahrrnan's Hall. which was largely at
tended and highly enjoyed by ell who par
ticipated.
The Seventh Anniversary Of our society
has been decided success, and we hope
that all subsequent affairs Of the kind may
be as pleasant and agreeable. not only to
our German friends, but to the American
brethren.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-25

lE Messrs. Harrah Il Baldwin of
this city, have invented, and obtained q
patent on q new Agricultural machine, cal
led the Universal Seed planter and grain
sower. 1t is . very ingenious invention,
and may perform oil that is claimed for it
In addition to planting and sowing it num-
bers the acres planted. They are manufac.
turing machine for exhibition ct the Uni
ted States Fair, and at - many State
Fairs a. possible. The inventors are very
industrious. intelligent young men, and We
trust they may succeed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-25

To THE EDrroRs OF THE IsLANDER AND Ar
ous-Gents Permit me through the col
umns Of your paper to thus pnblicly -
knowledge the receipt in full, Of my policy
Of insurance. In the Hartford Fira Insurese.
Company, Of Hartford, Conn.,. vhieh /! hesd
on my stock Of goods, almost entirely DE-
stroysd BY hrs on the night Of the 9th inet.,
and while my lose exceeds the amount In
surod, / have had tie consolation Of know
ing Vas injured In . safs sod reaaole
eompany, whose fairness and pFompsness y
sdjusting and paying loes. srs beyond any
praise can bestoW upoo then.
At the came time would also tender q
Msssrs. Fish 4 Lee, the agsnts q the ''Aart
ford" my thanks Soe The Interest and
psomptnsss msnitsstsd b. them IN setNtao
my siain, - By The terms q mypeusy =.
sempsay were entitled - dxty ~ ~
. pay IN. aftss The pree6 wers mada ~
thseugh tAelf easeGy, lsseelve6 ~ 10y
d 500. Avs day. lltas the avs teok 49, q
alse deem & necessary - ~ ~ -!
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!sy q, sAsy lsstsd sfa.l ssst e ~
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-25

"CHARLEy," who so long ofiiciated at
Atkins Restaurant and Billiard room. left
here yesterday, for Keokuk, to go aboard
the steamer Flora Temple. He has secured
the bar on this boat, which will be up here
next week. on which occasion Charley pro
poses to "treat the crowd" of his friends, if
they call on him.