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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ueDR. MANN, the renowned disooverer OF that
invaluable remedy, Dr.. Hsnn's Ague B.lsam, still
continues 70 labor in behalf Of the afflicted. His
mediSines arc universally admitted by the American
press to b. far superior to any and all others ever
dscocred for the treatment Of chis fever and sgue
and oil intermittens. There be NO doubt, il We
can place confidence in the hummer abb stmoni ais
which the Doctor has in bis possession that 1t is the
greatest discovery made in the science OF med-
No. Tie attention Of our readers is called 10 the
advertisement Of this Balsam found IL another col.
umn Of this paper, and We wou recommend all suf-
fering from this disease viz chils fever and ague
to avail themse yes Of trial Of this remedy.
Sold By al good druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-20
Wodding In . Death Chamber

A correspondent writing from West
Union, on the North Western Virginia Rail-
road, says that . wedding recently took
place in death chamber. at Spring Hill.
near that place. Mr.. Barr and Miss Ripley
were married whilst the father of the lady
was lying corpse. 1t appears that that
day had been set for the wedding to take
place. Mr.. Ripley Was suffering with the
consumption, and expired on that morning
at s o'clock. The groom proposed to put it
off q few weeks. but the bride insisted on its
taking place Immediately. The wedding
accordingly took place at 9 o'clock over the
corpse of her father Wheeling Intelligencer,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-20
Great Nows.

Her Majesty Queen Victoria is grand
mother. The Princess Frederick William,
Of Prussia, has given birth to son. There
is, according to the telegraph, rejoicing"
in Prussia, and "satifact;on" in England. It
is within the limits of possibility for the new
baby to become heir to the thrones of both
nations He is the heir to that of Prussia,
but his English grandmother has too large
: supply Of boys at home for his chances for
the English crown to be considered bril-.
liant.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-20
INSURANCE.


oaAfs - IOWA Ii
AUDsTrns OsSSoe. DEe Doiss& -. & - !
IT'S Asgeby e6Gti6ed sAalsa - IN - q -
eery, NJ. seaosoese y - 1ls1 - NJ = y, chow
- sas elnditieo Of ovesis 0svsDs - vjrs II.
susanes Co0pany, Of PEORIA o'ate Of liae1s - ~
t day Of January. 1850 b secoedanes vsss he
visions Of m Act 81 the Legislature ~ shAe 0ssoe
passed January -. 1851. thas sash stsssent sAsvs
shat said u mpeny n posssssed Of ths requisite
amount - capital, and tnvesesA reqsird il ~
Act.
Authority i therefore given 70 ths shove na~sa
feofh noft0e end Utrs insurance. Company 10 trans.
Get business Of Insurance IN this STATE IN ecaor.
dance with the laws therenf.
i y % certified has q. p. AiteAeH, 10. o. "a.
vsnpolt. has been duly appoint - ~ sSiA oapang,
sheir lsvfcl attorney end mt for the eosnty 4
scpt, with e0.i power TO take risks Of In ureneo
snsssa. - y akncvtsa0s essyiseo q psessa, apoe
mis- Ming certified copy Of ths statement died In
this oe with the Clerk Of The District Court In and
Tor taid County.
II Il further cestided that the ssnexed 10 : true
copy Of this required statsnent.
- In testimony vhssaofI have heseunto ~
u my hand ami afilxsd my sssl Of once IT,
18Th dsy Of 0spt embsv, 1ooa
~ ]. WOCATfkLL, Auditor Of Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-20
Unpleasantly Long.
The Des Moiues Citizen, q republi,

The Des Moiues Citizen, republic.
an journal, says:
Goliath Of Gath was tall specimen Of
the genus homo. Since the period in which
he lived, men have ply sically degenerated;
but still examples are occasionally found Of
bodily elongation which excite the wonder
Of the populace. The aggregate length Of
nine Of our State officers is just J)ifty four
feet, giving the neat average Of six feet to
the officer. The Auditor, Mr.. Cattell. is 8
Il 4 s-4 inches in height, and the Treasurer,
Mr.. Jones. rejoices in wholesome length Of
eft 4 IA inches
We venture that no other State in the
Union can present such "long drawn out"
array Of State oficsra It 10 . blessed con-
sidsration, too. that this "a feet of official
elongation, 10 electrified from..o terminus
70 the Other. BY healthy current Of Rspub-
noanisgn.
Its lamentable fact that the fingers
Of these republican officers are dong"
in proportion.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-20
a11tO3 G11tO3 e11tO1
0PLENDlD 01rTS!!
S,uvrA~4

A. COLBY 4 90. would inform their friend,
q and the public, that their Gift BSek store u
permanently estat' she'd iM ODD Follows DuilcipG
between ark snG Desrb orn strsess, where lhs pur
chaser Of each book, Ut the regular retail price. v
receive one Of the folio virE gits VALUED 81 from
to e1O0. ANY persons ssDdng TO- NE books snd 10
satisfied with the gifts have the privilege %
lecting in IT, place . d Is book, makins to ~
shilling books for e2k ceLts each. Persons 80
state In their orders gifts going With eesh baol
does nst .uit, what eva book they WI seseet b
place Of git That Is better than any other 8n
Book sale tifefs In tbs United States. In s-seinl
10 New York, Boston or Rhiiadslphia, gins ~
va,usd q from Is cents 70 900 YartheSmore.
you'd cost nearly double the amount u yssr puf
chsse for express hsrses.
One Of the Gifts OF The following schedule ~
ps essnted 70 eoch pu, chaser at the time Of sale:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-20
STATE or IOWA,
AuDI rOR's OSHCE, Dss MolNEs, Jan. 81, 1859.

AUDiIOh WIFE, Un0 4OIN8S, Jan. 81, l60y.
tits hereby certified. that on the slst day Of jan
uary, 1859, statement died In this cficc show
ting the condition OF the North American Fire lns.
rance Company, Of Hat ord, State Of Connecticut
On tue irst day Of January, 1859, In ascordauos
With the provisions Of an act Of the eetslature Of
thi. State, passed January IS 1857 thst such state
ment shows that said Company 10 possessed Of tho
requisite amount Of capital, and in essed q requir
I'd 10 laid act.
Authority Is therefore given to the above named
North American Fire Insurance Company b trans.
act business Of insurance Ia this State In accordance
with the laws Their OF.
It's also certified that Field + Ksuf nan, Rsqrs.,
o. Davenport have been Gully appointed By said COM
pany their lavf ul attorney and sgent the county
OF Scott with full power 70 take risks Of In
therein. and to acknowledge service OF process upn
their fling tilted covy OF the ststemsne died In
this cca with the Clerk Gfthe District Court IN and
for said county.
1t Is further certified that the annexed IL true
copy OF the required statement.
~ In testimony whereof have herennto set
!, (my hand and sffixe1 my seal Of ONCE this
- slst day Of January, 1859.
~ }. W. CATTELL, AuditoH Of Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-20

Wire MURDER IN CAmo-A man named
Jacob PHILIPPE, laborer on the Cairo levee,
respectfully connected. killed his wife by
shooting her with pistol, on Saturday night
last. The ball struck her in the right breast,
and she died in about fifteen minutes after
receiving the shot Phillips was arrested
and was on Monday afternoon examined
and committed to jail to await his trial for
murder. It turned out upon the trial, that
Phillips was q disreputable character, and
had been drunk all day Saturday and was
drunk at night A German boy and girl,
who were in the house with his wife, testi-
fed that Philips lay down upon the bed in
his room, and called his wife to him. She
went, sat down upon the bed. and shut the
door. A few minutes after, the report Of
the pistol was hear, and the woman opened
the door, saying that he had shot her.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-20

LIADLITIEo.
Losses all paid,
No Losses una6jHsted.
10 Losses reported.
We hsve narrowed no money.
W owe no Bank or 9th Z party.
We hereby certify that thu foregoing ststement Of
the condition Of the 0iSagd FIre ed Marine lnsu.
rance Oompny, u correct and true
JsMD0 ALvORD. 0scsetasy.
Allied 0IlLEr1, vtee.Pve11deat.
=. =. MHrCMELL, As't,
Htb1S Nlcsolls' Dtock, Davsapoet.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-20
STATE OF IOWA,
AuDIfoa's Oryr3s, DBAonss, February, 1859 I

STATE OF IOWA,
AuDIroA's OrHJD, DDNonEs, February, 1859
1t 10 hereby certified that the - day o. yebsu-
AIRY 1859 statement died IN this once showing
the condition Of the 0rard Fire and Marine Insurance
Company OF Philadelphia, State Of Peonsyvanis, on
the nrst day January 1859, IN acc ,rdancs with
the provisions OF IN Act Of the LAeslature Of this
sta passed January % 1851, that such ttat+ ment
shows that said Comp - po sessed o. the
amount Of capital, ard invested - quird In said
Act
Authority IL therefor. given 70 the above named
0irard Fire and Marine In, urance OJDpsny trans.
act business OF Insurance 10 this 0tate in accordance
with the laws thereof
II is also certified that II Mitchell Eco. Of D.v.
export has been duly appoiotei by said Company
their lawful attorney and asrnt Tor The County 81
Scot with full power 70 take risks Of Insurance
therein ard to acknowledge se,v.ce Of process uron
his fling eIt led copy Of the s,atme tii,dintli
office with tie Clerk OF The Dit ct Court In and f.r
sail County.
~ In testimony whereof, have heTeunto set
s.. nv hand and afh..d ny seal Of once this slh
J. W. CATrBLL. Auditor Of Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-20

By WATER TO CHERRY CREEK.-The Knox
Vile Republican takes exceptions to our re-
ply 70 . correspondent, who wished to
know whether it we're possible to reach
Cherry Creek from this city by water. with
: scow drawing from eight to twelve inches.
The inquiry seemed to 10 90 absurd that
We regarded it "sell." and replied in the
affirmative. provided the emigrating party
carried his scow on his shoulders" The
Republican says lit Is practicable to 60 the
entire distance from Chicago to Cherry
Greek in boat drawing Is to 20 inches Of
water, any time after the fret Of April"
We have no objection to anybody's try
ing the navigation Of the Platte River, eth
er before or after the first Of April. with .
craft drawing any number Of inches. but
we earnestly advise oil persons 30 inclined
to examine Col. Fremonts Reports of his ex-
petitions TO the Pacific in 1912 and lS43.
or the Adventures of Capt. Bonneville"
edited by Washington Irving. It will sp-
pear conclusively from these works that
the stream In question 10 not suited to any
species of navigators except very expert
waterfowl II the Arkansas River 10 re-
ferred to by our contemporary we have no
rebutting testimony to offer, but our opin-
ion i that the "wheelbaSrow man" would
make three trips to the gold region while
the Sow was making one.-Cnicago Press
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-20

t8 Vice President Breckenridge is said to
protest that he does not aspire to the Char
lesion nomination. but will be a candidate
for Crittenden's seat in the Senate.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-20

Naa. FusssAxD M. FUssa- Correct v;eps
81 he fornss-" Fubbs, want 70 talk 10
you . while and l want you TO li,tep
While do il. You want to 20 70 eleep.
but don't; I'm not one Of the sleepy kind
Ito good thipg for You. Mr.. Fub6s. tha.
you have : wife Who imparts information
by lectures. else you would he perfect TO-
noramus. Not thing about the house to
read except little bible that the Christian
Association gave you, and . tract whieh
that fellow called Porter left one day. en-
titled Light t. the Hesthen.' It's we'll he
lelft it. for you're . heathen, kFubbs Won
may feel thankful you ain't q Mormon
Yes, ] understand that institution too. YOU
profane wretch You mean you're Glad
you havn't but one wife. You never would
have known there was . Mormon. Mr..
Fubbs. II hadn't tsld you. 'eause you're
too stingy to take paper. Nov Fubbs, 1
declare your name ought TO be Fibs,-you
tell SO mary Of EN-. It's only last week l
lost dollar and half on butter sold TO
peddlsr, because didn't know the market
price, This would have paid for the paper
The whole year. Aud then you're 80 igno-
rant, Fubbs. Don't you remember when
you took the gun and walked down to the
big marsh hunting. because some one said
the Turkeys we're marching into Rushes 7
Yes you did. You needn't deny it, Fubbs.
Didn't kill any did you? 1t was bad day
for turkey. wasn't it. Fubbsl Ha! ha hA 7
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-20

that & viii b quistly ss4tled. Thoss Who
knew the negroes In this country, say that
tbeee Who whipped him will certaiely b.
aoAssoinnted.A Ms
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-20
STATE DEMOCRAT,

CITY OF DAVENPORT.
Sunday Mosnins,. 80, 1850.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-20
fH1 PODfAY OF PuYsIC.
FACTS ron THE PEOPLE.


FACTS FO0 THE PEOPLE.
1HD1D Gpes man, marx we'll his fsee,
How 1ark and sallow u It, hae,
His IaAely flashing eye hOU dim1ed,
Hts pace how auggish i y TO.
Il needs . words q mine 70 tell
The pongs ho b suffering to-day,
ne GAsoeing pains that Sact hie brain,
Whieh napght bat ptlls vil drive away.
Ia
WY DeAlnA hin valks With head srest,
VITA gloWjsg checks md sparkling eyeg,
fy1onA Who ys0eeS1ay, he HIN, M
oDo6e nsught bat wees IN eToane sn0 sighs.
. xnpv - thspeveS tAat 18Th 6abdue1,
~ oi1tter0 n 1ooA.eo11o1 Ills; &" e
Ueos - el11see1 eeos Or nen-
s4wso uaa0nN oUGAD OaASD R1Ils." 4
1d1-Hsssl<4j rms - II l,sstsss - ~ ~
vvkaga. r i ia haA
- aAvogtassmea - q paes.
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3 + A II e M e N II
or SHR
Peoria Marine 4 Fire Insurance c..
PEORIA, lLLlN0ss.

January lot, 1859.
Name and locality Of tie Compsny-PRonlA Ma
niHs AND FIRE InsUlAnoE COnPAxv, Peoria.
uiineie.
Tne amount Of Its capital stoek..... $500 900 90
The amount Of its capital stock Maid mn an nm M
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INSURANCE.


VIA M# AUDITORY OT1Sca, IsvS
u 10 hefeby aostAsi Mt tbs usnp . vifs 80
iense CoutA-yoS Sprlnonssd MSS has died - 01is
once renee Stat 81 ens, IN sooB6sDce III 80.
ton 8. shspts 100 laws q $751; whieh receive. NJ
spprovsl. I q 'heseecse seoeU ths eostsseots u
aeensy q Herman Field Ia, for 0coet OouAty WhieA
y hereby ntinusd II full fores en1 easts for the
-. wieoe,s ~ heMA - sass q Dsslloires
LIS tthls 9Th dsy Of February 1850
'~~' J. ~. CA1TBLL. Auditor Of 0tete.
FIELD 4 KAUFFMA Assss.
weiss' mock, near German Theatre, Second street,
Dsyeupost, lows.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-20

Nv. CafrsLi. An = -.
!, , r A + = N ENr
o. rHD cospsrIoM or rup
COhHAsNTAL INSURANCE Cop1Y.
o. RE CITY OF NEW Yoar
oa ~ Let Day Of Jsnua,y. A D 1850. .sa. =. a..
M uses .! sne E.ate Of lowa, pursuant . ~ ~
nAsE AND LOCATION.
me nsme Of shie Company 10 NE osaasseasa, Issu-
Lsnee company ineospers " loGa - IocessA
10 the City Of New York.
CAPITAL
The capital Of sa,d Comps.
" aetsslly paid up in
ssns :. ...s.. .1&OO.O0D o.
re surplus ON the urst Day
ofJaIuary. leo9, ........ ~. aa7 q
Total smount Of capita,
ana surpaus. ........ Asas - a
ASSETS.
!. Amount Of cash IN bank.
IN III 81; cash on hand
> Amount Of Cash in hands
oY agents, aud In course
OF transmission. ........
,. Amount OF unincumter.
ed real estate owned by
the Company..........
Amount Of L,sos on
tonds aud mortgages, be.
log nfst lien Of rss orb on
unDcum0crtd real estate
wor At least 81 $50 90
and on which there In
less than on yeas inte-
rest due and owing, In.
uress per cent per IN.
mum. .................. S57 500 N
b Amount OF Loans oo
bonds and mor,slsss %
which there 10 due more
than ono year's int rect.
.. AmoaSt Of loans IN st'ks
and bOAds OF Inc titutions
incorporated by the stats
OF New York. payable
on demand> 1.-THE market
value OF o. curiiies pied, "a
oeins SiS $50. interest
per cent per annuM.. -. 92OOO 90
7. Amount Of all I.oans
made ~ tho company not
included In preceding
lteme..
b. Amount Of at0cks and
bonds Of Institutions In.
oorpo1sted y he state Of
NV York. owned By the
company. $3.50 q
y. Amount OF interest octu.
ally due and unpaid. In.
GLIDING dividends de-
CARED. lo,O70 %
10 Amount Of premiums
due and uncollccted ON
Policies issued. 6.96s x,
ii. Amount Of bills Frceiv.
able for premiums. 49,. --
IL. Amount OF assessments
on che stock OF the Com
papy called In, and due
and unpai, or Premium
Notes due aud uopaid...
| ID Amount due the Com
pany, on which judgm'ts
have been obi aimed. 30. --
| Total Assets. ......... 1S8S III 50
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-20
Grover ~ RNltes,s
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
N4
A New style. Price $50.

4sS BROADWAY, NY.
These Nschines sew from two pools, ana form
oean Of uoequaled strength, beauty and elasticity
Which VIII NOT rip, u every fourth stitch b cut
1Aoy ore unqueUtenably Tie bsst IN the narkct ~
family ooe.
J. o. WsshbuRne, Agent,
ocoe-dN Davenpsrt, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-20

0TATB OF NEW YORK,
City and County Of New York.
George :. Hope. President and b. y. IAmpost.
Secretary Of the Continentsl lnsursncs Company,
being severaly duly sworn, OPPOSE enc say each for
himself ssys, that the foregoing u true full AMI
correct statement Of the Anal Of said Cospsratsoo,
and that thsy are the above described tcs9s there
OF.
(Signed) GEO. r HOPS, President.
H.u. LAM10RT, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me this 2lth day of
January. A ID 1859
(3igoed) N. WILLIAM BUefDRD.
Commissioner In New York for the State Of lova.
q. q. BLOOD, Ash.
Reb18 Davenport. Iowa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-20

The aasets Of the Company xe-
]. Cssh on hand. 4
=. Heal Estate, un.ncunber. d.. ......
y. Bonds owned BY the Co dvaving
ten yer cent. q
=. Oeots Of the Company, secured ~
nots saee and real estate worth dou.
ole the amount loaned thereon, draw.
ina twelve per cent. ............... II
9. Al other debts a. per number six
9. Debts for premiams, due and noS
Su1sssssssssss rsses..s...esssss...
=. All other securities, consisting OF
discounted bills, notes, drafts and 90.
ceptsncee mstu ,h0 daily, havirg
rom sight to ninety days lrom date
70 run. ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-20
Pony For sale.

A PONY froo Hudoen's Aay. speesdiA soAdb
IA beast, cd wen suited SeS trip = Pkbe'o Peat
having made several trips iron Hu1soa's ~ to ot
Paul, and y o tough - plns hnse, Just ~ thtnl
for RIDING abead d tbs trsia - selset eDopan1
eroands, hunting. Ac., BEING used - The seuad q
Ore srns. Bnquiro os H. e0ee e
rebl0 J. 3. LANE + DaO.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-20

Total assets. .o3A7 1857 %
Amount Of liabilities, due or not due, to
banks or other creditors OF the Com.
pany, estimated at................... 17,64l -
Losses ad!us' ed aud due. ............... None
Losses adjusted and not due. ........
losses un.djussed.. ................... $500 %
Losses M,u p-Ase, waiting further proof $500 90
All other claims against the Company.
" rreateat amount insured by the Go.
~ any one risi.: ..:...:...:.....:.. 10000 %
The ereatest amount allowed BY the rules
Of the company In any one city, town
or village No rules concerning Ne
same
The Il, gest amount 10 be insured IN any
one block. Not ex seedlng q 20 900 ex-
posed 10 any one FIRE.
Js2o O. HOLLAND, Secretary.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-20

LIADiLITlu0.
I Amount Of losses adjust.
ed, and due snd unpaid.. --
2. Amount OF los.es incur
red, and In process Of I'd.
just"ent ............... l,4Oo 60
3. Amou Il Of losses report.
ed, on which no action
has been taken. a %
4. Amount Of claims for
Losses resiste1 BY the
Company, including intc-
rest thereon. 1896 g.
B. Amount OF d,videndsl
on capital declared and
due and unpaid. ..... ,,.
8. Amount OF dividends i'Aso W
on scrip, declared and
unpaid. ..............
7 Money borrowed.
8. ALI other extstins claims
against the Company. 6,220 u
Total amount OF Loss
e. Claims and Ia.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-20

pasts - ~ country, cootains al tAe nese Dsp1G
books of the Gay. /.
Agents vssssA b svssy town In tAs Unlsa. ~.
6esis1ag - - ~ eaa obeain fsu pestisslass - o
dressing = ooevs. !,
Dsisg lsfOsly iotsregled n pahlisAnR 0eehs 6
bUytng fro0 etAs9 Du1lie1ABs q boano.1, QuaalitA
n eoeA, - sre .esa1lea - 0ano 1a1Ie olsos1S
p eo.ntsy een9s SAsa On - ~ = ~ eeAes Z
tebileh0eat b ~ ooqotTy. :.
A extra u = ~ snA 0tst gsvsa y any d
- es1ostng ~ besks - eos 49, - - s11ssso
Sd for Catalogue. A16Dsoo !.
J. 4. 00lDY, !,
dec9o-w1Do 10 0onAsopA -, OAaeaGo.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-20

u r. MITCHELL Age1t,
eor the 6ollovins veil knovn CoopaAiss:
0lRARD PRE- AND AA1INn InSURA)GOD 90 :,
or PHILADELPHIA, "a.
pDonIA HA1Iun = RIDD IuoU1AUOD co..
% P1onSAs Ill.,
Ov1lo1 = ntehaa's Nsv Biesk . DraAy and =
on6 streets. oepSdtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-20

u1uCu wv tuuCue "A uUuOICO tuIUke
forbade It; Mrs. Hale's pride, the opin-
ion of her friends. and-worse than
all-Dick's word thatlvery day. She
stood dumb and terrified.
Her father saw her irresolutiou, and
his breath came quick.
You've had time to think. Dare
you do it,
There was . moments silence, and
then the struggle Was At an end. She
hsd counted the cost and had tri-
umphed.
She passed her hand over hsu
brow, and said: Yea, Father, l dare
Gomez
She had reached the window, when
her step faltered. Before her was the
gay assembly. She stood spell- bound
at the sight, and : ahiver passed ovel
her.
But ere he had goss Eve poses ftem
her, Jessie was at his side. Father
forgive me; have no isar.'
She put out her hand, looked into
his face radient in her love, and led
him straight to the window. The next
moment they stood in the garden be.
for all the people. ~ 100 sas
Who has Miss Mallet got With herl
Whist . singular proceeding! l. che
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tentr asked the young people on the
lawn.
Regardless Of oil comments, Jessie
never stopped till she had reached thu
tent where her hosten eat.
Ihsa and there, in . fsw ,;mpl.
words ahe made known her father =
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aEoned. Mia. Hale hooked mn bevii
dsssd and coufdied bat ere Jesai,
aess spssAias. NJ Has ~ 4
This il your father, Jessie i it,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-20
8 II A II E M e N II
OF THE CONDITION OF THE
Glrard Fire and Marine InS. Co.,
JANUARY LIST, 1859.
CAPITAL, 100000,

9TH R sHCURITIEs ABD INvRsTHENTs HELD BY TIE
COMPANY.
par val. mkt val.
% share, Philadelp'a
City six per cent.
Loans ...s.......s$ $500 ,6OO W
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