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me greatest amount insured On On. -.
% s,e s o Stores In New York, usually no. s
Gross amount Of Premiums rs,.,vs..
Iowa for The year ending July Ist. Isss - he sss
OF Stock I2o per cent. DisideDss .Aartsh.
year, Il per cent. Charter Of the comn.ss " =
STATE OF NEW Yopr
CITY AND COUNTY OF SEw yo,x fSe ..r.-
James Lorimer Graham b. S'
A. stansbury, Secretary Of the ke,s'., am kess'.
sursDee Company Of the city Of xsr Fire 10.
Any sworn, depose and say that IA. wing sevss.
fun, and correct statement a n. -. true
PAN a. .ne lame were On The ara asy a sm Con-
Of at least Three Hundred ThousanS Sa he a~nsr
casn capital, invested in morigsges an e.., sui
cordihs 10 the laws OF the State Of Nsv os'ase
at least one hundred and fifty thou,aus ta,s vhses
ca leal estate, worth double the amount h, .s y
same is mortgaged. 'T shitAas
Subscribed ass, Cd. and .wornto sal,airi,a 4.
to 80 ALLAN Rrrhss,o,,
o"niis' ioner Tor the State Of Iowa In New Tars
JAMES LORIMER GRaHis
y. A. sTASBURY, xec'y. rss
AIE or IOWA, AupIToR's 0r,re,
Des Monies, Sept. Istb. is5s
IL Is hereby cer'ided that OF the Eth dar !. Co.. !
Der, 1853, statement was dled In ibis So sepsH.
The condition Of the Metropolitan Fire rRsn,, ,as
pany Of New York City, State Of New yort 80.
DAY o. may 1883 IN abundance with The ss
an ACT 81 the Legislature Of this State n,..ss I'
zs 1897 that snch statement shows that al CO.!
!, possessed Of me requisite amount Of capsaI a1 !,
vested as required in said Act r. ~ J.
Authority Is therefore given to the abovs r,n.I ~
tTepo'Itan Fire Insurance Company TO tFspsS1 49,.
Of insurance IN this State in accordance via ~ -
thereof ''1 vac isi
IL Is also certified tha. c. Boonsr. Ess., d, cr,.
Gil Bluffs has been duly appointed BY said -
lawful Attorney and Agent for the County Of Pg,,,,
TAME with full power TO take risks o. Insar,nc. -
IN, and to acknowledge service Of process. angs -
ing certified copy Of the statement fled in M,
with the Clerk Of the District Court. in ,,S =,
County. Tits further certified tina; tie anDs,s. .+
true copy Of the required statement
~ In testimony whereof, | have he-sv,., -,
LIS my hand and affixed my seal O. sssee hi. ~
w day Of September. 1889
J. W. CATTELL, Auditor 0. lev,
Oct. 90, 2w. ''"
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2 THE VOLUNTEER EDITOR.
EDITOR NoNPAREn:
! Dear Gr,--I am con-
strained to ask favor of you: the publ
cation of the following, to the Editor of the
Bugle. presumed myself entitled to a
hearing through that paper, but Col. Bah
BIT refused to insert this communication,
or any other of the tenor of this, relating
to the subject. Yours, Truly,
j. d. TEST.
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M'Lane's VsrmifuSe, Fleming Bros. Sole Pre-

M'Lane's Vermifuse, Fleming Bros Sole Pre-
No remedy ever invented has been so successful As
the great worm medicine Of DR.. M'Lape, prepared by
Fleming Bros. Of Pittsburgh. All who have used it
have been equally astonshed and gh.ed at
derfu energy and efficacy. To publish all the testimo-
mails in its favor would all volumes; we must there
fore content ourselves with brief abstract Of few OF
them.
Japhet G. Allen, Of Amboy, gave dose to child six
years old and it brought away SO worms. He soon
ter gave another to the same child which brought
away 90 more, making 1873 worms in u hours.
Andrew Downing, of Cranbury Township, yenango
county, gave his child tea-spo,nfu and passed
III worms. Next morning OH repetition Of the dose
she passed l 10 more.
Jonathan Houghman, of West Union, Park county Ia.
writes that he is unable to supply the demand as the
people in his neishborhood say after OF the 9TH
ers, that none is equal to DR.. MLane's vermituge
Messrs. D. J. W. Cotton, Of winchester, Ind hap
pened last spring to get Of this vermifuge After
selling few bottles, the demand became SO great for
that it has produced the best effect wherever used and
is very popular with the people.
3 = Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR.
MLANE'S CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE, manufac-
tured by FLEMING BROS. Of PITTSBURGH, PA All
other vermifuges in comparison worthless Dr.
MLanes genuine vermifuse, also his celebrated Liver
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isoi ' """'3' nc '''"'1 rIEarsc BROS.
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ssB1G TAGER. Wilkes Co. Ga.

My Dr.. sir.-l am a wanting OF a situa,
ton in book keeping, and Mr.. ShIrman SAID
how that you would like to get me IN your
Office. If SO please answer to oncet. l
send You specimen of my single entry, out
can keep EN- double as well. | am all OF
a tremble, having just been licking a mig
ger. From Yours truly,
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CO The triumphant election of Hon. J.
County, is one of the most satisfactory
results of the late election. Perhaps more
anxiety and effort was employed to compass
his defeat, than any other candidate of the
Republicans, and we noted the almost insane
JOY that seemed to inspire our leading
Democrats when the report was received
here that Wilson was defeated. This report
turned out to be false and the tears of Joy
were wasted. Wilson's eloquent voice will
yet be heard in the Capital in vindication
of the principles of the Republican party,
and showing up modern Dem ooracv, as no
one can do better or ADLER than himself.
lluzzah for j. F. Wilson, the noble and elo-
quent young Republican of Jefferson. o.
tuanUa Courier.
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To compensate for tie slaughter of Brod-
erick, the people have just resolved to give
the cause Of freedom Senator in the place
of Pugh, one in the place of Biger, and
another in the place of Shields. They will
soon get chance at the interlopers Fitch
and Bright. of Indiana. Rice. of Minnesota /,
and Thompson, of New Jersey, and as fast
as they do, they will assign them to their
political graves. These four compose the
list of doughfaces from the Atlantic States
in the United States Senate.
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APROMISING BOOk-KEEPER.

The Secretary of New York Insurance
Company received lately the following re-
sponsc to an advertisement for book
keeper:
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G. II. ScRIvES, So Dearborn Street, and ROUNDS
LANGDoN 1876 Randolph Street, Chicago, are the only
authorized Agents in that city to receive ADVERTISE
meats aud Subscriptions Ter the Nonpare and receipt
FOR the same.
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CROWDED Our-The Educational De-
partmen,. We shall endeavor to guard
against recurrence Of this character here
after.
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TO THE LADIES
COUNCIL BLU IF S
AND VICINITY.
Having lust returned from New York with large and
well selected stock Of
MILLINERY & FANCY Dry GOODS,
Would invite the attention Of the Ladies to our
Black and Fancy silks.
Plain and Printed Nrerinoes,
Plain and Printed DeLaines.
Declines,
Chenois.
Pail DeChcrors,
Jours. Etc Etc.
Cloaks.
Shnwls,
And Opera Hoods
A Splendid assortment Of
Sheetings,
Cacoes,
Linens,
Cotton Flannels,
Silk Flannels,
Wool Fianncls,
Merinoe Vests, -,
Silk Vests,
Embroderies,
Shirts,
Corsets,
Hosiery,
Gloves,
White Goods;
And in fact, every thing pertaining to q Ladies'
Wardrobe.
We have our usual variety Of
BoNNErs,
FLOWERS,
FEATHERS.
Selected with the greatest care.
% We will pay the Expenses Of all Of the Ladies Of
Council Bluffs, to this place. who will make purchases
10 the amount of Twelve Dollars
GEO. r. SMITH CO.,
P.s.-ARS. BRONSON returns thanks to the La
dies of Council Bluffs for past favors, and requests
continuance Of the same for the new nrm.
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STATEMrn--.

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Orr ossdition u IL. n......u.
EComp.y Of the City Of ~ nre h,
Aay' H. being ~ period n NJ - ~ 4
nual stst1msnt u said C,o,a,sle last rem.
y o. STATE Of The Slate Of New ~. nsAe 70 u
STATUTE Of mid State. sosa, DsrsveD.
me name OF the Company \, .sr%
ance Company located in ,hs -. ssfoSclit.
In the State Of New York. VIZ Of xes
CAPITAL.
INC mount or authorized Capit,,
paid up in Cash, ....'''..esu
ASSETS.
Cash on hand In ONCE,
Mstropolitaa BANK m,
;" Merchants TX B'S,s - IN
In hands Of and due from Agent. b
keal Estate,.... q
Bonds held BY :he C0mpany,
Debts due the COMPANY secured 3.
gage on uni0cumbesed real est.is Assis
In every case, fifty per cent. above ~
amount for which the same il held !. ~
euriiy by this Company, and aIso ~
thereof, and upwards, being on Es.5S
tate, worth in each case, double ~.
moFht for which the same Ia keI8
B. cafity BY tb IS oompany-sli bearing -.
per cent. Interest. x
Deuts Otherwise secured BY stock, ma I. ~
seieH there1n, ......,.L - q,
DEBT Tor Premiums consisting Of s.,.,. II,
Sity securities,
Other securities. o.
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,,.. LIABILITIES

""SeAfs W As4aoaittlNs uue bdNfs .
and other Creditors,
Losses adjusted and due, Ses
not due,........... ~
unadjusted, not exceedinr none
In suspense fresisted).
ALI other Claims '''...-..
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tum,ca Courier.
CO The Scientific american speaks of
new invention for horse shoeing designed to
obyiate the continual driving Of nails in
the hoof. BY which great in Jury isl metilnes
inflicted upon valuable horses by unskilful
workmen. 4 groove i. made in the under
side of the common shoe, into which is
fastened piece of iron of the same
width and shape as the groove, only thicker
and slightly curved upwards, the junction
forming complete dovetail. The advan-
tage Of this inner shoe, and when worn
down can easily be removed and replaced
by another without pulling offthe shoe from
the horses hoof.
CT John Y. Mason, United States Min
lister to France, expired in Paris, on the 4th
instant. Mr.. Mason was very well known
in Virginia and Washington. as joyial, oys-
ter loving and high living gentleman of the
old school. with no great amount of ability
as a statesman, and with very few of the quail
tiles or requirements which are supposed to
be requisite to finished diplomatist. He
had been long suffering from an attack of
the paralysis. 1t is generally understood
that Mr.. Buchanan, some time since prom
Used the French Mission to Mr.. Bennett. of
the New York Herdld-and the death Of Mr.
Mason will perhaps accelerate the most con.
sistent and deserved appointment.
SENATOR FREDERICK
This illfated gentleman was born WASH
ington City in December 1919, of Irish pa
rents. In ls4S, he ran for Congress in the
Fifth District Of New York, but was defeat
ed. He sailed for California in lS49. He
was member Of the Constitutional Conven-
ton of that State, and also member of the
State Senate for two terms, being elected
President and made an effort for the U. S.
Senate, first in 1858, but was not elected
until 1857. He leaves no relatives to mourn
his fate.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-02

ARRIVAL OF A SPEECH FROM WASHINGTON
AND WHAT IT AMOUNTS To.-There is a loud
toot among an agitated few, over the fact
that Senator Gwin did, on the 9Th dav Of
last December, pronounce a speech in the
Senate Chamber. That Speech presented
such inestimable newness as to several time;
confront the Senate with the asserted neces
sity for railroad to connect the Pacific witt
the Atlantic slope. The speech arrived il
California, and not more than three newspa
pers and a dozen expectant politicians are al
work on it, with view of inducing the De
mocratic press to laud its contents before
their readers, and to thus create an admira.
tion for Senator Gwin on the railway ques.
tion-withont receiving which, he cannot
much longer ride the political mule of Cali.
fornia. The effort, at this remote day of his
starting period as a statesman. to fill this
people with the opinion that Mr. Gwin is
made illustrious by his 1859 speech in favor
ofa Pacific railroad, exhibits extraordinary
foolishness 1t lacks all the ordinary shrewd-
ness employed in partisan games, and bears
full evidence of the easy crsdulity of the
Senator and the bold insincerity of his syco.
phants, who make a noise for him and steal
the echo for themselyes-Sierra Citizen. Ad-
nlipiStrdtioN.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-02

THEATRICAL. Lewis Baker and George
Ryer are holding forth with fine company
among whom is the eminent Irish comedian
Mr.. Collins, at the Sacramento Theater.-
They played the Irish Ambassador and
Teddy the Tiler," interspersed with severa
popular Irish songs, last night That same
company would do a good business at ou
theater, were they to take it into their head
to pay Marysville visit. George Ryer ha
more friends in Marysville than any Other
theatrical man in the State, by large odds
The San Francisco Minstrels are playing at
the Forest Theater, Sacramento, with that
everlasting old darkey, Eph Horn. as the
bright particular star. Eph's team, and
we are down on him for not fulfilling his
promise to come up here; but we suppose he
had a reason, good or bad. not much conse-
quenee to him which, for treating us so sour
yily
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-02

BACK AGAIN.-Mr. IgnOtius Eckert, an old
resident of Marysville, who has been absent
on n visit TO the East for the past five months,
returned by the John L. Stephens, and ar
rived in town yesterday, looking as rugged
as n grizzly, but twice as good.natured. He
reports having seen many Marysvillians in
New York Just previous to sailing, all Of
whom were behaving themselves In manner
highly credtable to them elves and the city
from which they hailed Ignatius, so far as we
know, 1--WE forgot to ask him. came back in
the miserable state of single blessedness,
more's the pity.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-02

MIKE WALSH AND PARKER H. French Flz-
zLlNG.-And Mike Walsh, too has gone =
Mike, the head brave of the Bloody Sixth
Or rather, to be more explicit his paper, the
Evening Signal has died out 1t "caved in"
on the night of the great snow storm, and has
not been seen since. The Sentinel was the
organ of the Democracy of the Bloody Sixth
Ward, and, through its influence, the indomi
table Mike had hoped to rule the country Tc
a Milesian temperament that feat was demon
strable enough for the Democracy of the me-
tropolis rules, measurably, the country, and
the Democracy Of the Bloody Sixth, which
Mike is said to carry in his breeches pocket
can easily rule the city, as any given quanti-
ty of votes can be obtained there when need
ed But his lofty dreams as well as the
dreams of his coadjutor, Parker II. French,
are all dissipated by this untimely decease
of their paper bantling 1t died from lack of
ink and printing paper.-New York Cor.
Bulletin
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-02
written for the National Democrat.)
The Douglas Star.

6ectionately Inscribed to LEcoMPToN Pure ~ and
SIMPLE.
To your souls ye laid the fiattering thought,
Ye knavish burrs to POWER stuck,
That gold would break what Douglas wrought,
And virtue bend the knee to BUCK;
But swiftly flashing through the night,
The lghtning's news your visions mar,
And, though your souls abhor the sight
Still brightly shines the DOUGLAS star.
Base Bribery knew her votaries well,
When ENGLISH stood with itching palm;
She knew that JONES could ne'er rebel,
While Austria grew Mission balm;
But ill-gained trappings badly fit.
How e'er they glitter in the crowd,
And scorn on JEHUs back hath writ
"Here honor's garb is virtues shroud.'
Bequick Your power is on the wane
Try fraud-use forces heavier stroke
And, finding still your efforts vain,
Steal softly forth in BRIBERY's cloak;
For even now the DOUGLAS cry,
From Eastern hills is borne afar,
While, lighting up the Western sky,
Respondent shines the DOUGLAS star.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-02

A SoUALLY NIGHr.-LasL night, says the
Bulletin of Monday. was one Of the most
squally that has been experienced here for a
long time. The prevailing wind blew from
the southeast but it seemed as if the winds
of the other quarter of the heaven came down
to dispute with it for the mastery; and dur
ing the whole night they contended with
violence The bay was beaten into foam
but on account Of the main direction Of the
blast, but little damage was done to the ship
ping. All that has been heard Of was a col
lision between the steamers Uncle Sam and
Orizaba, by which portion of their rails
were broken, and several of their boats injur
ed. The ship Mary Whitridge, which was
lying off North Point, dragged her anchors
and drifted to the neighborhood of Rsccoon
Straits, where she now lies,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-02

A DooroR IN LIMBO. This morning, says
the S. F. Telegram of Monday, Doctor j. g.
Young came before Judge Coon to answer to
the charge of assault and pottery, preferred
bv Wilson Sundland, Teuton of the wood
saving profession. Sundland, it seems, had
been saving wood for Young and wanted
his pay. The DR.. said he did not saw enough
of wood during Saturday afternoon to last
the cook over Sunday, and he wouldn't pay
so much. Sundland threatened to put the
Doctor in the Sunday Varieties, for which
the Doctor came at him from the shoulder
The Judge fined him $50.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-02

REMovED.-Our tonsorial friend, John c.
Jenkins, has removed his head quarters to D
street, near the St Nicholas Hotel. His cele.
brated Hair Restorative, now being exten
sively eounterfeited by unprinepled practi-
TONERS, on account of its peculiar ability to
furnish new crops of hair on the baldest
pates, will make Jenkins fortune some oi
these days, provided he keeps the secret OF
its manufacture to himself See his adver
tisement.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-02
Aims Summons.
COUNTY OF YUBA. 90 Marysvie.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, O.. Justices Court,
COUNTY OF YUBA. ''' Marysville.
~ MYERS VS.. THOMAS WAY.-The
" People of the State Of California, TO THOMAS
WAY, Greeting: You are hereby summoned to appear
before me, my Office, in the city Of Marysville, OF
the county of Yuba the 18th day OF February, A.
D. 1859, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, to unto the COM
plant Of G. Myers, who sues to recover the sum Of
fifty dollars it being account for Ranching horses
for you, and for wagon sold and delivered to you
by plaintiff, at your instance and request when judg
ment will be taken against you for the said amount
together with costs and damages if you fail ia appear
and answer. To the Sheriff or any Constable OF said
county, greeting: Make legal service and due return
hereof.
...... Given under my hand, this first day Of Feb
u. s.: ruary, A. ID. 1853.
''''' VIM. SINGER,
Justice Of the Peace of said city.
true copy
W. II. CHAPMAN, Constable.
Ordered published in the National Democrat { n the
I'd and 10th days of February, A. d. 1859.
feb2-2d&10th VIM. SINGER, ]. p.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-02

NEEDS REPAIRING.-The cistern Mt the
junction of B and Fourth streets needs some
slight repairs AS it is now, animals passing
over it are liable to break their limbs, there
10y laying the city liable for damages. Our
worthy Chief of the Fire Department will
doubtless have the matter attended to at an
early day.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-02

ATLANTIC PAPERs.-We recei we'd yesterday
files of the Irish News and the Southern Citi
zen, from Messrs. Stratman & McGinn. of San
Francisco, who are agents for said papers in
California. We acknowledge ourselves under
many obligations to the above named gentle
men for their kind and polite attention. The
Citizen is now published at the National
Capital.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-02
Removal,

TOHN G. JENKINS, THE HAIR REsToRER,
- respectfully informs the citizens of Marysville
and vicinity that he has removed from 1879 Second
street, to the East side of street, three doors South
of the st. Nicholas Hotel, where he is permanently
located in business with Mr. A. L. Jackson Of Camp
tonvle and hopes by good work and strict attention
to business, TO merit continuance Of q share of the
public patronage.
p. S.-Al HAIR REsT0RATIvES purportng to be
mine are base counterfeits and consequently hum
bugs the genuine article is only TO be found at my
place Of business. feb2-1m
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-02

CHINESE New YEAR.-Y esterday the Chi.
nese celebrated, to some extent, the begin,
ming of their New Year which is the first of
February They shot off fire. crackers, and
INDUCED in considerable iollity
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-02

S. F. AND NJ. r. r. Co.-See notice from
the Secretary of the Board of Directors of the
above Company, in another column. An as
sessment of 10 per cent on the stock sub
scribed has been levied, payable within six
ty days from date of notice.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-02
Railroad Notice.
OFFICE OF THE S. +. AND NJ. r. r. Co.,
Marysyille Ian 3Ist 1870

OFFICE OF THE S. +. AND NJ. Il. r. Co.,
Marysve, Jan. 3Ist, 1859.
A II A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIREC.
"A TORS Of said Company, held this day, a second
Assessment Of ten per cent upon all stock now sub.
scrbed to said Company was levied, and payment OF
the same, together with all in arrears for the first As
sessment, must be made by all stockholders within
sixty days from this date
Payment Of said Assessment, as above stated, will
therefore be made by the stockholders at the office
of the Company, within the time specified.
feb2G0d W X HUDSON Sec,v
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-02
1eu advertisements.

EurekHs !-You are hereby notified to attend a
regular monthly meeting of Eureka Engine Co. No. 1,
at the Engine House, This wednesday, Evening, at
O'Clock. GEO. NJ. SCOTT Secretary.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-02
M "A n RYSVILLE.
"WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY I'd, 1859.

81 hare s'oorn on tie altar ofmy country eter-
nal enmity to e0ery torn Of tyranny oUer the
mind Of man" Tuos JEFFERSON.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-02

BETTER TME.-The Sacramento boat ar.
rived here earlier than usual yesterday, ow-
ing, no doubt, to the rise in the rivers.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-02

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT to J. C. Nc
Kibbin, NJ. c., for copy of the President
Message.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-02

DEsrRIor Court, YEsrERDAY.-Case of Sea e
ward VS.. Gray ct al. still progressing
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-02

EB- The Marysville Choral Harmonic So
ciety will give their second concert, at the
Theatre, on Thursday, the 10th inst.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-02
BIRTH

In this city, the 2sth Of January, the wife Of
Mr., Richard Baxter, of q son.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-02
Notice,

IN the matter OF the Estate of Cyrus Rowe deceased
l. Notice is hereby given to the creditors of and all
persons having claims against the Estate Of said de
ceased to exhibit the same with the necessary vouch
erS, within ten months from the first publication oi
this notice, to the undersigned, at her residence
Bear River, in Sutter county.
HARRIET NJ. ROWE, Administrative.
RRLRDAS & SMITH, Aty's for Adm'x.
February lst, 1859. feb2- -1aw4w
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-02

Dnn BAGS HEAVY SEED OATs-Just re.
~OO ceived and for sale by
s. G. WILLIAMS,
declI-u Nos A and 46 y street.