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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-03
q II Ell "OTD IL II
OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
ROF ESSOR WOODS
HAIR REs7OR.lTIT =.

GAYS the ~. Fouls MOI Democrat: Below -
~ pub sh letter to DR. Wood, Of this city, fro0
gentleman In Maine, which speak glovingiy ~ tn
superior merits Of his lair tonic Such svidsnc
must have its effect when coming fon . reliable
source II certificates are guarantees % truth, tho
Dr. needs no eHcominms nor sseiess puyery from -
press:
BATH. MAINE. Jan. %. 1855.
PrcfessT q. y Wood q Co.
GENTLEMEN: Having ny attention called fsO
months sine to the highly beneficial effects Of ycar
hair restc I've, was indut ed TO make applics's0
Of II to my own hair, viii h had beeom quite gSav.
probably one-thyrd white; my whiskers were q
same char Acter. Some three months ,inee ] Dor.
chased bottle Of your hair restorative and used ~
I SION found u VAS proving What I had Wished. ]
another bottle, Of VII ch have used sone Ic-a
Gently to the world that the gray Vttte hair
has totally di.app~aIed. toih nay head anc isoa.
and my hair las resumed 'ts natural cnaos, sna -
lieve more ss and gioss ~ than IL has been osl1so
for twenty five years. ! am now sixty years cls;
my good wife st the age Of two, ussd win
the same effect.
The above notice I deem duo to you fer your vsls-
able discovery. am assured that whoever v1l
rightly use per directions, viii not have oecasloo
70 contradict my statements AN CT ioso u I'M
city and resident here for the last nfssen yeara.
and am know n TO nearly every one here and a<jsD-
ing towns Any use you may make ~ ths absvA
with my name attached n u your servtcs. - 49,
70 preserve te beauter Of nnture In others - vsl
L. Q R.YnosD:
BALTIMORE ian. n, 1874.
WOODS HAIR RDeTORATivE.
Professor woo'-Desr Sir: Having had The nis-
fortune " lose the bst portion o: my hS, from ne
effects Of the yellow fever Ia New Orleans In lSel.
] was induced 10 make tr q OF your pYspsratloos
and found It to snswsr - the very shiss see'ed--
NJ hair Il noe thick and giossy. and no words 60
express my obGstsons 70 you 10 stvtns 70 the stss
ted such treasure. 1INLkT DoHNoOn.
The uodereignsd, nav. J. Drsgs, % nisistss
In reRulsP standing, and pastor Of the Oriheos1
arA- ~nA.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-03
RAILROADS


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Chicago 4 Rock lslond Rallrool
Winter. .As-r0ss QsssssssS,
nv and afser sunaa. Dec. 9Th 1855, end nass
fursher nettcs srsns VIII lssvs nocA Islsad daii!
let mail train at 1o.MA \
"a freight Iil0A r
"a night cypress Sl5P II
Trains arrive st RosG IslaaA dsiiy, sundays %.
opted, - foiiovr:
LIST night express % s2OA II.
ID fretGht trains a. 9O0P n .
N mail train 81 7SOP n
All trans this ros4 are In direct oounexinn q
unicaso with trains over both the Michigan southern
hch!gan Central, PITT sLure. Fort Wayne and Chica-
80 kaii Eosd 70 and from Detroit. Toledo,
CeveiAnc, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh.
Dunsirt, Busslo, Niassre Fails, Albany, New Yort.
Philadelphia, baltimore and washinGtoa. Also q
LaSe!ie with trains Of the IIlino4s Central hoed-
north 70 0alena and South to ST Louis and Oaiso, -
wh'cn places tickets can Be procuredof
W. b. Gremnee, Ticket Ascent,
Agents, y. \. Depot, n0ck Island.
Passengers ere reminded Of tia necessity a 0vtng
distinct directions the their bag
gaze also TO procure tickets before tAkins their
70 the cars - the conductors collect fares only 70 sta
tons on the line Of the Chicago ARock Island railroad
JOHN y. TRACY, Supsrintsndsns.
" H. WnNAAH, Asst Sup't.
koch Island. Dec. s, IsAs tdt0
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Mississippi 4, Missouri B. B.
Trains run BY Chicsgs time, which is twelve min
utes faster than Davenport tine.
nv and afssT Monday, Jan 10Th, 1859, and until
- further notice. trains viii leave Davenport, for
auseatine, Columbus City, Washington and Iowa
Oiiy (sundsys sxcepsed) - follows:
ist Express and Nail Train at S06 A y
Trains viii leave Dsvsnpost for OhicaGe daily, osn
lays excepted ~ follows:
Lot Nail Train, 1t s66An
"a 1x7ress 1ratn, et sos =
Trains arrive st Davsapess dany. OsnAays ssssp
v1oH TEE EAST.
let Dxprsss frain q SIS A.,
ID Nail Train, at T56 Pr
PROM T1I WEST.
lot Express and Man Train, q 6l6pu
Trains run BY Chicago time. which istwslvs min
otes faster than Davenport time.
Al trains out Of Davenport viii maks ounnectioos
at Coumt City, Warrington and Iowa CITY With
the Weston Stage Co.'S stages for all points West
The Passenger Train connects at Rock Island With
Ohicseo ROck Island Railroad trains for all points
East, North and South.
PasDengeSs sse reminded Of he necessity ofGivina
listnet direction TO the destination Of thss baG
gage. also before taxing heir sesasa
lhe cars.
N. B.. The Morning (s:55 ny train for the Hast
connects 1t Joliet With trains on the Michigan Cen.
trail 1t the Junction with trains On the Pitts.
burg, Vt Wayne b Chicago 4; Ut Chicago with
trains on the Michigan Southern and Michigan Oen-
trail Rail Roads.
Jab9.dtf JOHN r, TRACY STUNT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-03
HOWARD OCIAfIou,
PHILADELPHIA.

dormsss, for M~ Relt,f a. ~ Ack -
Disersssed. 9Nirtsl scieA v1eU1oue
end Epldsmic Dtee0eeo.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-03

GROCERIES.
- s-- --
Hurrah for Pixies Peak F.!
A IL Who intend going to Pixies Peak next Spring
n had better come to the
"Hasckeye Store"
To get their outfit. All kinds OF Groceries and Pro-
visions may there be found In sbund. nee, Tor cash
AFresh Lotef Goods Just Received.
SUGARS.
New Orleans Sugar. 10 pounds for ono dollar,
Prime, NY Crashed,
Louisiana Clarified, Z" Powdered
Belchei's " I" Clarified,
NOLAssEs AND sYRUPs
Belcher's Golden Syrup. n Q nclasses NEW erop)
Pine Apple Syrup Aolssses.
.oOFFERs.
Prime lilo, Fresh Roasted.
Old Gov Java, Gov Java and Rio.
Imperial, Oolong,
Y0ng Hysoh.
FLOUR.
Johnton's Buckwhs At do.
FISH.
Picked Herring mo u Goldfish,
1sckerel, No white Fish.
SALT.
g A Salt, Salt by the barrel.
SOAP
white e Soap, CASTLE Soap,
Brown do Transparent Soap.
OIL.
whale flor burning.) Elephant.
PRUIr
eultana Rsisins Dust recd) Zaute Currants,
Valencia do Citron
MR. do Prunes,
Dried Apples lnew) Dried Peaches (new)
BURNING FLUID, warranted 70 burn and no
smoke.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE Of all kinds.
FAIKHAvEN OYSTER ,alwavs fresh.
All articles sold are warranted to be ~ good q
can be found Is the city.
All Goods 70 . reasonable amount, DELIVERED
YRER OF CHAEOE, within the city limits.
JAn0-dAwtf e. N. SHIPMAN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-03

Metal VVAToho1100
As Wabash Avenue, Chicago.
TvH1 susubscriber has nov in stoca-
i GOO Boxes O 10 BY 10 Tin p1ate,
$500 Roofing Tin,
5000 lxioss . na P1.ss.
500 IC19M12
800 1X12byl9
800 &c II BY 20 I"
600 1x14by 20
800 Xxx 18by 20
100 XXXl4by %"
50 xxx I4by20"
8Op / O 10 by - Coke,
1000 &c 70 Roofing,
20 DO,
100 DIX.
100 DIX,
80 Xxx BY II,
1000 Bundles No % Sheet Iron,
100 " LIST quality Russia assorted Noo
500 Pigs Bsoea Tin,
$50 Casks Zine, assorted Nos,
Together with . full assortment Of oheathing and
Brasiers' Copper, Rivsts, Ears, Stamped Ware, and
Timers Tools and Hachine., al OF which IL offered
At the lowest market prIos for Cash.
$4,000 Bundles Wire Fencing.
We are prepared to make contracts With dealers
for first quality snaesled Pence Wire, Nos and :,
in quantities Of net less than ton deliverable ct
our Warehouse ct any time previous TO the nrst day
Of June next-dve per cent each b paid when the
co0tlsc is mede, balauce on delivery. Purchasers
are invited to co9reopondvtth ~.
Jan0 THOMAS 3. DICKINSON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-03
FIagg'sG Good SalMarltam's
lssseseediNte Relic

Keep it in your Family, for Sickness
comes when you do not expect it.
THIS ID an Internal and External Medicine, oom-
j posed OF Roots, Herbs, and Bsrks, such ~ our
fovefathers used There is Bountifu supply or the
ksrth to cure ali complaints II We only Snew what
they were. And now the Good eama ritau brings us
good news ami glad tidings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-15

LATE IrEMs-A colored man named William Hig-
gins engaged as cook on board Of the bark Eva, At
tempted suicide last night, by swallowing lego
quantity of arsenic at his clearinghouse, corner OF
Oak and Roosevelt streets. william was restored To
consciousness by a doctor, when he gave a reason
for committing the deed that =" Sarah Jane do mot
reciprocate bis love-"
Tbs Second Ward Police last night found On I'M
known woman in insensible condition lyin upon
the sidewalk corner of William and Spruce xreets,
and conveyed her 70 the Station-Heuse, whxe she
died soon afterward. The deceased apparently
about IS years of age, and native Of IrelaaL 1t ID
said that she was under the influence Of iqu1 when
discovered.
young woman calling herself Kate Mcsaon, and
residing in the disreputabls house. corner osHouson
and Mercer Streets was horribly burned ~ night rs
consequence of her clothes taking fire.
Last night report was made at the iixth WaSd
Station Houss that had died suddenIy at Va
Is Baxter street. Sergeant Brush immediately "a
paired TO the house. and in Of attic rssm
he found the deceased lying almost nude Squaitsdn
another corner Of the wero about sskJ or
eight women IN the most sbject poverty, and nat a
them stupid from the effects of slcoh b. drink In
the fireplace was little fire, and tn. atmosphsre Of
the apartment was almost suifoea az. Tho. police
were unable to CLEAN any informal respec as the
deceasel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-15

THE SLAVE ExoDus IRON Missouri, he jrrepres-
sble exodus Of slaves froa the borers OF Missouri
continues unab~ted. Free shite labor "a coming m
Ina, of negroes going ont. Every dsy adds proof 70
this. and snv day Witt % our levse. ziA convince
the skeptca OF The sead> and contnrs low Of slave
property 70 the South Twenty-Five 'er yesterday on
one steS p,boa The Pro-Slavery organs IN the coua-
try are bowling in van. The 1Esssptile Cdirss
deploes The loss, bus il can't DO heiped. Planters
want slayes-M issodrians dea. want them. Tho
result il easily fsreseeD, and cant be ave ted.
W'aile some are selling, others aifsw their negroes
" run away we hear Of the arrival OF ~ fagives
at Detroit, bound TO Calash We say "allos," be-
they take no measures 70 prevent and foobsh-
ly attempt 10 bold them. In this connection, learn
from one Of be toll-ga.s keepers the Npehesser
road from hs city, that during the MT ess than
shundred hmies have passedtoward the ,outh- West;
and yet oaiy Of that number had arg slaves AL
the rest were FROM the North and East Gan snyeody
doubt she great fact the State is fact emancpstnx A.
self nom the issabus of Slavery, ana gradually gettng
ready for enrolment with the geeat masority OF the
Upioai lMissooia penaocnt No ms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-15
The Outrages on the Rio Grande.

Nt"-OI'LEA"9, 1IVHu13j NV TT I1E'7'
The report by the steamer Charles Morgan, which
arrived from Galveston the llth inst that Cortenas
captured Brownsville the 3ls ult after five hours
hand to hand fighting crying quarter, &c. is con-
tradicted by private advices from j. Marks Il Co.,
from their house at Brownsville, dated Nov 2
S p. M, stating that Corenas has made no demon
stration ss yet and that the Rangers and Govern
-" ment troops are hourly expected" Mr.. Marks and
others here think that Brownsville will hold out until
reinforced The letters from Marks & Co. came pre-
vous to the Corpus Christi account, which is dis
Czedited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-15
Eour Days Later from California.
ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND mAIL-BURSISG
OF THE SHIP MAsTIFP.


ST. Louis, Monday, Nov. II, 1892
The Overland Mail with San Francisco dates of the
9th ult., has reached Jefferson City, and will arrive
here tonight
The clipper ship Masiif, Capt johnson, was burned
ct Sept Is five days out from San Francisco for
Hoag Kong. Her passengers and crew, numbering
49, and specie amounting slOOOOO, were conveyed
TO Honolulu by the ship Achilles
The KING OF the Sandwich Islands in fit of jeal-
ousy, shot and dangerously wounded his private Secre
tary on the 18th Of September. The affair caused
great excitement, and the King contemplated abdi-
eating, but reoonsdered his determination.
Business at San Francisco without improve
rnent. Butter was more active, and sales had been
made of 1900 firkins. Adamantine Candies firm
q. isc, with good demand. Sales of Crushed Sugars
at liz cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-15
Fires in New-Orleans.

NEw-ORLEANs, Monday, Nov. IA, lSo'
Five fires have occurred here since saturday three
of them were not of much Importance The other TWO
aTe as follows:. New Basin row and ak stores on
Rampant street burnt. Loss, $4,000. o,.-.uo
street in the Fourth District burnt. Loss, SlOOVOO
Hundreds of families have been rendered homeless
by these fires. " II. ho.,,,o,, ,,,oe
The reason they obtained 30 much headway was
,iat no water could be obtained to put them out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-15
The State Election.

ALBANY, Monday, Nov. Ia, 1859.
The most reliable returns received in this city from
tbe doubtful counties leave reasonable doubt of the
election Of the whole Republican ticket. The Boards
Of Canvassers meet at the county seats tomorrow
TUESDAY, and the best possible arrangements have
been made to receive by telegraph for the NewYork
Associated Press the official returns at the eares
practicable moment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-15
Lone MEADOW MILLS, HYDE,

MANCHESTER, JHh august, InD5. J .
The undersigned Frederick Whitaker manager OF
the above Mills, hereby cerfes that be opened and
examined at said Mills parcel of cotton shpmarked
@. A. X 6G-L. A. n. l00-D.T 3O-toeether 1870
bales. and all Of them marked the end Cd the bale
Oakland which appeared to be the planter marx
that the said cotton, or a certain number OF bales
thereof, contained large quantity of sand las mach
"A twelve pounds weight being in one baJel and that
being directed by Mr. Thomas Howard to keep true
account thereof the undersigned now certes that the
total weight Of sand in the said 100 bales amounted to
900 pounds weight. ,,, ,,.,,,rr, vvp
lSignedl fhEDEhtCh WIFI
1SilneA JAMES WATTS,
Depaty Mayor OF City Of Manchester
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-15
From Boston.

BOSTON, MOnuay, Nov IT, ICN'''
Tho nexc steam sloop-of-war Narraganset left the
Nav Yard to-day on her trial trip. She will proceed
as far rs Norfolk. ,-.o,
The shp Favorite whose loss was recently reported,
was insured in State street for $50,
ne Grand Jury have indicted Burnham, the liquor
agent. for selling adulterated liquors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-15
Marine Disasters.

BUFFALO, Monday, Nov. IA, 1889.
heavy northwest gale has been raging here ior
tvrentv-four hours accompanied with light fall Oh
snow. The following vessels, in endeavorng TO enter
the harbor had run ashore: The schooner WIN. Trent,
on Strawberry Island; the schooner Sweepstakes,
with load of wheat, the reef opposite the city,
and the schooners 0akhl and Miranda, on the beach
ahove the Lgbt-house II is thought that all of them
may be cot off with but skght damage. No lives are
rcnorted lost 1t continues showing this evening" but
fhe wind has ceased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-15

John johnson, when we declined paying said reclaim
alton. Hr johnson then requested US to suom, the
claim to Eessrs j. II. Murphy 4 Co., which we have
done BY Forwarding them your letter ana inc ce.sln
cate They have returned Us those documents, stating
that they are not disposed to pay the eaim but refer
to US We sti adhere to our irsi impression in re
gard to the matter and mus; decline paying sid reos
HARRISON BoSTwIcK.
tsirn~n peg JoHs 4. DAvsoS.
sIThe %" In dis nondl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-15

SAs Doxrsoo.-An insurrectionary PFonunciaiaien'o
was published in the province of Azua on the th oil
October, by Matas Sargas, the same VINO a''eu'p'
ed 10 assasnate Gen. Santana at the Baths OF ba)aa'
Some of the Government officers were killed, but when
yice.pesdent Afau reached Azua the insurgents laid
down their arms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-15
Town Election.

Special Dispatch to The ~ Y. Tribune
DASBURY, Conn, Monday Nov. Ia, 1853.
Town Election was held here to-day. The Republi-
cans have triumphed by lis average majority.
(Danbury usually been close politically It's largest
majority at any former contested 04 for Ferry for
ConRe@S laat SPRING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-15

PHTTADELPH1A, MonNAys NUN' II, IN'5'
Tho s;s,ars Heron and Natalie, assisted by Rocco,
ardeyari and others, made their debut at the Acade
nv this evening, m scenes from " IL Troyatore' and
1.-the Child of the Regiment" elicnng tho greatest
enthusiasm from an immense audience, VINO were
attracted BY the novelty Of the operac performances
and the si.ers being Philadephlans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-15
The America to call at Queenstown.

BOSTON, MOnday, Nov TT Io'''
Can't Afillar, of the Cunard steamship America,
which leaves this port on "Wednesday next for LAYER
poo SAYS he has orders to call of Queenstown Dut
pnlees no is signaled and steamer sent to HIM, ne
shall not communicate with the shore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-15

FuGrrIvE SLAVE BErRAyED.-Ihe CIsgelSne
us.,H states that fugitive slave, who arrived IN that
city and wanted to go to Canada was oe,rsssa Ssc
..S;,s man named George Hartmann ana taken oacS
" Ksntncky on the 10Th instant. Hartmann con'rVe9
- Get the confidence of the underground men, ana
hen used his knowledge 10 betray the poor negr0'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-15
The Rrowusyi,Ie Troubles.

WAsHIsGTON, Monday, Nov Ia, 1899.
The Netr-Orle0RS P1coyune of the l2th INST: says
that Gen. Palfrey's brigade Of that city Is willing to
90 to Brownsville if their expenses provided for
be public authorities doing nothing in the matter
and The Picoyune therefore, urges the citizens to
furnish the money.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-15
Arrest of "a Supposed Harper's
FQrrViSf.

SHPPENsBURG, Pa, Monday, Nov. Ia, 1859.
A suspiciouslookng person was arrested on Satur-
day. who was supposed TO be Il Harpers Ferry fugi-
live; but after a hearing before Justice Mackey, he
was discharged for want of proof Of identity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-15
The Noya.Scotian Outward Bound.

NOMINAL, MOnday, Nov IT, io15'
The steamship Nova-Scotian sailed from Quebec ior
Jjyerpoo on Saturday morning, but had 10 anchor at
Kamouraska all night in consequence OF Snows n
D. IN. Yesterday Sunday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-15
From New-Orleans.

AUGUSTA Ca, Monday, Nov. II, Io09'
New-Orleans papers of Friday have been received;
The True Delta states that Walker had arrived ana
n-opoees 60 take command of party toreeye Browns
vile. Ii was reported that there were active move
ents in portions of Texas for the relief OF BROWNS
vile.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-15
Sinking of the steamer Excel:

ArGUsTA Ga. Monday, Nov. II, Io09'
The steamer Excel, loaded with Flour ana Corn,
sunk in tho Savannah River yesterday. She Ii total
loss No lives were lost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-15
EaiaI Accident.

ALBANY, Monday, NOV. II, Io0''
Joseph W. Taylor, resident of No 263 First avenue
Nsu-york. fell overheard from the Boston kaiiroau
feyry.boat this evening and was drowned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-15

The proprietor OF The Kniekerbssker Magazine viii
present to every three dollar subfTbe to that exoe
lent periodical for 1860 Beassifal line engraving.
called " Merry Making in the CbAsn Time Is on
graTsd by Holl, afes picture ~ FIRTH Edis really
a valuable work of ART.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-15
The Central Railroad.

ALBANY, Monday, Nov H. I505
The bridge on the Central Railroad, near Lyons
which was destroyed by fire last week, - replaced
md all the trains have passed over it since Friday last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-15
ORLEANS CoUNTY.-[Omcial.l

bpecsal D5patch to The n Z. Tribune.
ALBION, Monday, Nov. 14-9 P. N.
Leayeuworths official majority in Orleans County is
CO. Denniston's for Controller, $50. Myers, for At
totney General, ,533. B.F.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-15
Long MEADOW MILLS, HYDE,

Manchester, Aug. 30, 1853. :
l. Thomas Howard, owner of the aboye-nsmed
mills hereby certify that the within mentioned I9o
baes cotton purchased for me in Mobile, state OF
Alabama, By j. j. V. Wanroy, and We're brought 10
Liverpool on board the American ship Asia, capt
William H. Duncan, and thence forwarded dreet 70
said Mills, and there opened and examined partly IN
my presence, and found TO be sand-paeked las meh,
toned in the foregoing certificate of my manager ana
further certify tibet have sustained damage thereoy
to the extent of iftyive pounds, eight shings ana
four pence sterling. ,,. ,,o,,.pn
Isgredl THOMAS HOWARD.
sworn TO s ss suSier0ed before me- JAMES WATTS,
Deputy Mayor ofthe City OF Manchester.
bile State of Alabama hereby certify that purchased
on the 18th of May last from Messrs. Harrison Bost,
wick Of this city, parcel OF iso paiss co',oh anu
marked on the head q" Oakland, for Mr.. .. D. '.
Wanroy of this city, that caused said couon 10 DC
shipmarked rs follows:
co bis. o. A. X, good middlin2.
100 bis l.. A. N, middling and strictly MD
30 bls. d.. low middling.
purchased were free of sand, and none was dlscoV-
cred M the tine of resampling and being lately IN
formed that the said cotton bad been found ION opening
al the mills in Manchester packed with sand aseer
tanned from Messrs. Harrison Y BostWiek ,hat lney
received the said cotton from Messrs j. II. Murphy a.
Co OF Montgomery and had paid TO them the proceeds
tbsraof ISi0n.dl JOHS JoHSsOS, Broker.
so5ile, Oct. 3, lass. -
Il certify that Il pnFcnactu -Oh hN' 'DNH '7@
through MIR. John johnson, broker, from Harrison
& Bostwick, 100 bales cotton for Mr. Thomas Howard
of Manchester that the said cotton was sod oder th
mark Oakland; that il shipmarked as mentioned
in the brokers' eertiieAte-O. A. n Cd A. \; log
-D- So that II was kept distinct from and not mixed
mn with any other cotton; that the original samples
exhibited BY Harrison Bostwiek showed no sign. Of
sand that the said cotton shipped On board the
hin Asia for Liverpool, and thence on landing taken
TO he mills Of Mr.. Howard, where, on opening, Sand
was discovered in the middle OF Tho bales that
| wa Ia Manchester in August tasi, when the
6rt bale was opened and the contained - pounds
Of ,and Tn. total quantity of sand m the lo bales,
according 10 the certificate herewith, was ~"
and involves a loss amounting TO 10 sternng.
The cotton being 30 perfectly Unidentified lelaimed the
above amount from Harrison & Boetwlck and through
them from J. H. Murphy & 90. OF Montgomery
They reply a. follows. '. y. " "ANH'i'
M5sRe October &c lSSe
MOBILE, 18th October, 1859.
Mr. J. J. JYanroy Mobile:
DrsR SIR: Your litter Of the 9Th inst, with eer'ih
Gates in relation 10 l bales Of cotton purchased IRON
u.s. and upon which you claim reclamation OF % =
Al. sterling was handed to Us some days spce BY NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-15
SAND IN COTTON.
From ThsMobilel Ala-)

From ThsMobl&l Ala.) Tribune.
MoBILE, Nor 3, 1859.
To the Editor Of The Tribune. ~, .,
Please publish the following certificates and statement Ihe
cottonbuyeEs IN their hurs trans
ecloHN ' '' j. j. v WANROY