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most popular noblemen and land owners in
England. So situated, he did not scruple
once m,r. 10 offer his hand to Annie, and
it was accepted. her father volunteering a
liberal allowance Of money.
We must pass over few years, and in
troduce our readers to the last scene in this
little domestic drama which fell under our
notice. Let thetti imagine tolerable sized
residence, with fewer garden before il.
fronting good road. and ianked by orch
ards. In the rear there are kitchen gardens,
and beyond them large iarmyard, surfouhd-
ed on three sides by buildings, and III the
distance, fields stretching Ear and wide, At
the front OF the house stands the owner, talk
ing to gentleman Oh horseback. The lat
ter waves courteous adien. and the owner,
. tail. portly. handsome Englishman, about
the middle are, opens door in one Of the
orchard waits. and gazes within, Under .
tree sits &hiie-h.ired old man, laughing at
the gambols Of SOME rosy children playing on
the grass. and not lar from him sits beau-
tful English woman, who looks much youn.
ger than she really is. Her figure, although
full. is still perfect in his symmetry, and not
line marks her bright, beaming face. HeI
lips are rosy, aud her eyes sparkle with ami
nation. BY her side stands boy Of some
twelve years old. who is attentvely listen
ing to book she is reading, aud the value
Of which she is attempting TO impress on hi
youthful mind.
The looker.on, dwelling on this scene al
il it were the most precious painting in th'
world-and so il was TO him advanced.
Annie dear, what DO you think his lord
ship wantsS" said he cheehully, but with I
slight huskiness Of tone the lady smiled hei
ignorance, and the speaker continued, WHY
he said he would attend our next harvest
home. but only on condition thai we youl,
give the farm name"
That would not be very difficult" re
piled the lady IN rich accents. "Suppos
we called il Happy Land ?"
| M" replied the delighted husband. kiss
ing his wiie's smooth check. 81 can do bet
ter than that. shall rall it snnethlng il
honor Of a certain Lancashire witch, who's
spells calls il into existence. Its name, IN.
beloved wife. shall be MAIDEN FIRaSEss,
and il 10 right good English name. trus
il will endure through many generations"
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Returns from The greater portion o. Ala.
bama indicste that GOV. Moore's majority
will considerably exceed 10000.
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could play at the game, and SO replied ac-
rording to directions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fondlnve have gone to the
seaside to enjoy their second |" honeymoon"
Literary Gazaie.
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10 a few DAYS the Emperor triumphs over
all internal difficulties. calls back. rallies
around him public opinion BY his superior
common sense, his straightiorwardness. and
his services; then. certain of the support Of
France, he braves the discomfort Of Europe,
and 10 campaign Of two months he delivers
Pied mont, the whole OF Central Italy, aud
al Lonbardy.
The effort was heroic, snnihilating dcci.
sive and the armies 81 Austria, brought
from the banks Of the sesia TO the banks Of
the Adige, sheltered themselves behind the
guns Of their formidable fortresses. Once
there. what was 10 be donei
u became necessary 10 obtain and secure
the result which was the object u the war
namely, TO deliver Italy from The Austrian
rule 10 establish that not me inch Of the
territory Of the Peninsula should be anything
but Italian. whatever might be the condi.
tons 10 detail of The National Confederation
about 70 be established.
This was the object Of the expedition, The
price 81 the sacrifices and Of the blood Of
France. II ought to be achieved, let us re.
peat q ! but ought IL absolutely to imply the
burden Of war to the knife. Il the more e..
ssntisl part could be obtained BY moderate
peace!
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THE ITALIAN EsTION.--FRENCH VIEW
OF THE INGRATTrUDE OF ITALY.
From the Paris Constitdionel--M, Granier ID Cas-
sagnac.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-06-22


NEW WOOks! NEW DOOksi
ETTERS from . Traveller 10 Spsiu,
II second series By WIN. CuIiss Bry.
unf.
passasc. from Ny Autobiography; by
Sidney Lad, Morgan. :
The Foster Brother being q History az
the school and college Lifs Of swe Young
Men.
onward or. The Mountain Chamber.
.,.i A Tale Of Prosrvsib BY Jane Anne
Tho Mechanics and Bailjsr's Price
nock, showing In detail the price u
Wood, Painting and 6lasing, etc., 10
which 70 added . Dictionary to Mechanical
terms. Also, . TREATISE On A~rchi.scturs;
BY J. Wilson.
The Nsnsal ef Chees, ecusais,se u
Elementary Priseiples Of the Cane, nlus.
trstcd With nanssoss diagrams, rpseNs
sames and original pssblsss; By CAssio
kenny.
n. Laws and Practice Il wliss, By
Caelets.
Le Cabinet p.s Fee; q, Rsssrs,ive
ReadinA oseaSed fer teezptess use
q sssdsss' y rssssA, b 0ssrss
jus, received asd for sale ~
aps ClsgAvES 4 Walden.
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FOR
VALUABLE LAND NEAR YOCE.
ANEY DEPOT.


"
DtRsrANT 10 q decscr ~ he Pro.
hate Casss VI Msruball S,susev.
State 81 M~isslsyys. mssic ct me ~
term, 1852, Aerssf, the us<lpss;nsi.
Adminissrasria u he estate IL Jeh, 4.
ssseamsn. dscess-A, yin. % sshspssv
the lesh day Il Jsly sesss ell q pshlie
aasslan, 10 the hishes, bidder. r. -.
third cssh. and hs taisnee on I ssv,fs a.
twelve months, Win iNsssess ften sks ~
Of sale ., the Court Ilouse door h ~
sewn 81 parols, II husla Cevmsv. ~
State Of Mississppi, bssvcsa the hcvvs
rrrsesVbed hy Law. the fotlowisr tract or
rs'e.'r ~ laul, tnswit--the south Aalf ~
section thirty thrvv tss) township ten llol
and range seven ~, and forty acrvS on
the ncssh-halt, ershrsest ~ Z line rvr.
ming eass and vsss asrcss the s~>ct;ou. a
as % esnaset tn fsrsy ssres Vim a.
ssath-ha III. eli ve>s ~ he bss;s reriiEss.
w NE Chiska.Au e-essiaa. IN the ecvsev ~
Pamela. Mississirri. Sad lssi IN h
sold subject 10 the lien pepseribsd IN H.
statute; sni the pswhsse will - ~.
gussi@ HE - oishsepNc~ASGsv; ~.
ircINuA GOODWIN, Aa.tI:
ua9tah. sse1ew. T~3
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MowARD ~AsSeIATIol
PHILADELPHIA
A Be~srei~ni Msfiisiien ssisbiAbaI
speriai Endowmrni, for he MaI1e
The Sick and Disirs~et, eltdc1
wifh visujrsi and k1idsswie


~ih tisu!r,i and Asidsssis
Diseasss.
TGVnE HOWARD ASSOCIATIVE,
vicw Of the swfsl assssue(ies
human life caused BY Sexual Gn1
anil the receptions practiced upae =
unfortunate Victims 81 such 6isessC
Quacks, several years ago directed L
Consulting Surgeon, - . shssie9lhd
worthy Of their name, TO open b DID,
sary for the treatment Of this elns(
diseases, in all their fcsms, AID ~
medical advice gratis TO oil who aPpgq
letter, with . description Of their -
sion, (agc, occupation, habits VI
&c..) and In ease u extreme povery,)
fsruisA medicines free u change,
needless to add that tho A.sociaiioa \
mands tho highest Medical skill Il I
age, suA mn .iwsish w nsssaVN~
modern treatmcnt.
The Directors Of the AssocialieA |
their Anpunl nepors uvss II sssa11dd
Of Sexual Diseases, express tAe
satisfaction with the success wht
attended he labcss u thofs 01s5d
ths cure Of Spesmntorrhra, B.
Weakness, ~Goncrrhne, Glees, eUM
the NJ q Onas6o sefoJ0maS0
eases Of the Kidneys sod Blsddss. =
and order Z conlinuancoee the osneI
fsr dAsrWeains var. ~ Lii
The Director, on q review 81 the -
feel assured that their labsss \
sphere of beuevoleut effort have bou(
great benefit TO the afflicted, sspeC
10 shs yeuan aa1 sry hare posolr
devote themselves. with rcseued SCI
this very important and much -
An sdmirnble Report % Spu
touhoa, Or Asnipsl wMkpeoa,
ofOOsfA, uaasshoaioyaa
and other diseases Of the Sesual -
BY The Coasalsirs Sssksos, w y
y nail u . sesled ~esvelsyth ~
charge, on receipt of sve slangD
pesaaer. Vshes Repssse ~ g3llZ1
the nature and Treatment 81 Sesu6JU
eases,. diet, &e., are eouslasslY
psAlsAed ~ graeaitcss disadbo0l
will he sent 10 the afflicted. Soos ~
new remedies and usshods q epG
diseevsse1 essiss sAs lassf -, -
grcs! value. II
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We have a large stock of INK. which
We offer 10 the trad. cheap. W. keep
Ink IN small bottle. that will answer Tor
Ink stands, which ran he used In the
schools. Also, Copying. Rcd, blu. and
Black Inks.
Person. wishing 10 purchase Books.
Stationery and Artists Materials, will
look 10 their interest and send their or.
dcrs 10 US.
wM. n. STRANGE 4 CO.,
Booksellers and sts,ioners,
Psb. 23-6m. Msmrhis. Tenn.
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Cleaves & Vadel
Have Jusl Received,

buWve SWsu uSeceuveOs
r EcruREs on the Moral Governmsn,
IL Of God by Nathaniel W. Taylor,
D. d., Professor Of Theology In Yale
College.
The Land and tho BOOK, or, Biblical
Illustrations drawn from Me Manners
and Customs, the Scenes and Scenery of
the Holy Land; BY W. N. Thompson, u.
d., twenty.hvs years u Missionary In
Syria and Palestine.
Tressillan and his Friends, by DR.. r.
Shelton Mackenzie.
Wild Spots in the West by Frederick
Gcrstackcr.
What can Woman Dol byT. =. Arthur.
Presco,t's Phillip the Second. vol. "a.
Tho War Trail; or, The Hunt Of the
Wild uorsc-A Romance Of the Prairie;
by Capt. Mnync Reid.
The Fifteen Decisive Battles Of the
World, from Marathon 10 Waterloo ; hy
y. \. Greasy, NJ. A..
The Afternoon Of unmarricd Life;
from the last London Edition-new supply.
Nv Thirty Year. ont Of the Senats; bv
Major Jack Observation-Disclosures.
A Memoir Of ). ). Prsntiss; edited hy
his brother-new supply.
Adventures Of 0crsrd, the Lion Killer
new supply. M
Unity Of Mankind, by Cnbell-nsw
supply.
waikna +; or, Adventures on the Mos.
quito Shore.
Splendid Illustrated Edition Of Mother
Goosc's Melodies.
just received and for sale by
api Cf.EAvES 1 Walden.
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Oaf siaeA n stationery !. one NJ M
most complete % b. found In NE South
W. ran seli letter Paper ~ The cDanifI
ifiia A. dhaap as lhey ean Purchase II II
iha lisiefn market Va iny our. ffon
lhe Mills ~ The fase 10 as hat W. cai
1all h chopper, Va keep an hand . l,fel
stock n fine I'apefs. consisting " Letter
Fool. tsp commercial Note, sefmoi
and MI lassF.
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They cannai b. surprised anywhere. IN
prices ~ quality. Unf stock consist. N
iedgers. Journals. hay Hooks, Cash
Hooks. Invoice Hooks, heeofI Iook .. H..
ceipi Books. Time %IiooAs, md Nemoran.
dun books oil .l1e#.
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MoNsARRAT. purass 4 Co.
Real Estate Brokers,
COLLECTING AGENTS,

MtMPBIS. TENN.
WE have for sale, q large nu~bsr Of
" dwelling and business houses h
this city anil IL suburbs. Also, bsildinr
lots improved and ss~impsovsa, In shc q.
and its ~ snsirons. together with mall
it-rrs q all dimensions aud q vsriour
distances.
Six improved plantations Ia Shs,hy
ccuaty. ON aet nsas plank Road. -
% to 900 acres each, ~ itch :, ssv
lands IN ArbAssas Or elsewhere.
Several improved Arkonsas asa Nh.
issippi bottom plsssAtieas. Il
Lasds ~ Ctilssstes, y. rrascis, De.
:ha, Chise,, phllips, Prairie, Jssisus,
white, Pcinses, lawrcnee, Independence
and osAss cosaliss b Askansas. 1s.OOO
acres. -"
Collections In ~ eisy prosp,ly ss,ea.
We vsns 5000 Ci.iss.as Basl ue,.,.
10, which We will pay The Aishess nsrhss
MoEsARRAr, DupRgs . CO.,
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J. WHITE & Co..
oealsvs h Marble Nsnuuenes,

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Nom avssf and rtoNt Nm,
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A LwAfS % Aand Marble ssiss>,, for
"A ssy siss and style Of Msssnals Or
Io.ee. Dsfefs sesding your orders 10
~ Lesis ~ Cinsinaati iAevssA aessss,
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-16
New York Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. Is, p. M.-Flour &C
tive and sc. lower sales of $4,000 bbls at
S5@y4 80 for super. State; 00@5 10 for
extra State 0O@5 10 for super. Western );
40@5 60 for inferior to good shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio. Rye -four in
fair request at 8 6O@4 o.. The wheat
market opened dull and closed with a fair
speculative demand shippers are not in the
market sales of GO, 900 bushels at II for
choice Chicago spring; | 1901 q for Mil
waukie club; IA for Canada club; l 500
l 40 white Canadian l 35@l 40 for white
Michigan, and Indiana. Rye heavy but
better; sales at IS. Barley plenty and
dull; common State SO. Corn very dull !;
sales of 10000 bushels yellow Southern at
1903; mixed Western is nominal at 97@98.
Oats dull at 434@454 for State, Western
and Canadian. Whisky a shade irmer !;
sales of 500 bbls at 274. Pork a shade
better; sales of 1000 bbls at Is GOA
Is II for mess; and Is so for prime, in
Guiding 500 bbls prime mess at sellers op-
ton all the year, Is SO; 1000 bbls new
mess, sellers option, January and February,
at Is 81. Beef without change; sales of
400 bbls at Oo@4 Is for country prime
00@5 25 for do mess 00@9 so for
repacked mess; IL 0O@11 so for extra
mess. Beef hams unchanged sales at IL
MI5. Cut meats scarce and nomi-
nal at Tie for shoulders and 94@9z for
hams Bacon firm; sales of 800 boxes
Western Cumberland middes at sS for
January and February delivery. Cheese
steady at Sc. Lard in fair request, and
steady; sales of 500 bbls. at 1o2911. But
ter in fair demand
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-16

SUGGESTIVE Pr Yesterday, Sem
ator Gwin and Charles l.. Scott left on the
steamer j. l.. Stephens for the Atlantic
States An immense crowd had gathered
upon the wharf, under the impression that
some demonstration of hatred for the two
departing Congressman would be made by
the multitude; but nothing occurred to dis
turb the peace. 1t was perhaps one of the
most quiet and orderly steamer days ever
witnessed in this city. There was no shout
ing nor loud boisterous mirth; there was
no pelting of oranges and apples between
those on the wharf and those on the steamer.
The very newsboys and pea nut vendors
were quieted. The only thing that caught
the eye as unusual, and aw ,kened a train
of thought on the occasion, was an immense
placard on canvas, six feet long by three
wide, wreathed in mourning, with the pho
tograph of the lamented Senator, David G.
Broderick, in the centre, and the following
words in unmistakable characters inscribed
above the picture: The will of the peo-
pie. May the murderers of David @. Broder-
lex never return to the State of California
Aud beneath the picture were the memora-
BILE words of the departed Senator" am
killed because was opposed to the extern
sion of slavery and corrupt Administra-
ton" This placard was placed in con-
spicuous position near the gateway at the
entrance OF the wharf, and none who passed
could fail to notice it. What bitter part
ing salute that piacard with its portrait anc
inscription, must have been to tue honorable
who were about returning to Washington
to represent the people of California, ant
gaze upon the vacant chair of him, ''THi
NoBLEsT ROMAN OF THEX ALL."-Aktd, Cali
fornia, Sept. %.
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New ORLEANS, Nov. Is, M.-The steam
ship Robert Waterman, has been abandoned
and is a total loss. Her cargo is being plum
dered by fishermen.
Snow fell in some parts of Mississippi on
Sunday.
There were three deaths from yellow fe-
yer last week.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BIZ THE E. 4 W. LINE.
FOR THE JOURNAL.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Is, M.-The posfmas-
ter at Brownsville, writing to the Post VI
fee Department, mentions, that all the mail
routes in that quarter had been made i'm
pacs BILE by the forces acting under Carte mas,
and the mail carriers had been made prison
ers He says this is emphatically a war of
races, and of determination.
The Board of Aldermen of Washington,
haY We refused their assent to set apart next
Thursday as day of Thanksgiving.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-16

New YORK, Nov. Is, M.-A large and
very brilliant meteor passed over the city
between 9 and 10 o'clock this morning,
in the direction from the North to the South.
The apparent size of the nucleus was about
one foot in diameter. The length of the
tail 20 feet. The shape being cone, ta-
pering to fine point. The color was that of
brilliant yellow fire. 1t was seen from va
rious portions of the city. The sun at the
time was shining through a cloudless sky.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Nov. Is, P. M.-Corn re-
mains steady at 43@44. Oats less ac-
tive and 1@2c lower. Barley firm at 600,
IS. Rye dull, but in good demand at rs
Whisky unchanged; demand firm; sales
at 223c Provisions more inquired for
Sales of mess pork at 10 so. Bacon sides
at s2e. New lard at 7B@10c. Hogs are
more freely offered; sales at $ 1905 81 for
good and heavy weights. Exchange quiet
at premium.
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New YORK, Nov. Is, P. M.-The Journals
figures give Leavenworth, the Republican
candidate for Secretary of State, a majority
of 1900. The argus reduces this majority
considerably.
A meeting of the Hard Central Commit
tee was called for to-day, but only one MEM
Der was present. He adjourned without
taking action on the election of Charleston
delegates.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-16

BALTIMORE, Nov. 10, M-Flour steady at
II for city mills; 5 25@5 81 for Howard
street. Wheat quiet; sales of l 600 bush,
quotations unchanged. Corn steady and
less active. Provisions steady. Whisky
quiet at &c.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-16

BUFFALO, Nov. Is, P. MA portion of the
ruins of the grain elevator which was burned
last week. tell this afternoon, burying 10 or
II laborers, who were engaged in clearing
the ground. Two of the unfortunate men
were killed, and four severely wounded.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-16
The N. Y. Tribune has the following con

corning the late election in that State:
awe doanot mean to shout Just yet, but
having carefully revised our table by tile
light of every despatch and scrap of returns
that has reached US, laborously comparing
the township returns we have from counties
not fully reported with the respective votes
of those townships last year, it looks very
much as though ELIAS w. LEAvENwoRrH
AND HIS ASSOCIATES ON THE REPUBLICAN
STATE TICKET WHO HAD TO BEAR THE BRuNT
OF BOTH DEMOCRATIC AND AMERICAN AN
TAGoNIsM CONCENTRATED ON one TICKET,
ARE ELECTED BY AT LEAST 5000 MAJORITY.
A later despatch from Albany fixes the
majority at 1900. (Ed.)
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EgG Steps are being taken in Connection,
for the organization of an association having
for its object, the increase of small manufac-
tories in that place. The object is good
one, and seems to be enlisting the attention
of the more prominent men of the town.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-16

B2e As Col. R. NJ. Hoe, the inventor of
the lightning press, was driving out with a
pair of colts, he was thrown from his car
riage and had his leg broken. The acct
dent occurred at his country seat in West
Farms
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-16

New ORLEANS, Nov. Is, M.-The rebellion
at Victoria, Mexico, has been quelled, and
the leaders have been shot. The troops sent
to quell it had marched.
Degala6o's head quarters continued at
San Louis.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-16

WASHINGTON, Nov. Is, M.-Judge Doug
las condition has improved within the last
"a hours. His physician considers him bet
ter this morning.
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CINCINNATI, Nov. 10, P M.-The river has
risen ten inches since noon. Weather clear
and cool.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-16

RG~ An Arkansas editor got married re-
Gently, and has since become very enthusi-
astic Hear him:
There Is net in this wide world happier life,
Than to sit by this 5tOvrpipe and tickle your wife
Taste the sweets of her lips in moment OF glee,
And twist tie cats tail IS she jumps your knee
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LOUISVILLE, Nov. Is, P. M.-The river
is now falling with four feet two inches in
the canal.
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CiNcIHNATI, Nov. Is, A. M.-River fallen
six inches since last night. There is now
six feet in the channel. Weather clear and
cold
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PITTsBURG, Nov. 10, P. M.-River and
weather unchanged.
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CCOATLS

Bodiam Mining Company, Evansville, Indiana.
Office Water street, between Main and Locust
Coal in quantities of not less than 20 bushels, de-
vered any part of the city, at 10 per BUSH
at the pit, cents. JOHN WYMOND,
Oct9 Secretary and Manager.
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K.N.EO R.u.g TE0.Vs TO TINE RRXyV 81
II Within few days handful has been circula-
ted purpOrting auction sale somewhere in ''Em-
richs new building" which some have mistaken
for 'Embich's," and we have repeatedly been ask
ed if We intended to- sell AT auction. To those not
intimately acquainted with our business would
say that we sincerely indebted to the public
in general for their liberal patronage, which
enables to continue business heretofore,
and will guarantee customers that prices
will favorably compare with any, even the fuctua-
ting auction. SAM EMBICH CO.'S,
Gct20 40 Main street.
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statement
OF THE CONDITION OF TEE
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.,
January, !, 1859.
c. FL A r E r E d N 8 .

LIST. The name of this Company is the Hartford
Fire Insurance Company, and is located at Hart
ford, Connecticut.
CAPITAL
2I The amount of Capital Stock is..-.S5OO, 900 90
Sd. The amount of Capital Stock paid
up......................... ........ 5Oo, 900 90
ASSETS.
Cash on hand S33, 400 Y
Cash in hands of Agents, or
in course of transmission "a, 100 21-S77,57I 43
Balance books due the Company....... lS, 1888 %
Bills receivable, secured by personal Sc.
curity ................... 60 974 SIS
Real estate unencumbered .............. 49, 600 90