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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-07

ov sons indebted to c. DAVIDSON, are re-
spectfully requested to call and pay up within ten
days, measures certainly will be taken to enforce
payment.
N. BAH work in the Tailoring line will be
attended to with neatness and dispatch, but not on
quite SO long credit.
sep5-3t G. DAVIDSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-07
j. c. NURLIMo.

J.. C.. BLING,
(FoRMERLy WITH URBAN, DoDDs Co., CIsciSSArI |
Manufacturer of
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF
9AFE1S.
Corner Third and Division Streets,
EVANSVILLE, IND. -r
Constantly on hand all different sizes of SAFEs,
latest style and improvements, guaranteed to be
equal In durability and finish to any Eastern manu-
facturers, at the lowest Cincinnati prices.
Also Manufacturers of LOCKS, WALL SAFES,
SHUTTERS, ETC., sll finished In the best style Of
workmanship.
Specimens of Safes, ETC., may be seen at Messrs.
Rocker, Klisnlan q Co., rs Main street, to whom
all orders must be addressed. aug3l
IMP ia VT TO .aLZ.-.MR. u.
II KAHN takes this opportunity to inform the
citizens of Evansville and the public generally. that
he has his stock Of -
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
complete, and particularly, that he has bought
some of the finest ready made Clothing at the
Enlistment Of Brooks Bro, New York. much
better made-up Clothing than Devln's. and fifteen
per cent. cheaper Ina the price-of which he invites
the public to satisfy themselves, and be their
judges, In regard to the Clothing and price. He
has also employed first-rate Tailor at his estas-
lishment which will enable him to make up any
thing I'm his line to order, as cheap they be
bought ready-made. Besides this, he keeps gen.
eral assortment Of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
aud very good assortment Of Boys and Chill
dren's Clothing.
Please call at his store, on Main street, and rat
isfy yourselves of the above facts aug3o
lie We LR I'VE M We JUST
~ received a few choice Ladies' Gold Watches,
Diamond back. Also a few fine English Watches
and some beautiful sets OF "oral Jewelry. In
short time we shall receive Fall stock In the
meant' e will sell n anarkably low prices
1IrTRoLFf BROS.
aug3O ~ Main street.
GRO -" --EsS CHE.AP.-O.n.E
~ pair s ) old Mules, perfectly kind and of
good sire.
One Mich Cow.
One f1ne Saddle Horse, aud good in any harness.
One Indian Pony, also a good worker in harness.
u. II. COOK 4 SONS
aug3l-dSw Stock Yard.
"OOP xHO.t.-lOO RA.N.DLES rs
III sorted sizes, ranted to he OF the very lest
quality, just received and for sale by
au4 JACOB STRAUB son.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-07

"OOP xHOst.-lOO RA.N.DLES Is
III sorted sizes, ranted to he OF the very lest
quality, just received and for sale by
au2f JACOB STRAUB SON
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-07

Rzy BUSINESS ATTEsDED TO WITH DIS
PATCH AND FIDELITY ea
ALLEN c. HALLOCk, .sent.
seD6-3mdEW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-15
TUESDAY. Sept. -, 1858

TUESDAY, Sept. ID, 1858.
The members met at the time and were called to
order by the President. Prayer being offered by
Rev. s. b. Page, song was listened TO Gom the
Choir.
On motion the Secretary was instructed 10 notify
each Vice President OF his election.
Mr.. j. Is. DnttoD was then called upon To COM
mence his ilstruotonsl upon the subject Of Arith.
metic. Mr. D. occupied so minutes by illustrating
his method Of teaching the FIRST principles
Mr., @. w, Haywood was then called upon 10
commence his series Of Lectures upon the subject
OF Grammar. He commenced by Illustrating his
manner OF conducting class upon that subject In
the school olGoOm. Having occupied his time, the
lust took a Tt cess OF 30 minutes.
After recess an excellent song, from the choir
was listened to, entitled the "Old Stone Mil" then
Mr.. j, 8 Brown Of Cleveland was invited 10 ad
dress tue meeting. He responded with an excel
lent address upon the subject Of the "Teacher'l
Profession"
In tha afternoon the members assembled at tho
time, and being called to order by Wee President
j. A. HusOn, listened lat TO song from the choir
End. Business for 5 minutes Sd. Mr. 5, Patrick
was called upon 10 onterlain the audience with 4
lecture on Geography. He responded with miseel
laneOus remarks upon the subject School Room -
Mr.. J.. s Brown then concluded his lecture tho
former part ofthe day, after which vote Uf thanks
was extended 10 Mr.. Brown for his able address =
Alter recess OF 10 minutes, 3. b. Page then occu.
pied his time upon the subject Of Eiocution. Due
rug thc culho mi rage gave tue Glahh an eAoellenl
drill upon the motions OF the muscles, amusing all
those who took part. Prof. Thomr, OF Cleveland
by invitation, addressed the Institute upon the
subject Of Headng
The gentleman by his excellent lecture called
forth remarks from Messrs. Haywood, Patrick
White, and others. motion was then carried
that each member present firmly resolve 10 study
the subject Of Reading more himself and then
make II an important theme in tue school room
ln the evening very lar1e aud approaching au
dienoe convened at the usual time and were enter
tained-lst. BY music from the choir ID By 4
discussion Of the following
Ought persons who are ia the habit Of attending
Dancing Parties 10 be allowed q certificate by III,
BOard Of ExamineTs7
The question wasyery ably discussed by II @
NoEVille upon the Affirmative, followed BY Geo. "
Goodrich upon the negative G, w. Haywood
was then called out 10 advocate the Affirmative
followed by Samuel Patrick upon the negative -
Mr. Noryile was then called for, who responded
by saying, che regarded the irst speech upon thl
negative as"Moral SDobbeyl' Mr. Kilhournt
closed the debate. Sd. by good instrumental ma
sic. 4th. Prof, Thome was announced 10 the aa
dlence aud occupied the remaining part of the eve
ming with an excellent addTeas.-Sdbjeet. Pro
blems Of Education. a4
Alter the Lecturer closed his remarks q vote o
thanks was unanimously extended 70 the speaker
| for b entertainment
Singing closed the exercises for the evening.
A. J. SPENCER, Secretary
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-15

A Busy oVFIoIAL.-Tho Secretary Of the North
Ohio NJ. E. Conference now in session on the
West Side, is Kept remarkably busyj so much SO,
that he announced In the session yesterday morn
ing that he bad no time 10 answer any questions
or render any assistance 10 reporters, not even to
loan them resolutions OF other documents to copy
II win not take many minutes consideration Of
the most obtuso intellect, to see that such course
will insure imperfect reports as no reporter can
ways catch every name or motion, or get oil the
figures Of any financial report that may be pre-
sentod. Undor this rule therefore, tho members
of tho Conference cannot complain of any but
their officials, IL the ncwspOper reports are some
times incorrect. This is the FIRST instance VIC have
ever met with where Secretaries were not ready
10 extend the usual courtesies to the press.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-15
CLEVELAND THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER IS 1859. &

PueH Is RAuSKY's srrarrulL Apvtsns SEN
ator Pugh, actusted BY the same upirlt tbat
prompted Jobs ffiends TO visit him 70 his al
niction, was here TO eondulo with Ranpey on
tuesday. On The supposilioa, we presume,
that two hands are better than ono, !" etc, one
furnishing brains the other Rab, PuRh tatby
kanney during The discussion and, while Den
nlson was speaking, acted the part Of a conf
Denial adviser or supplying reservoir. HE
mlnistratiops reminded us forcibly Of clerical
attentions administered 70 a criminal, about 10
stretch hemp tor some misdemsanor.--1iG fla
1ribuns -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-15

Teachers Institute.
srRoNosyILLE, sept. II. ls5

oTRON0hNlLLEi otpt' ~ 1908
The members met at 10 o'clock A. M. and
called to order by Mr.. o. W. White, prayer
was offered. @, II. Popo was appointed Secretary,
pro tenn.
Messrs o. W.White, c. II. Pope, and J. A. Hud.
sou we're appointed Committee on Resolutions
The President, Sidney Smith, and the Secreta-
~ having arrived, the minutes last meeting Wero
read and approved.
On motion, the Constitution was so amended as
to elect the President, Secretary. Treasurer and
Executive Committee by ballot, The members Of
the Institute proceeded TO ballot for President
which resultedin the election of Mr.. i. G. Pratt
Of Newburgh. Then for the office OF Secretary,
which resulted in the election Of A. j. Spencer, Of
Newburgh. Next for the ofice of Treasurer, which
resulted in the election Of Mr.. @. II. Pope. Then
tho Executive Committee, which resulted IN the
election of Messrs, X. +. Hummiston, @. b. Lock
wood L. p Ingersol and on motion, the Presi-
dent and Vice President from the township in
which the Institute is to be held added to the
above Committee,
The following gentlemen were eieeled Vice
Presidents: s. Patrick, y. s. Benedict, A II Hub
bell, Alex. Topping S Storer, q. u. Pierce II. s,
Bastor, ID. Freese, o. p Parr, j. II, Vincent, j.
Kent, wm. Aptborpe. DIR. Mac, Rev, Mr.. Killyer
Cooley Wilson, j. Watson, DR.. Parker,y. A, Hnd.
son, Rev. T. p. Clisbee, Rev. A. d. Barber and
! Henry Clarke.
Messrs. o. IIoyt, Q. II, Pope and II. W, s,eb-
bins were appointed Reception committee.
@. w. Lyman, l.. Tuttle, A. II. Pomery, q. 8.
Pope, d. Il. Drake, Wm. Ii. Strong, j A. Hudson,
were appointed a Committee on Music.
Rev. S. d. Page was then invited to address tho
members Of the Institute upon the subject Of Gel.
ocuton." Mr.. Page responded with many valua-
bio remarks.
In the evening the fret business was tho dis
eussiUn Of tho following;
ResOlucd, Tn Il all Ihe text books should bo ban.
ished from the school ROOM
Messrs. @. II. Hapwoo and L. G. Pratt, spoke
upon the affirmative, and Messts. J. d. Dulton and
o. w, White upon tho negative.
a motion then was made that abstracts Of the
proceedings Of This Institute be furnished to the
Cleveland papers for publication Mossrs j. A.
Hudson and o. W. White wOro appointed as as
sislanl Secretaries,
Mr.. r. +. IIummston was then announced "a
address the meeting. Mr.. Hummistun, although
| in poor health, gave an instructive lecture upon
the subject Of "1he method of Teaching"
The following was then offered
! RGSOlped, That vote Of thanks be extended q
the speaker for his able remarks.
Also,
Resolved That We teachers Of CuyahOga Co.
In attendance ht this Institute will observe Ih'
same standard of promptness, order and decOruin
which we would approve in our schools.
The meeting then adjourned until 8 O'Clock
Tuesday morning. A. j. SPENCER, Ssc'y.
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6otcIs.
DUMA s.
Builders & Arfbittfts.

BROOKS s. G. 4 e. w, BUILD
IL ERS Also Manufacturers Of Doors, Blinds, sash,
Braoke and all kinds Of croSEwng and Gothic wOtS.
Particular attent paid to FtugU Stores. Factory
Divisnn-st Centre block. Cleveland -, nolN-c9l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-15

hEMUVALs
DR. b. +. ROBINSON HAS RE-
~ moved his Dental ONCE 70 his Tsndsnes, No t6
will be happy all OF his form patrons or any 9TH
who may need his services,
Clsvslaua. March 20 lshs--mh2l:4t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-15

THB BURFALO FIREMEa.--Tbc Buffalo Courier
thus speaks Oft attentions of the Phoenix Com.
pany to the Neptune Hose Company of that City
on Saturday evening
Nothing was left undone by the Phoenix boys
TO ender the occasion most agreeable and plea.
SAINT one They gave our hremen a cordial and
fraterual greeting, their hospitality was ten
dered In manner unpretendng and courteous
that IL rendered the entertainment one that will
be remembered by No. long after the other iuoi-
dents Of the trip viii be forgotten. Aud further
that the Cleveland boys escorted tdem to the boat
there leaving them under grateful sense of oblis
CATION and mdubitahle proof that the Firemen
and Military Of Cleveland are not behind anybody
in hospitality and the social amenities of life
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-15

ResOlpsd, That we, teachers of Cuyahoga Co.,
In attendance ht this Institute will observe the
same standard of promptness, order and deeOruIn,
which we would approve in our schools.
The meeting then adjourned until 8 o'clock
Tuesday morning. A. j. SPKEcER, Ssey.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-15
DaS- For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
DaUe

RuNAwAr.-A blind dray horse ran away yes
tOrday afternoon on the Pittsburgh Coal Pier and
stumbled over tracks, coal piles, 30, finally bring
ing himself to stand in pile Of car wheels. No
serious damage was done.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-15

shilling per week ts CRY sabssrfberu.
Tive peiiats per ysar 10 Mali subssribera.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-15
CITY & NEWS ITEMS
rnuRspAY MonNING, sEPT. 1a, 1sa0.

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
~ Plain aud Ornamental rrintng p eyerg degcrptiun
i1ue atthe Prntng EHahlishmeat the ifddff Ure.
improved and rapid steam ffcasos, An ne
iest STYLE short notice and al reaHonAbe rates Par
oua attention Maid 10 blank work Every descriptions o
Binding done especially Blank Books, Ledgers Journals
sies BOOKS, Receiving hoOEs. No., &C.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-15
DENTISTRY
DENTIST.
T GHITn HA q EM0V

DR. W. J. GUILD HA S REMOV
IL ed his Dental Offce Room No Is. Hodman block
saporiOr street East Of public square South Of g Az
much SUFFERING as we'll ns MONEY by giving him
cal Eoc city used mitigate pain for thOso who de-
sire it. - .
ARTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED
On Gold SilV Porcelain and NulcanEed Rubber BhsO
the bost Teeth in sets from $40 TO $50 Gold
6hngs according size Of the cavity from BO' upward
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-10
Great Cure after the Physicians
had Failed.

RUssELLsvlLLE. Ohio, Jan 10, So.
DR.. c. NJ. JAcxsrS. Dear Sir:-"We
would inform y,u that we are our oI Hoof.
lands German BIZ ters, which are very ready
sale. One of our neighbnrs has been
docto. ing for some lime. (Re think about
two years. pih oil tae doctors in the country,) J
but oil Of no auaa. He looked as much like
a dead man going about IS anything we can
compare him to. His disease appeared to
be an ouerGoloino Of The gall With hard
persuasion we prevailed on him to t'y our
Bitters, with the pr,mise to him, if it did
no good, we would charge him nothing for
it, provided he took six bottles according ta
the directions, which he has done, a. is
now entirely cured, and has become a well
man This cure has created a great sale
in this neighborhnod." Respectfully,
EDWARDS & BROWN.
Ask for IIoofland's German Bitters, and
take nothing else. Ser that the signature
of G.. Nj. Jackson, is on the wrapper of each
bottle. These Bitters are manufactured by
DR.. G. III. Jackson, No. Ais Arch Street,
Philadelphia, and are sold by druggists and
stOrekeepers in every town and village in
the United States, Canadas, West Indies
and South America. at 75 cents per bottle.
jan2I3w.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-10
af(arritb.

On the Sd Ins, at the residence of The brides
Father near Bellaire, by Rev. K II. IIollyday. Mr.
JAMES McBRADEN 10 Miss MARGARET
WALLACE, both of Belmont county.
At he Eagle IIeieI on the sil inst, by the Rev.
John B Graham, Mr., ANDREW pANCURAN
and Miss MELISSA JANE DESELMS.
At the Union House. on Iihe sih inst. hy the
Rev. John Mof,, Mr.. THOMAS TAYLOR and
Miss JANE WILEY.
On the same dav. bv the same nj the residence
of the bride. MIR. JOHN DICK and Miss MAR
GARET ANN BAKER.
At the National Hotel on Thursday the 9th o
Janua ry, by The Rev. z f. CAROTflERS Mr.
HANSON d BOWEi.FS and Miss MALINDA
TALBERT both of th. W lty,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-10
Newspaper Enterprise.

T'be Cincinnati Gazette has consummated an
arrangement with the Independent Telegraph Co,
whose wires extend in an unhroken line from
CINCINNATI TO Baltimore, by which il is enabled 10
Introduce feature her to rna tent ted. by any
Eas,ern or Western Journal. Under this arrange
1mcn,, the spirit OF the New York, Philadelphia,
baltimore, and Washington Press. the latest Mon
tnry and Commercial intelligence ard Market
Reports, and the most interesting events Of the
day at the Nati nal Clpitol, are compiled each
evening, upo the arrival Of the trains in Balu'
more, by an experienced and competent party em
ployed by the Gazette and telegraphed exclusively
10 the paper; thus ennbngi it to be publish The
same upon the following morning-one day in nd
,yunee.efdis arrival by Express or Mail-and on'
,dsy in advance Of any of its contemporaries; max
ing the Gazette the great central organ iron
whence i'll radiate the earliest nnd most comple
intelligence from the leading cities of the Atian
tic S,atee This is the first enterprise Of the KIN
ever undertaken by any Newspaper in the Uni"n
and forms landmark IN the Journals progros
of this progressive age
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-10
The South Americans and Fusion.

iIrre is Il spci u en- 81 the kind of union some
If The S.,uth Americans. led by Nc HUMPHREY
Marshall. oi ky., are attempting to iorm with
,br RrpuhIicans. The spirit of Mr.. MaRsHAILs
late speech IN rpy 10 Mr. WAsHBrRNE OF Mnine'
IL r. fieci-d IN the following article from The BALI
more Clipper.
Whenever the Republicans contend that the
Federal Government is clothed by the Cons;i 'uion
with my power TO prevent the extension OF Sinv,
.ryiuio any Territory Of the Unien. they contend
for the Wilmot froriso, and we OF the South saal
lake direct issue with them. We are willing they
.haII have what is nominated in the bond,' bui
nothing more will we either give or ask -"
Republicans can see by the aiove, what kind o
a banque, is spread for them by 'hess Southern
gentlemen.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-10

Convicted.
We ieSfn from The CineinSati Daily Gdsette o
Monday morning that WIN. SETTER, Jointly chnrR'
ed with CHAssCoo in the murder OF the court
~zan, KATE BUREAU, Vast summer. in that city
was. on Saturday night, convicted of murder in
the second degree.
The verdict was received by Setter, says The
Gazette with little perceptible emotion. probably
from the fact that he had anticipated the result
and in conversation with his friends during the
progress of the trial, had expressed the belief that
he would be convicted He also says that what,
ever minor offence he may have been guilty ot, in
come ction with the unfortunate Affair." h. feels M
consciousness Of guilt in tire fatal -esul'. and tina
!; ne goes To prison. he will 20 with no stain o
murder upan his conscience.
Cook, the other party to his unfortunate affair
h.. already had his ,ral, and is under sentence
Oh Pen,tenriary for life. The young m N ar
both of respectable connections.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-10
Hoofland's German Bitters will cure
Liver Complaint, Nervous Debil-
ity, Dyspepsia, etc. Read what
is said of them.

G.. w. Bo'cen says: g..
ANDERSON, IND., Jan. l6, 1857.
"Your BITTERS give general satisfac-
ton. know their virtues, and have the
first case yet TO hear of VIII. re they do not
give general satisfaction. could get Won
numerous certificates were it necessary, but
in this community their virtues are fully
established. ! am POSITIVE | sell more rf
them thin is sold of apy three Patent Med
icines IN this county. la my own case
have received more benefit from them in
six months than have received from the
regular Physicians in five years. can,
therefore co scientiou.lv recommend them
and do say, would not be without then. in
my family for any amount"
@For Sale al the Princi, al Office, 4Is,
Arch Street, Phil ,del phia, Pa, and sold by
druggists and storrkerpers in .very town
and village in The United States, Canadas
Wes' Indies and South America, at Is cts
per bottle.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-10
Nttu Aobertistmtnts.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

John kinsey an oJd1r Of Court to Pnsdic d.
James Yates. Jr.) Sale on
Tuesday, The 22d Day Of February, 1859,
at the Pleasant Valley Wooden Factory the follow
ing goods and chattels to wit: One Bay Mare. cne
small Beam. one lot OF Cops. (aIl in Factory Ten
Spools on the Mule I3a Spooi< off the Cardins Ma
chine lot of mixed picked wool; lot of oats,
supposed to he eleven bushels; one lot of corn in
the supposed t. he bushels; I3 barrels country
snap; y barrel French Tcasie; barrel Lack Dye,
100 pounds; barrel Madder; ke. B7-Chroniate of
Potash l6 pounds; pieces ''Ictl in the press. Gu
yards; one hush; one wisp; one lot har SOAP, 100
pounds; rolls blankets. four pair each; ono single
blanket; one piece Persian cInth - yards; piece
Persian Cloth 95 vards one roll Lace Leather; six
pounds Cats Neil. (Cochineai;) 5corn hroons;
Sea grass cord; blankets haks; one lot Fleece
Wool, supposed to he 400 iponn1s: one lot Loose
wool, supposed To ..e 100 pounds; lot of waste
Lace Leather. lin desk) one lot or Tanners Wool
supposed tn he 10 pOunds: one roll Packing yarn;-
ono box BOhhns, (aii in Factory; one cotton cord
one piece Persian Cloth. 20 vards; one piece Flan
mel Is ydS one lot Of yarn, all in Factory, piece
aune, supposed to he 81 va ls IOt OF cord for
Heades; one cotton wasp ou heam; one piece Elan
mel IN Loom (partiv wovt); pieces Persian cloth,
in Loom; nil cans; II shuttes; one Blanket Warn;
nearly completed; S barrels Potatoes; one barrel
Clipped I.o.wOOd; barrel salt; ie LIT tDye Siufrs
in 2 barrels; kes eopperas; one lot washed wool .
in rack. I01 pounds; demiiohns & contents contain
im- vitrol tcid. &C.. hives Of bees; lot of wool
in Dye Kettle; OF e lot washed wool, 20 pn IndS.
Sa TO Commence Ct 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and con-
time from uay day. ifneceSs ,rr until sold
credit of three months will he given, by the pur-
chaser giving note with approved security.
z. LUCHARY
Shri if Belmont cnunty Ohio.
Sheriff. Office, ST. Clairsvil;e, Feb. IOth Is59.
81 15-febIOtds
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Value and Importance of Good In
SuranceS.

As the Legislature have before them a
bill relative to Insurance Companies, the
following list of losses paid during period
of five years in this Strife, by a single con-
pany, may not be lninteresting 10 our read
ers.
The large amount disbursed shows the
usefulness of reliable Insurance, and the
benefits to be derived therefrom, to the
community. .@-..s
LOSSES PAID IN THE STATE OF OHIO, DURING
THE PAST FIVE YEARS BY THE ErsA
INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-10

Martin Croy,
Charged with the murder OF IsArHEEE
ALLEN, at Sunfsh, Monroe county, has been
srrested Al Warsaw, Illinois, and We sup
pose before this time is snfe'y lodged in the
Woocsield Jail.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-10

ttTA number Of the members of our
Legislature have been feasting on the
lavish bounty of Cincinnati. Tis well
enough, provided it is not intended as a
bribe on the part of Cincinnati. We hope
the members will be above such influence.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-02-10

IRON CRY CoLLEeE.-The rapid growth
and extended popularity of this School, is
the result of the confidence it has inspired
BY its fair dealing and thorough teaching -
Presbyterian Banner and Adrocate of Pills.
burgh.
Three hundred and f!iy.seven students
are in attendance at this time. mnking i,
the lurges; and most popular Business
School ever organized in the United States.