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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-01
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Nh ONH fN TVL SA TX.
I WILL Offer FOR sale, privately. uau! THURSDAY, the
J. 20 VI. ArGrsT ucAi, hiIt If DC. Previously se!d, CT public
auction on that day, II .a!r. II net, Oh the mex. fair day, my
present rcsiIcnce, WHITE UAi.L, situated IN chroi!ns
County, on MatiarnDi river, IS ,nilcs from Iichmond, IL
from fredericksburg and & FROM 10. county s,a,, surround.
ed by ia" lands o: Messrs. John Washington, 4. 81. B6ui
ware, +. !. Thornton, james J. White aud George Tyler,
canyrlirl: ia churches Of several denominations; In b
u.ighbuThDo,i prOyeIbial for is intelligence, morality, re.
GacmcE; und hcnlihfulnr.s, With every facility 10 transpor.
t.tion AID travel that a raiIrOai can a.ord-tLe Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Petersburg Railroad passing through II,
The farm i, we'll wat.Tct: has on II large, romnodious.
new RnL haudspmad dwelling, and every nece,sgry clubhouse,
all in good condition. together with 4 Gouri,ltng youny
orrl!a ri OF choice fruits D! Nil Kinda. and contains rather
over TO acres of land. 1876 IL oas and hickory, lU 10 pine
bEG cedar, aud the hhlaucs open and in . iiyh state Of !m.
proycIneu:, lI0 Of which have been lived With decided tco
Ell.
The land VII! compare Eos: faTorablJ 9Th Inc !srds !"
its vicinity, which B. famous fer their fertility ~ al Re
Productions cUfu1soI TO tas part % Eirgib!a. lus"o:e'
theirs seldom cone. into market y farm !u every NsJ 0 cs
.iFab!e. ". 7. CANP3ELL.
June l--cw;J5 Gulo-y's Depot, "a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-01
LAKE, F1;sM F1JIy SALE,

Eh WIN sJsk a.
AfISE determined 10 remove 10 the South iho nn,
IL. L oGrr for sale privately Galil the lsr DAY VI Az
GUST, and II not sold by Tins tine, si!sli On tia. cey;si
By public auction, to the highest bidder, upon the prrcI:e'.
the Farm upon which 1 reside, kapSn u Lake Farm, y
Ing Ia the county Of Carolia., oa the Na!!npoui RIVER, -
mile. below fredericksburg. aud ID Eal!r, shove laeInSS9'
on the kichmouL, fredericksburg ard Potomac Ea'!foad,
one mile below Guinness Depc: and adjoining 'ne i1eoso
john Washington, E=q., aud otAers, containing ooS ere
oJ acres cleared, AID l0D acres heavily t.iaoered III 0r.'
nal growth VI oak and either timber.
The irighborhood 10 p~roTcrbial Tor i. be-!'a' -"A'
and EeiE.ment.
The Farm {, as productive as any 10 tie cotnty elt1
size, being vel! adapted 10 all the staple crops Of ma 'T.
ton o.! virginia. and not having IN acre o! waste laat 'iN:
and convenient 10 coed schools and car:chss VI ci1e'eH'
denominations.
The improvements, are gooH, c0rs!t;ioS oi a.snaf-
dwelling house continuing twelve rooms aboFs sec -
The ba. encEi, kitchen, csbin. enough tor forty 'srYs's,s
with L:!cL clinncys; carriage house, ice house. 'tao!e, oss.,
corr houses, framed tobacco houses enough TO cure 80
pounds o. tobacco, and other out houses all In seoal
Young orcliar! ot apple, peach, pear and plu. uss' VI 49,
hes: varieties, Just coriEs iafo bearing.
II l., rarely the case that 4 Lrm 70 we'll situated aauV"
s-s,iug SO many advantages, Is offered for tsle. r.
Persons wishing 10 purchase are re qussted 70 view Wv
premises. ,.n.
For any further information attre. zee St Gs:ss.' ~
pot, Caroline county, W. -,,7r
June 1-cw:d5 a. o. "oA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-01

DAMA;E ~ THE LATE ~SrnRM.--lt is stated
that by the late storm in L.oudolln county, Va,
the wheat crops Of Hanson Simpson, Stephen
Smith, Louis Halling, John Lee, and perhaps
some others were very much cut 10 pieces
The beautiful green house Of Mrs. George Car
ter is said to be almost ruined, the flowers and
plants being at least greatly injured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-08

Inc JDu11ane (fG o0 ha1 NE fouoWtof-
The extremely favorabe ootAos picking scaem a isGl
fsn 6ss bees 9ccseds1, assr brief winter, ~ ior
ward and gssia spring Coyn asd oosaon In
more proDnipf condition during The Deyyy msosh of
NAY" We have nos board SOLITARY compliant fvoa plan-
tsr m the parh All Of them appear 70 be fpy saasnsd
with bs psospsc u abundancs before tAsa fns ou4H1a
hes had any number q squares H. for OYER TO weeks
psst, Wills ~ corr has moa1 nxsriant erovth Sa -
The fence haa surrounds M m h. faen erssvally
and IN just sufbckns quantities hroushout NE parsh
FLORIDA.
In EaM r1crida The crops are IN moss exo>,,s,t cu>.
II e popiscus vesabes continues bess v BE- a asun
dent hes o. corn Ihc cosnn n dossg nnely, and v
yeh.
MICHIGAN.
We bear that The ravsges q The Bcepiaa ~ have IN
lured NE wheat IN soDe locaius, and Usps nelcs On
ocavy nam lands are quite Thin on accoum o. having
been winter killed.. Whh tbess sroepucns me wnces
oots unusually veil, and Ne vessber coesnoo -
vovsbe, and escapes the m,dss Ne snsn nssysa 49,
~ many buAhsh IN the colony - ever oefore IN one
season me las vArn raBs have given me spring crcpe
and she Frs~le nnc ss1st me hay Cop pro~s~ WY
we'll Hslssd (nsch) Rpss1, 10 ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-08

trom we WneennG kNe lhseln9enoex, June l..
LovuI, Mna Nay - 1880.
Pea4s publish the account gave yes 4 your CITY Of
ny sunssfpgs. fhe grand sccundrsh kidnapped me In
Bsseos, asd without sv, - in Dayton, ONE, pat into
Ne Mclean asylum whore have bean oonnnsd for three
vsskn N dupeeoa- brcke out, or rather, goa hold
hsys and ga out Yesterday morning. and tor nr
une an abs 70 wvfs you In haste They would allow
o. 10 hsters ro0 70 30 out Of thc aaylum nscvmine
others where vas. win yet repay the good friends -
Wheeling who saistsd me ~ thanks 70 thsa- Certain
PARTIES here got hold Of TIE msmoraadun Il thsx nAs,
which made, and Am q q oea for their addrenp.
". y DO90Err.
Mr.. ". " DoSssta b. by his own account NE lais o.
crsswy u tbs dayton ana Wssesm Railroad Oompany,
and Audiso< q " Indiana csusrA rosd He oasd upsa
% lev vsen go, n COMPANY Win number Of our
csizsns hsre an1 gave narrative a hnssR q NE
ncse stnstipe characsrslng hoe that he had Sees
twice forciby abducted and put In tho Dayton Lunsc
Asylum, m order 70 nvaYdaAs " mako way with dana
cpg fac>e, OF whico be alone oogrzapt, In relation
70 We rnesaceoss former Superintendent of the rosd
win Which he Was connecsd ms details related 70 u.s.
msny Of mem, Are 81 the mcsg unnatural and horrible
onesAneerse much - thas feel bound y withhold
hsn Until Ne ARE assured beyond Of shsf
guh ~ We tine q Mr.. Dogreus cslbg upon 10, hs
I'D just brossn out - ~ ~ Inn, for Ne ssoood Hus
20 Ne said and having escaped under such circumstances
w. s.trey deseess ~ appears by m ssSsv, ~ w.
helped ksetwafd 70 hh relaeons by liberal contribution
here, and more - pecs o. inielfgsscs 70 NE SAB
sc,ipevs haa fund thas for any oshsv rassa that
publhh hh letter "a day.
We may pcssibiy have mere 10 ay about The curious
anar when We are more safsfscsory s~ssrsd d IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-08

rrNn srosn - 81 Iour "A terrible sasv1 vnnsd
NE ocal1,y a - 1sun ssauvday inst Ne me- -
naasn gwen Of NJ approach Nus persrayed ~ ~
n1ssssse~ Of that CITY -Ibs ~ oscsme overno ~
6ssss, back clos6s, eddysg IL dinsrs.s cavrs.e g
~ and rssApe keesbsr me he "shscx 81 @m1naH
me busdsI burst fash with great fury, rumbaG assm
the Asnsness and boowhe cat psai asSg psai wiaA
deasesrs ed stunning s6so6 M nGhenxng, -, -
ipopssanS ~ pay. isAps IRON cload 70 olcuA. 81
speuar fpssast nom tbs hovfSou V he tsaGn. 60
bevisg up the heavens BY beautiful saircann enty ~
sle me tine. f0ea The whole of sso1rn vsppru
sss@ed 70 unss in radiant slsrs, which dsus6, fn-
issrisl suss e.svyine s.sore ~ rsss sss hsry ssss,
20 90 s s y, nsauy p ,ss~ P'ss. Nm sss.sa,
vide 70 ~ down torrents saA csanrsc q rasp vS,cs
seemed 70 oesoend pos In drugs but n pafs 81 b. -
barrel Inc thunder and nghtnng sss kept 81 "a 80
.s1 sah ssooeedsd sAch oSheF Win Ne gyssAs raCo9Nv
Women and chndr0 were stScksa 9TH hsshe md hsrs
.sre soussr hesxs TOO that lodged vivid s,ssa x
imssme nsns es.e NE rccks6 sahvsrt shsis vi16sa,
'ouovee ~ runblinG ross, eliminating h ssryfas
puM vnch shook 6e very ground No suoh sasrm
nes seee experienced here m sone yes1 n rain co..
nued " pour down In rvules, drshinQ everyShhnw en-
posed 70 m violeoce. There oossdsrAbIs Has, ~
Hat pssaersd AID bunped aGaspst vindows ssd pave
'nsns, and bounded beck 70 malt M ths common
oeivge Such Variations Ai~sys ssaended wnh d.
mage We have beard Of no los NE, but have soooupts
q much desirucs'cn Of properly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-08

LAerr BIN Buvna m N. Louu--ne manu-
mcfure o. lager bier IN 81 Ious the present rear win
recon lz2 go haryeh; u beer, ss 500 barrels Of
all other, th0 barrels me value a ,hs mansscfsrrd
wuees VII amount 10 81 523 eco btimstins tho wcrt
mf opi'a o. eash brewery 81 On average $1,000,
. total Of t2,i24,ioo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-08
psrsonal InaslliGsncs.

Americas registered st the Bsnkiag How Of Nsuru
lansing o., No. Place Dc IA Bourse Pars, up 10 May
II, 1seo-Osts Won Helm, Jerome L. Hn, asphss I'm
Henry ndey, ". q. Boasnhansr, n. r. schsassu, A. N
Adams and wife, G. orasch, Mr. and Mrs Burrin and
daughter, chas ,. Grimm, jane b Hizoa. G ssysou,
man. Ms csss fs.s.ss k:.os..c. ' s. ssss
Rogers, A. b CAidwsI Robt s. Iyoos ma vifs Csorrs
HENRY III H :ss r "a fi: ss P S.s. ~
ssssr Duran. ss.oss p Riley, Spi ns. ssd
Ssssssss ana .sy New Yors Rev D. $50 spsss s.nu =
RsootiySi g s.svssd, lcrsissr N.slsnls, cspsss
line, asemer AraGs q. A. Laos BAiansovs; CDsenan
Buaslo; dh.s A. fssehams yaas A. Husss, oucinassi'
s.ss. oiss ss ts.s Hssr CIV b' Ss:.
Kelly Borsvo, Phisdslphi
M Hss Gushyus A. Hsary, q rsnss.ss, ns ss.s-
nm ss sss memo. : ssa.s Z. az.
%ssss to b hsld = the o'ops' Inssu's sAs tss'dAy)
J. Garrison, rsq, q csd'a..a, = soppus ., NE Asov
osp. " I. snish, q .ss UuIssd sAas ARM, = stop
0snsrai cAdwsilaSsv Of PhfA6siphia; g D. erase CO
n ,.ns. VIM S z D sscns, !pssn yses, or Gsge,
Of SswSars, s,s .ssppiss = he 8 siasois aossi
: hon. o b ssdgv'ck, q Syracuse; JOSIAH Randall
: cheney, Do, and NJ !.i bon . ss:ss:s \
Captain Carlisle and Captain I. " Rodman, 10Th of NE
United States Army, are mopping ~ Ne Tifsh avenue
Ho1el.
y. cuylss, T. J. susAssAnd, ss.; Mr.. H. BaAss, nr.
A. n ehipley asd Mr. j. bradford, ill Of shs uniisd
States Amy; W G uovrb M Of Philadelphia; frow.
bridge, Ne q mvsukee, and D. Mcguire, Esq and
,sdy NORM Carona are Stepping st The Metropolitan
fxPotmas4er Dckie, Of BuffAio, was FRUSTRATED, On
Sunday hs BY severe pasayuc stroke, IRON which he
slowly recovering.
Ipurt RAN Nv ISrsrxr ~ wpoo~us-wscorsan has
radNr<r IA to-. r.fe of frerc~f FINN t~stv. - .. a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-08
The visit Of the Prince or wales % ca.

Toronto Globe, June
me Mayor assembled, By circular, IN 81. Lawrence
whom be ossred counsel v regard 70 the reoep-
ton Of the Prince Of wales About city psrsons attended
a .; ooS q r..rsaes % ss
tune and manner Of The Princes vsss me prepare
tons which shoud be made for him. whoh neces-
=: s.,s y. s:sss s S1s :sa sSs:
JARVIS explained that nothing ksosn by the govern
ne = .sS n 30 70
neus would probably not BE- made un his arrival In
thh country: vas needful, however, 70 make
= ne cincAl r.cspson, and N l'un,Dss,ou '0S ),
night, and leave The remainder 70 laisr day. appointing
~ afranssnsnss raw Dr.. NoCsal tnousht thss they
ought 70 make The programme Of . character wh,h
could be oopdsnssd IN ths Prnos's say among US
reception Of the Prince and he thought hat n either
dravipglroom OF levse were 70 BE- held The former
:SU1,a Ss err, :; The .ds: could .sed n 10
dinner 70 The Prince In osgoode Hall Mr. W. Boaison
thought thai the opportunity OF the Princes visit should
manner had been grantee 70 me CITY By The Univer
sty CERTAIN conditions which had not yet been com
pnsd VIM and he thought a stos should be made 70
ball in he aous,s ' o. r.sii.nsa, ' night Be s' 70.
dancing and promenade, and the Library brought INTO
play - supper Rev. Dr.. Willis protested, amidst
some chesrins against the city being taxed for the
proposed entertainment wouio DO got up by su6scrpun
NE Sheriff stated has he had sen IRE bon. John Ross
htsiy returned from England, asd that M Ros could
give but little Information - I, the Princes movements
he Of opinion, 10 ~ever that the Prinoe would lea
siand july and that After fulfilling his duties In Que
bee and Montreal would reach Toronto between
The 2sth o. August and the lst Of sepember. the gov
eminent be added would up the Governors house for
tbs Prince, but would grant money In cid Of hh reoep
hon b hs various cities H was finally Agreed that Ill
necessnSy inquiries should be made By oommitaes, who
would report 70 psbic nsseisg of citizens st future
day.
rsselutcn vas sdoPssd appointing committee, CON
listing OF hi uoFship ths Mayor, and a. AldsrmAn and
Councilman Tor saoh ward IN the city, 70 ocmaunicsss
with he eovernmsnt FOR informafoa u time q The
srrvn o. hh royal Hlshnsa, he Prince pr waiss, IN
70 mahe such urapgsmepb for bs rscepuoa e 70 them
sha ssem sdvabe, and 70 submit such Information and
srranEenent 70 public meeting o the citssns 70 be
called BY hs worship tbs Mayor q such time a snail be
found moa expsdan; The commit4ss 70 have power 70
add V their number.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-08

uovrxxx, m ru Lam Ropxxr 7. OoslAp.--A VERY
handsome rnonvuentsi column, subscribed for By per-
soosI fvssuSs q lse Judge Conrad, v~ put 10 -
eonth awe nm o. metcry, Phiadelpbia on Tuesday. n
h eoruossd n bro~n stone, with the Tanpsts so1 q
vbns marble, and bears suitable inscription. n hes
been erected n coft Of over two thousand dollars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-08

InuAt Rsrv rvryRKr ~ wpoo~us .-wsconsin has
reducsf TIE ea II interest from twelve per cent b.
sn per cent ADD errH Two years for The redemption OF
ja1ss waith bar teen foid out on uortgasss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-08


sad that 10 ~ claims vhieA ere 1, eossrovsv IN
- silver mines, more vh ass isrmsd .ashslne In
srsss' that y, sen Who noted fos their pluck or
suscle have shares given tbsa IA coaadsvsnos q ~sr
hiding thsmssives n res iss n DO any a.ssss e asAs
% that nay be psceesaxy N sscuye tAs oomcasy b -
secr n the ciaims We ics<n thai vne company -
Scs y built upca their caan sr Ne purcsss 81
tef~ndirG from the sacrosobmesG Of othes parta vho
bsvs a,so CLAIM v the saoe esd. rbess "ashtae n.
tsr~ W are disposed cf without dtfcuiy NJ rsrfwy
y ooverlDvns Of thsss "p'uy 1890"
fHE ufAa NINE cowyAnxp Win THOSE or CALI.
silver mining requires capital - work isAains, 70 md
them, o. 10 purchase nem Placer dAgEing for sold IN
California requires but nvle outlay u time ~ nossy 70
leowmesos opsvaacmL silver lads generally grow wider
esd rcfsr be deeper down shsy are worried they are
more reliable character thsa gold, which liable 70
ous entirely - Ne very moment extensive saicnis
may have besn made for working them th. = In
NE - % ne whole differences between "sssrn
Ns UinornA
or YHovrsrsrs AT THE vkBoK MISna.
osef, I'd. ID; pork, asc: sugar, coo candlss,
re. SOC syrup, % per salor; hcu, $50 per
sacor. DC. per H. Beard q $50 per week, and
asprics hay 800 per ton, ana scarce.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-01
STATE OF NEW YORK,

CITY AND COUNTY or NEW l oRE
Samue Brown, President, and James NJ. Bates,
Secretary Of the american Exchange Fire Insur-
aAce Company" 10 me personally known, scing
several'y atii med and sworn, depose aid say that
the foregoing is true, full and correct statement
Of the affairs of sid Company: that the said In
surancs Company is the bona fde owner of at
least one hundred thousand dollars Of cash CAPT.
tai. invested in mortgages unincunberel rea;
estate worth at least doub he amount for VIII ch
the same is mortgased. that the above described
investments. nor any rart thereof, are de for
the benefit q. any individual exercising authority
in the manag ement OF saii Company, either a
President, Secretary, Treasurer director. other
wise that the mortgages above described have
not been assigned nor In any manner released or
impaired by said Company and that fhsy are the
above described officers OF said Company.
SAMUEL BROWN, President.
JAS. NJ. BATES. Secretary
Sworn and affirmed to before me, this 2sth day Of
March, A. D. 1850.
T. 81 Witness my hand and seal.
ALLEN .kU THERFORD,
Commissioner for the State of Iowa, m. York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-01
DiSAOl

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIS
j ting under the name Of Brown Asm,sfone
Il this dsv dissolved BY mutual consent. Either
il Authorized 10 settle the accounts Of the firm
James Armstrong will continue the practice Of
Lav. in the O6ce heretofore occupied by Brown
4 Armstrong, in Nichols Block.
s. Z. BROWN,
JAMES ARMSTRONG.
March l. 1850. mar2-df
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-01
AUDITORS OFRIoK. Iowa. J

Des MONIES. April 18th, 1868
TT Is HEREBY CERTIFIED, That on the 18th
i day Of April, 1860, sworn statement was lied
in this ONCE, showing the condition of the Ax.R
rcAN EXCHANGE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, ioca-
ted at New York, in the State Of New fors, on
the first lay Of January, 1860, accordance wi b
the provisions Of an Act Of the General assem-
bly, Of the State Of Iowa, entitled "An Act in
reistion to Insurance Companies," approved Janu
ary 23th 1851, and Act anc ndatory hereto, APP
proved February 9Th, 1875; that said statement
SHOWS that said company is possessedcf the requis
lite amount Of capital, and invested as required
by law.
Auth rity is therefore given to the above named
Company to transact business of In.urance in this
State in accordance with the laws thereof until
the 81 st day Of January, A. ID. 1861.
II is also certified that EDWIN Far, OF Dav-
export, has been duly appointed by said Com
pany their lawful Agent and Attorney for the
c. unty Of Scott, with full power 10 take risks
Of Insurance therein, AMI TO acknowledge service
Of process. provided by Law, upon his fling
with the Clerk Of the District Court, il and fcr
said county, certified copy Of the statement o.
file in this Office 1t is further certified that the
attached is . true and correct copy Of the said
statement.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF. / have hereunfo set my
!, hand and affixed my seal Of Office, this 18th day
Of April, 1850.
[Ls J.W. CATTELL,
APRIL Auditor Of State.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-01

These periodicals ably represent th ethree great
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ed indispensable TO the scholar and the profess
ioual mar while 10 the intell gent reader of eyerv
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The receipts Of Advance Sheets from the
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Reprints, inasmueh Is they can now be placed in
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editions.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-01
Notice TO Steamboat O6cers.

nyASD AFTER SUNDAY, APRIL Ter, 1850
~ lights on the Railroad Bridge will be 50 sr-
ranged a. to show the head and foot Of the piers
on each side Of the draw passage. Boats going
down can see the night ana lett hand Of the piers
OF the draw from Slnbbs Eddy, abou; one mile
above the Bridge. Boats going up can see the
right and left nsnd piers from pcin, in the Cnan.
peI opp~its the foot Of the lslaad, ooe-iourin o.
q mile below the Bridge.
The green signal Light on the Ssaa ~ the fooe
Of the pier. and the red sigma Light 1t the hsAd
Of the pisr, will be continued as nsretcfose.
JOHN +. TRACY, Superintendent.
uavenpoet, March ed 1850. lmsF9s-d3m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-01

Slblt NJ ID r.
Ai.trains out Of Davenport will make direct
connections At Columbus City, Washington and
Iowa 'iiy, with the Western Stage Co.'.stages Tor
all points West.
The Passenger Tr in connects al Rock Island
all points East, North and South.
P.ssengers reminded Of the necessity u
giving distinct directions to the destination Of
their baggage also TO procur tickets sfore taking
thelr seats In th- cars.
y +. Trains for the East connects at Joliet
with trains on the Michigan Central X. X. ut
ChIt4, ~ with trains the Michigan Southern
and Michigan Central and Pitt-burg RI. Nayno
and Chicago railroads. JOHN +. TRACY,
afs Supt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-01

Train. run by Chicago time, which il twelve Ein
utss faster than Davenpor, time.
IN AND AFTER MONDAY. APRIL 9rH,
~ 1889 and until further notice, trains viii
leave Davenport for NuscstiIe. Columbus City.
Washington and Iowa City Sundays excepted
as follows:
tyiress and Nail Train at.........7:0 90 A. n.
i:ains will leave Daveur ort fer Chicago daily,
Saniays excepted, Is follows.
~ mai irna at.-............... 9.35 4. y.
''Ais al. % r. y.
Trains arrive at Daysnpor, daily. Sundays ex-
eepted, IS follows:
FROM THK EAST.
] 81 tx press train at. .............6 40 A. n
"a Mail train, al. ................55 IS r y,
FROM THK wysT.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-01

IL. The greatest amount insured in any one risk
generally, Sia,0op.
IL. The greatest amour; allowed by the rules of
the Company 10 be insured in any ore city,
town or village, is not fixed. being governed by
the character Of the buildings and the facilities
for ex;ingui.hing fires.
Is. The greatest amount allow ed to be insured ia
any one block, is governed by tho character o;
the hazard the construction of the buildings,
with q view to avoid undue concentration.
"a. The Act cf Incorporation. The Company was
incorporated under the General Insurance Law
of the State Of New York. and obtained its
Charter the 25th day q February, 1859, An
attested copy Of which accompanies the state
uent.
written Instrument under the sea, Of this
Company, sgned by the President and Secretary,
authorizing any agent to acknowledge service Of
process. for and in behalf Of the Company, ~ re-
quired by statute, accom- panic. this statement.
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EXC p LSTOR.
WashinS.Day Made Easy.
Perfect Satisfaction clarantet 1 I
J. =. pead's Improved Pssent 4xeolsisy
Mschiaes Posensed October 1855.

TIAv1NG PURCHASED THE RIGHT TO
Ii manufacture and sell the above machine in
the State Of Iowa, hereby give notice to all Who
ksve washing to do land who have not) that ~
arc prepared 70 6ll al orders that may be made or
~.
Call and sss. and b satisfied that " have
The Very Best Washer now in Use.
They eaa b had on Third strsst near sofnsr Of
b.sdy, And bstvesa Brady aad Perry. Price 81.
ke.sabss " seassatss pss6sst sstisfeetM q
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O1s..t Is !. .aAL
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-OF THE
CONDITION Of TIE AFFAIRS
-OF THE
3neTlcan EXfhaFGe Fire Insurance
COW ANY.

or TIE CITY OF NEW YORK.
tON THE FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, 1860.
Node 10 The Andifor OF the STATE Of ,ora. pursu-
ant 10 the Insurance Lars Of tia. state.
NAME AND LOG ATOM
!. The name Of this Company is ..Auerican
Exchange Fire Insurance Company ,.
and il is located in the city OF New York, cuuu
ty AMI State Of New York n No I2s Rroad
way, in said city.
CAPITAL.
: 8. The amount Of its Capital Stock
IN shares Of one hundred dollars
each, all paid up in cash, two hug
dred thousand dollars. 5000 600 90
Amount of surplus, Jan. l, 1860, 9,65l.7s