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lnsuYanco. Insurance Insurance
DoLIcIRS on Stores, Dwellings, Msrchsndise
i Pork Houses, Public Buildings, Manufacturing
Establishments, Household Furniture, and all insu-
rable property, Issued At the lowest rates in the
following substantial Companies
PHOENIX ms. CO., OF HARTFORD, CONN
CAPITAL 100000.
CITY FIRE ms. CO., OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL &l50,00O.
HARTFORD FIRE ms. CO., OF HARTFORD.
CAPITAL 100000.
MERCHANTS, ms. CO., OF HARTFORD, CONN
CAPITAL 100000.
This Agency always pays its losses promptly
Dwellings, With Furniture therein, insured at
yrRY nopsRArn PRKMIUM, for one. three Ave
years. Calland lesrn the rates.
WIN. W. BEIKNAP, Ag,t,
Mch1dIm Second-st., near Main.
Cneapi cheaper u CheapessfiI
TSOK SALE, 20 acres Of choice land, about one
{ mile from the city limits, between the plank
road snd the river, part Of which y under high
state of cultivation. ALSO, brick cottage dwell
| ing house, containing rooms and good cellar,
with other improvements, situated on fulton-st.,
between 10th and l1th, in the city of keokgk Iowa
The above property y owned oy non-fenqln tAnd
will be sold at exceedingly low prices. Refer 70
/ 8 III. Is. TEN-EYCK, or
J.W. SIMPSON.
Keokuk, Feb. 1T, 1s6o-d1m
nR. CUMMINGS new book "THE GREAT
| - TRIBULATION." First and Second Series,
'1'' 'ss' OGDEN, BRowNELL i co. IS
CIrY Book SroRE,
/ febI7d 52 MAin-st.
/ NUTS.
Il A.
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Population of eight counties in the Des
Moines Valley, viz:
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GROCER IES!!
NEW ARRIVALS
BY the First Boat Of tho Season
W HnDs. n. 0. SUGAR,
70 BBLS. N. 0. MoLAssEs,
20 BBLs. WHITE SUGARS,
lUU EBLs, RIO COFFEE,
0U Bxs. STAR CANDLES,
50 Bxs. SOAPS,
D TIERcEs NKw RICE,
Az BAGS DRIED APPLES.
w BAGS DRIED PEACHES,
D DRUMS GOLDFISH,
10 BBL. d ! BBL. MAcKRREL,
All New and frssh, and for sale low for Cash
KELLOGG 4 BIRGE,
March :, '6o-d6twln No. ss Main-st.
Quincy BAGS
KELLOGG i BIRGE,
mohd No. IS Msin-st.
| Z NsNABURG WHEAT SACKS for sAIs By
~ KELLOGG BIRAR,
nch3 No. SO, Main-st
| ORANGES AND LEMONS.
- S KELLOGG BIRaE,
mch2 IS Main-st.
IX7MITE FISH, new, No. and for sale by
4 w KELLOGG 4 gIRGE,
nch2 SO Main-st.
CEMENT.
u EST article for sale BY
a Id II A.
| mch2d6tvlm 80 Main-st.
| NOTICE.
IENRY s. BEERS having this day disposed of
l. his interest in the frm OF Day Bcera to Ben
jamin e. Day. the firm II therefore dissolved BY mn
tual consent.
B. q. Day Is authorised to collect and settle all
the debts due the late Co psrtnership and discharge
the Liabilities Of the late Arm.
HENRY s. BEERS.
Ksokuk, Feb. Is, 1850.
KEcKuK, lows, Feb. rs, 1860.
II WE the undersigned have associated ourselves
J wv together for the purpose Of carrying on the
Wholesale Grocery business, 1t the oldstand, under
the style and frm OF DAY 4 BRO, where We hope
to merit Aoontinuanoe Of the patronage 20 literally
BENZ. q, DAY.
GEORGE DAY.
i card.
ruyHE suhseriber in retiring from the frm Of
I. L Day Beers, takes this method o. returning
thanks to the friends and customers Of tho late hrn
for past favors and hopes that continuance OF thu
same may be extended to hh successor IN business
II H. s. BEERS.
. Ksokuk, February ~. l660dlw
LOST.
nN the 23d inst, between the residence Of Thos
~ Martin on High-st., and +. II. Harrison's OF
st, pair OF ladies Spectacles gold frames
: one glass broken, in red morocco case. The find
ar viii be suitably rewarded by delivering the SAM
to Thos. Martin, corner Of 9th and High.
feb26d3t
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5 . o kuk City II ursery,1
OFFICE NO. ESTES HOUSE.
vain street, KsokuK, Iowa.
1sSs@ y
u j.
!, Az NV,
A IL kinds Of Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
"A Small Fruits. Shrubs and Flowers, Grapes,
Prolific and Ever bearing Strawberry Plants, The
famed Hubbard and Valparaiso Squash, Apple Pic
Mellon and Sweet Pumpkin Seeds.
1000 Green House Plants, including Fragrant,
Perpetual and Climbing Hardy Roses, Pinks. de-
My stock Il of tbs very best varieties and quail
y, and win be sold for Cash, Produce, Or good
~ H. AusrN. O. n. ALRERs.
W. III. AUsTHN 4 co.,
Grocers ana Produce Dealers,
NO. i1s MAIN-6T.,
....-.IOWA,
A RE no. rse:i,ins . veil assorted stock Of
G R 0 G E R | ES,
Which they Oder At low prices to the Wholesale ~
March s-d4v NO. IFS MAIN-sT.
II EFINRD, ~ we'll q N. Q for sale low by
Lsmons and 0nar.~
II EcEIVKD and for sale low q
II VI. III. AUSTIN CO.'S,
mchSdAw No. lis Main-st.
1OBxs GERMAN SOAP. o. n. Hill Co.'S for
70 sale by w. IL. AUSTIN CO.,
mch3 lis Main.st.
y LONDON PORTER,
and AIS0Pp's PALE ALE,
nahsd1- W. II. AUSTIN Aoo.
l. DkIRD APPLES,
PRUNRS, good assortment,
for sale Low by w. Ii. AUSTIN i CO.,
mch3dkw lis Msin-st.
FLOUR FLOUR!
A LII GRADES. qsaiify guaranteed and delivered
n TO any part OF the City, YRKH or cHAnon, by
W. III. AUSTIN CO.,
mch3-dkw lis MAin-st.
p AGs WANTED, for which We viii pay CASH.
~ W. III. AUSTIN Co.,
mch3.. IFS Main-st.
~ aud BRASS bought by
w. III. AUSTIN CO.,
mchSdkw Iis Main-st.
WANTED
II 0000 nnshcls 81 spring ana
lV,UUUU ran wheat wamted.
900 BUSH. Myc,
1 500 Barley, and seeds, Beans,
% we'll M all other Country Produce, for which
TIE highest market price In CASH will be paid by
W. II. AUSTIN b CO.,
MArch3dAw lis Main-st.
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II Card.

ruyHE subscriber. in retiring from the frm Of
L Day Besrs, takes this method Of returning
thanks to the friends and customers Of tho ate hrm
for past favors and hopes that continuance OF the
same may be extended to his successor ID business
III. s. BEERS.
I K.okrk rehrrs.v n. l660d1w
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KEcKUK, lows, Feb. rs, 1869.
WE the undersigned have associated ourselves
w together for the purpose Of carrying on the
Wholesale 0rocery business 1T the oldstand, under
the style and frm Of DAY 4 BRO, where We hope
TO merit continuance Of the patronage 20 literally
extended TO the old firm.
BENZ. q, DAY.
GEORGE DAY.
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Total Capital and Surplus Jan l, 1859, $34s easl2
ASSETS:
Amount Of cash ON hand and In bank, "a, SS2ol
Bank Stock, Wis; lbe shares Bank Of
Commerce. In New York, and 30 shrs.
81. Nicholas Bank, market valus....... ~ ,soo.eo
aseompsn yinx 272 600 90
q solIsssral.........-....... 10, 500 90
interest. due Jan. %, lsso............ soee.eo
Amount due for Premiums of Insa-
rance s,977.sI
Amount of interest accrued on Bends,
&c. but not ret due ................... 3,sso.ee
Total am It Assets Jan. 1, 1850. .$34s ,e4g 81
IfABILIIIESs
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NUTS
M BBLS. assorted, all new and fresh, for sale by
~ KELLOGG r. BIRaE,
noylld SO MAin-st.
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Artemas Ward, the ''grate American Show
man." relates, in his peculiar style, the fol-
lowing:
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LAMAR FIRE INSURANCE COmPA-
ny, OF NEW YORK.
W. I. WOOD, Agent,
Office ON Third-st., near State Bank,
KEOKUK .......IoWA.

STATEMENT
OF the condition OF THE LAMAR FIRE IssU~
RANCE COMPANY, or THE Orr or
New YoRK, to the Auditor OF
the State of lows,
Jan. L, 1860.
Amount Of Capital Stock, in shares OF 4ioo each,
ali paid up 10 cssh 600 90
Amount surplus, Jan. !, is6o............ 4s,f4s17
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DALACE GARDENS,
.ssotsGssEsT sssssi + fSTRaoRDlsAAE ri Slas5tS
Anniversary ., 'Af F2grsSE sgf1siE VT !! sAsDEss. ss
First night SssadE + NJ esEbkr sEEfTTSSs TSSGhEsrR
a1 @ Be Mss6s m bsnsa s1sast ss sis
FlFii Fii.s ais siss s q "a is sRaas'i Rasss i % s
AAoSltS5sSSHE@ 5SH@R55J RjSFFsI
In cOmmemoon of the Oper s Of the most super, poptlr
and fashionable Sa""f TNiy Ir;', = = sasrrs !ss
The s SDe tcse opening of the Palace Gardens has nev
Fl Fly & THOUSAND LADIES,
and a. many gen" have always expressed the most
g TfSf,i3aF &aGSTffcENcE ;Ssdi
hs combined easrSI ito e., Of the Of TAI
| 1t Sii be weil then to bear in mind that
w be nigh. of SDAP aSi. PALACE @ sIRbENs and all who
| their engs cement, IL accOrdahc. with this fact
THREE oRASb SbI4 Ip4sssFoRMAScEs
| MlO a. M, Grand Balloon Ascension.
B. Yates. s1S,SFs Sslst FTSoSs si.s El wreu e
| Martha Wren, aud little Fred Wren;
Av'H'ns GRIND PR9MES1pE CONCERT;
ADMss5S MsfSl5Esf DISPLAY EEES4,ft EFESS1s dAss
WALLAcK' THEAnEs. TIE
SUMMER GARDEN
| crowded nightly
| BEAUTIFUL SCENERY DRESSES &c, in
| LALLA RoOKH
The Iunitsble acting Of those populas
| NEW-YURK FANORlTES
Mr. and Mrs W. J. FLORENCE.
| will be presented,
| THE AMAZONIAN MARCHES.
0A2oSi zoYhRA 4 AND NHf HER srEEp.
THE FAIRY AQUARIUM,
GRAND JAPANESE DANCE.
LITE TOMMY.
Doors open at III to commence at o'clock.
CEO. CHRISIYs MINSTRELS at NIBLOs
NEW MUSIC. Operetta Of BLUNDERS OF A NIGHT
Open ct 7-conmcnce at g. Tickets % cents; children ha
price
CALIF FORNIA MENAGERIE,
~ Ih-st. between Broadway and 4h ay
THE GREAT LIVING BLACK SEA LION
The only animal Of the kind 10 America weighs go pounds
eats pounds Of NH daily and requires 10 barrels ws.
every "a hour.
LARGE CRIsLY BEARS
AMERICAN LIONS OR COUGARS
With other interesting American Wild Aninala
Open from 10 o'clock m TIL 10 ?. Admission S cents
Children under 10, Is cents
DUSSELDORF GALLERY,
~ No 5Ss BROADWAY
This splendid collection newly arranged with
ADDITION OF SEVERAL FINE STATUES.
Adni'sion 70 cents Open day ard evening
NOW on Free Exhibition, choice collection Of
OIL PAINTINGS
nWHtTLoCKs GALLERY, sss Canals. vsss Il psosawss
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Kem pnbliratirns.

ETOTICE 10 NEWS DEALERS, BOOKSELL-
~ YRS aud those desiring commence in the uade-Ihee
,adesgu.d yi furnish NewSp8pcrs, Books MagznGs Hho
5 Matte on ale 70 parties along the line o. the hudson
Riy4T md NewYok Genital Railroads and Northern Ne"th
ods viii no, be sent by steamboat, but by LIGHTNING
RAILROAD TRAINS No combination Of other d.sles can
pr,,. nj the Undersigned from procuring tne neehS fsp ~
the p1blsbers wtl not permit lheh asei' W '
lAtiOn. ,,y-.L1t,. hy the
k.WYork Dsfes and many o. the Weekc, the
"'T' i'e News Dealer, No. Al ParkToV, N. \
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CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS.
We invite the attention Of friends of the Republican to
the following list Of Documents:
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II ION. b II a ii A NJ l. y q . l. N {,
(Autho.iSed editon,)
BY D. w. BARTLETT.
Bound In coth with Steel Portrait. SSi pages Price 81

BY D. w. BARTLETT.
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Postage prepaid
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cents siiO a copy $40 per loo Postage 10 cents
THE LENNON SLAVE CASE-Full History of the Case
With opinions Of the Judge. and arguments Of counsel fnes
THE CASE OF DRED SCOTIA large pamphlet Of los
psss. Postage paid One copy p cents four copies oil
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1867 contains Popular VOts
President by States; Returns of Elections Phee Ostsge
HELPFR,s IMPENDING CRISIS OF THE SOUTH
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Postage cents
TnE KANSAS NARRATtvE-B, John Doy of Lawrence.
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FRFFDoM,s BATTLE CRY Words by w. II. Burleigh
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IL. THE DEMOCRATIC LrAnFss FOR DIsUNIoN;
Speech Of Henry Wilson of Maachuses in the Senate Jan
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". NATIONAL POLITICS; Speech OF Ahrahsm Lincoln
OF Illinois the Cooper nstitute New York Feb ~ lSoO
James r. Doolittes Vindicsion Of Wisconsin.
V. LAND FOR THE LANDLESS: The Hon. Galusha A.
Crows Speech, In the House, Feb 29, 1860.
WIN be ready in few days:
VI THE LIFE OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN-By an Illinois
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NEw-YORK, MONDAY, JULY 2, 1860.
Drp GOODS.


EDWARD LAMBEltl G OO.,
No 3sl BROADWAY,
Opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
WILL OFFER on MONDAY, JULY2
CHOICE LOT OF
SILK AND LACE MANTLES,
REDUcED PRICES.
GRAY BAREGE ANGLAIS.
JUST RECEIVED,
IN DOUBLE WIDTH,
VERY DESIRABLE FOR
DRESS AND MANTlLLA TOGETHER,
ON MONDAY, JULY q
EDWARD LAMBERT & CO.,
No. 5l BROADWAY,
Opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
BEAUTIFUL STYLES OF
JACONET AND ORGANDJE
MUsLINS.
VERY PRICHs
ON MONDAY, JULY 2.
EDWARD LAMBERT &c Co.,
Al No. 5sl BROADWAY,
Opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
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bniI1ins materials.
4mnsements.

Aunsemerlts.
WINTER GARDEN; ZEN, y ,,rx,
July q
WIZ be produced
JESSIE BROWN
Or The Kelley OF LUCKNOW,
MISS AGNES ROBERTSON
"H' Opre" AS JESSIE.
Her celebrated character,
Written for and oTs1s MSI$ PaysS SfHF h RfS SEX$ i
TWELVE FAREWELL NIGHTS
TrsoIT HER 5npE; pEPARTYRE r5 FOR EUROPE
THE COLLEEN BAWN three shts
JEANNE DEANS thres nights
Places may be secured the box Office for any night
MR.. DION BoURcICAULr
will appear for the last time
THE MANA sAHIB
THE COUNSEL FOR THE DEFENCE,
MYLEs IA CoPPALEES
prorco In London P tho dmas which have afforded
past the great dramatic unphs Of New Yot and
The performance commence night at O'Clock and
nihate not later than l0..
TEMPLE OF MAGIC, No. 444 BROADWAY.
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK
GRAND cEIEBRATioN festival on the 9Th Of July.
-FOUR ENTERTAINMENTS.
First, At II O'clock
Second at o'clock
Third at 3 o'clock
ppbSrssos tSITts 81 . S.1Shs 9,el9Sf:
the world renowned aud hr-t OF ell Wizards ventiloqss and
lmpoyssores with that original whimsical m.ca. aud In
mbe Goblin spnghty, WIN this week introduce splendid
budget OF amusnen SURPRISING anything yet In New
York
The for three months place which these per.
fonnsnccs have met with requres no comment JACOBS
h~r dma.bsd Ssss S. I pa.sey ~ & s'r w .1 hcr h
mission - cents, Reserved Scut', 30 cert.
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City and County Of Ne York, Abner JOY being duly
before me- Commissioner Of Deeds In and for the City
and County of New YORK did depose and say that be- s chief
counter in the office of me York Sun snd that
the contents foregoing statement OF the daily circulation Of
ssid Lewsnsper ar. true ABNER r. JOY,
sworn 10 before me- the both day Of June 1860
JAMES c. COOPER, :
Commissioner Of Deeds.
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NBLos GARDEN.--A cARD.-Mr. JOHN

NIBLOs GARDEN.--A CARD.-Mr. JOHN
IN BROU0HAM whose long and tdomphapt In sas
country author and has made bis kn0wn
GARDEN, MONDAY, July .. ls6O. I'm brief FAREWELL
b. 3 nj, prior to bis depsrture 10. o., 80
event win occur IN lew weeks
quMe 20 recall this occasion the many
successful eos Of Mr. broughs Ia the field Of General and
been welcome and indispensable leader 10 Pablo Ent
taun, nts and IN Social L. especially In NewY .ity snd
nni ess regret for his psrure mingled with hear wshes
for his welfare will spontaneously from this public and pr
vate world In which he h well Known sud much respected
~ n artist and gentleman
Tue Manager only Iese that Nbios Thsster not largo
the space ned ID the pubs heart by The sthor Of Foes
be extended 10 him by his friends-tha snire people
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THREE EDITIONS DAILY.
First at p III. Advertisements received until 2 IN.
Second at q p Advertisements received until
1hiId at p. m. Advertisements received until p.
Each edition on sale as above
At the hours designated
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T'HE LIFE OF
ABRAH M l. i N & . j. n.

BY AN ILLINOIS REPUBLICAN,
Who Knows and bis history win be issued from
TnE TEBUsE OFFICE In few days, in large. compact
Psmpbet Of % doubeooun pAges for general circulation as
q sCAMPAIGN DOCUMENT.
PscE eents copy 10 cents per dozen 81 5Ope hundred
go per thousand II by mail CENT per copy sdd
tonsl must be sent to prepay postsge
Cash orders solicited aud will be filed in the order Of
their reception.
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THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW
i No CLXXXNIII. FOR JULY, 1850
CONTENTS.
Article New edition of the Septusgint.
II.-Landtcape Gardening
III Hawks History of North Carolina
IV.-James Gates Perciva
V.-Slayery in Rome
NI-Jeherson's Private Character.
VII.-Marglrct Fuller Ossoli
VIlI-Strauss and the Mythic Theory.
IX.-Ctaies Of Boston.
X.-lnHuence Of Political Economy on Legislation.
XI-Recent French Literature.
XII.-Ugo foscolo.
XII Critical Notices
XIV.-NeW Publications.
a volume Of Review which hs
for nearly fifty years stood the head OF the literature OF
country has numbered its contributor most OF our
eminent literary men The writings Of Webster, Everett Ban
croft Prescott hrst made known through this work
and pages hed by articles from our most proine;
writer ... . ,,...,,,,,. 81, q,
The NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW is published quarterly
In nubers of nearly three hundred pages each five dollars
year. 'hOSb1 NiSiipL9, W. III LIZ . o.,
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~ r C. u l. A T / o n
THE NEW.YORK SUN.

The following table shows the number Of copies Of THE
NEWYORK SUN printed and circulated each day during the
month of JUNE 1861 and also the number of readers e
mating hye readers to each paper printed.
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DUBLISHED THIS DAY:
PART 10 OF
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JULY 1860 NOTICE
BALE AND REMOVAL.
GREAT SALE OF DRY GOODS
THIS MONTH,
No. 30 AND No. 81 CIIAMBERS-ST-
HEW-YORK.
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG d Co.,
.rdps about TO their and oommodons Ware
rooms Nos Is, ~, 30, 81, 81, and 81 pUANEST.,
Rradway are closing their present extensive and
ssed stock of DRY GOODS and eject this object thsJ
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
70 THEIR CUSTOMERS AND THE TRADE IN
GENERAL
IN .ad,,on 10 their AMosKEAG and wAMsUTTA PRINTS
IN new beautiful styles they have for sale the snsIs
balance Of the popular low priced
YORK STATE, = -
kNICKERBOCKER PRINTS
Dy the Piece Package, -
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COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.
~ BRANCH OFFICE,
No. 2ls BROADWAY,
MUSEUM BUILDING.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-22

DRAMATIC READINGS BY CAxroN.-We ar
happy to announce to the Intelligent publ,
that Mr. VIM. H. Rhodes, the true Poet ant
most excellent scholar, who has long been
known to the literary world under the nom
de plume Of Caxton, will, in accordance with
the heretofore published request of sundry
citizens of Marysville, appear before them,
this evening, at the theater, in a literary ca
pacity. lie will present his already celebra-
ted drama of the Mormon Prophet or Super
stition in the Nineteenth Century" This
play has been commended by competent
judges as a mastery portrayal of the horrors
of polygamy, as now practised in the Utah
Basin and heretofore practised in the strong
holds of Mormonism, in other quarters of the
world.
Aside from the intrinsic value of the per-
formanee, the citizens Of Marysyille should
show their respect to a gentleman who has
most liberally contributed his exertions for
the benefit of the various charitable and
other institutions of the city both by his
tongue and pen. He has appeared for objects
of this character we believe, no less than six
times in this city, in the capacity of public
speaker, having gratuitously given his time
and talents to the purpose. 1t is nothing
more than fair now, that sentiment of reel.
procity on their part should be exhibited.
We hope. therefore, that there will be a very
large attendance at the theater, this even
ing.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-22
DEMoCRAT.

FREMEN's MEErING.-There was a large
meeting Of the Fire Department last night,
at the Yuba Engine House, to consider the
action of the Council in reducing the Chief
Engineers salary to $500 per annum. 1t
was resolved to petition the Council to re-
store the salary to the original sum of 5000
There appeared to be but one opinion on the
subject among the fremen. They think the
reduction is mistaken economy, and that the
Engineer cannot support his office on the
small sum named We have not been long
enough a citizen of Marysville to know eX-
actly what is right in the premises, but we
are inclined to the opinion that the conclu
sion of the fremen is correct 1t does not
seem as if the Chief Engineer could pay for
his clothes and welcome the guests of the
Department on $500, to say nothing about
reward for what duties he performs 1t is
said the petition will be signed by every
fireman in the city. They certainly ought
to be good judges in the matter.-ApFeak.
We most heartily endorse the views of our
neghbor on the subject above alluded to,
The salary of the Chief Engineer is small
enough at S600--and to reduce it would be
poor policy The Office cannot be supported
us it should be on any less sum than 5000
We hope the Council will reconsider their
action and permit the salary to remain at
its former standard
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-22

At Regular Meeting of Yuba Engine
Co. No. 2, held September 2lst, WILLIAM C. CONG
DON was nominated for First Assistant Engineer, and
G. L. CRACKBON was nominated for Second Assis-
tant Engineer of the MarysviIle Fire Department.
Z. HUSTON, Sec Pre- TEN.