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'THIRD TRIENNIAL STATEMENT

THIRD TRIENNIAL STATEMENT
MANHATTAN LIFE Insurance COMPANY
c....., January !, 1860.
Reserve of S57........................ ?52,59Ol9
,.,.. L., ,o,o $50, $50. !9
Balance Jan l. $4Sl9l 10
Dividend account &C. 90
Dividend Annuity Account........... 200
Premiums received during the year.. So :os.4I
Interest Account for the year..-..... 4737LS7
35l,7Ol.7s
$lG73,65ls6
Claims Ivy death Policies and b.
Expenses, Taxes. Med. Ex Fees and '''''''''
R. insarance, Purchased fcc;; and O'2'
Bonus and dividends pa during
tile year. 63,itS p
2o2,64s49
Bonds and Mortgages. ..........".... 255N5O 90
Agents Acct for Premiums in coars: 90
ofcnllection and transmission 65,6GO 10
Cash IN Bank and on hand ...: 81 iss q
United States, state and City Bond and
Stocks. Observation-Disclosures. 7Os75O
s7l,OOs.O7
sl.o7ae5lss
ote o Dvidend ef THPRTY PER GENT on the
RfFfefff Ct Ne c a
which dividends adjustable at the time Of settlement Of
The nsfgc [ o mum M, hsOs mazda ths seoc
NAV at their option (sTnifed nj the lime Of ~
lie above dividends vert their dividan5s ito pnSHs
increase of the amount hv liz Poces nr nv sp
equivalent reduction Of the Annual Premiums ' ~ "
n ID MORGAN President
C.Y. wEMPLE, Secretary.
e. Pamphlets with all necessary information will be
State by addressing the AGENTS for MARYLAND
F. J. RICHARDSON 4 son,
mh27eotS2I No North street, Baltimore.
DALTIMORE LIFE NSURANCE co.
TNcoppor arm Is9o
JopN I p0VAJDS0V PpSsrnrST
Will issua noc.S To- oa - > saTer ,aars ~ ,,ora
or for life " ~ '' " ~ 80 '' - N'
ENDOWMENT POLICIES payabIe at certain time or at
death 49, - " -
ANNUITIES FOR AGED PERSONS.
ENDOWMENTS FOR CHI DREN
0-' N, COURIER Secretary.
iaI0tf " N 20 FranEiin street
-. .-
HOWARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
I'll OFBALTIMORE
This successful Company nsuTes on the most favorable
Property, and Ships and heir Cargoes
S F ESSS ES 1 la IA y ANN ppo,,prr
u Ain i-FNii| ann @AD'VoArH AM liNo"i III
! T The r. Directors ,,eAt daily
Inc ~ q seT = sSI i.est Jelly sid ~ e,. -
~ H. corner oil SOUTH h hSP 81 SEG9Np STREETS
~ -si,m 1879 i' l ie''"e'''
James NJ. Ponder h'A'D Of S cbas HoiTm.n.
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MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
or NEW YORK.
January /, 1860
Eap'l i' >tuck :.''''''.....'.. ..'.....SIuisnOh
$3.50, 59Ol9
Balance Jan. l, 1885,. 343,l9I 70
Dividend account. 26,l6S 90
Dividend Annuity ACCOMPLISHMENT. 22O0
Premiums received during the year.. So ,3Di.4l
Interest Ace unit for the year.......... 47,3Tl37
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GYtMrsr0ns.
I-@Ea=ll FORT HE
STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN
ANNAPOLIS ROADS!

ANNAPOLIS ROADS!
DAILY FOR FIVE DAYS.
BEING POSITIVELY THE LONGEST PERIOD THE
GREAT SHIP WILL REMAIN IN OUR WATERS.
Tie public respectfully informed that the Baltimore
Steam Packet Company-havng paid for and red the
EXCLUSIVE privilege TO hoard the Great Eastern in An
napolis Roads-will, and after MONDAY M KIT, the
9th of August their Steamboats, ia y for v
sive days, as follows
LIST boat viii leave Bowlgs wharf, foot of South street
(each day. at O'Clock, A. n.
I'd boat, Louisiana Adelaide, will leave Company's
wharf foot of Concord street each day. 81 O'clock
N
Sd boat will leave Bowlys wharf foot of South St, leach
day. at 10 clock, A. NJ.
4th boat will leave Bowlys wharf! foot of South (each
day. at O'Clock, Z. NJ.
day. at4 O'Clock, P NJ
Fare for the round trip, including admission board
the Great Eastern, 81 so
Tickets can be had at the Office of Adams Express Gem
papy, Wsemans Of Fremont and Baltimore Streets
Office at Bowly's wharf South street. and the Company's
Office, foot of Concord street.
R Passengers will procure their tickets before going
board the boats, as will be admitted board
without q ticket.
No tickets sold money received at the gangway
efficient Police force will be board zach boat and
the best order preserved. NJ. N. FALLS,
au4 Ct President
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T E R NJ S
OF THE DAILY EXCHANGE.
ADV ERTISIN RATES.
DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY EXCHANGE

"uc SQUARE SIX insertion. 30
two insertions. 70
three ..........Sl 90
one week ..........l 20
Two weeks ..........2 rs
Niee " .......3 5U
" one month A M
three months $500. 10 O0
- Longer advertisements at propcronate rates YEARLY
contracts to be matters of special agreement
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE
Twenty-Five cents line for space occupied each in
sertion.
EXCHANGE MONTHLY SUPPLEMENT.
lone dollar square of six lines, each insertion. No
vertsements inserted for less than one dollar.
CITY NOTES, having six or twelve months to
lrun, wanted by MARTIN LEWIS,
ju302wr A-s A Second street
NEGOTIABLE PAPER,
IN Bought and sold on commission BY
900 MARTIN LEWIS,
1n50tIr A Second street
EASH ADVANCES 80 10
Made On Collateras, and on Notes Stocks left with
me .of safe MARTIN LEWIS,
JuoVm "A Second street
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-02

The gamblers Heaven IL . Pair O. dice
Boston Post.
Brigham Young had 2l7 children At the
last accounts.
Our Navy Yards resemble churches, in
being places Of worship.
"A legal wag cslls his marriage certificate
"a writ Of attaind her."
The Augusta (Ms } Age says Mr.. Wash
oorn has been nominated tor governor only to
help bin to get into the U. 5. Senate % Ham.
lin did
Some patent curiosity hunter has found
toat Tue number Of grains 10 . bn.hel Of wheat
weighing sixty pounds, il upward. Of .ix hum !.
dred aud thirty nine thousand.
When you see the Son Of Malta nut his
open haod to ~ chin. and wave it. be sure it
'sa sign Of Distress. Take him round aud
give nj" peck Of corn in the liquid State.
Fun is worth more than phy.ic, and vho.
ever lnvents "r discovers . new source of suo.
ply deserves the name Of public bseelac,or.
- young lawyer 10 Philidelphia wrote 70
an old limb near Chicago. thus is there an
openloglln your part Of the coutry that esnget
'ntoT Answer There 10 On opening in m
back yard, sbout thirty feet deep. no curb
around it. lit will suit come on
The sheriff Of Philadelphis sdvsrtisss for
sale three peces Of property, belonging re-.
spsctively to WIN. II. Seward, Horace Greelev
aud Thurlow Weed. II 10 not stated whs,be
these lots are the Assets Of the firm. or ind.
vidusl property.
"A question Vas argued recently before thu
Supreme Court Of South Csroliaa. whsshsr :
.ss dollars 10 verdict on Islander. the jury
mark. The Court. sftsr grave argument. dscid-
Cd on . motion 70 ~ asids the verdict, that
the dollar aesk 49, sqaivolsst - sbs ~ u
- yeed '6ellAss,s Al reeuoe1 = dlo(aeb ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-02

The Paris correspondent of the Bos-
ton Traceller, describing the rare curl.
osities Of some Of the private collections
Of Paris, says that in one is the head of
the great Cardinal dc Riche!ieu, not the
skull but the dried head with his thin
lips, its peaked beard, its delicate NOUS
tache--as you see the Cardinal repre-
sented in Philippe de Champagne ad-
m'rable portrait, which hangs iu the
gallery of the Louvre. The nose alone
is injured by the grave and by time it
is twisted towards the left, and has
slightly fallen upon the cheek. What a
sarcasm has hazard expressed IN action
by this severance Of the head and BODY
OF the man who consigned so many peo-
pie to the scsffold! His headle,s trunk
molders away in the Church Of the Ser.
donne, which he built for family man.
solemn and where bis family arc 70
this day buried. Its vaults contain The
ashes Of the celebrated Marshal dc Rich.
ellen and the Duke de Richelieu. the
patriotic Minister Of Louis XVIII. A
splendid monument BY 0irardon. the
ssalls = 70 b zen thece.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-02

Wiittsa In behslf Of several leaiiag Rspsbli
ans. end respectfully ssbsis1ed 20 % Fry ~.
E J0tp QSoD, u.
Tell Us Of ~, 1sht viii. posans,-
How his 1pirit never = nils
Tell ~ oeAis NASTY bs66ing. &
VI his skill 10 splitting rails;
Tell us YES . second Webster.
VI, IL better, Henry Clay;
That's he's tall Of genial humos,-
Placid - : nmmss'a day;
Call him Abe. or cali him Abrsz-
AbEahsm-iis al the sane,
Abe will smell - swee - either,
We don'tcars shout the nasps.
Say he's capable and honest,
Loves his esaatsy's good aloos,-
Never drank . drop Of whiskey,-
wouldn't know it from . stone.
Tell again about the cnd wood,
Seven cords or more per day;
now each night he seeks his closet,
There, alone, 70 kneel and pray.
Tell ~ he resembles jackson,
Save he wears larger boot,
And 10 broader cross the shoulders,
And is taller BY foot.
Any lie you tell we'll swallev,
Swallow any kind Of mixture
But, oh ! don't NO beg and pray you,-
Don't for Gods sake, show his picture!
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-02
The ntest.

The contest has opened in right good
earnest, and the friends of the Union
and the Constitution are everywhere
preparing for tie great battle. Donbt
ful journals are wheeling into the ranks
anxious 10 do everything in their power
Tor the cause Of the little Giant. The
enthusiasm Is boundeSs and sincere
The Philadelphia Press saws that from
the Potomac to the Nueces-fiom the
Ohio to the Gult-eloquent and intrepil
patriots W IL be enlisted un Ter the broad
banner Of the Union. We shall look to
Virginia to sound the Keynote; to Gov.
Lctchcr, and to Harris, and the word
to Pryor, and hosts of Others, to rivcs
to the States born OF her loioa, and fol-
loving the teachings OF her great lead
ers. Tennessee will be held true to he,
allegiance by George w. Jones, An
drew johnson, William II. Polk and j.
Knox Walker. Louisiana will be held
BY Soule, Morse, and Governor Wick
life; kentucky by John G. Mason :
Georgia ty Alexander II. Stevens and
Herschel Y. Johnston; Alabama by
Forsyth and Houston; Arkansas by
hust; Missouri; by Krum, and Claiborne
and King and Mar, land by Beverly
johnson, Henry May, and r. II. Brent
This Is glorious array to begin with
and we predict that their ranks will
swell INTO an army that will sween tho
enemies of the Union into an .h,ss
from which there will be no resu,ra.
ton. The issue is the existence Of tho
Confederacy; the contestants the ables,
men Of the country; the spectators thir.
ty millions Of frcemen. And may God
defend the right
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-02
Democratic County Convention.

In compliance with the published calls Of the
State Exs cutive Committee, and Congressional
Committee Of I'd Congre :sional District. the dem
ocrats Of Scott county arc requested to meet in
delegate Convention ct the Court House in Dav-
enpcrt Saturday. July It'll, 1850, 1t O'Clock. r. NJ,
represent the Democracy Of Scott county in ne
state Convention u b held ut Des Noinss, July
18th, 1860, for the purpose If nominating Prssi-
Dental Electors and State officers and also to
represent rs in the Congressional Convention 70
be held at Cedsr Rapids, July 18th, 1850. for the
in the ID Congressional district Of Iowa.
The ratio Of representation will b oae Dele
gate from each Township, and one additional Del
egste for every twenty democratic votes eost at
the last 0ubernatorial election. Tho representa-
ton will DO % follows:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-02
The SeCeSSiOnists.

If there is anything odious in this
term the learned Tltans who "seceded"
at Charleston and Baltimore are respon.
sibc for it. They christened it, and
they are welcome to all the glory they
will derive from it. Secession and dis
union are as nearly allied as great wit is
said to be to madness, the latter Of
which certainly predominated in their
recent actions IN the two Conventions,
although they manifested but very lutte
wit or It's more staid svnonyme wisdom.
In abiding to the action of the seces-
>ionists the Washington States and
Lnion INDUCES in the following well
timed remarks:
The delegates who seeded at Charleston did
so hecanse they were not satisfied with the
rlattorm. Al B,,lmore other delegates went
out not because Of their hoetilty to the plat
iorW. but because the seeding delegates were
not admitted The public caunot have for
gotten that the Ianceyites proclaimed that it
would be dishonorable TO resume their vacant
seats at Baltimore. Portions OF the delega-
lions Of several States, who would not 90 out
With them at Charleston, now take that suci
DIAL step. because the CONVEX ton has excluded
hose who desire to come back and that they
could not do SO with due respect to their feel
ings II the secession at Charleston was right
that at baI'iuore is wrong. If the gentlemen
VII" seeded Yesterday were dissatisticd with
'he democratic party and its usages. was it not
their duty I" have. hat in hand, left the Con.
ven'ion at Cha'le-ton? What right have they
t" attempt to weaken the strength Of the Dem
ocra''c patty and to destroy its prestige?
live I" regret their conduct Of Yesterday. The
day vii; come when they will recr9, that
they did not give their support to the good old
Democratic principles. aud a.sist ia main, Ain.
| ing the usages Of the party. With reflection
vii come the sense Of the utter folly Of which
| they have been guilty. When the exc tement
Of The hour has passed away. they will see TO
what dangers they have exposed their princi.
| Piles and their party.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-02

Democratic Convention.
The Democratic Convention tor tho second Con.
grcssional District of Iowa will be held in the
city Of Cedar Rapids, on Tuesday, the 18th
day Of July, 1860, for the purpose Of nominating
q candidate for Congress from the said District
Tho ratio Of representation will be ono for svery
one hundred Democratic votes, and ono fer every
fraction over fifty votes, cast for Governor ct the
general Electi u of 1888.
BY order Of the Cong1 Com. I'd Cong'l District.
w. g. HAUN, Chairman.
Democratic papers in the district please copy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-02

HE Japanese astromical day is divid-
cd into twelve instead Of twenty-four
noars. These are designated as follows:
Midnlght-rat time two o'clock-cov
time tour o'clock-tigcr time six
o,ciock-rabit time eight o'clock-dra-
eon time ten o'clock-enake time !.
Icon-horse time; stternoon-two
o'clock-sheep time; four o'clocE-
onkey time; six o'clock-chicken
s ~ eight o'clock-dog time; ten
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-02

From ehe Sabine % The RrAicaloas.
l believe tho only time | laughed, ex-
cept a. the jokes Of greater man than
myself dusing the period ! remained
an object Of envy to millions, said Jane.
! Madison, was on an occasion | shall
never forget. ! was called out Of my
bed, early one cold winter morning, BY
person coming on business Of the ut
most consequence, and dressed myself
10 great haste, supposi. g it might be o
sommoos to Cabinet Council. When
| came into my private Office, ! found a
long sided man, at least six feet high,
with little apple head, queue aud .
face critically round, as rosy Is ripe
cherry. lie handed me . letter, from
his exccllency, the Honorable Peleg
Peshell, recommending him particular
" to my patronage. was little in
clined to be rude, but checked myself,
remembering that was the servant Of
such meu as nv visitor, and that ! might
get the reputation of an aristocrat, ii l
made any distinction between man and
man.
"well, my friend, what situation do
you wisL!''
'Why-y-y, I'm not very particular /;
but somehow or other; l think should
like to be a minister. l don't mean Of
the gospel, but one Of tho Sc ministers to
foregn parts"
"l'm very sorry, very sorry indeed !;
there is no vacancy just now. Would
not something else suit you!"
"Wby-y Unanswered the apple head
ed man Il wouldn't much care If took
situation in one of the departments. l
wouldn't much mind being controller,
or All auditor or some such thing"
"My dear sir, I'm sorry, very sorry jim
deed, but it happens, unfortunately tina,
all these situations are at present filled.
Would not you take something else :"
My friend stroked his chin, and seemed
struggling to keep down the soarings Of
his h'g h ambition to the present crisis.
At last he answered:
"Wby Wy, yes; don't care if get
a good colleciorshir, or iuspcctorship, or
surveyorship, or navy agency.
"Realiy, my good MIR. Phippenny,"
said |, regret exceedingly, that not
only all these places, but every other
place Of consequence IN the government
Is at present occupied. Pray think OF
something else"
lie then, after some hesitation, asked
for clerkship, and finally the place OF
messenger to one Of the public officers.
Finding no vacancy here, he seemed in
vast perplex'ty, and looking all around
the room, fixing his eye at length on me,
and measuring my height from head to
loot. Then putting on one ofthe droll-
est looks that ever adorned the face of
man, he said:
"Mister, you and seem to be built
pretty much alike-bavn't you some old
clothes you can spare!"
Ch,what falling Of was there from
foreign mission to suit of old clothes,
which the reader may be assured l gave
him with infinite pleasure. for the only
honest laugh enjoyed for years after
ward.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-02

NEW SYSTEM OF CHECKS ON RAIL
ROAD TICxErs.-A new system of tick
cts has been adopted upon Que or two
railroads, which is designed 70 facilitate
the settlement Of accounts with the sew
oral station agents. Each ticket is
numbered, commencing with 20" and
going up to 81, 600, oOO," and then CON-
mencing at 20, A" and increasing again.
BY this arrangement the number Of
tickets sold from any given station may
he ascertained at any moment without
reckoning. The last ticket sold denotes
the number. The tickets Of each Sta
ton arc Numbered separately.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-02
bes meines Land Agency.
Land Warrants.

II HE undersigned have for sale Land Warrants
of diferentsises which they will sell for cash
or N time to suit purchasers.
hey will pay .rticular attention to the sslee.
tic rand location Of Landsin DcsMoines, Fl Dodge,
CT triton, and other w estern Land Districts. Also
to .ayment of Taxes and Land business generally.
EXCHANGE
on all parts Of the United States bought and Sold
COOK, SARGENT COOK,
Bankers and Land Agents.
DssNoiass, lowe.
Oel6dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-02

Common sense rules the mass Of tho people,
whatever misnsmed and misanthrops phhoso-
piers msy say to the contrary. Show thema good
thing; letits merits be clearly demonstrated. and
they will not hesitate to give it their most cordial
patronage. Tho masses have already ratified the
Judgment Of physician, concerning the virtues
Of HOSTETTER'S BiTTERS, a. may be seen in
the immease quantities Of this medicine that arc
annually sold in every section Of the land. 1t is
nov recognised - greatly superior to al other
remedies yet devised for diseases Of the digestive
organs, such Is diarrhea, dysertery, dyspepsia,
and for the various fevers that arise from deraugs-
mont Of those portions Of the system. Hostetters
name il rapidly becoming household word from
Maine to Texas, from the shores Of the Atlantic
TO the Pacific. Try the article and bs satisfied.
Sold By druggists and dealers generally, every
whore.
- See advertisement in smother column.
jul5-dAwlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-02

Democrats in the Different Townships will -
that the usual primary NEE ings ass called II time
to appoint Delegates 10 the Coussy C0sveutieo.
Wsreepsotfally ssggsss that there - full dol-
sgaticn from each ttWnsh'p, = " that tine TIE
result Of the Dsasesssie Natisaal Coavsatios
will b kaown. ed Il aay - desissd . take
counsel - to the Interests Il ths party u ~ -
peoaehiag sanpaign.
0De. r. q. Dow,
WI. uAl&,
Jo1n 4 xlmaI
OnAo. y pUsoAaS
s,ss,A ~. &
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-02

Silver Plated Show Cases,
WHITE METAL SHOW CASES. .
Brass show Cases.
Wood show OA0oO,
IRON SHOW CASES,
A. J. CAMPBELL, L. CO.,
g.. Dearborn St., Chicago. ......e 90
MANUFACTURE ALL THE ABOVE vARl.
vi cites Of Show Cases, and cal especial At
tentien to the entirely now article nanuf c:ursd
~ NO ether concern in the United States, Of
Iron Show Cases,
which, for beauty, durability anil chespnsss, are
unsurpassed. They also manutacture every other
desert. -s;on Of Show Cases, which they gua1n
tee for workmanship, finish and chespness, to BE-
unequalled.
Orders solicited and promptly filed.
q large assortment Of ready made Show
Cases always on haI d.
feb ally
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

n tASIss1 lS,sss l.-Ail aiss - - fsoll
- end il lpps1sy oefhs bleod - - ~ hoe
cs,l.d. - s41b. JDrsd byvssssal1s ~ ssvl
which Do not NY 'aip = - ~, Mt altsall$
sxpsl the foul humoss which pssdscs dreaded
hsaAaGhe, tio doiosssx ard shssastisn, - veil =
liver elections, pain in the side. and general hsa-
viness asd vsaissss upen the least exsrtion. Nay,
BsAxDRgrR's PlLs not only cure these aGsoti ons
but also asthma, and all durable affections u the
lungs, = we'll - recent colds and ughs. Even
cosssmp4ios ssd bleeding Of the lungs have often
been cured BY them. Remember, BRAxDRErH >
Puis have : trial Of los years duration. and are
warranted purely vegetable, and incapable Of in.
juring the ten1crest age Or weakest frame. Those
Who use, recommend but their virtsss suspass
eulogy. They must DO ssed to b fully spprecia-
ted. Sold & prime pal olhcs, No. ~ Canal st.
Price Is cents box.
Sold ~ al respectable dealers in medicines.
jueO2.dEwlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-02

For THE BENEFIT OF EDIroRs.-The
proprietors Of Our Home, a water cure.
ocated in Dansville, Livingston county,
New York, kept by DR.. jackson, form.
erly Of Glen Haven, publish through the
columns OF the Herald of that place an
invitation to all editors of newspapers
published throughout the United States
who arc sick, to become at any time
their guests, without charge, for three
months, to take course of treatment for
that length of time. 1t SAYS: "Those
Of you who are addicted to the use OF
tobacco, ardent spirits, drug poison, tea,
coffee, or opium. and would like to be
relieved from your dependence on them,
to you we extend this invitation"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-02

RUMoRs.-The gossips of Dubuque
are considerably elated just now with a
moroccan Of SANDER of the most enpac-
ing description-as it materially in
wolves the character of some three or four
heretofore weIl-known citizens. Mad
anne Rumor has it, a certain young wo-
man Of prepossessing appearance, whose
occupation was that Of chambermaid, was
Suspected of being in . condition as rep
rehensible to maiden as it is credita-
BILE to the wife. A certain regular and
prominent physician was calIed-tbe
young lady in question was suddenly ia
ken most ala'mingly ill-was soon after
turned out Of doors, and within a few
days disappeared, and at the same time
well-koown young gentleman turned
up among the missing. We know
nothing, whatever, of the amount of fact
in the case. but it is probably from a
half to two-thirds truc.-Dubuque Her.
aid.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-02

The horrors Of an Eenglish pauper's
life may be imagined from an item in IN
English paper which states that Rich.
ard Manning, aged so years, q lunatic
psuper in the workhouse Of St. Mat
thew's Bcthnal Green, was taken to the
bathroom, and placed'in the bath, which
was scalding hot. He screamed, and
when dragged out was scalded over
the whole surface of the body, and in .
shocking state of suffering. Medical
assistance was Immediately rendered.
bnt Manning gradually sunk aud died.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-02

T"E Albany evening Journal does
not anticipate a Republican triumph
without working for it. 1t says, when
such a city as New Haven gives Demo-
cratic majorties by the thousand, and
such a State as Rhode leland does
worse, 1t would seem that the Northe. n
States are still missionary grounds"
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