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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

The object of the panic got up in Wal street by
Secretary Cobb ana his fellow. conspiratoIs Is to
f,i,bteD The merchants Of Eew-York into voting
against Lincoln.
DO these traitors and scsmps suppose that the
merchants OF New. York are such fools as to WISH
TO have this panic protfacted through the Winter
For what else would be tins result Of throwing tee
election Tito the House of Representatives
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

Secretary Cobb goes about openly ave"iog tren-
sonable purposes, threatening Disunion and Revo-
lution. Would it not be more decent for him first
70 resigp hi. Office and relieve himself Of the oath
which specially binds him to support the Federal
Constitution But az re does not resign, is 1t MOI
the plain duty of Mr.. Buchanan to dismiss him at
once Cen it be possible thai the latter is willing
70 be implicated in the treason of his subordinate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

A prominent shipbuilder, hitherto Democrat
and 40 has contributed TO the funds Of the H., S.
6. I. Fusion Committee yesterday decl 'red that
be could stand it no longer, but sholld vote for
Honest ABE LINCOLN. In the Judgment Oh 'niS
Independent and iDfuestial mechanic wnen men
Ike Gov. Cobb and other leaders OF the Democratic
party rot only declare Themselves Disunonl't'' Du'
engage in a gigantic stock speculation HAo Tue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

OF The gentlemen elected to Congress two years
since from this City and its vicinity by the woes Of
Republicans and Americans combined, Messrs.
Luther c. Carter, James Humphrey and Charles
II. Van Wyck acted generally with the BePupli-
cans: while Messrs. George Briggs and Horace +.
CLARK went the other way. Which have had most
rea.on to repent their choce7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

FAREWELL SERVICES. The Brooms-stres' he'or,"eu
Dutch Church held their Las; services IN tne OH Pao
Of worship on SuDda, evening previous to the removal
of tho congregation to the betuEer'om OF tneif ne"
church edi6ee in Thirty fourth street The rev re'er
Siryktr pastor Of the church preached from the tsA.
ave have thought Of thy loving Kindness Goa ID
the midst Of thy temple. Next Sunday s'I''''' VIII
be held In the Lew soiGos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

Wa'lstree. psnc vita view TO fnghten voters
and enrich few political gamblers, it is time for
honest citizens Of all SHADES Of opinion to unite to
PIT them down. Tbs only way to 90 this in the
present instance is to vote for LINCOLN aad HAM
LIN. That il. just what eur Democratic snpbulder
has cete5minfd To- Do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30
GOV. Curtin of PenasyIyania.

Pm ADLLTHIA, Monday, OCT y I6bJ.
rerort having been current here that the Governor
seet, Col Curtin, wss dead we are happy to Assert s
uutInib. de is in good eslth, ia Boston, and speaks
tonight ut Providence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30
From Denver Gity.

OMAHA, n. 4 Monday, Oct -, 1860.
TIE Denver mail-eosch reached tais city about 10
O'Clock las, evening s. DAYS frou Denver oringrg
& 90 a Exrrrss with S2j 900 in gold Dust ~ 600
came also IL the hands Of passengers. The mining
nexs ia III important
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30
From TaupicO,

NEW ORLEANs, MoLday, Oct. %, 1850.
The big Nahum Setson, from 1ampico l9th, has AZ
rived.
Gov. Ozea had issued decree declaring that all
dues at the Cdstom Houses al TSuPico snd Maiamoras
must bs paid in gold aud silver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30
rNIoN AT THE COOPER INSTITUTE.

Union Al IHf NOOSEk lNStlbl ic'
Another Of the commercial series Of Union mesticgs,
alder the auspices Of that low fsmous rn whos tits
in the fcbd brevity Of the initials H.. 5. I. future
generations pee born customers viii whislsT with
rapture wsrraaed 10 wear, and sso Of Captain Isaiah
BynG,Is, Chief of TIE understanding Brigade,
was keld a. the Cooper Insiiiuts las, evening A,
lessi oDs respectable aud reliable mereani,s house
flied take up clean linen and go forth stsupag toto
the STATE, all in response TO tie call Of correspondent
Of one Of the Union papers Of yesterday. W. alnds
to that Of Henry, which wAs;has on all parts OF the
platform prssei ting in all s roots and @sDeh;s srars
spectacle Of consistency, 6dtity, sud a2reh'ns's'
Beside tais noble AID patriotic clan o. whossa's aan
retail patriots the Hall held veIy large aad'Alss,
numbering no, less than thrse tboasana The oAno On
the firm ovened transactions IN lively manner ana
with propTtrtss quits tho "6usy sea'oa' "v'
josh II. introduced tie Chairman, the Hon 9S@~
Bsekmsp, who bricks passed tie customer over 70 vac
Hen. Henry W. nlIiard ct Alabama. Sso mas ' ca
oeered himself 10 the eo1ssIE by iosg Aa- '-i'''~'
service. IN
Bir Hnljai5 ran oyss ths hntiss stock very L-Pnr'
\ SEQ Rislth rrss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30
From EraZOs.

NEv-OELEAFs, MOrdsy Oct - 1860
The steamship Arzora, from BRACES 2ith, wiz
$I6i 600 il specie &c be'oH, coming up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30
Fire iD NeW.nrICans,

New. ORLEANS. Monday, Oct. %, 1869.
Three hundred bales of cotton in the Union Express
yari were burned yesterday Loss $4,000; insured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

PLACES OF REGISTRY.
TIE following Designated So the places OF sssif-
iry in each Election District in tho several Wards Of
this city until otherwise ordered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

1se ftllowlng are oeflsl
iTy in each Election Diet
this city. until otherwise o
October n, 1880.
FfRsT WAAD.
Dis;
~ Crenwich-s,.
2 q OlesBs lthtt.
8 TIC GTeenu ich-st.
4 70 Cedsrst
: lGl Broad 81.
SECOND NAED.
T. BThes.fe-a ley.
2. Bur;Dg slip
TWuD WARD.
100 Greenwich q.
2. ~ Eobinson~t.
3. 25fi Gre enwich. 81.
"a Hudsou-st-
ForRTH WArD.
1. u Jee0h-st.
2. Shasfsseere Hoisl.cor Wi
h'm ard Drsre sta
o JB New Bowery.
4 81 CLerry At.
2. - JamfS It.
O. % Cherry ct
Z. a. Cathafiie-st.
FUTH WARD.
/ 1913 ffsnkiin-st.
Z - y hito ct.
3. 20 Leoresc q.
4 : Be,,h.s,.
3. 100 Dusl e T.
o 90 GIesuwicG-s.
z - la.shtst
8. AZ CsnsLst
SIX1H WAsD.
J. lTTyGp row.
2 sixih Ward Hotel. or. Cen
t-e sio Reade-sts.
2. % City HA place.
Z lRa Jecnart-s,.
5 G2 Centrest.
o. 7kulberIy-st.
- Bsysrdst.
3. a6 Eim-st
Q Atlantic Gsrden, cor. Eliza
bath aud Walker-Hs.
SRvRNTH WARD.
l. 60 Est Broadway.
2 Js5 Cherry 1t.
3. 40 Madison 81.
(. lRs CheIrJ st.
s 50 Pikett,
G I78 N adi,on-t.
Hon'gcmeTy-s,.
G 528 Cherry st.
9. 2 GonverBeGr St
20. e62 Wa.er.st.
IL. 446 Cherry-st.
EIGHIH WAzD.
] a. " oosteT-st.
2 &c Thompsen.it.
3. 5 Clark 81.
4 50 Dominiok-st.
:. 4aF Greenwich. 1t.
6. 10 Wooster At.
:. al Lsu7ers-si.
8 l44 Nar;f K 81.
g 1871 Narick-st.
10. 20 Naiick st.
II sos Spring-st.
Il. ll3 ChsrltoT-st.
kfFTH WARD.
I go OTesngich-st.
2 $50 Hudstn-st.
3. Bleecker Buildings, coinel
Blocker a. d BoIton-sts.
4 IL Christopher.lt.
5. IS Seventh az.
3 30 Hsumond-sl.
: q FcUfth -.
z 665 Hudfon-st.
9. % Fourth-st.
r.. 4 Rethune-st.
II. 90 Perry st.
II. 6s1 OTefnwiCh-st.
TKNTH WARD.
/ Tenth Ward Hotel, Gomez
OF Broome and Forgyth-sis
2. ~ Al eL-st
@ G. OfchsIjst.
4 81 Efsex-st.
3. a Allen-ss
6. 20 Bovery.
EIByBSTH WARD.
/. rs Stsnioa-st
2. 20 stanton at.
3. go Stauton-st.
I 90 LewiI-st.
8 e Huston Z.
6. % AvenUs &.
: I Avenue C..
3 249 Third-st.
9. Union Hal. corner Avenue
c ard FouTth-st.
10. is Lewis 50
IL. 80 Aseng. ID.
70 2t5 Sisth-st.
Is 35G = ighth-s..
Is. 2. Avenue D.
H.. 40 TsntL-st
IL 395 East 1tHfh-st.
II. 10 Dry DOCK ct.
~. 2IT Avenue T.
TWELFTH WARD.
/. Al + McGsnn's Blooming
os.e Read, near 18th 1t.
2 On the eat side Of ID ay.
between 88th ard 8sth sts.
3. At Charles baht'a house
ll6ih =, one door west o
81 az. south side.
{. At Wm. Eauslield's, north
west corner Of I2itL st. au'
3d-sv.
9 Moth west corner of Man
\. hattal-st. and Broadway.
q. Ssutc-West corner Of l5sth
:. sid 10Th sv.
1nHTKENTH WARD.
/. iGcl BrOoms st.
z. 20 Attorney ct.
3. 81 Nillsl.st
Z. Ill BIoone-st.
>. : GOeICk-st-
{ - M.ue'a-st.
:. IL Suiiolk-s,.
Q. 48 Canon o.
ForRTKESTH WAFD.
/. 275 Mott.st.
2. Il Prince -.
q - Prince.
4. lie FlizabsthG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30
THE LATEST NEWS
2ECg9yED az
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
From Washington.
Spsoial DDpatch toThs n. y. Tdbune.
WASHINGTON Monday Oct 90 1860.

WASHINGTON, Monday, OCT. y I5OV'
PRESIDENCY FOR MR.. BRECKINRIDGg.
1t must have been surprising to many that Mr.
BrechirrIdge though he has not the slightest hope
Of being elected, either BY the people or by Con-
press, should have pscrifoed himself and his fu-
lure for q mere nomination. But it appears no"
that be has been promised by toe disunieuists that
he sbal be President if not of the United States,
at lesst of Southern Republic. 1t is on account
O. that promise tn It be has not answered the Nor
folk questions. Mr. buchanan sanctions THE
scheme, end he will make over to the disnnionists
the archives. Trelsury, Army and Navy, as soon as
the dissolution takes place. II is supposed by item
that Nr. Brsckinrdge vii carry the fifteen South
err States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30
TIM BELL TIckET IN VIRGINIA.

News from Virginia is positive as 10 the election
of the Bel ticket 81. Douglas VII get at least
twenty thouFand votes in the State. Many Demo.
Gratis opposed to dsuniOn viii vote directly for M
Bel. None cf tbe Copgressmen dare TO advocate
disunior 0 erly.
THE FATE OF DIsUSIONIsM SOUTH.
Southern gentlemen admit that if GO y the North.
err peOpe " Il quietly await the action of the d.
uDionisis snd not stir The fsmed by interference,
there VAL be an uprising Of the conservative
masses in the South that VII sweep the disunion-
ists o II Of existence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30


AT The stand erected in Franklin street, toward the
North River, large gathering of Germans, including
several German Wlde-Aweke companies from oiier-
ent Tsrts of the district listened TO address by Lieut.
CIV. Rusch Of Iowa. DIR. Hexamer called the meet
ing to order and Fred A. Goethe, esq., Tss elected
Chairman. Tie resolutions indcTsing tue ticket, were
read 81 unanimously approved; aIer which Lieut.,
Gov. RUsch waa introduced. The Governor greeied
the Germans Of the State Of New York repreeenta-
tive from TIE huIdGe0 thousand Germans Of the West
aud particularly the Safe Of lows, IRON whence ne
hailed where German industry and lnteiligsn hsd
n1sde itself a home The great day OF basic was
drawing nigh: only eight times would tbs
Sun rise and set ere tbsy, the audience,
would have the satisfaction II Knowing thai Abraham
Linoeln wss Pres6eut OF thu United States. lChsers
Abraham Lincoln the speakers reghbor they call
8 ran a neighbor in the West when he Is not further
than one or two hundred miles of laugher and old
Abe is on honest Even Democrats there univef-
sally admitted this ard called him honeet CID Abei
but here the speaker would net De sufprGd 10 estn
,et before the election that the Abe had actually
been guilty of such thing as killing little children
IEugh;erl From the State candidate had
teen nominated, WHO was known rs zoe L LUZ!
Giant Trough what there wss Of him OF giant
nature was very small indeed. Why could they
rot call him sGCh q name as the homes. ht.!o
giant Loud laughter Evidently not because oil hls
gigantic honesty. This was most important eiec'ioa
beesufe il bid fair ~ decide question b. which IVr
6fty yesIs, cen ocracy OF the North ard tue Sour
bsd been controlled by aristocracy OF saVehooos.
TO prove this the speaker showed that in the various
paris OF the Federal Government ire eNeeu.ss, 80, Sg
law iviI and the judicial there had neSn a1ua'
majority q slavshoders over noo-lavenouor' Anu
td the actions OF men ia power as Iar'ne etidssse
tbe san time the slavthoGsrs in these hen once
,s,rss.nted ooy 600 eco, IS 600 of who eomp'eel
eonroed the rect while there were 49v oeo o. "a
No,b Inns leaving it clear tina, 3o,VOO slave
t 49,, non,rolsd the whole couutry. Now
,S.w were continually talking about lesviog tn ,
Un.on: if yoa don lst us have everything our
- xav We will dsSOye the Union And What
sort Of ars.ocrs.s these that have been control
H. o The Government OF the Unit States They
we're an aristocracy built human tesh. In Gsr-
maiy sli.to mad some suea poeneiOn NJ least a.
that soue smoe agceotor hal Travelled 10 JSsuS grave
ST Jerusalem Laughter The Govern reit mad,
by ear Of tho Missouri Compromise stolun tae laod
witch belonged 10 our children away from them, and
thrown Il at the feet ct these elavAhoiars Ia
r gar T. oiesehlLg Int Il.on, ,hs speaker aid Ga,
iLs Iace II baCs sud reCIc tt cot ,cv it, ~ :,
10 trslta according 70 'ha cariess OF .YIy.5rs'.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-30
HOWARD ISOLATION
PH1LADELPU

A Benegolem Iasfttat,ou estoJftsied 81 speciot
Eado,rn,enf in. n Reiief If he SICK aHd Dis
tress.d. qRiciea ,rith rtyaien' anil Eoiiemic Dt,
ease<, aad especiaNy fur The Cpre n Disease Of
The .S.raa Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Ac-
vi ting surgeon. to all who apply by letter,
with description Of their condition, age, occu-
patton, habit Of life. &c. and in cases Of ex-
IRENE poverty. Medicines furnishe free If charpe
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrho,.
and other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and on
the NEW REMEDIES employed in the Dispense
~ sent to the afflicted in sealed letter enyelopes
free Of charge Two or three Stamps for postage
will be acceptable.
Address ]. sKILLIN HOUGHrON, Acting Sur
geon, Howard Association, No. 2, South Ninth At.
philadelphia, Pa. BY order Of the Directors
EZRA d HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIKCHILD, Secretary.
jan 10 WY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-30
MEDICAL.
HOsTETTEge'S
! T o Gil BIT Tis !. ST..


In ,ic,v oe Tho f,et that .verv nonbor a ,ba
bumon fontiIvis more ~ Ices snhiec,ed n somc
n,,laint hc.t,lcs innu,neralln othcrconditionsi in
ia WHEN liz he,ssis,anreof ,,li,,Io kno,,l.l,,c
tr rxorr;.e 1T common sons. tbcv NAV ~ ,h1e =,
rc.,,late their f9Ii.. III ai.t and with tho ,s.s,
anoe n i GOOD tanic. sce,lrc narmanent health -
In Ter to ac.au,liSh desired .birei The rne
eourse Ia taIr.ue = cart1nlv that vii.d IN ,.ro
luce natural state II things "a the least hazard
ii vital strength and life tfr this end Dir HIS
teter h,s introduced Il fis coun,rv rrenarali,,,
hcart,,, his name. which, ~ mi. dav i uat new
ucaiciae but one that has been trie, for wears
.lyin. satisfaction to all who have used it. Tn.
Biiters operate powerfully anon lie stomach how
els nd liver re toripg them 10 4 healthy a vi,
orous action. and thus bv the sit.,le nrocos- nf
strcnpthenip,, nature en,bIs The .ystem ia ~; :
nmnh over disease.
For the cure Of Ilyspersia Indigestion Nausca
Flatnleucy Loss al hir,etIte r any ri lious Com
pIaiut.. arising IRON morbid inaotion Of IN,
stomach or sowcls producing rams I)ysentery
Colir. CLo!cra Morbus. de.. The Bittsrs have no
coual
p,rrbma. dystencry or fux. 50 generally com
trarted by new settlers and caused prinritaIlv bv
the change of water and diet. will h.. specdily
REGULATED l,y n brief use ii this pret3rati.,n i
,)ysle;.ia a disea SC wAch is probably more Prev
aient when taken in all it FORMS than any other
the cause Of Which may always attributed 10
arrangement. q the digestiv.. organs can ne cured
without fail Nv using iIOS7ET7LI.'> .S1OuIfi
BITILHSns per direction. on t..c bottle For this
disease every IN y.iciau will recommend Dittsrsf
some kind then why net usc ~ article known to
be intaIlble? Every country have til cir bittersa
a preventative of disease ana strengthening Of N q
system in general, and among them all there i
not 10 be found a mere heolthy peoIle than the
Germans from whom this preparation cmanatsd
based upon scientific experiments which has at
tenn cd To advance the destiny II this great prcnar-
alton in the medical science.
FLYER AND AGCE.-Ths trying and provoking
disease. hich fasteus its relentless grasp on the
body ot man. reducing him to a mere shadow in =
shcrt space d time, AM rendering him physically
and mentally useless, can be defeated and driven
from the body by the use Of HOS1LTILKSR RE-
NOWlLD EI1IERS. Further. any II the al ovc
stated diseases cannot be contracted when exposed
II any ordinary conditions producing them, II the
Bitters are taken as per directions. And as il
neither creates nausea nor oiiends the palate, AMI
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-30
AMERICAN HOUSE.
BOSTON

rs THE LARGEST AND BEST ARRANGED
i Hotel in the New England States; centrally
located, and easy OF access from all the routes Of
travel. II contains all the modern i'm proyements,
and every convenience for the comfort a nd accom-
notation Of the travelling public. The sleep
ing rooms large and we'll ventilated the
suites of rooms areweIl arranged, and Com rlete
ly furnished for families, aud large travelling
parties, and the house will continue to be kept as
a first class Hotel in every resrect.
ianl3d LEWIS RICF, FRO
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-30
st a t vi EMIT
OF THE CONDITION or
The Hartford Fire Insurance
4 d M y An Y.

~ ~ ~
- '' :! 80 '"'' q i'e", jan. !, $500
:, ~,
$500, 49,. , o"l'hs = ne mart.
- y, IL. ~ ""P""s, ana IS ioca-
- - ''a'''o''' on'
eAfiFAL
"a / he amount Of Capital
St.ck is.... ......... ssoo.ooo o.
3D.. The amount Of Capitol
Stock paid up s....... 5Oo,o0o.Oo
,ssrrs
.
-. 'ash on Mans ana IN squoa,
- Da'ih', -, .F''''oo -
Cash IN HANDS OF Agent.and .o.o
. ~ eoaisc = 'fans hiissioh' $500 os
''sh leaned on saii.... ...... 'o'ooo ~ ~
sl5i Wv %
pms ieseNap'e' i"f ioans -
ufel 10y personal ana col -
, 1*.erai se'urltv,.-.. 49,. 'o,2zJ "
~ Estc uhiheuhpeteu,
Aaiaihs ana Lot ~ ieaf
o., hai ,ioiu, '-..-.....' itsVVu w
Stocks and ionds,.. '!o,i3' 10
-
io'"i Assets ...'.......... s9a6,.Os ~
THE STOCKS AND BONDS ARE As roLLows
par v,yae ukt EJ
5Il shares Hartford Bank
took Hartford, sol 100 90 sss.ss5og
4p1 shares Ph9nix i'k Stock
H.reord. 100000 ;, 200 90
TO- shares Connecticut River
Rankinr Company stock
Hartford 5DoaO 4 ,oo ~
q share. Excbango Rank
stock Hartford 10 400 90 IL nno IN
In shares lank q. Hartford
t'auntv Stock hartford 500 IN 2,o "a
. d shares Charter Oak Bank
Stock Uartfo,d % aoo "a % soe M
g1D shares Eormers,a,d No
chanics, E,nE St.cL Hart
r'I'.s 'a.A '''V'A '''' 5000 90 81 80 90
"a hare. Mercantile Ha,L
~ Seek i'9l ar, T'nI''' na"h ,5oooo. l5oooo 40
- .h1ros Norr,.,s, and
r,,,f,.,n,g, ,..,L dol,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-30
Caal Lands for Sale!

90 Or 100 ACRi.S OF FINE COAL LANDS
81 to sell or exchange for Horses, Cattle, Dry
Goods, Groceries. or for almost any kind of prop
crty or will be sold on time.
mine now open and in working condition.
For particulars enquire at this once.
tan 12-dAHff
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Fire and Inland NAVIGATION

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-30

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cecd $1,000 in any one risk, jcct to loss by
single FIRE.
Eth. The amount insured in city or village,
detrnls upon its sizc,-encr;.lly all the desirable
risks 70 be had subject to the rule last above
named
18th The amount insured in any enc block Of
buiiding. depesds upon IL and cons ruction,
an bect to the rule above referred to-
.lith. No part Of the Capital OF earnings oi TINS
Company has been deposited IN any other state
AZ security for losses therein, and no SUCH deposit
is required by any State except Indiana; from
which State the agencies Of this Company were
withdrawn, as this Company entertains the opin-
ion that il. entire Capital and resources are pedg-
ed for the equal security Of all MS i'ol'cy hold rs,
and should so remain. nder the op mon of a late
Attorney General Of the state of lrdisna afarc-
.a,d nrnpouncing the las inu1tsd and roid. some
&c nc Agents of this Company have resumed
their office nd continue to transact the business
Of insurance in that state.
18th. The act Of lncorporati on is the same as fl
ed in January, sos.
TIMOTHY G. ALLYN, Sec'y.
STATE or COsNEcTIcuT,
HARTFORD CoUSTY,i - J nuary 9th, 1850
Personally appeared 7. G. ALLYN, Secretary
of the Hartford Fire Insurance Company, and
made cath that the foregoing statement, by MN
subscribed, is true, full and correct statement OF
the affairs Of said Company, and exhibits, - hr
as can be asce -tained AT this date its actual CEN
dtion on the first day Of January, 1860.
20 GEO. s. GILMAN.
d2t6u4w1 Justice Of the Peace.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-30
WASHINGTON Il EVERETT

Including a View 81 Mount Vernon.
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ING SIX SQUARE FEET. So many coarse, mscra-
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works Of art-and especially in cheap, black and
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ever seen, and THE PUBLISHERS ARE FULLY
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TERMS, ALMOST GRATIS.
We will scud POST rAIp, securely packed in rollers
Either Engraving and s. Magazine, one
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Both Engravinss, and SO Magazine, one
year, for 81.
- AGENTS who remit $50 at one time, will
have an extra copy of each engraving. The
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