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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-01-11
JOHN Z1KaLER, Sec'y.
sRoRRrARY's REPORT.

sEoRErARY's REPORT.
Although the last exhibition of the So
oiety fell far short or what its friends wished
it to be--indeed in some of the departments,
it might be considered almost an entire
failure-yet in other departments the show
was nearly or quite as good as that Of for
mer exhibitions. Financially, l think, NO
may claim entire success it was all its
friends expected and more, much more, than
the enemies Of the society from their SEEM
ingly determined opposition wished it to be-
This year the society is atle to pay her
premiums in full and will have consider
able balance remaining in the treasury,
while for several years past, she paid
only from sixty to eighty per cent of her
premiums. Through the indifference geoer-
oily We fell short thirty -seven dollars of
drawing the full amount of the State ap-
propriations. Had we been able to draw
the full amount, as heretofore, the balance
remaining in the treasury would have been
increased seventy four dollars. Taking into
consideration the prevailing Indifference and
the many prejudices prevalent against this
society, and the prevailing opinion that the
society this year would not be able to pay
expenses, Think We have sufficient reason
for congratulation upon our success, partial
though it be. ..-.--...s-
We think that better feeling towards.
the society is beginning to manifest itself !,
and taking into consideration that our last
exhibition was at least a partial success un-
der the very diseouraging circumstances at
tendiag it, the friends of tie society have
no reason to be discouraged and may reason
ABLY expect our next fair to be what the fair
of the Muscatine County Agricultural Sooi-
ETY. should be-a complete SUCCESS.
II any should feel themselves aggrieved by
any act of ours, with reason or otherwise,
VIC hope they will bear in mind that it is
almost, if not quite impossible, to please
everybody. Some persons are ga aptto com
plain of their own mistakes as of those Of
others. We have the consolation Of an ap-
proving conscience. that We have with our
inexpericEce done the best We knew how,
and to our judgment.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-01-11

TRuH-Some one remarks: IAN editor
may insert . thousand excellent things in his
paper and never hear word of appreciation
from his readers, but just let . paragraph
slip in (by accident) not suited to their
tastes, and he will bs sure to hear it."
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-01-11

ALLEN RgoJliHALL, 90 =
JUSTICE OF TIE rEACE AND N0TaEY pVrL;t
Atal,ssa, Muscstine County, Iowa. lder2l-'uy
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-01-11

H0WLSRY HOUSE,
EST LIBERTY, M.JSGA TINE COUNTY, low A
~ l.. u EoWLSsi Proprietor. (Dec3S, -
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-01-11

low !, REPORTS, VOL. IX-JUST RKCEivl i K.
i Dec. 10. 1s60 BVRNEJTs.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-01-11
IA a MoFFAT'S
LIFE PILLS & PHOENIX BITTER.

'NHESE MEDICINES have been before the pu,di
L for period of THIRTY YEARS. ana duriux m, 81
time have maintained high character IL almost ey
part OF the Globe for their extraordinary and i,n.
diate power OF restoring perfect health to persons
erng under nearly every kind Of disease to which tn,
human frame is liable, "
The following are among the distressing ysriet, .,
human diseases in which the -
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-01-11
G. W. HUMPHREYS.

IN county, Iowa. Will attend to. the acknowledging
q DECIDE, power OF attO my, mortgages, bonds, Ge
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-01-11

-,.s--;1 ". ~. de i i.rs, .auseatins, Iowa.
april %, Co dawiy. i ,-,.ssaa x~f ~
, 1861-03-01
0uR COUNTKTsS FLAG.


H1 MES. hoa3'
Oh ho for the Uniont They say there Is none;
ot h, fo- +he upfon They .av ware undone-
That tbe hand of the foeman is red In the teld,
And rho fate of our countrv In darkness sealed
Bnt ,vbv i7o thew sav IT > and what do thew mean
Tha T7ag sea 11berr on7 ensspnz soe-.
WIN tba+ ia +ha F1ao onr F.thara bore,
Th.-a 40 +ha str1nee tha rod and tbe wb,te.
There ars the stars. in thef. p1aeea all right:
There ia our Eae1e. With beak and claw.
, 1861-03-01

: :: The following portrait anecaote from Mr..
Piozzi's Autobiography; 1hoWs Dr.. johnson
in compafattye1y new character -: > ~:
Dr.. BurpeY (the historian Of music and tath-
er Of the novelist d,Arblay( was man Of yery
uncommon atta1nmeuts-W1t born Rith MIN 4
suppose; learning he had helped himseR to,
and / was proud Of the possession; elegance
Of manners hehad cultivated, that those VINO
knew but little Of the nson, faucied he had
great fexlhilitY Of mind. It was mere Pill
ancy Of body, however, and perpetual shoW
Of ohseuuiousneas BY boWing fncessaptly as Il
acknowledging an inferiority, which nothing
would have forced him to con5ess. never In
my life heard johnson pronounce the words,
Il beg Your pardon, sir,,' to any human crea-
ture but to the apparent t1y soft and gentle DT.
Buruey. Perhaps the story may be related n
the aAnecdotes; but as now recollect Il,
thus it il: "Did you, Madam. subscribe e1oo
to build our new bridge at Shrewsbury :"
said Burney to me- 81 No, surely, SIT, Twas my
reply, aWhat connection have 7 with 8hrop-
shire? and where should have money so TO
ding away?" ut is very con1ical, ts it not,
sirF" said I, turning to johnson, = that peo-
pie should tell such unfounded stories ?" ut
f." answered he, " neither co'sieal nor serious,
nv dear, it is only wandering lien This
was spoken in bis natural yoice, without
thought of ofense, I am confident; but up
bounced Bnrney in q towering passion, and to.
my much amazement, put on the hero, SUI
prising Dr. johnson into q sudden request for
pardon, and a protestation OF not having ever
intended to accuse his friend of falsehood.
, 1861-03-01

DEiTH OF FAvoHrTE AoToB: DuRIvAaE.
the; death- Of the once popular actor and dra-
matist, Oliver Everett Dur1yage, brother to
the we'll known poet Of the same name, aud
son to the sister Of the Hon. Edward Everett.
BE entered the histrfonic profession at once as
IN author and actor, personating g. character
in play written BY himself at the early age Of
Btates, aud as an author, leaves a number Of
plays behind, the three most prominent Of
which have been the Stage Struck Yankee,
Cut and Come Again, and the Lady Of the
Lions. he WIS born in Boston in 1914 BE
died at Chelsea, suburb Of Memphis, at half
past o. m. on the ed nit.
, 1861-03-01

They VIII do easily al
F2M1Ly and TAILORING
work, thus obvlattnx the
necessity Of procuring one
machtne for heavy Rnd an
other Tar light work,
, 1861-03-01

l1s RANDOLPH STREET., Chicago, =
And $50 how low they .zeIl Oils, White Lead, Zinc
PalnA French and American alsas, Vatntghes ind 81
pans q IN Ends; Alcohol Burning Fluid, Cosl O1a .
best quA1itY; Braahes and al to the tad
faTa6fJy TH0S, r. WOOD q co
, 1861-03-01

VuIN DRIED CORN MEAL,
II Fairfield AIua --szN bb1s OF this celebra&ed
tRe1d IN store and faf sa1s hJ ,zv,,,rz, m,
Np. ~ South T5&E n
, 1861-03-01

words, choose the plaInest, the commonest.
thu most idiomatic. Eschew fine Words ~ yu1
would rough; love simple ones IS you "ouao
Il us then cau spade spade. Let Us uae
the plainest and. shortest words that Will
grafnnaticauy and gracefully express CUR
meaning. -. =: ~ .::": ; II
, 1861-03-01

CHICAGO & ROCK ISLAND
~ KAu.KCAD LNE-Pnassnxer Tratnk dsnar+
from 1ad As1tvo It Chicago ~ oltpTs:
Day EXptee4 and Nail 1axv0 It 3.& l. II. and arrfvA
It 3.4T. 4 f8nndayE e1captedH
Night Express leAvea y 11i5f H. {sAtusdAy1 a1rsp4
ed} arrive 1t SIS !. 4. tnond2yB e1ceptad)
Joliet Accommodation. so ?. T. Nqnday1 e1cep3ed
". s1. Joa1 Gen1 AXa1t tdez9
, 1861-03-01

[cerdeats to expire on the alst day Of January 1881
AUDITORS OFFICE, STATE o. I1r1xozs,}-
:; whersaA, The Security fnsai 14re Company of New
York City ha1 6ed IN thls OF the
dion ois Affairs as REQUIRED q IAN ct . regnlate
ny ths sue q Mnois appzoSst February lsts 1ss5
and xhereaa I'D Company haa forni.hsd sststastog
cap,tal iavested Fl stosks and and haA led
deat snd secretary. thereof arooiat1ae d. Il.
PaHLPa of Chicago i1aets, ts Agent toF ths trans
unreaervcdly author1dng MIN to AcnowledEe tervtee
Of process for and on behalf Of EAd Company, con.
xeatng that. selT1ca Of process upon hin. re saA
upon the cowpany aud watytnS N clsfu Of error By
reason Of such service.
Kow therefore Il RpEsgaqes sn q ss pEoy9ens @ q
Public Accounts of the M Gt4te q illinois 90 hereby
Tie eala Company tn the husiness Of
IhAnrance In this state untt1 4he Arst daJ Of
JanuAry II tbs year eighteen hundred and 611tytWo,
20 az as he may be empowered 80 to do By said
t---i In Testimony whereof hare hereunto sub
REAL tscribed my naiue and atRxed the seal Of my
t~, efaes 4 Al At sps4ngaeld this seventh day Of Fab
''''1'' 49, - JESSE K.:DUBoIs, Auditor ?, L..
, 1861-03-01
IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS.
JAMES MeCA1ImON,
caaal Erect, bet, Madison md Waahtugsnn IT,,

CHICAGO ILL.,
Manu1sefofee and dealer Ia Al kinds OF Wood Aod-
t3 our Jam6s and Of an{ deAlfSa 2xa
~ - heanrhse Scroll saving and tognice Rsaekets
tsrs IN paHie1ust octseou and fonr saed EatIs
e. does sna "a 1rseks Palag md Matching aad sax
ps1cr: Fencs ,ln p GO belt manner At the pno1tess
sSesxs Gse1nms sm sae Country loE AZ md u ef r.
dressed Iumbere H. q EorE Bulls for RoqGh saa
sa@s prrchaan1 uxet paes Tour seadaa q invited b.
watt eaa iaT pF1cas Eaers ~ motto Is - Good
:.-'
a' = = g. W.: B. Hills 3asay oalaaeztsd ~
MING VALVR8. :.
ii ,ac saxaas xtszanted to re9u1sse shs motion
bsaaoss Send fof EinG,,9sh under enT snd ali cdfrun,
A>4A tssIGl7y
, 1861-03-01

Insurance Rooms OF
B. w. PHILLIPS & CO.,
Hos, 4 aud Z Clark Street, Chicago, III
fs1Ic2i4w
, 1861-03-01
-Ef It..:.;..sr.. ::..s. sst1'
.:f1IHtt{Htff4.. :

:GTA1,RMENT Of the, Condition.
,:., ;s.::SS::-: OF TIE IT, szs-.zs c:;;
G00DHUE: FIRE. INSURANCE. co.,
=. Il: 4: 81; NEW; 1oHK CITY =.
o. taa ~ xsy 1t January no, 1aats 10 hi Aaditorof
~ ;-s:tz = s. uss stzta of I,noh. =, H. =:
Rsas 1ftss r. ap2PETK g M 1RE
YORK, 16cxsed &t NeH fotk City. 80. J.:
i Eaf1l Stock II $2o0, 900. 90, which d III paidup
CeEh On hsnd trdIn h4nm Dt xxen6,,,..., 3H1l1U-
Debks tus ths Company -seen1ta ey MnTE
;4sEe On Rea3 kkssfs 000'
Loaned On 4DU
Interest accrued Ga19
AL othst ascurdes. f71l6
=: !; ~. 80 :. ~. - 92RaN6s
LOSSES incurred md In process Of a4Iu.s. ~
Ment:- .i.:..A.ss. y ENm :.
0fhef Claims mS............s..-...ss... 2aUu0 = :"
- ",' - i. ~ 1000
Tbs 1tata<t amount injured in any one rtsE kooaao
b. ". RHMLKps r Cos,
Asents npz Chicago. Once :Nos: and c1xrk stees
, 1861-03-01

We oner to tae tzate. ut the LOWBT AAnKF1
PRICES
$500 bo1e1 TIN PLATE,
h4D0 bd1s SHEET IRON.
SO RUSSIA IRON,
LED IMITATION RUEuA.
&@ BRIGHT and Abfa{xALD NLnA-. !.
&B caakn BHEET ZINC,
10 tons PIC TIN.
1a.soo III. CoPPER RpTToMR
p. > y sets T1NNERS TOOLS aud NACHINM
80 cAa0 FRIGHT OK md Cou. CHAINH
900 dog. AXES.
11N ~ EHOYEI2 RpADrs .ra sf,ocp~
70 tens aAD RoNA
TuTTtE, RiBBARD &Cp,,
oct1-H1ly Corner of stata and T.h. ri.
, 1861-03-01
MICHIGAN CENTRAL. AM

MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
4YI- GREAT WESTERN tCANADA) RA1IWAYa
Winter Arranxemea1s.
Ttam1 leAVe tho Gre3t Central Depot loot ., akn
atneE, Chfcago:
%eV l. k.-11khtnlnG Express taund2y3 a1aepted, !,
4fT1ya 1t Detroit 6:13 =. u. S0spens1ou Brfdrs
600 i. w.: Albany 800 ?. y: NeW Tnrt saASs
~; Boston go night '"74
I'D !. K.-AoW York And Boaton Expres4 {sxcsn4
8&turd1yl aFr1va 1t Detroit $50 = Sns
pension Bridge Of Bu1Alo 6D + r. A}hanv
40 AK- New York 173o /. n. Eostoo npon
III l. Cincinnati ExpreaA5 texcept Sunday lthFnuKn
70 Cincinnati IN Is hours.
TO T. A-C1uclnnaH and Louisville Express: faycspt
Saturday. through to Cineinnau In Il aourE
Louisville in u hours.
An T. M-Irzfu. Saturday only to N1ea sunday
Trains 1t go F.L
F1fent Sleeping Cs11 on Ill nlxnt trAfns
Tbs 80 z \. HaIu connectz At Paris With tic BnfRfo
md iAfe Huron hallway for Buffalo aud at point9
kingston 0gdsnsbar9h. Montreal Quebec. and ID
points to Canada East Northern Vermont Nav VSsre
ahira and MAtne. >.S
Baggage checked through
Through Tickets for sale 1t ths petaetpa RsI;sosa
o11ces IN the North md West aud It To Comnan11
etnce, corner Lake md Dearborn sHoos snd n III
dspot loot OF Lake street
\. R1CK. supeuasa dent.
II 4 6A1Q1afs 6cnsIA A&eat- ,et5
, 1861-03-01
5tatin1lerp, &r.

PUTLER & HUNT, 4s State-St.,
l. h&va now On hand the following atzts Of printing
paper:
as7a a7ss as5a s sez& G CT c. za7a a4:1 &iss e.
2exfs .2.x9s 2ax8 25xE M21
And receiving large assortment o. BOOK PAPER
S9oo reams of Wrapping Paper, Of daarent sizes.
1009 reHn4 MAnillA do,
40 reama Cap and Letter, and general assortment
Of Printers Stationery.
LOO kegs OF Aathera celebrated Book 2nd NeT1 Ink.
All Of which EM be- sold for cash st the lowest poss
IohIn kK- Cash naid for Raxz
, 1861-03-01

On tho1stof January, 1851. msde to the ST
AhGE q 1sfd eoSPArY. 4 II located t Il % Hartford.
14rs, us snSts snd IS paid 4 up. A A'AD' >A>
Assrrs: Par vals
&eae2 ss 9ssats aas IN ca@psay secured
casS aS1II1gssEed II gssEs'd An, In
Cash In the lands Of Agents aud ID
tIan8it. -....-...---. ,......--.--.
Mortgage Bonds, z per cant, semi IN.
MoTteaee % @ Bonds & her cent. semian.
null Interest. .-....... 8,
nas sint.aannai lntetest .....r. - ........ @ IS
o annnsl Hts t1tessest ~ s...... ' ......... 2s1t
AaInasi anaaM nts intsress. ssaa spsr eeos 50
'esssg sasggsi i'ly iSte9eas gsae psl een.: ss
aaMaanss seSa1nusi az sHtesoss aono AZ 20: can't
few ..Es4;k X05k CITY BondA' Q per cent n
oassa anaasi Sisasa stsssst ssoea Pc. ssns: .
sasdx sen.anxnpsi n intesess =. ~. a....s.:. @ TO-
Tennesaee S:ate Stock, 9 per cent.
aeu1!:an1uel interest; st;:.;;:..:..:.. 50
@ san,i ami .snnrsl iateFsst .:..... ps' .:...... @ a
annual interest =: ......:...::.. ~
oa asnasi ssis in.esess .esf. pss GEN.: '' IS
I saDSai intsfssss .:s..:::..... .sn a.
'ha3nas aaaaa, isass iate1esf esfes ~ ea
500 Shares Hartford And New Haven
Railroad Company Stock. g,
W 3 sRaTes saaTss fRa Roston vel ad MafeesteT S ss
1shares COM. Rf Rtys2 G.. at?si::.. ! 5,
@sRasas te46arT, S3s Esq. saas = 'e.; ~: s,
!" ssass? fa9a 81 eshaSfd aass cean eaa1 s'0es.
IS Shares Eagle Bank Stock, Pfovt. :;
10 sSs4ss Ssr keyeie e Il Rsai Stock: Boa. =
ton, Nass a
~. Bostoa, MI; s;-;;;:-.ss,:.:,;.. 10,
100 sssasi ssas etoek Raak & g. e Gsuis III T. e1
!" shaTds honis Iseensn's Me' bsnk s.oek 10
100 ShaIea MechAn,ea Bank Stock, St, !:
Louis, Mo ......... n,
10 Shares Farmg1n and Mechanics
Ut sssIss Saas sSssa &tns fasfsREa Haaf sEeef, Iii:
100 shafes hare i Bank 1t Hartford COUNT; "
stock, Hartford, Conn ....,..... &
10 Shares Charter Oak Bank 8tock,
10 Shares GltS BaaE Stock. Hartford. =.
$50 sssfes Ssaa E4ehasss ;i;;':l :B.af stool. y
.opsba1ss hs01d Fsrms4s GSa' and i Mechanics -
Bank Stock, HAftf0fd, COM. a.
800 Shares Hartford Bank Stock, Hart.
ford. Coun. n.,........ 80. =, 80
100 Shares Merchants ind Mannfac-
500 nssarea Ph@niI Bsnk stoeE, HAT 49,
ford. Conn ,,,.,.,,... ..,.. 50
80 Shares Etste Bank. stock, Hart
$50 sss7t. fsas, ceon; cSonnssacas iEivsi pani:
60 ahsEes E So lmstie.a ssSd aasU2a Exsnsass Banr T.
~. Stock, Ney Yerk Gsy -:,;s;.,: ~
800 shares Broadway kstoek, NV -.
York City..., ..,........,,.,,. a.
sD0 Sharr8 Butchers md proYef& BIZ
EtocE New York CRY. -,.......,, 20.
100 Shares City Bxnk Stock, II 7, c., 10,
100 Shares Bank Of the Common.
wealth Htock, New York City,. 10.
T0 Sharea Bank OF Commerce Stock,
New York Cttg.....--.:.---.-.... %,
100 shAzes Hanover Bank STOCK, New :.
York CITY. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
800 Shares lmpofteM aua Traders
kev York CITY 4..,..:..:...;.... 1
, 1861-03-01

CHICAGO & NORTHWEST
~ ERN RAILWAY.
DIRECT ROUTE
To Heekf9so, Reloit F1eepert 5snaas ins aslen a,
Green Bay, Berlin, Ripon, Il Crosse, st Fen1 Ec
On and After Aond2yr Novs1nber lit I. III trs,n
Day Exptea4-taG Neon,
Exen5ng EzpEess-6, Is r. T. for above points
u Through Aeke7 can ba purchased et sji kaf,rnaR
ontces on DeAfbosn street oE q Passenger 6tadoa4
SEQ. L DUNLAP S1peffote1deot
, 1861-03-01

PUFFALO Il LAKE HURON
~ RAHMAI. shortess and bess rou.s to Raaa.a
T1xia lsaytng ChiesSo n 500 p M Detroit Il "a ,1,
ESss ,t r Hnaslo Ias as e KeT Yozk i la1s =.
70 and Erik tainS going East T1ckafa Via this
Road can be obtained It the Union Depot " "A~
fe-l&r11y Z. q GARTER Gan1 Nsnara-
, 1861-03-01
DROOM. HANDLES AND

- >" Broom Machines snd Prsssee for Sale,
'AIso-A Horse Power Machine for ac7aping Broom
Corn, Broom Corn taken tn exchange ut HARBI8'
BROOM FACTORY, rs West Lako Street, Chicago.
fe23.tH
, 1861-03-01
GTATEMENT Of the condition
- OETHE


On tho January 1851 msde to the State Of Illinois
Tha name Of tho Corporation ts ETNA 1KsUR-
ANCE COMPANY. located at Hartford, Conn.
LARR md ts maid pQ.
, 1861-03-01

For Farmers requiring a
machine that will not Ect
out OF repair On coarRegt or
finest work they ara Just
the thing.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-25
uaw cong Nn.u Won Itve

Y will live oFeyer. There are no dead
Tie bow RhIch Iuck asunder BODY and SUR
Il, oie not fBd The spirits ire And so The
countless nyrsds Of The past, whose dust hs
ln 2 Slice miBg!yd wIh tha soji, "stiil 1--we .
The msu, women and children m Hoah's da e,
ana Ahrshsm's and D4vId's-Jbe motley
tribes thai hsIded beneath The crescent Of NE
AtabIan prophet the swsTms Of Goth AID
Hun, I aFtar and Fandsl, - t s"eyt The plains
OF tie Eastern WOrld-fhs red zeh ha'
70 q "a tie forests of the Western veild, and
left u mrunds and tErR-gTown RUNS the DIN
history Of th.iT earthly eXisJence-all these
are keT alive. They cannot die. Immortality
IL t' IT bntbTight aud inheritance. With the
hTRt breath OF llfe they IN ale immOualitY.
YIN, too, are hesc. forth eternal. The life
vs. have D. Gun Is al endless life. You have
on a. cFrsS.t he Q Teshoid. Tie countless ages
before AN stretch out 10 iOmeasuFeble dis
taLee. When yen have trOd the path OF those
year- or millions Of y-srs which you can reck
Oh up, Here wall s'iil BE- before you as may
more, fresh ard neg like the Grst, and 81 on
f0rsger and ever
A sts Traveller can discern his PATH wsv
VII dag snOrg the bills Id far Of on the
bon 2 il We. Us to End, but when be reaches
shr place, there 5 fetch, The pa , again swsy
20 tie hiiI ipp-sO will toe sZes Of ygur end
hiss Hie lIe b. fore you ever the same gs fol.
loving sge, cych fOil.Ning c.eie, tII ali wear
powers { computation ard measurement have
been b. 81 d aud tilsueed-and vet yau have
scarcely b.guri The Bever ending eternity
stretches Out Just ss fsr ahead as when you
tCuk be fret , rp Of ths journey.
How iOsg viii y'u liVep Noa will live Cor
EYER. Aud your life there via depend on vour
life h.re. Every day - you complete it, vail
reRppear ~ the yeats to Came. Every huuf
evefy moment, as II burrIts on its Way, leaves
a psge 10 be read before the bronze Every
word, every at, every thought and feeling Of
your he.T ~ F,cUIds Its'H impeUsbsbly in the
zem II # Oar Who hfver foTgets. You are
with yout tfe or stem ~.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-25
In Chancesy at Memphis.

CTATE OF TEN II SEE -Pruceeai gs Aat In the
- urE's '1c Chsn,er side Of the Common Law
sud ChtHcery CONT ct the city OF AymphIs. Friday,
april Jhs 18Th. 1851.
George ". SsGzTrens, Complainant,
".
c r Heudrick. on and hers. Defendants.
Il appearing frors sHff8v.t disd h. this cause iaat the
def ud-uts g. z He drink IN and y J Hendr.cksou
are D0H-Te ideuts Of thr State of Tennessee, 1t j. o.
urTed that t'cy d enter their appearance herein before
Or within the hrrt three Gays Or the next { I'm q said
Cngrt t,be hsHd o. tee seo3BI Monday in November next,
1854 and plead, IA wer sf demur to cJnpla uanrs bIi
OF the amp viii be takrn- for cuG sssed es @ them and
set for leurIuz ex pfrte, and that q Cnp~ OF this order
be publIsh-I once T. week for fur sgccessivs weeks 10
the Memphis Appeal. Ac0py-Artezt
JOHN G LAETER,
Cierk and Master.
". 2. Beard. solicitor f- complainant.
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GRanltrp A0Iltss.
an lhannerv at mamnnaa

CrATL OF EEEESsEE Proceedings had in che
- clerks Office. cbancsly side Of the common law an,
chancerY court # the city q Memphis, FrIaay, June the
I4th, 1851
Oavia II. Townsend, Complainant,
vs.,
PHmsix Insurance company Of Hartford, Connection,
the State Of Tennessee, 1T Du lap, 20 tfuier u tas
State of Tennessee and J. 2 ,hdowiCk Tie agent o.
SAID Pbuulx l. SEraace C0mpany, Defendant .
II appearing from al lavit hlsd IN this Cause That the
defendant the PluIiX Insurance company OF Hartford
Connecticut Is a hon resident OF the S'9to Of Ten
nessee, II Is ordered that It do enter it, appearance
herein before or VI AIN tbs Grst three days OF the next
{ I'm Of szIt ouTt, 10 be heid on the sec-Id HOufsy
in November next, 1851, and pleaU- answer o. dfWUT
TO COMPLIMENTS bill, OF the same va be tzk5n fI cu-
fs.sed as 10 It and set for hearing eX paTto nd hat a
copy OF tins order he publ SIZED Outs n week Or i"ur
successive weeks in the HeupbIs appeal ACeFy--at-
test. JOHN @. LhhlE&Y
Clerk and Master.
B Y Estes, solicitor for complainsat.
Eal-faEAv
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THIS falling of in the rate Of increase ia
Tot to be attributed to increased death-rstss.
for it IS certain that the average duration OF
iits 10 the chief districts Of both town and
country has, Il trough sanitary Improvements,
been considerably increased.
the popuidtiou Of he city OF London, on
the contrary, shows a very large Increase in
iced. be Increase FIR the last ten years has
been no less than $40, 79S, or about 10 per cent.
uh tie population 10 1851. l. is not a little
singular TO note that he tendency Ia the
Eastern States of this country as we'll as in
England. lie to mass the population IN the
ctues. Lsndon, which bad out ole-e' ghth Of
the ? FuaIon m England in 1851, has more
than one hIlh Of he Increase Tor the last ten
years, and now contains considerably more
ban one seventh of the population Of the
kingdom The actual increase OF the popuis
ion of tits, the largest city in The world, is SO
remarkable that we give it in de all
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CRANCEkx sAAE
CRANCERR SALE
OF
TATE
ON ST. HARTES STREE &.
IhaFsa.y, 0elabeF 81 -.

DURsUANT 20 q decree Of the Chanc-ry Court r. seen
L phIs, rendered Nov mber Term Ia9s- tn st- q
7. G. s Ferguson, John o.. Tsslor and o hrf- be
Moore and s. f., Ann Eliza Booze and o. -fr-. 2 =fI 90
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In Ihanoery "a FgeTnDnfs.

[ GlTAIE OF TsNHE sssE -Pryoeeamgs had in the
y CLERKS CHca, Chancsry si4s Of the common Law
and Ch4Acsry court Of ts city u 4emqhis, SATURDAY,,
MAJ The 1853. 1851.
u. h. Douurii. Complainant,
Is.
and : Jecsslg. D.rendaHts
Eaupssd gfrom afHds7it hled in this cause that the
drteu ant, James ia, kSIn, Is 3 n president Of the
STATE % Tennessee. IL Il octeret tbat hB 40 enter ~
appearance herein Def ~ or within tne c st thrse drys
= Jhe next term If said cunt, % BE- he.u UE the sec nd
hsucaT III &oyembsTuext, -Sjl, and rlr a, snsv el or De
liu. & complainant bali, or ths sane Witi De taken f. ?
confessed 5s % hia sud set for hearing TX pare aed tGst
q cp or lsCTI-T be published once a wees Tor four
ucces,iye weeks il the Mem his Appeal. A COPY
attest. jobs @ LAklER.
CLERK and Master.
S yenabls. solicitor FOR complainant.