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Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
"a 4
0ssween Piessbusg and RaalsAelDhla,
~ Capacity of THE Kosd 10 nor equal to ama
in tie Country.
WRRR THROl0A PA SSCN0rR Tp 1 NC

IN tAs Country.
HREE THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
CONNECTING direct in the Union Depot 1t
~ pittsburgh, with Through Trains from ell
West m Cities for Philadelphia, New York, Bos.
~, baltimore, and Washington City; thus fur
aishing facilities for the transportation Of Pas
ssugers unsurpassed, for speed and comfort BY
any other route.
Expssss and Fast Lines run through TO Philade,
Gaia without change Of Cars or Conductors.
Nmoking Cars are attached to osch train /.
Woodruff Sleeping Cars to Expssss and Fss,
ssains. The Express runs daily, Nail and Fas'
uns, Sundays excepted: Thrseds::y Trains con.
asct direct for New York. Rxpress and Fast
ilne connect for Baltimore and Warrington.
xgpress Train leaves Pittsburgh 1t 2 A. NJ, Or.
sivss At Phiiadelphia OF baltimore ct p. NJ.
New York 1880 P. n.
Nail Train leaves Pittsburg A. n, arriving
Philadelphia ii p. NJ, New York $50 A. n.
ct Line leaves Pittsburgh p. NJ, arrives in
Philadelphia or Baltimore 1t $50 A. n, New
0iI Daily Trains between Philadelphi. and
sew York two Daily Trains between New Yorh
end Boston. Through Tickets (all Rail )ars good
n either the above trains.
Boat Tickets to Boston ere good vie Norwich
Pail River, OF Stonington Lines.
snportant Railroad O@css in the West; also on
poerd any of the regular Line Of steamers on tha
Mississippi or Ohio Rivers and Tickets westward
q the Offices Of the Companyin Boston, New York
baltimore. or Philadelphia.
Fare always - low as BY any other route.
Ask Tor llcke's ~ f ~.
re eompassion o. tne ssse!n connections q
We penn.yNsnis n.anosa 70 GEn.ca9o; makes thi'
ne direct hns between the 1estsnd the
The connection Of tracks by the Railroad Brids,
q Pittsburgh. avoiding ell drayags or fsHiage Of
sreignt, so6esneI WIN sne e.Ing OF TINE are I'd.
santages readily sPPreoiasea ~ shippers Of
sfeiSnt ana me tIsvel.ng Luo.:U'
Fssaes se'pPsng eastwa5o WI hna Is 70 thsi'
sasantnsge 70 sn1P Dy sa.' n noc Ss;, ME-,
For Freight Cont!acts or shipping Direction
sppsy toer saoIees e'tneF OF 'he to'iow'ns Agsot'
Z" Inc OomP1ny: omru Nm n...,
y. A. STEW Act; I1esscuryh.
.Al0HI Aoss!s-VIsskc : Io. lineage faek'
Cof A Ii n;, aIn1 p; E.. CS 20, 70, s.
Ios's; r. ". nney 20, nvsn1viIe, Ano: "
sangham, houis y, ny; q; y. Aelarcn. Aad':.
q, Ind q. ~. nFoMn 2 70, ana Artnsn
oiboart. Cineinnati a. O., neFoe Vo.s Aanss-
sii'9' Onio; LeGSn 20, noesCn sna NV York
>. Snesdsr, Inns1spnisi 1a9rsw Aosns
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Beard Reduced 70 % por Dey,

OUNCE TUE OPENING OF THIS VAST AND
~ comuodious Hotel. in 1854, Il has been the
single sndssvor Of the proprist0gs to make it the
most sunpta aus, convenient asd comfortable home
for the sitissa and stranger % this aide Of he
Atlantic.
AID Whatever hes seemed likely 70 sdministss
= tie comfort Of il guests they have sndesyoesd
without rsgasd 70 cost, 70 psovde, and TO conhipe
al the elenents Of individual and sosial eaioy-
meae which modern ct he's invented, and nodssn
sAsts approved and tie patronage whisn il has
eoonanded during the pat slx yeap y esAtify-
~ proof thae their sGests have bsen appsseiaaia.
10 nsee the exigeneiss Of the dnee, uhas III
=. re seqesred t. Peastiss he most ded eeeasay,
ne sadsssigpsd havs - 81 - -
zDuoED rHR rRIcE o. seAaD ~
.s.'.I Tee ssssvs ~ Dsv,l ,s.ssf
e tts n4e tine aaa$ise 80 u tke .iu,x....s,l
via which Neir taAls ka5 - li1hsfio n
I lw.-s! fst :1sI.! ], y ~ .Sa1
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IN DISTRICT COURT OF SCOTT COUNTY.
l. Hannah e. Wsstsrnaa
". - }OnginAl Notice.

now On hle in the o1leo q he CLERK q tAe Die-
irist Ceast e Scott oouaty, love, . pstitisa Of
Hannah 3. Wsetsfnaan, claiming fFrn you q
voFee from tie bsads AZ mAadaeay, fes ~ -
son thas yoa havs wilf1lly dsssstsd - ahssetsl
ysavssaf fro0 hss w,tAouss rsasosable esase r.
period Of Nun thaa two ysass, end uulses yen
appear defosl IN said aetieo - q bo(ose reeu
Of the sesoud day Of the NEXT tesn q ssid Cent,
70 b hold.a - the 1rst Mondsy = Dsesnbss, q.
fault vill 70 sntessd aGaiase yea ssa jsdgnsal
rendered therein. 4.sts'
September Is, 1851.
HANNAH 3. WESTHnMANN.
her AttRnsyA PLuns = Var AeGx.
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uGHTE & BRADBURY'S
PATENT INSULATED PULL IRON YsAnE NEW scAII
Grand and Square Plane-Fortes.

0sOo~ 0DU CT okO Et4uOeROk S0Os
The Insulated Iron frame preserves
RUV the original tone Of the Instrument.
I'll it parity, securing it for al time against that
most disagreeable tinny quality Of tone invariably
found in all other Iron frame Piano Fortes. Il
greatly strengthens the ease and thus keeps the
Piano Forte much logger in tune. II gives the
instrument . much fuller, richer and swsetss tons
1t adap1s the Piano to oil climates and to I'll chan
ges II atmosphere, and In ell respects IL 10 pso-
nounced, and in all respects 1t 10 pronounced by
eur best ktste" the greatest improvement Of the
ago in Pa1o-Fsrte construction; produsing an in
strument acknowledged 70 be superior 70 Ill 9TH
ers made in this country or Europe.
A lev tesaimsnIale b soeasd . she sspeye.
city u ess New scale Pessas Insulated flass
al have examined the Piano Fortes Of Lishts
Bradburys with eativs astislaction. know not
that there any Others better, either in our own
eountry or elsewhere. "-DR. LOWELL Mason,
"In clsarness, richness, and volume Of tone, del
casy, elasticity Of toush, and 1aerspeasine acton
have never played upon their equal."1R. A.
"In volume. richness, evenncss, and parity a
tcne, and in delicacy Of touch they certainly excel
and in that besutifn! singing quality 20 desirable
yet 90 seldom found. ~ LllAn MASON
shave never played upon - rich and heavy
tone Square Piano Forte. "-AR,HuR MADISON.
Scale IroA Frame Piano-Fortes made 81 You.
There must b splssdid 1aturs for Lehts :
Bndhurys' Piano-F ortss."-0Ao. r. Rsos ~.
II have never played upon % hss ana insts1-
msut s-010. ]. BUAsoW. 3D. ItsEfa8
~ eonsidsr them - 70 beauty, richness, fullnsss
and equality Of tone, - veil - their agreeable.
elastic toech, equal If not superior t. any Phases
made in this country o. Euseps."-EAaL Was.
Elm power, quantity, and equality Of tons, they
certainly excel; while for that peculiar rich and
t. the voice. have never net their sqlal."
LAooIul M s&E k 4. ar
"They have Ill the requirements for superior
Interpretation Of both classical and modern CEN.
poeitioos."-1. ST1AKOeH. &TrJ
Wasesoeo Aol Dseeoo 1erest, Q Nv aeee,
Bs0 81 Ds0e1wsy. HOU vosk. Il
eAsuDA0foBy oUA1ANss osv1n. a
oee1t.lyooW aitt
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CTATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY, S.
~ In the District Court Of said county:
''"':' :''''' Origins, Notice.
Isabella NAvt0n

To Isabella Newton, Defendant You are
hereby notified that there is now on fle in the Of
Zee Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of scott
county, State OF lows.s petition Of simeon New
ton, praying for dissolution ofthe bonds Of mat
Isabella Newton and the said Simeon Newton, FOR
that you, the said Isabella Newton, wilifully do
serted the said Simeon Newton, and abssnted
yourself from him, without reasonable cause, for
more than two years.
Now, unless you appear thereto and defend b..
fore noon Of the second day Of the December
Term, A. D., 1851, Of said District Court, default
will be entered against you and judgment rendered
thereon.
August 80, 1851. COOK / DRURY,
sgSO-dtdl Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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LEGAL.

CTATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY. IN
y County Court for ssid county:
Notice Is hereby given to oil whom It may eos
eetn that at regular tern Of the County Coost
Of said county, held at the Court House In the
city Of Davenport, on the 5th day Of Ootobss, 4.
D., 1851, On instrument purposting 70 b the last
Will and Tsstsmsnt Of Antoine LsClsirs, late a
aid Davenport deceased. wAs produced and pub
licly reid in open Court. Whersupsn the Court
ind the 4th day Of November. A. D., 1861, that
being the next regular term Of said Court % the
time for probating said last viii and fsssamsnt,
ct which time any person interested can appsas
II said Court. and show cause, II any they have,
Why said instrument should not b proved and a.
loved - and for the last Will and Testament Of
said Antoine LeClaire, deceased.
Davenport, October !, 1861.
MARGUERITE LBCLkIRE. Exscutrix.
GEO. L. DAVENPORT, Executor.
Ordered that the shove notice be Published for
four consecutive weeks in the daily and weekly
Gazette and DIMoCRAf AND NsWs newspate,s.
r. LINDERAAN, Go. Judge.
PUTNAM I Rossns, Att'ys. tocs-d4vzw
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REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
JOHN Il. SW IT'S,
GENERAL REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
Agent,
NICKOLL'S BLOCK, Up STAIRS,
.dDsmcv o. the
PHOENIX FIRE INSURANCE co.
OF NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN.
CASH CAPITAL,.....................s3oe . ooa
Atlantic Fire Insurance Conp'y
OF NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN.
CASH CAPITAL. .el5O. 900
Lamar Fire Insurance Comply,
OF NEW YORK CITY
CASH CAFlTAI.....-.- ....~...... .4aOo 900
Fulton Fire Insurance Cenp'y,
OF NEW YORK CITY,
CASH CAPITAL, ............... 49,. $50 .Ooe
New York Life Insurance Co.,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL. 81 500 ~
jy3l-w&dtf
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MEDICAL.
-
lIsrPnls AaDIPooonsx Q1541s

,ryHHsE MEDDUu1D HAv! uOw nIEA
YEARS, and AtAeg ~ aoS hsse nelsaesss .
lish ehasaessr e 49, s:sy -, s.. - =
sss .s:. e: 49, sss'2 : $685. 1Ssss $50
.ssriy svsIy Iisl < AissaGs y WIKI sAshs.as
~. f.ijssissass a.ses he Alstssssias vasisty
Il humsn Aioooeo - vh5iA the
texeSsoJe Lt5s S060tc6ees
s.s veil tssvn = - isiallhie.
.,yY.psis. y tas,essaiy 1890 s.s a,ssssi.
n bile. iastssd Of The saele ae1 se.sd 80
ILf~e.ev. loss Of appstits, heagtbosns hee9eeoes
l.tsopss. anxiety. laa0oos aad Sss
socholy. which ass he general synpsoas Of Dys.
pepsis, viii vssish, - nsssr@ sssseqssses "
It's cure. =.
tho intsstinss with solvent process, and without
viosnss al violent Pargss leave the sovs's ses-
tive within tWo days.
jesevs Of iii kinds, BY restoring the bloed y
regular cieuistion. through the process Of issp'r
alton In such eases, and the thorough solution OF
eli intestinal Obstruction In othess.
The life medicines have been known 70 sufes
Rhvssatssn permaaently in three week ., and Gov
in half thas time, BY removing LEGAL inn smmasAon
from the muscles and ligsmeLs Of the joints.
Drepsiss Of al kinds, BY freeing and strength
mnt dsligh fully on these important organs, and
hence have ever beeu found % certain remedy
for the worst cases Of 0vasd.
Also wosms BY dislodging from the tsrninss
Of the bowels the slimy matter 70 which these
creatures adhere.
Sesryy, U1se,s and lsvsserats So.ss, By The per
feet parity which these LIFE MEDlClNES give
to the blood and al humors.
&tosSstis kspeio~s and BAD o0nrL1uoHcs ~
their alternate effect upon the nuids that isea tne
skin, and sallow, clsudy and eshsf dissgrsksbls
The uss Of these Pills for very short time will
effect tie entire cure Of Salt Rhes, and striking
improvement in the elearness OF the skin.
|. 0bmmos ooids AND la6uessa will always b
cured BY one dose or two in the WORT sosss; -,
Pilss-The original pssropristor Of these Aedi-
cines was cured Of Piles Of IS years staining BY
the use Of the LIFE MEDICINES alone.
Fever ead Agse-Fos this seourase Of the West
ern country, these medicines will BE- found saie
speedy and certain remedy Othss Medicine
leave the system subject 70 . rsturo Il ~ dis
eass-- cure BY these Medicines 10 pssEas&ns-
~SY THEN, p sATIsSisp AND Sseu
| Bilious Fsvcrs and Liver ObmptoisSe -0eneYsl
Debility, Loss Of Appetite snd Disease Of the 70
males--the Medicines have been used with the
most beneficial results in case Of this d script0n
Kings Evil and Scsofuls, in it. worst fern
yields 10 the mild yet powerful action Of these r.
markoble Medicines. Night Sweets, Nervous Do
bility, Nervous Complaints Of ell KINGS. FalPita'
ton Of the Heart. Paintsrs' Colo. are speedily
cured.
Aercvr;ol Dissase.-Penons whose constitution
have become impaired BY the ipjudieious NE Of
MERCURY, will end these Medicines psrfect cure
| a. they never fail TO eradicate from the system
al the effects Of Mercury, infinitely sooner thar
the most powerful preparations OF Ssrsapasills.
Prepared and sold BY w q .orvAr
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T1a7 : ~
i Osasl eesA Oessty.
ne Bad = vt(isvs1
IN 4 6ssss Cesssy' !

i Ossz@ ssss Ossasy'
~ 3: s Z s.: = c..::s.
a. H. racsy ~
serS Jss. Sos, }pss. 9s.. A. D, issi.
jobs n. felssy Ids
yeAs ks1lhss, nss1
eAaiA II Dssvs esss6.
- bGnpooo, onDoa
0uthsis 81 spia witt
akss,
Yos - Ss.shy sotiasd sHss . ~ 1csh esy ~
ueveabes, L. u, 1851. thsee v3n p e ne = -
eaes q sSe Clesk 4 The Distsiet Coss: q sa.d
sse .e.s - g.f:: = s:s Dss q yss =.
~ SsU 81 -. II one hsndssd dollars,
vi,h iseeroet he 81 the rste IL ten per osss
fron he let day q Jaasasy. 4. D., 1853: - non
~ due On enc prouissosy note exoeesed
sherman, N. ". Osisss and 4. .. ~ E ~ -.
tn. "a issssdaas n. Shsrnss and scssh jane
Sherman 70 secure tho payment Of the soovs
named sotss, . propsssy dcseneee y nse p
sition; aud that us'ess you sne'! ..ppssr sn.sv
The next tern Of the District Court Of ssid scott
eourtv. to.vit: the let Monday 81 December, 4.
o.. ISSl, dsfsuls will b entered and judgnent
rendered against you thereon. And the seid de-
fsodauts sarah Jane Sherman, John Il Taylor,
Beniamin Tryon, r. l.. Cable. John Ksndrisk,
Henry Shaft, Ira Brown, stephen Thompscn,
0sn1el 0othris aud Spisf whitaker win take
notice thai no psssoral claio u made against you.
Dated september Sd. issl; srev.pr
ocio-wl District Attorney for Fsintif.
CTATa OF IOWA, COUNTY OF SCOTT, IS.
- In the District Court.
Sophie :. s'''''A 1}oas'.., Notice.
Stephen Thomson and othsrsJ
To Abigail Bturdsvaat, Psdsr Hundesiin, Tim
othy Sundsslin, Ebenessr Sundsslin, J. Hswksr
and ID. Hswksr, dsfssdsnu in the above entitled
cotton:
You ere hereby notified, that there 10 nov on
ale In tho once Of the Clerk the District Court
Of said county, . petition Of Sophia Brausch,
claiming Of you that her title 70 the following
described land 10 Scott county, Iewa, To- witt
Part Of the nor east fractional quart Of section
No. two Il, township ~. north Q, range s. east q
the 9th p. NJ, to-wit: Commsncing at the south
west corner Of said quarter section three sasl
along the east and west division line Of said
tion No. two al sixteen (l6l rods thence north
twenty (2O) rods thenos west sixteen Is, rods
thence scuth twenty (7O) rods to the place Of be-.
ginning may be quistsd and for general relief fol
tho particulars whereof you sre referred 70 the
petition on Gle and unless you appear thereto
and defend on or before noon Of the I'd day Of the
next term Of said Court, 70 b holden on the 6si
Monday Of December, A. b., 1861, default will b
entered against you and . decree rendered u
prayed for In ssid petition.
oelO-w Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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cA1sa0sasa nsah 49, Aallssss
i iS0nDoe ADDDo01, 1A04s 8
AHAuD Ay1gHNuSoAH,AFRID lssn, 81
~ - un1li loo1Dae asG1oGt1n1ne ~ ~
0svsnpsssdeny, oan1Vs sasslsAs - 6sllssss
A14l tsoko g.. ............. LEA \ =.
1Gens.... .e.e......s............. =. =.
ss0Ie .s.ee-......e.. s.USeo 2. -
n!as enassee DesssVsst daily, 0saaaW -
ssp>ed, - Sslisvs:
~ eAQoe e9gooo g.. 900. ...l2o - =.
Wo8eso0nD a.. 40 .. =.
ss.......e.............. .Aoo P.us
Al 6ot1D ov9 thie suo1oogD u disoet seoaaxiso
. ChtsoOo vttA eaias evss beeh tAo MiehiGan
9estbssn, 4isAign Cs11al, Pitasbas, 1sss
vev.s, al CAissee RailssaA % 81 fss1 D.
-, Tssses, Celsehes, 0syslas1, Ciasiaaati,
elthsaFR, Donldsk, Ds1lle, naaGase Pals, A.
q, New Yest, PhilaAslphia, Dalsk9sEe - Waah-
i6gtos. Alsoas LA0elIs With tsaias { ~ Ilii-
nste Csatsai ReaA-NstA 70 0oleno 81 6outh %
o Louis and Cairo.
Passenger ass reminded q The neesasity Of
diving distinct dissstioas - = The dsstinatioo Z
their baggage, cleo spsseaso tiekeAs be(oeo TAX
Ing their see&s h The sas, - the eonAustsss oe-
let fares oaly % ststioas - The line e The Chi
0Gp and Rsek Island Railroad.
JOHH p. TRACY, 6uperlntsadsnt.
Davenport, April IL, 1851. d0
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Tno DWu -
EVANS, gC1BW - co.
Is DISSOLVED u 1uR WlsHDRAWAI
seatinuea - hieoeslsgob - sho ronnlniR poeon@es
sadse The saas 81 seyse q iae ras@7a r9b7b
= DxDN1NHoUOS
~. 't9: ~ 4 - d 'fffsH3sss;sss -
a1u0tG0Mpt JGDNOGh1R
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ROBERT SIMPSONS
Fire and Life Insurance AGENCY,
nPFERs TO INSURERS ALL THE 1DvAN.
~ tages that may be obtainsd in any way b.
Insurance.
lat. Rates aslow - any RSspoas;8ls Companv
I'd. Fair and honorable adj astment ef losse:.
Sd. Prompt payment Of Losses.
4th. Policies in which the holders participate
In the profits.
OArrrAL REPRESENTED, ovER $e,ooo, 900.
A. Follows:
Continental Fire Insurance Co., N.Y..
Oash Cspisalsnd Ssyplss, slyeso,seo,
metropolitan Ptre Ins. Co., NJ.
0ssh Capital sad Ss,plss. tss4.oo
Security Fire Insurance Co., n. York,
0hsh Capital s~d ssvplss ssss. 900.
New RlgIanl Pire and Marine Insur-
aace Company. Hartford,
Cssh Capital and Ssvplss, t94e,4oo.
Mutual Lilo Insurance Co. Rev York,
Aeessslsssd Ossk Asssts IL Property o. ~
Asssrsd. t6.0O0.OOO.
JOHN YAMTIs,
solicitor for the above aeusd Ce.pasiss, Is o.
thoEised 70 take Risks and Issue Policies.
n11DRmoss IN DAvBNPons.
H.H. Smith, Esq, James NcCosh, ESQ.,, Chss,
II. Eldridgs P. NJ; G. G. Blood, ESQ. :Hon. n,
virdn
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VCHE STATE OF IOWA. DISTRICT
1 Court, Scot County.
The Board Of Supsrvi.)
son Of SCOTT county,
lows,
W.
Joseph Motto, Mary No.
tie, james Mackintosh, Dec. term, 4. D., 1851.
Chas. 4. Putnam, Esre
Buckley, Mary Davis, J.
Hayes. David Baird,
John. Dolsrt, John T.
Gilmia end J. w.
Stewart, Adm'r,
To the abeve named Dsfendsuts,
You srs hereby notified that on the Goth day Of
November, A. H., 1851, there will b on Ale In tho
ONCE OF the Clerk Of the District Court Of said
Scott county, the pstitioa Of the Board Of Super
vsors III Scott co., Iowa claiming Of you the said
defendant the sum Of Ave hundred do,lars, With
interest thereon q the rate Of ten per cent from
the LIST day Of January, A. D., less, - money
due on one promissosy note executed by Joseph
Motto and Patrick Mcclure, and also praying the
Of Juno. A. D., 1885, executed by the said de-.
PENDANT Joseph Motto and Mary Motto to sscu,s
the payment Of the above named notes, on proper
~ described in said petition snd that unless you
shall appear thereto and defend on or before noon
Of tbs second day Of the next torn Of tho District
Court Of said Scott county, to-wit: tho LIST Mon
day Of December, A. D., 1851, . default will be
entered and judgment rendered against you there
on. And the said defendants Mary Motto, james
Macintosh, g. h. Putnam, Esrs buckley. MARY
DA il, ). Hayes, David bAird, John Dolert, John
T. Gilman AID }. W. Stewart, Adm'r, will take
notice that no personal claim 10 made against you
August 81, 1861.
J.w. STEWART,
ocl0-wl District Attorney for Plaintiff.
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N00THWEoTENN
lNAURANCE COMPANY.
OF oswEGO, NEW YORK.
CHARTERED 1888.
NASH CAPITAL AND SURPL8 Al PER
~ Statement to Auditor Of Htsts.
Ss9uesy, i1oo. .....................e 3S9 Sass
SOssa A1SOlAuso ...s.....e.......... U,3lS.70
HENKY B. HOFFMAN, Agent:
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL
LIZ IlSU1AUCI COlpAuY.
Accumulated Capital, ~, OoO. ~
HENRY B. HOFFMAN, Agent.
Phonix Insurance Company.
or HARTFORD, conn.
Cash Capital and Surplus, $582, SIS %
ASSETS, Jan; lsr, 1850.
Nc. York Bank Stocks, ..l4e,ss3 %
h0tto0 ............ .l64.176 90
Other Stocks and Bonds, ..............6 8.277 90
Caen IN BANKS. u 80 o.
Gosh in hands Of agents.
Loaned Oh Real Estate and Bank Stocks, IA SIS SO
$751;, SIS 30
Total Liabilitiss,.... ...l0,7ol 50
HENRY =. HORFMAN, Agent.
Roon No. l, Ho6han's Block, Main street.
julys-dtf
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IOWA, DlSTRlCT
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John Jordan, Ann E. Jor
dan, Robert Means, Ma
ria Croul, II. d. Nes.y,
Whitney, Kshoe 1 Gal
lonhe, Cook / Sargent,
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the City of Baltimore were arrested and
imprisoned. The President declines to fur
nish the information asked for, deeming that
to do 90 would be incompatible with public
interests.
CHICAGO, July 80.
Especial to Iribune.] At Cairo rumors
OF approaching rebels and intended assault
are keeping the town and camp in fer
ment, but are not traced to reliable sources.
Our scouts report large bodies of mount
ed rebels daily coming up through Sykosh
terminus, Cairo and Fulton road, and con.
centrating in the vicinity oil Watkins camp
forty miles from here. They threaten our
position at Birds Point. Our encampmeDt
there's thoroughly prepared for defence.
CHICAGO, July 30.
Special to Tribune. The Quincy I'D
Iowa. regiment has been withdrawn from
the west end of the Hannibal and st. Jo-
seph road, as has also Col. Heicken's and
Col. Ross regiments from the North Mis-.
souri, road. This leaves two regiments of
infantry and one company of cavalry guard
ing the road between Hannibal and st:
Joseph. The removal of these troops, no
doubt, have close connection with recent
reports from Cairo and Birds Point
WASHINGTON, July 80.
Special to Post. -Beauregard has sent
parties Of troops into London county, Vir-
ginia, to procure provisions and wagons.
A party of rebels were observed last
night engaged in sounding the depth of the
Potomac at Gains Ford, above Great Falls.
Gen. Mcclellan has issued an order forbid
ding the departing soldiers from taking their
arms with them. Two companies went out
yesterday on the Fairfax road distance of
ten miles from Alexandria, but saw no
traces of the enemy.
A slave who has just arrived here from
the Springfield Station, Virginia, reports
that there are no rebels at that point, but
that considerable number of the enemy
are reported at Bucks station, five miles
above.
General Robert Anderson visited the
Secretary of War to day.
Special to World The Confederate
troops are moving Northeast and South
east from Manassas. They intend simulta-
neous attacks ,and:to approach Washington.
The centre will make feigned attack on
Arlington or Alexandria. There are pick
cts out to five miles on the Potomac and
the Chesapeake, from Harper's Ferry to
Fort Monroe.
Special to Iri5unel Colonies Farnham
and olocum are both improving. The regi
ment of teachers and students rendered by
President Harvey, Of the Illinois Universe.
ty, has been accepted. John Underwood,
OF Virginia, has been confirmed as fifth au-
ditor of the Treasury.
The Baltimore Clipper says that nearly
400 negroes appeared at Fort Monroe on
Friday night, and claimed protection. 1t
is said Hampton was to be attacked by the
rebels, and they had been advised to flee to
the fortress. General Butler ordered them
to return.