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IN b: Boz 1sts :. American Needle co.-:'
Parsons Wishing drop letters adzefleed an.t af
u te5ss sset &C. s31RR an III no;ebe,
daily, (exeept Sundays) from ~. TIL P.x@.on
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OK 000 TO LOAN.-Wa. want
qpc9OVV 3 Arst-class piece OF CITY acSu51ty
for loan Of the above amount for three OF ya years
at 10 Per cent. b. n. DOWNING q CO., SIS Clarg
erect FED
, 1861-02-23

'DickBon David
Darling r .,
DeWo1f 3.
Davis Edward
Deane Fred'kG
Durkee Samuel
DInger Samuel
DefenbaughT Th
DoheEty Thoma
capt
Doo1ittle Har "
Duncan Henry
.Delu1ead Henry
Douglas HFoFt
Dillon James.
Dauphin Jas,B
Dixon John
Dalton JohnB
, 1861-02-23

Phe1an Elizabeth mrs
Peckham John A mrs
Perkins Sarah n miss
Pilkinston Lofty miss
Pond Carrie 4 miss:
Price Eu1elfne mra
Pulaifet Hannah mrs
Pratt Mary g mrs
,SPeataon1 Susan Xnlrs
, 1861-02-23

-Yeager Ias q mrs
YouprNAtht1 mrs
, 1861-02-23
ORIGINAL
Certificate to expire the s1st day 1t January, 1891


Certificate to expire the sst dy ot January, 1891
.-z AunrroR's OFFICE, srA7E OF I1L1xus,}
Springfield, January n. 1851.
Whereas, The Security insurance Company OF New
York has led il this oaises q he son.
The Agencies of Insurance Companies Northumberland
by the State Of Illinois approved February It'll 185
an act arnendatory thereto, approved Januaryd 1ss
and Whereas sad Company has fuf1ished SATISFACTORY
evidence that 1t ts possessed of the required
capital invested Id BtocG md ortSeEe5 and has 1lleH
ID this otce written instrument tlgled By the Fre
dent and Secretary therrof., appointing B. ".
PHILLIPA Of Chicago Illinois, It's Agent foE the tans
action of The bnslaeof ea!d Gompany and 1ully and
Of process for and On behs1f d said Company, con
agent shs1I be taken and held tobe asyad
upon he Company. and waiying all caim Of error By
rea4on at Buch service.
tue acta Aforesaid, / JESSE Z. DUBOIs Auditor Of
Public Accounts OF the State of Illinois do hereby
certify that the said " PallLtPs + aatho5zed aS ~
January IN the year eighteen hundred and sixtytwot
50 Mr may be legally empowered go to do BY said
,1 s~, II Testimony xhereotI hare hereu9to sul
aKAL fscttbed my naIue and affixed the seal of my
Co. oses At Springfield. this seventh day Of Feb
f'"' u a. - 4'<@1 JESSE E. DUBOIS. Auditor P. d.
, 1861-02-23

OMAna MAfln
O'GradyJ John :
O'Connei John
0'DouneIls j =
URfley.Eugene
O'Bnen Anthon
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CEWING n CHIN ES.
~ I, CORNELL q CO.'S
Family and Misunderstanding
$40 SEWING MACHINES.
rcaur L. HAHR3S PATENT.

$40 SEWING MACHINES
rAGGAHT e. FAHHJS PATENT.
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lcerudcate to expire On the 1st day Of January,


lceruacate to expire % the 1st aay Of January.
...~..- ArD17oss oy11ck szArEey !1L1ao1a} :
= Springfield, February 15th. 16af.. =
Whereas, The Geedhne Insurance Company q New;
don ofas aHatta. as required by An act to regulate
the Agences nt lnsurauea Companies
by the State Of Illinois, approved FehEuazy l5ta 1
an set amendat2ET hereto. approved Jangalgd la57
aud whereas said Company has furnished satsactoTy
evidence that IT Is possessed Of the required amount
IN this office Instrument signed BY the Pres
1dent aud Secretary thereof appointing D.. ",
PHILLIPS, Of Chicago unoIs tts Agent for the t1ans
action Of TIE business Of said Company end tn1y and
unresezvedly authorizing him to acknow1etge service
Of process for and on bahaH oI sid Company COP
agent ahall be taken and held TO be as valid
1eason OF such service.
~ sox H q
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agent Company to transact the business Of
Insurance in, this State until the thrty-arst day OF
January in the ye.t eighteen hundred and mItytwo,
20 faE as he may b. legally empowered to do
1-~I~9, IN testimony whereof / have herennto sub.
3ssAL Escrbed my name. and affixed the seal of my
t' otlcs; at Springfield. this nffeenth day Of Feb
'' - - ''' JESSE E. DUBOIS, auditor F. Z.
Insurance Rooms Of
B w.PHILLIPS g. CO.,
Hos. 4 and 6 Clark street. Chicago, H. ::
fe19e51.1m
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OTATEAiENT Of the conditio
~ OF THE
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,

On Of January 1851 mads to the State Of Illinois
The mama of the CORPORATION Is KTNA INSUK-
ANCE CQMPANY, located at Hartford, Conn.
The Capital ls FHTKEE HuSDRkp THousASp uolr
LABS, and Is paid up. ,e..,-..
aeayrT8. Par Vnlne. Va1pe,
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, 1861-02-23

Insurance Roems of {
B. w. PHILLIPS & CO..
Nos. 4 and Clark Street, Chicago, Ill.
felt.C2l-4W i
, 1861-02-23
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CTATEMENE- of,zthe@: 'ndition
e.: ..:,.r-= OF THE =: nix. ;. !.
SECURITY FIRE INSURANCE CO.,,

9: On the INST day of Janu.rz. 1851, 4
s5RascE ss5ae e6aF4SYp aRa oesea he y af
Tsx The amount aSs i edptta, M stotf
Capital paid l4 nR ooo,oo
Cash On hand End N hands agents g soae
100 6hafes Of Stock Bank Of EeE York.. 9,1o0M
50 -. Bank Of Commerce s,:-: 75oM
IL u, ~ Bank of North America. 1GN %
50 't.-a+ American Exchange BE- 10 %
Bonds % Il tss I'd nhoa % Fra ~1aoss@
Debts due the Company secured py mort ~
gage Oh Zeal Est3te----.. 4sAh100
Loans secured By Is stnres Great Westerly
Insurance 6tocE.:--.-s- .:.-.--...-t shuo0Ud
Scrip Union Mutual Insurance Company }
shnres Continental INSURANCE Company: 800 gQ
Is y. Eeaolute INSURANCE Company. - -, 10o0 %
81 -; Sixth Avenue Railroad so9M
Que Tor PREMIUMS. 4S2
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Losses uuadtusted ...........+--..". $sa2m = :
All claims againssthe comp&a7.4..... zoo j.
Total, s:stSe stse .,ooa
b. ". PHILLIPS Il CO..
Agents for chicago, oace Ro. Clark street.
, 1861-02-23

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5000 &0s1. 4
1000 Aup., +.
500 8.6D
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5000 5000. |.
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5000 M21fan |
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5000 .8,00. >. |
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1900 1,Eo.' |
100, M,H7m |
600 s1,&oi.U, |.
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5000 M,&0. |
1D0 11E0. |
$500 lt%' /
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5000 $3.50 |
1850, 1872. |
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10000 1850. |
5000 2l@ ]
L}m 1oan. |
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1900 2zM. |
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1900 5000. |
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$500 $3.50. |
1900 $3.50. |
allG>o 1900. |
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Dooner John =
D4HsonJoah'aH
Drew Josfah g.,
Darcy John H
DuncanJas D 6 :
dickinson Jos W
Davis Walter "
oDe1ford VIII P
sDe PauW.W,C.
Doyle Jas -:.c.;7-s
bead VIM
LDowns WINS
DI1ey YIN G
Dunn William
Deegan Dennis
.DeWolfe " F
Dalton Joeeph
Doyle John
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peunfson & r.
Dusenb1rTA,T.
; Davis Nelson )
Damon Albert
Dooley Patrick
Dovnee CongE
Doodry Patrick
Drake,C
DutfyP Patrick
punntng
Delang patrick
Dunn r j X
Davenport pAH!
DuneganDanfel
Downs D
Downing ..
Davis 1ayfu III
, 1861-02-23

Conde Henry,C.
Crein.J s >
Eunky james
Coragan JaB''t'.:- ::
t7nlton W.: = 9
Collins ) 8
7EruuJaxnea F
,Erother I.E...,:.:t. : :. :
GUSTS James tr
Craig 1ames ~
Gone 1noE.-
-Conrtrr19ht.5E::.
..CoionyJohn ~; ~;
Cram john' s. !:
;'Epnnel'John;---
rCone John 3, u
:Cone.G Geo w. :
.Eol11naWD:: I'll
.CHltqp III Mehael.:t,
Crolly' c:A!;;;:1
. O1lfnsLincY.
Coneuy Michael.
FCrunder RI ::
-Conakt1ek-W-H
? ECO! =.
aCrnker, Ktug'i&.;
Peterson
AseyThpB-c,7; ?;
TTaFE 1nhu
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-10
TIE Saturday RtSiss discusses tie same
subject at length. 1t remarks;

TIE Saturday RtSisS discusses the same
subject at length. 1t remarks;
"Tbe markets Of the world were glatted
with Manchester goods at the time when
the American war put sudden stop to the
supply Of cotton, and even;iI tue material
were 10 be had In unlimited abundance, the
absence Of sufficient demand for all that
Lancashire could produce would itself spf-
tics to bring down the rate Of production
TO something like It's present standard, A
striking proof that the want Of market
has almost As much TO DO with tue stagnA-
tion Of this branch. OF Industry as the
scarcity Of material, Is 70 be found in the
comparative prices Of manufactured and
unmAputaclgred cotton. Both, OF course,
hare zisauip value since the bl6ckAde Of
the American ports hut the addition %
the pFiesof cotton goods isssid 70 DO not
more thAn half the ipcteRse ,in the price Of
cotton sttsss6s
Itseems evident that Il the manufacture
ers of Great Britain could have had their
win, itthelr short.sightsd policy had pre-
vailed, and England had made common
cause with Davis for the sake Of a full sup
plyof cotton, the result would have been
such oysr.mauufsctaro and over trading 10
Great Brltain as must, inless than a year,
have brought on-e commercial reyulsiOn
more serious, because shAviag more real
cause, than our own panic of1s57. The
wishes fthe cotton lords had they been
granted would have brought ruin upon
them audtheir operatives,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-10

IashlOnabls OAths over . dying solder,
and play The paFt Of b'uisl Gad fools zea.
sEally-havs Jo0fftqutaily beta appol5Isl
surgeons and assistant lHrEs0ui 10 lhe
army. The writer 0i ibis AAt been The
victim, 10 IOmt eXIsht, of saeh bWSll.hsad
Cd, sRlE.impOSiant eAApli and Of al The
dlSaSIsrS aud uliloFIOass which atsh IL
bsiF 90, there l5 nobs from which 10 Fould
rray more earnestly 10 eteAps than from
lbai Of falling lHlo The hands Of Somt u
these 1nteelibR aud Incompetent men.
have sseh soldiers, food aud true men,
who would be An honor 70 any HatlOh,
parchsd and burning W With fever, Iyiug
10 We, tents without bedding SppPlit,i
With food IN such manner that southern
planters would not allow lheir we'll me-
groeI TO eat, srnd fot lh0 surgeon, and Il,
PeFehanoe, be saW6t, Ia the uIpissty Of bis
exalted position ID % answer The call al
all, II would BE- 70 AK 4 few Grabbed quss.
tons utter few Oathsi and, without one
word Of Sympathy d 6S'escoasAgemsat. tara
upon bis high-hOeled bootS Aad proudly
slTpt on.
ana nave seen WOtAe auuefinR, II pos =
Slble, than this, from ancther source, where,
perhaps, there was not luy one 80 mUct "a
blame. | have seen wagons crowded With
sick men, with 20 beddiag but knapsaeI;
aud an old blanket, sad conveyed over mis-
srabIy rough roads fortY or ily miles.
have Seen the same ueH put out Of the
wagons when they eoali be hauled no fur.
thsr, to drag themselves over the moun
tains as best they eould-slaggefing from
weakness aud disease When they had been
literally jOltsdt to death--or tried 10 Wall;
uatll tue last sxPiring breath, aud then
buried 10 some unknown spot, far away
from home and loved cares.
These have been part of our suaeriugs
here in this dreadful portion Of the ser.
vice. Il is to bs htpsd such SulFiriIH;f
will not again Oceui, and IL anybody has
been to blame for any Of this, it iS 10 be
hoped that u nerited rgtrlbution Will be
dealt out sooner or lMer. tits, however, n
matter Of which We cannot judgeso we'll as
in the case OF Incompetent physicians"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-10

nanasf u once gFAei6aS Asd poRSfiul, you
have sysEything hat yoa sAa Riih 81 40
oatIard lld % Saseeil, A thOHOpgbly
good nanasr will Ohsu DO much o nsu-
lralits the III effect 81 40 Sp0sseSSluS
APPeAF0nss. Bet 40 tll.heored COuats.
aaate may heA Stambllng block At,tAS
palssi that 4 never Iufmoguts4 Il re-.
Pels at the arSt start There are people
detcribed As 'uaprtIentAbls, who have
giants 60 contend against Al lhsIF dFst
SlAEi In life. WhSS Ihey hAVp once made
their way into the world, The inSigplAcAnes
OF grOtesgusheti Of thelr aPpeArAnss "a 4
matter Of no momeal Nay, Indeed, We
may uot uHiAitly assign some additional
credit 70 the mAn who has forced bis WY
10 the trout ia spite Of al physical de-,
iects and personal drawbacks, But Il ID
40 awful thing fora yOnuR beginner Il
have 70 contend against The lmpsdihshtl
Of 4 bad fAes, An inSiguiGeaRi OF uhgaialy
hguFs, apl a bad mAnher 10 the PFeseust
Of others"
HA1nsonE Hls alSEAAtLr "IgLeE FGH.H =
The same kesh ObSeysr gnAl 90 10 sAyi
"NoW Il commonly happens that they Ehc
arc most SueeesStal With women are dol
The handSOmest men. And the fVasOa oi
this 10 ObTiOnB, Haads0Hs nta rtiy0pd
RHeA on tAtiF hsadloRatutI. To pss met,
aphOr, rather expressive than eloqas I,
they expect al the pretty women 10 1nmp
dowh their throGts.' Bat pretty women
will not jump down their lhEOats. Thu
process Of deglulilou is mot affected by
them. They have no notion Of being qui.
stly absorbed, They must be won, brave.
y, ,lAboriOusly, and with bSc0mluR ssase
OF what is due Them. Are We 10 lilhk
that we have only 70 sit quietly Ia our
easy chaira, to tWirl our mOnstAChs6l--
Beauty is divine gin; let Whosoever poI.
sesS It be thankfnl Madame deSGasl, one
Of the most gifted oil moFtalS, said shB
would surrender all she possessed In e1-
change for it
But Madame deSlssl was woman, and
| Am now writing about men. Everybody
kaOWs that men care more about beauty 10
the other seq than women do, /, and for thls
reason, lhat pleasant sights aud sweet
spouust Auu everything holt Auu Bbntle, u
delight aud refreshmsht to them. But
the OrdinNry environments Of women ara
sOil aud gentle. They lead comparatively
passive lives, and thar which most fasct
naEss them Ia the other sex lS sense 81
active power. WHAT'S Softness and smooth.
ness 70 lhem2 Bless them, they like the
Igrlt, Even the hard lines on a mans face
l-the pallor, nay, the less interesting sal.
lOwness of his Gheek-are Interesting Ii
them, II they denote power, rrepsat tlst
PeFSOnalbeAuty is great gIft even 70 4
man But 1t isouly rs an acCOmpani imedl
70 other gifts thatII contributes to success
Everybody knows what Wilkes, the uglitst
taau 10 England, said 10 Townsend, the
hSndsomslt Audit was not = mere idle
bOast.p t. ss8.. 4sSl r
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-10
dooO HiSr, Ks 70 MANNER.

A good haiE-spIit.er, Who writes for The
CoFnhtll Aagasiae thus puts Il sensibly.
Nothing but AiFeally natural manner is
genuinely successful IN the long srun.-s-
Now. the natural manper Of some peopleiis
good-of others hopslessly bsd, though
there may be little diEeteaestins the aood
beneath. 1t Is bard that i've shonld be
prejndiced BY what is merely superscial5
but we ate, lhAye hsard il said that this
Is not prejudice, tor the manner is tie out
ward and Visible sign Of the man! Bat
there arc very excellent people in thewoEld
with manners the reverse Of pleasant
people shy aud reserrsd OF pr1sque and
foorishi with whom personal iptsreourss
e BY nqimeaas delight Others, again.
there eEA, with whom half an hours taiE
e like "a insigontiug bath OF shashiae.--
Therets ! another saccessful manner, TOO
one which tmpresses every one with 4
sense Of your power. II you have both a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-10
MIsrAKEs.
The Elements OF Success In Life --
observation-disclosures aud Appear

The Elements OF Success In Life :.
COnV6fsRt Rti0n--MAnner and Appear
sgsa 8itf9& auoes
Gentlemen do not converse wsllenougb
in onr country, We have been long aware.
Il gave us greiit relief, therefore, to dad
this 4HisTicdH rant thus ably numbered
among the snmiSiakes Of educated men =
in the address Of John s. Hart, ESQ. az
Pennsylvania College Excuse my ilwcll-
iag afitne on this point. rhereis among
our best educated men. I am Sorry to saw,
a large amount Of UB entrtie Ia regard 10
this MattT ef conformation Very MANY
such petsonsare disposed to rely for their
success and their position ii sociGty solely
upon tntirpt Professional skill and Industry.
They hassdstpt duly considered the sd-
vauta rs might bring them. They are
disposed letse dll that to those more
ambftioas u sociaI distinction. When
they are IN company, they speak, indeed,
II appealed 70, orifit comes entirely ID
their way % DO 50, but they feel o5re.
spohsibllity for keeping Conversation atloat
Allow me to say, gentlemea, this Is All
wrong Independently of ali considera.
tiohsof iterest add policy there Is a clear
duty IN this matter. Every man who min.
giles 10 the sotietYiof hts fellows is bonnd
70 contribute his quota % the common 60.
tertafnuent, just asim6eh IS ia a joint ex..
cntsionof any kidd he w0uId bebodud %
pay bis share OF the reckoning, E9asdtsa
mea, beyond al oiktSt; ttolld StltIS Il Al a
ieltar dGty to ieara h0p 70 talE tStlt il e5mpa.
ny. Conversation Is al art; but il Is an AIT
which can be acquired, aud depend upop
it no acquisition gives b Saret Or more
ample return for the amount Of effort need.
al 147. .i4l tsp ~. lst5 -.i tlli Li.5lgIt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-10

Henry D. Bacon, H. boey. y
". RUTLgR, TraaA ALRREp cLkPs Praft.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-10
The ootten au...len % : Nsr Pha...

Il
thaI been the uniform practice Of Brit
ish papers and writer's to atsribu,s the en-.
bNrrAssmont OF the Cotton manufactures in
England, and the distress caused by the
same, to the short supply Of material con.
sequsnt upon closing the Southern ports
by the United States government, AS the
N, Y. Po'i gives it, their fotmula Of com.
plant was as follows: "It We have no cot
ton we shall starve; ws would get cotton
| lift were not for the stHbboruness of the
United States 90 'erpment in resisting the
will Of Mr.. Jefferson Davis; therefore, il
we starss, the North is to blame" BUTT
occurred to somebody to ask what good
cotton would do it you had no cuStomers3
And when candid and thoughtEul men were
once led out of tho macadamizsd road Of
reasoning which the TINES had laid down
for them, they discovered not only that It
would be dangerous to mtaulaclure ahead
Of the demand, but that, to u considerable
extent, the depression in British trade was
owing to the fact that :hs Ho5k of mauu-
factured gOods was alre4dy nuet l,rger
than even the usual demand made prudent;
and that, with such Interruptions as are
caused by. our troubles, there wAs nu alarm.
ing Oyer-supply of cotton sOuds in English
and foreign warehouses. lsa Z
The London Times has an elaborate ar
ticls on thissspect ot tue ease, in which
tits stated that, 20 far fsotd eottOn hting
SeAres=- i9'5 3
-"ths price oE tAdl6l cotton has tiSgn
but slightly in comparison with that Of
the American commodity the very stocks
of cotton ip Indian warehouses Rre left to
rot for want Of purchasers, and our Call
cutLa eorrespondsnce informs us that,
though India could certainly send Man
chester all the cotton she wanted, Man
chester was found unwilling to give the
money FOR Il.
awe are assured that for some time past
the production OF cotton goods has been
greatly in excess Of the legitimate dc.
mand, and that the markets ot tie world,
10 fact, are glutted with Lancashire ex.
ports. Our manutactuI ers, therefore, 9n.
der any circumstances, would have been
compelled about this time to suspend or
curtail their operations, aud they nre now
doing only what must have been done
sooner OF later, whether the American
crop had been intercepted or not. II Is
alleged, in fact, that the shortpess Of the
supply Is rather opPortune than otherwise,
as giving q good preLeIt for slack work,
and that the real cause OF the present stag
nation is to be found not in the scarcity Of
cotton, but in the absence Of demand for
Calico y
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