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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-08
TIE OLp Folks CosoEar.-Fathe

TIE OLD Felix's CoEcERr. Father
Kssnp's Antique. Concert Troupe gave another
excellent entertainment at LsCiairs Hail 90
Saturday evening to full house. Aside from
the superior musical talent dep lsyed by this
sompsny, the style Of drsss lie membsrs have
assumed 10 particularly attractive. The nssi-
cal talent displayed 10 producing the tunes Of
the olden time 10 Of the highest order, and par.
tioularly atsrastivs-sspseially to those Who
ere eonvsrssn: With those good old anthems
and psalm tunes Of our fathers boyhood days.
Besides these tunes '.of solemn sound." they
present . variety Of sosgs Of ancient and mod
srn orisio. which are sxseatsd very hand
somsIy.
This sfternoos, - three o'clock, they gave .
concert for the children. st Nssrcpolitsa Hall;
and tbis evening they sing again q LsOlsirs
Hail. Those Who delight 10 svsst mseie, or
have desire to zee the styls Of drsss worn BY
cor anssstees. should attend.
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AsoTnsR OLD SETTLER GONE.

AhOIHhH OkD SETTLER OUNE.-
After lingering illness Of several weeks du-
ration, onr respected fellow citizen. John b.
Morton. departed this life and vas gath cred to
his fathers, last evening at nine o'clock. at the
age of nearly fifty five years.
Mr. Norton came to this city while yet a
young man, from Cincinnati. In the yess 1889,
we believe, and has ever since been clorsly
ideatifisd with its growth and prosperity =
HE family at The time Of h.s arrival, as at the
time Of his death, consisted Of a wife and one
sou, both OF whom yet living. lie vas q
painter by trade. and has pursued that occu
patton industriously ever since he toek up bi.
reeiisnes 10 Davenport. A . ci.ixen he has
ever been held In highest esteem. Hs up
rishtness aud integrity 10 all his intercourse
with HE fellow men was ptoverbtal In man
uer he vas modest and uDassuming. and 10 tie
daiv walk aud couv sssatiou . true Christian
At the time of bis death hs held the office Of
CITY Trsasursr-a trust which he discharged
Tor nearly two years with perfect fidelity He
vas 10 oil respects traly good man. His loss
viii be fsi. 10 soeiety. and be deeply mourned
bv oil who knew him.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-08

VALRNTlxEs.-S,arr has received a
lnrgerand beautifully selected stook Of Valen-
tlpee which he eel 10 1t low figure. Lovsrs
who want to follow the old ousiom on Vslsn.
tins's day. should give AIN on early call.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-08

THs JOHNSON MuRDEa CAsE.-1he
rsascn Why the Judge in the Johnson murder
case, recently tried 10 Rock lslal 3. ct aside
the verdict Of tbs jury. VS.. ssys the A'9ss'
frat, besAues enc ot the jury. James hsstl'er-
con (.ome times called Hadisor) vac On alien;
and second. that. under the indietn cot aud
the instructions Of the eeurs. . verdict Of gu,l>
u vas not wasrsnted BY the evidence John
son was ipdictsd for killing the girl BY blows
With hammer or some other Instrument on
the head. produsing fracture OF the sholl In
,we plssss Il mast. therefore. be proven that
the eirl wa killed In that or soms similar
manner, or the prisoner .nnst Be aeqsitted.
That be killed her, Ne pTessUs No one doubts.
bat Il must b proven that he killed her 10 the
msnpsr alleged In the indictment. or in 'ca
oshs slmiIsr wsy. which would trtdsss shs
holss found 10 shs skoll Had IL been proven
that bs ALLIED Der By drowning, BY snothssIos.
by bleeding. o. BY ravishosns. or 10 sene wsy
whie could not have prodseed the holes 10
the skuil. he would get clear By ateehnioslity
and could not be again tried for the crime
DR.. Farrell vas = member Of the eoronsr's jury
and madsa careful and os;tiosl examination.
OF the skull At the time. finding that the scaIp
at the place where the pieces OF bone we're
missing, had dscoDpossd snd disappeared.
which, taken In connection with other appear,
auess. satis6sd him that the bones bad been
removed by great force or violence before The
Al Lat al fnNlu In
Il vas . fracture. Drs. Grover and Trueedals
. creed with him 10 that opinion. At that h@e
On The trial, Dre. Farrell and Grover still held
10 the came opinion. But DR.. Trsesdsle with
DR. Gal, made reconciliation, and gave it -
ts.ir opinion that It was not fracture. but
that the bones were displaced by natur |
causes. IN the course Of deoemp osition. and so
testified.
On the trial, after DR.. Truesda!e and Gait
had given their evid,nce, DR.. Farrell was re-
oslled, and made a careful examination Of the
skull. With glsss. and reaeserted his former
opinion, that 1t was . fracture. HE evidence
was stopped St this point. The evidence,
thei sYors, did not determine the fact positivs>
ly, two surg cons giving one opinion and two a
contrary opinion. We understand that. siuee
the trial Drs. Gregg and Csdy hsve examined
the skull and given their opinion that the holes
were produced by nsturat scausss. Also. that
Drs. Hall. Brockstt. Bald win ard cthers have
carefully examined the skull, and declare that
the holes we're produced by violence.
The question ie, therefore, undetermined
and the case goes N Henry County for trial
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-08

Shipments from Davenport for the
week ending Feb. 9th $40 barrels Of hour'
., 900 bushels Of wheat. 2 800 bsshsls Of bar
ley, l 200 bushels OF oats. 10 tons Of corn mssl
| 800 pounds Of butter. IA. 100 pouuds Of lard
So $50 pounds Of cut mssts.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-08

Day BOARDERs w tyANrED.-A limited
sumbsr Of day boarders can be sesom@o-
dated by calling al the Arst door from The
s,rner Of Sixth and haia streets, west eide.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-08

RFcRUITs. Business in this line has
been du,i since Saturday moroisg. Sinos then
only about twenty recruits Tor the Old rsgi-
msnts h,ve reported a. Col Grisrs hesdquar.
iere This I. by no means a fair specimen Of
the result Of recruiting in this state
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-08

FousD.-A gentlemsu's walking cane.
The owner eau have The same by proving
property aud paying charges. Apply ~ this
ofioe
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-08

Kehoe d Carhart, opposite the Lee
Claire HYuss. have all the late styles Of Vol
vt trimmings, head nsts. dress goods. eloaks
hoop skifte, and bsimoral skirts.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-08

GRAND MAeQgaRADE. - Among the
novelties Of the season will be a Grand Mas
qaerade Ball, at L,hrmann's Hail. on Sstur-
day, the 18Th Of this month. Tickets can
he bad at Lshrmarns or at fireman Il CO. e
co opfse'ionary store. Brady street No tickets
viii lie cod on he evening OF the Ball. Re-
fr. shm ents To be obtained at The Hall
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-08
CRGArCON0oliDATe LANE
clnsInnad Z Chleage lair Ii

R.aHLROAW
r,SOpTY NIlnB fno 0aOnfB MOUTH
Z to Oinsiqneti, Iadiasapels - lseisville.
Two Espeses Tsaias 1eaN6 Weag 0iAe mir ~.
ut Chicago. = follow!
ASA \, 1e1ly, snsste Du1aa0.
A. s:le r 7, lalys sissPt Desasae1.
Arvivsat lo.lS A Il, cd 1osle 1U.
Through - sOiaolnn6G aaA lndinapelieJA A1tAsat
Aange q 6asS-
Qeeaat 8l1eeinH O. . AlfAt fm1nA ae
1h(o'n CiAs1n66la, Msvoa s0esA
lDa1lst3 pDeD1 = ~ MQeh-Wss4 - ~ O.
laR9 49, - ~ nsn1sepa ssse4 ean1sl
/ ssss- .56S0 ISA1uGsses eshno>v4
- - - ~ n /.
IL .axuor u n TAAz M 4 ,xivSl-sir
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DEPARTURE OF VE1ERANs.-The

DEPARTURE OF VETERANs.-Th vet
e'an companies B and C Of the I'd Iowa In.
fsn,ry, dspsrted this werniog for Pulaski
Tenn a large number Of friends waited on
the boys TO tbs osrs sud bid them = hearty
good bye Some Of .ha. numbtr will probably
live to return At the end If the war, but IL IL
more then likely that number of them have
pal hone, friend. sod kindred the last visit.
Such il war.
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DEuoprsr's N.w Yopv Ir,us.

DEMoREsT's NRw YoRx ILLUSTRATED
NKws.--Jhis publication comm suds itself 10
the patronage Of the pnblic. I;s illustrations
are faithfully execn,ed and on an sxtsnsive
&c lie. and its editorials aud sslected matter Of
the best qoslity. Price ~. 90 per year. single
copies ei. ht cents.
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Chieass and Rssk Island Raiiroa
WlNrER RARRANGFMR RNT. 1e6a.

WIN F68 BNTS 1869.
IN AMI AF1 sK MONDAY. NOV. 10, 1855,
" and until fufthss noties, trains siil leave
DAvenpcft daily, 8andays s1sspted, ,ss fciiows:
1t mail train at........-............e SIS 4. i.
- Meht sxpfs0. .....-............:.S.AO .S.A 20 :. y.
/ 1ssins srfivs y Davsapsft daily, 6sAdays ex.
eeptsd, q follows:
lsSnigAt empress ~. ;. - 4. =.
- daily express and nail teala q. .e.0S r. n
AL tsalns over this soatea In lifect oonnexiou
= eOhisago viii tsains over both ~ Alehinn
9sathssn, Michigan Central, Pittsburg, Fort
Vayne, sad Chicago Railroad = and from De-
oDlt, Toledo, Colanb1s, Olevsaand, Cineinneu
0tAsAarg, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagars Fslls, Aha
~, New Yosk, Pailsdslphia, BaltinsEs and wash
hosssneegs aae famindod Of The nseessity d
Gvlng 61Golnos l1soetione - 70 the destnation =
heif bageage, also toproours Tickets bsfoFe tax
lnG their sests In the ears - the eonductoss col
eotIares only 70 stations % TIE line of he Ch
80 and noek Island Railroad.
JOHN +. TRACY, Superintendent.
DnyonvoRt, Nss, 10, 1853. dU
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-08

Our families must be supplied with
he comforts nf iife-therefore our youbp
friend. T F. Ei1ries has jus. opened choice
stock Of family groceries. on Brady street, I'd
door above 4sh, which he will ss,l cheap for
cash. This stock is sll fresh ard can't be
beat as az to quality. Give him a call div.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-08

Uhtcaxs Merkst.
By Telegraph CaI0Ae0. Feb. g.
FlouR-Duli.
WasAs-Aoosrat-ly active at el.l1k0l - for n o
/, and u llCGl liz for No. 2
Coaa- Fair demand for Lew, at 40 advance Of Nc
l. Sales at SAG e4s. OLD quiet at 0sselc.
BiaHwISYs- Dull st 704eyc.
Livestock Market dru; sales show IN adv nee Of
from 10 lOs on hogs.
Dhss I'D Hoas-Active for light At To- Heavy
lots aro dull and over Bales at a. o07 ~ princi,
pally at ef1s.
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Eos. Sale.
HOUSES AND LOTS

n Davenport, LsClairs Z Iowa City,
r AEDs IN JOHNSON, MUSCArINE, IOWA
- Poweshiek. Jasper, Jones, Louisia, Des-
Moines, Calhoun, Carroll, Csrro Gordo and frank
lin counties.
GEO. L. DAVENPORT, Exseutor,
Os, JOdN L. COFFIN:
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!. No. 50 Brady Street.

No. so Brady Street
ROIo' Tour il Europe. 10 vols, by JacobAb Abbo,.
Rolo 10 London. RoiIo in Paris
Rolo ia swit1si.ud Ron, IN Rome. /.
noio IN Scotland, koto the Alantk
Rono in Naples, ,n the
The kolo Books, Il veb BY Abbott.
Learning Talk Learning 10 Read Play, School, Mnn Expsimsn
Fire. Sky, Water Air Tave, Vacation.
The Florence Stories ny Jacob Abbott, vols.
Fioreoce and John Gimke Orkoty Islands English
Santa Claus Fairy story Books. s Vols.
Fairy Rhymes. Fable Gnlver Fairy Go1moh ,op~
Fables Arabian Nighte
The Pioneer Boy The Drummer Boy Boy
Parseys JsUes.ie Series, IL Uols
A"s'' Rome ass0 Europe M;. Ai. Africa. Africa ireland
ParIey's Cottase.a Library. ~ vols.
Pessevere and Prosper Tales of The and Land.
r.. r,u1 Foas no%s in the Sea- .. ). wi, Bought
Adveuturen Of Billy Bump, Take Csreo No. One
Auntie Mary's stories, 9 vols.
Fanny Parey York pe.ny 10
Boosts, Peep at the Birds, Aunt Mays own Stors.
Tho Mitten Series Excellent Books for Child-ea
Mittens Orphans Home Mtn Mieu New EtA
Mitens, More Mitens.
silver Penny series. VOL.
Sunny Eyed T Cbd Life Naina Theda aud the
Mountain, Patty Williams Voyoge, Nobodt Child and
The Gaskea ofJuveniIes, beautifully illustrated.
Frankie Stof ies vols.
Robbins Nest Stories.
The nariie stories, vols, ty Abbott
Young Peoples Library, le vols.
Tne socH s,"rie. by %u.y so ,,rhr
Tales and stories Worth Telling
Photograph fine Binding and
Fancy Goods ea and seec. br The assortment broken
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The Daily Democrat and News
A. q. SMALLFlELD, Agent.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION

UA1LY.-l5 sents per week pas able tocari, or.
MailAnd post office subscribers, u, 90 per aauaw
payable in advance.
WsxYLr-S2,0o per Annuul. In advance,
In Clubs at the following
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Washington Insurance Company,

nF TIE CITY OF NEW YORK. ON THE
OF the State OF Iowa, pursuant TO the statuscs OF
said State:
l. The name of the Company ts the Washington.
g. he amount of its Capital et OK 900 %
3. Ths amount of capta stock paid up 10 400 600 90
The assets of the Com psny are :.---.. tsl l785l
lst. Cash hand, In bank,
and In the hands Of agsn.s,
or other persona t2J2063
I'd, Real esiate uninc numbered, o5 04s,4 ,45
8d Bonds and stocks owned
by the company how secured
and rate Of interest thereon,
Gee schedule) )-.-.--..-. as,, coo %
lth, Debts OF the Company
secured BY mortgage, Gee
schedule } irst len valued at
60S 100 lS2S4S ~
l-es soh dule, e,)........---...-. % 100 %
oh, Debts for Premiums II 2sl a
7th, All Othor securities, (see
schedule, 65
Iotal Aeeee- .. $o0e . ~ ol
LIABILITIES,
The amount OF Liabilities due or not
to Banks or other creditors -.-..--Nona
8 Losses adjusted and due. Nona
Z LOeses adjust ed and not due None
Q. ! osses unsdju ted------------.-.-.-..- ~ 0f8
. Losses in susp spense, waiting for further
proof, resisted by The Company-.-. 1908
10. An other clAims against the Company, 1855 10
Totai Liabilities ,ss2 "a
II. The great amount insur. In any one
ri (, $50 0OO u-uAliiy 10 000N0
l9 The great st amount allowed by the rules Of
the Company To bs Insured In ono city town or
village, Discretionary.
10 The greatest omouat al Owsd TO be iss1red IN
any one block, discretiorary.
II The act of inoori oiation OF the company, Dec
14ih. 1850, hled
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Dts MoISss JaacEry 80 1ssAS
1t hereby certified, that the Thiitis,b day Il
January, 1854 a eworD statement was nled In this
office. ehowinRihe condition Of The Washington Ia
sGraBoe Company located At New York Uity, in
the Stale Of New York, the lrst day Of Janu.
ary, A. D. 1864 In accordance with provison 81 an
Act OF the General Assembly Of the State OF Iowa
entiiie IAN act in relation to Insurance compsn.
iea," approved January 3sth, 1857, and Act
In relation TO Life Insurance Companies, approved
March 17fh, 1862 that said statemeut shows that
said Company L. possessed Of the ,eqaist. arnou
of capital, and invested 10 required by las.
Author ty 10 tn .rafore given To the above II med
Company TO transact their appropriate bLsinsss Of
Insuia n thia State, III accordance with tht
laws thereof, until the 31st day OF January, A. -
one thousand eight hundred ard sixty.fve
Itis alec certified that b B Woodward, Eeq., Of
Davenport, has been duly appointed b. ssid Uom.
pany their lawful Agent and Attorney for tina ooun.
" of EcJtt. with f0 power 10 take risks Of insur-
ance ther IN, aud 10 acknowledge service Of pro
cesa provids by law, upon his d'ing with Tho
Clerk OF the District court Ia and Tor said county,
cer.6ed copy Of the abatement on die 10 his Office.
II fur her certified that the attach ed true
correct copy of the said statement.
(~~l In testimony whereof have hereanto set
Is. my hand and amxed my .a Of office the
(~~~ day and year nrst above written.
J. W. CATTELL,
Feb. g. div vSt Auditor Of State.
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the GREAT ZOE EVERY NIGH
~ No free list during this engagement.

Seats secured from 10 A. N. till P. M.
ScALs Ur PR,CRs-Private Boxes, - TO So
Balcony, 20 cents Orchestra Sests 30 cents
Parquette, rs cents.
Doors open at 81 Curtain rises 1t ~ O'Clock.
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HrAsE or INV YORK, "a.
r,,.,, ,FNa~ Xnre %.

Henry Weston, Woe President and Wm. K Lo
thfop, Secretary OF the Washington Insurance
Company, of New Y ork. being tevarally ard duly
rn, dapose and say and eisen Tor hinreit aa.s
the following 10 a true, full and staf-
OF ths rfsife Of the sad Coz ycratioa and
they above named officers thereof and that
par II the capital or es mir g. OF s.id Coinpan
has teen deDoeit-d in any state Or Territory co.
our. .ty ft Losses therein
70
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THE MARKETS.

Davenport Market. ....Osily Report.
Ov1lcs OF TaB DsH. NEvs,l
Monday, Fsbruasy,e. J
WHuAr- s000a.
CoRH-6o@6Sc.
OARS -6o@62.
Hoos dressed, tS.00l6bo.
New DvR .Balket.
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Nxw iosx, Feb. s.
Co1TcN.-eil<c.
s,ou.-Market Armer. ts.0o@1 06 Extra state
~ S6@1 so X. H. O.
WHRAr-Oiosed hfmor. tl.bS0l.6s Chicago
Spring; F; Gl.5sgl.el milwaukee Ciab, ti.66G17O
Winter Red.
COks--l.25
UArs--Higher. sO@eS.
PoRE Quiet $50 0oG30 - msss. sis0ls 70
old I: 22Q2s 90 new.
LARD steady st l3H0l29z.
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sd,l HENKi WESTON, vics President.
WM. Z. LOrMROP, 8 cretnrY.

Subscribed and sworn to be lore b., ne atspv )
named Henry wes.on, Vice President, and Vim X.
Iothrop Secretary; tile 25th daf ~ January, a.
u. 1863
~ isigbed,l FREDERICK BULL.
{L.e Notary Pubtc.
(~~) 81 Walker ct.
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s* 3HMkf T5zrN1% 4fA sEz11f4@ "a $FfF& &&
II ~ ssss u arisods ID ssnxs sgf sssaasia
ls2 Sonj ,saenxbsi
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naAC&1CAL DYHR. PARTICULAR At
Nodea paia y dyeiag OlstAs, Silhs, vslvsts,
= o. nooas e say hind--to give aay eolse de-
a.roA =. haFa teoot, tWo doofo west q Iowa.
AW1A -. fmvlA dly
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A. MILLER,
10. 70 pRADY sTRKxT, ssLOw SECOND,
- KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND
makes 70 order
0euss', Roys 4 Chiidren's Clothing
AZ tAe hset materia | and In q manner that oanno
faii 10 give sasisfasti Liberal patronage re
~.atssiiv solioitsd. lny2l-dly
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66Vg PINNOYLvAN1A HOUSE.
r0o3Gn OR FOURTH AND IOWA STS.
OfDavou9sae, Iowa. DAVIS : SoNs,Pr fistorss
lFsS0 0nsaSas to and iron the cars. Office Of
0on1bs leavlngfoe sOlaifs, Prineston, Lyons, De-
VlRr U6nuoko1a enl Auoonooo.
pneo Ono OaliaY poP day. auKH
, 1864-03-08
NEWS PARAGKAPHs.

The BROOKLYN pslice broke up prize fight
On Sunday.
-Gough has refused 900 invitations TO lee
turcthis season.
-Erastus Coming has given up his hard
ware business at Albany. 80
Tho Brooklyn Sanitary Fair receipts arc
$500 1,0o0, and still swelling.
The Eric Railroad u preparing to build
double track. through its whole length.
Lsndon this month to see the roya1 baby
christened. 80.
At the Danrille {Va-) female college the
l.rice Of board for twenty weeks is $500, or
five barrels Of flour.
Tho journeJmen piano makers in New
York to the number Of 1000 arc on strike
and ont Of work.
- The New York BARRIERS have "riz" to
15c for shaving, and 35c each for hair cutting
and shampooinE.
= Fran Josepha Fey is the first woman In
Germany Tho has received license to prac-
tice "leeser surgery"
A New York house has ordered 1,OOy'
baskets Of California champagne; and ship
loaded with wine fs coming round from San
Francisco to New York.
- The Washington National Monument
Society has resurrected itself sufficiently to
re-elect is old officers. Among the Vice Pres
idents is Gen. Scott. =.
- The European and North American Rail-
way Company have purchased'all Of Mfr. John
II. Woods interest In the Penobscot railroad,
including all stock and bonds held BIZ him,
and a1l his stock and other interests in the
NORTH American and European Railway Com
pnny.
= Charles A. Weed Of Stamford, Conn,
has purchased the estate of Secretary Judah
T. Benjamin Of the rebel confedcracy, on the
Mississippi river, near Baton Rouge, for
S140,Gc0.
- There are in Rhode Island thirteen fish
oil factories. The fisheries of that State are
constantly increasing.
In Cincinnati, last week, a wealthy Qua
ker refused to give any money to aid the war,
bnt enid there wns 1ooEe S100 note at his
Office, which the Committee might find.
Mrs. Eben Norton Of Mattapoisett, late
" took from sick chibken the entire crop
or stomach, with its, contents. The opera-
tiou was performed TO- cure stoppagc, the
food having remained SO long In the crop that
putrefaction had commenced. The chicken
Ia now alive, and as smart as any of the
brood '>
= The Clarion penny papers state that a
fatal disease has broken ont in that county.
The disease is noted by sudden trembling
Of the body and azms, which is followed BY
slight symptoms Of fever, and paralysis Of an
arm and the lower limbs, with severe pains
in the back, and finally the vision becomes
affected. Physicians are unable to determine
its character. It is neither typhoid nor spot.
ted fever. =. ', 80.
, 1864-03-08

through with By al1 hands. We coutd not
get near enough to see In consequence Of the
crowd. but at short intervals we heorl loud
smacks, followed By loud peals Of laughter.
The ktssing being over, Dr.. Singer and his
choir neain delighted the audience, and ex-
pressed the feelings Of the happy pair By sing
ing 10 the appropriate tune Of "Content7'
The hymn commencing
The Lord my Shepherd IL,
I Tehan be well supplied:
Since he Ia mine and AM hfs,
What can l want beside, &c.
Silence being restored, Dr.. Poundte1t, in =
loud voice and with q very impressive man.
same ceremony for any other couples who
felt disposed to avail themselves Of the op-
portunity. No one accepted the invitation,
SO the reverend gentleman picked up his
gloves and led the way to the rcfreshment
Table. After the appetites Of tic happy pair
and the wedding guests had been somewhat
appcased the general public were invited to
step up and take something. A number of
American citizens Of African descent handed
round Iicccs Of pound cake, pumpkin pic
squash pie, coffee and cider. The benches
were shortly afterwards put away, and the
order to clear the kitchen promptly obeycd.
Dancing, after the fashion Of 'tyc ancient
times,'f vas then indu1gcd In, and, We bo-
llryc, kept up with spirit until closing time
arrived. The wedding wasa merry one; may
Il result happily: It IS likely to effect a great
change in brooklyn, Us number Of u1mar-
making the New England Kitchen pcrma-
nent Institution. They fntLnd to have apple
rearing and quilting frolics every week, and
then who knows what NAV hnpDnnP
, 1864-03-08

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From tae Doctors long experience In Hospital and
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