Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume], March 26, 1859, Image 2

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STATE DEMOCRAT.
OITY or PJIV1.KPORI,
[•nlw, WifHi Nt IUV
B«*Mrt«ir RMto «MNliM
1k« tauii tiiat «i l«* tii itt'i/j notiflsd
lb• DNurrtMc (UU OeaveaOea Mr 1*», will ee
heid
Dm M'onee, WmlnMdiy, Juna let, 'M,
la Ibv Capitol, at 10 'cfcak, A M-
The (ur(KjM- of the Convention '.emlnate
candidates 0»« rll..-wlng uBce., lo to* ait*-d
•HUH iK h'lKi rlartto
On* t,.,*nivr.
4n« l.nutrnanJ t.mttmor,
Tkr: Judft* of Uu Su/*—u
Also I. ».l such a .,.1"" "",|aD "f
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consider but one tiling, that is to
nominate tbe best men that can be
found in the democratic party, for the
offices w! are to be lillcd. Avail­
ability is ever a consideration, but we
believe tbat
best men
able at this time. The democratic
party in this city to-day, is a
this end can be accomplished, and the
offices filled with able, sterling dem-
o&fats.
We have noticed a desire among
•ewe to push themselves—to assert
their claims upon the -mocratic party
for oftieeu, as a consideration for past
services or something else.
not the ruse!
whatsoevc^-upon the suffrages of the
party t" Inch he belongs on the
other
hand it is the democratic party that
bus claims upon its members, and
whenever, in tbe mind of that party,
it la settled upon, that any one of its
members is the proper mnn tor any
given position, if
Acs
claims
upon^its members, but the
members have no claims upon the
part) Therefore, in all eases, it is the
datv of any member t'f the pa.ty
when called upon to act, to do so
cheeifully, and perform his duty hon
orably, and as a lruioerat, Init we very
flatly deny, tbat any member has a
light to claim any otlice.
if there is anything that we dislike,
it is "professional candidates." This class
of individuals are eager for oflicial
distinction, and just as soon as there is
talk of an election, they commence to
assert
th«ir
Auditor ..f State, ha^ retura«a
Tin'
the
t"e
Berty ss may I«! i—t .w uUU i u. mrt the trt
»tuph of our priauples aod •utnll««».
Th« ratio of reprt ••.nletion will oi.» every
1(10 VOt«e est f.»rSau.U«i U' lMr«Ul/ O
State to October. 1*N."
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Blutis district.
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Franklin
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sidered auspicious of much
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Wright ....
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forty
a*' addttlou-
1 delegate ha* en allowed.
Particular atlenti'ii l» called to tb« action of the
Democratic (W»ii OeiiT.ntloDn far imrcril put ywit
prohibiting *11 representation by prow vot-a.
The several Couniy Oentral C.inu.lttin are tape
dally requested loses that couniy meetings be
toe »«|»lf|i of eeaditig delegates.
J«B A. WILLIAMSON,
C'h'n Ulali' Pt'n Kx, \-m.
DtHscrslle Cvarmdaa To-toy.
This is tbe day uamed for the Ifcmi-
ocratic City Convt .ition. It will be
held at the Court House this aft«ruoon
at '2 o'clock. Several persons have
been talked of by the leading men of
the party an tbe proper ouca for
nomination. It is to be hoped, that it
will be the mind of the convention to
IOSK of sight.—
are the most avail­
-unit
prepared to vote for the candidate
named—no matter what little person
feelings tnay exist. The party is bet-
tied upon one thing—it is bound to
defeat the republican ticket, and by
putting the rirht lucnjn humiliation,
and then working for them with a
claims, and call npou the
party to support them for various
reasons, which they consider good,
BBd whicu nobody else does. The fact
ia, there is no man who can lay any
elaim to the party. If he has claims
of a valid character, others will see it
aa soon as himself, and if worthy, re­
ward him accordingly. We don't like
"professional candidates," they are
anti-democratic institutions we advise
tbem to act more modestly
In the Convention to-day we hope
to «ee such men put in nominatiou, as
Will be strong candidates—an honor
|0 the offices, for which they are
dominated, and when the nominations
•re so made, let every energy be bent
kit every honorable means be used
let every nerve be strained to secure
Ike election of the nominees. Let all
yeraonal feeling* be thrown aside, and
With heart, hand and soul, work—all
a man—for the election of tk«
Oemoeratic Ticket.
5 Lavwr advioot from tbe fnsMtr say that
PktUriw lafBehieg *WB is a flood
fall aine atflai wMt 9»a4re* of early
VMMpadfli'lti task IMMlNgapfMtaBHy
^L|
t%e editor if the I'tica
is
hu
This is
There is no
democrat
who can say that he has any claims
is the rbfht the
Demitrrutie J"Tty to (lemmaf that he
thould tica»nc its servant.
The party
1
*T%Ti• rrm*
1
w
on
farm near Iowa -ity- "Hud*-!
Staff Itf) rter wvjm
the whole matter has the evident T'VT"^
l»e me wnoie iiiam.r lias uie bmuhh U»e follow»III extract*.
ear-marks of a hoai.
The Mt. I
asant
Journal
.—TIjo Keokuk
waya —(•*n^irA I tr.nu
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Louise...
with that place.
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at^t i.'TT'Vnrraerlv Deputy! irrr« tbe LOUHVIII.Courier.) ate »ora»n that *he WM represented at
Abel Beach, Iwj.. fortneiiy y ^trk.,(1.
Bt)(U)
of
loftv irilferity of «iur «Ji»tiii^ui»hei| fellow-
and nrmlation °f COimtrfeit OnfBOtl In-) nUaeure f»r,l grant '.on to bi« boat of n_
,h, m*l«» liank of Iowa No informs- ..Ituirer, here, who know bin, »f ^ore vivdly, bis destiny a.
th( stat« ..... to lie one of tii. Kept, and ptrMt, and intel- »t slowly and silently sinks below the
stales tbat: are inclined to the beli., that his i«
S»-nator Harlan returned borne on tbe |h(* appointment that Mr. Huchana
IAI TiiHile »iuc '»i« 1 re«!«leiilij»l ij con I I
irnn fnr i
Five hundred tons of iron for "J'
t). Kt Madixon road is now It-insr on
the rt. Wauison nM«i iw now
•,f,t?
14th iliSt. oicnce.l Mr i* ap-ntlemai. ot ability, ^Uyuion a high position He had
of )aloru*iid iftMtM, of gr it cftf»acity for i wen tried anu trtisten ana fonnu wor
IIAILKOAD
Post iaiKr,
and withal
ending Match 5th, four thousand acres IIOLT |v,-r-
of land were entered in the Couucil I MASTKK (iisKe.u..—Theoc:asi« i^rmaki
L,. j. I anv reference in the
1
Tbe Keokuk
AI
I U I O I
J'ott
eooii.
convicts f, route for Ft. Madison. perfection ol the grucee of inUgritv in all
t.hingii. rrom our knowledge of him we
The one John T. .Alvarado was sen- are able to eay that it would be impossible
i to induce him to swerve from the path of
tenccd to the Pen. teiit.ary for one ,.clitU(1„
over night, and will start this morning
on the Jien Campbell, for their place
of destination, Ft. Madison.—Burli»i-
tvi Gazette -id.
ACCIUKNT.—A
lad of about fourteen
yearn of age, by name Thomas Hag-
gerty, was badly burned by a powder
rxploxion, yesterday afternoon. He
had tilled an old inolasse9 gate with
powder, applied bu ning paper to the
top, and attempted to blow the Hame.
lacerated his face, putting out one eye, er eats the body. If he meets in his
and probably both. Dr. Scartf was
called in, and dressed the head. He
says the lad will recover, but with the
"Korty fifth," besides an eiuoleiuent in
the ranks of the Walton Fishing Club
should he visit 11?. 1 am told by one
of his brother officers that he is really
popular among his shipmates, and is
not particularly disposed to take ad
vantage of his station. The other day
he called one of th« mates
niS,htly
fiurliiivtoH Haukeye.
Herald,
is traveling in Al'iica, recently visited
lates the following
wilf,
been a mere second son of a (^uoen,or lost, but the tan-taliscr only knocks
1
honorary member of tl e John hiui over with his paw, or walking
Brown's Tract fishing Association. As
1
happened to know a good deal more
about the ruins of Carthage than eith­
er his Koyal Highness or any of his
companions, played the part of cice
rone for the party. As 1 may not have
occasion to refer to him or his again, I
4an
old fool'
for which peice of impudence he got
a b«\ on the ear that sent him reeling
and blubbering to his cabin. He com
plained to his
servant,
^who is a
major
ot high standing in the armv,) but DO
notice was taken of the matter."
CHAKACTKR ItKITKK THAN CRKDIT.
We often hear young men, who have
credit means, dolefully cont^Aing
their lot with that of rich men's sons.
Yet the longer we live, tbe more we
are convincotl that the old merchant
was right, who said to us when we be
gan to live, "Industry, my lad, is bet
ter than ingots of gold, and character
more valuable tbuu credit." We could
furnish, if need were, from a score of
illustrations to prove the truth of his
remarks. In all branches of business,
avocations, character, in the long run,
is the bjst capital. Says Poor Itichard
"The sound of yoar hammer at five in
the morning, or niue at night, heard
by a creditor, makos him easy for six
months longer but if he sees you at
a gau-bling-table, or hears your voice
in a tavern, when you should be at
work, he sends for his money tbe next
day." What is true of the young
mechanic, is also true of the yonng
merchant or young lawyer. Old and
sagacious tirms will not long continue
to give credit for thousands of dollars,
when tbe see the purchaser, if a young
man, driying fast horses, or lounging
about in drinking saloons. Clients
will not intrust their cases to advocates,
however brilliant, who frequent the
the card-table, the wine party, or the
race-cooTse. It ia better in beginning
life, to aeeuro a reputation for industry
and probity, than to own houses and
land, if with tbem ytu have BO charac
ter.—
U. S. Mcmomut.
are thirty more eoatMH 1B the
at OalafcUs tkaa there
pmt
,„llly
wlth wb
:ill parliM, ai.'l In *»*ry
itrcmt »(ilil
thai BO »tii«n, H«.n. Joa4»fh Holt, recently called Every day brin^« with it* dfwn
foundation eii-U f«rth«- reported iHue »'r-*wlent ilu b»D»B to tbe b«d of tbe fre#h evidence of the decline of Iou^
friiinuaiion ei
P.mt. Hhn* l,p.rta»ent.
!.«tbe
1.^
linn warranting even »uch a belief, lia» |e.tu«ii one the abl?at men living. The westerf horizon. He is now arrved ,r
fonu i the knowledge of the Hank, ifi»in#-r .n whu-h !n» appointment i» almost
a
m*y
be
Th»* I^xiriL'ton
Olnener and Kejiorttr,
(K N '(ipiionitioti,") »ay«:
he in not a proftkxfonaf
irthr.
1
tu' k'
|,ut
,n-1^IBSIMippl'!
whti** connection »iir Wli* towns
onr wharf, awaiting an opportunity for man, .Uri« o HarH^on. I he sliced country ever attempt to reach. He
law several yeai». ai. nltin,ately re
shipment to rt. Mauison. In & tow lv«ntUcky, m-ith a,n ample fortune,
months we will have the connection the Iruitn of hi« talents and industry.
Th-
,a
r*Vif
I out paper, puih*Lea )n ity, and winch,
1,AM» KSTKBBO.—During tbe week 'of course, takeg HO pari in politics, thus
t'hrintian Union
-i i c.'{»ti«»ni». W«have known him intimately
tarian church on Sunday nif^lit a littlr j,,r he sparo of twenty *ix years and we
snow bird entered the room ami made I c*" «p«ak of him from u thoro ifih knowl
..
1
Itself at home.tor a time, lbla l» con- I
to po-
litical appointments will be »o rar.- it it
is not likely that our readers will be trou
l.l.-d ofien with thetn. The appointment of
says —While tbe liev. Mr. Whitney .i0^|,h Holt. to the l'o^ma»ter (ien
was delivering hia sermon in thi' llni- «rai»hip, ii« however, one of these rare ex-
edge of the man. Ilia mental uifts are of a
v
,.rv |,,Kh order, ami he has adorned tbem
With bountiful acquisilionn from the varied
lore of antiquity. Hut amid these manifold
CONVKITU.— Last Iiie ht Sheriff Ed- forces there are stream# of singular beauty
I /,
1
in the delicacy and refinement of hia moral
monson, ot alaha^ka o„ came in on ...
'gift#. N\e have never known a gentleman
the Western train in charge ot two whop -enned ii u more eminent decree the
H( a
year, for obtaining tT""ds on fals* pre- Kentucky has reason to rejoice, ilia gifts
I. of oratory, which we have never heard
tencoa. lhe other Freeman 1 llowe!", e jUa|eiji hi rare endowments of mind, and
for the same time, for stealing cattle, his high moral attributes, p«int him out as
rru .. ii ,»,i one of the most singular exceptions to po
Tbey v,err taken to the (indiron Hot |ltlett| |,r,.|^rmerit. The appointment can
on North Hill, where they were kept add nothing to the positian or happiness of
Aa Auiiablo Amusement of the Lion.
Among the fearful stories with which
Gerard regaleu his readers, we find the
following description of a trait in the
character of the king of beasts
The lion treats a man very differ
ently from any animal that he is ac
customed to kill for food. If he kills
The powder exploded and horribly a person who has fired at him he nev-
P^menade a man well clothed
,, in burnous, his experience shows him
tbat he jg nQt a ni
^rauder?and
eittiCr
he atLj
kill him for food, or if the fancy
happens to take him, he will kill him
I by fear, little by little as a pastime.
Aa American t:dlior Hud* an Fotfllth In the first place lie will give him
i*rl*cw*
I barely time enough to say his prayers,
who I and then bounding on him will crush
a
th« rninu :,r n.rth^ «n,l i,.tt.or I atran«.'ling him as fie is acustomed to
ruins of Carthage, and in a letter
1
e,
r'
to his paper, dated lwus, Jan. 6, re­
single instead of
i
do with other animals,
In the second case, he sometimes
will bar the passage of the unfortunate
V liile I was examining these vast' fellow by lv .ig down before him, and
refill of the past, my mediations were
1
then he will walk along by his side
disturbed lv e arrival of young purring and showing his teeth like a
I'rince Allied of Kngland, and a lotot'l tiger. Sometimes he make believe to
rollicking lieutenants and midshipmen, away and leave him alone, and then
whose ship was Ijiug at anchor in the making a long detour he will conceal
bay Tunis. Travel is ^reat leveller, himsi ll along the path, and fcharu'es at
and I sublimely i .Midescendcd to treat him w ith a roar. S-:uetimes lie will
this beardless sprig of rovality with crouch down like a cat and bound on
just as much respect as if he hadn't his victim, who gives himself up for
around him strikes him in the face
with a blow like a tlail from his mus­
cular tail. At last the victim succombs
to the agony that is greater than a
thousand deaths, and dies of very fear.
These pastimes of the lion, that one
can well imagine, have never been told
may state that I'rince Alfred is juite a by the victim himself, are reported by
pretty boy, small and frail for his age, his comrades, who having been in
ii is fifteen, and apparently mod- company, sought safety only hy tlight,
est and intelligent. lie had lots of! taking refuge on rocks or trees, while
jiiestions to ask about America, and the poor soul that was captured, too
ml he would like hugely Xo visit it.
\N hereupon I appointed myself a com
mittee of one on 'Reception of .Distin
guished Strangers,' and pledged hiin a
shIiiU' of .'itt guns from tlie gallant1 only heard when it was too late to save.
Those attai ks, so irrible in their
faseinatiou, have givci. .• certain sem
blance of proof to the universally ac
credited belief 111 the magnetizing pow
er of the lion.
MIts. Cl NNISO (IAM—Bu RDBLL.—The
New York Evening
interviews. At the third one she
proposed to make a punch for him to
cure his cold, and she was anxious that
he should meet her at a private room,
which was declined. From tbe circum
stances he judgedthatshe wished to rob
him, and he was twice forcibly detained
when he tried to leave the house, out
side of which he had the precaution to
station Mr. Marsh, another reporter,
who testifies that he, knowing her, saw
Mrs. Cunningham go into the house
and followed her when she loft it to a
house in White street, toward West
Broadway. The identification of the
woman was complete, and it is quite
evident that tfce in continuing the
games at which she is an adept.
Prior to the trial of Mrs. Cunning
ham for the murder of Dr. Harvey
Burdell the District Attorney had a
keen detective engaged in seeking her
history. It was very volumnious, and
disclosed a life that caused the prose­
cuting officer to use that powerfully
vituperative speech with which he
opened the case. Of course he could
not tell *hat he knew, as it could not
be introduced ai testimony, hot a re
markable history of the woman is in
existence. As frera the evidence now
brought forward it is appareat that the
womaa
bm
the
MUM
lit-r t» be the same desper-'
ieh th« time of her triai.
y aad i BtfllH
ml
mmlulM.
a0( every mn
fe'alher*,1 is now 1, ominu fullv understood
minating people »are content. lJc
e occupied in the hearts of his'
r/.
11^
thy, anil was on the high road to that
Mr Holt is a nati*e of Ken- famn. anrl t(,at honor, and "that nlace"
Mf- .°lt nati»« of Ken- fame.
an(
i tnat honor, and "that place
that few men in this or any other
A ri
mounted »iie ladder too rapidly, and
when he got almost to the topmost
round, he staii.bled, whiist faltering,
and fell. The giddy he height was too
mu !i for him. lie was like the man
who make haste to be rich and now
occupies the plat that beggars scon:.
We don't know of but one onglas
man that is willing to follow him thro'
all his windings, without a why or a
wherefore, and he is said to fasten him
self to his coat tail and go whither so
ever the wind blowetb, east, west,
north or south. When Douglas repu
diated bred Scctt, this man said all
rii^ht when he abused the President
and the Democratic inemoers of Con
gress he said amen, and when he voted
with the black republicans on test
(juestions, he said glory to God—great
is Douglas.—Peoria
GOOD
ar^ntl. »»r. in whom
Mr. Holt, but the nation has reason to re-
joice when it can induce such a man to take
charge of a great national responsibility.
Mr. Holt will fail in nothing that he under
takes.
Dem. Union.
iut Tor
OH.—Before the read
er swallows the annexed paragraph
from the Sandersvillc
Georgian,
ough mastication is advised
thor­
A man living on the iioe of the
Central liailroad, as we are informed,
not long since concluded that he would
send a lot of beesw .:. Savannah
for sale, I^ot being acquainted with
the manner of shipping ar' les for
market he stationed himself by the
side of the track and waited the ap
proach of tbe cars. As they passed
him, one of the side doors being open,
he threw his sack of beeswax into the
car. The last we heard of him, he
said he had not received the scratch of
a pen from Savannah, and would send
no more beeswax to those fellows
down there.
new* lloma
Six new churches are to be bnllt ia Bos
ton this year.
A ROMAN Catholic College is about to be
erected in Syracuse, N. Y.
SUAD have already been caught this sea
son in tbe vicinity of New York.
TIIIKTV
thousand dollars w re appropria­
ted by the last Congress for tbe completion
of '.lie custom house at Detroit.
SEVERAL persons have been bitten by sap
posed mad dogs in Lowell, Mass., and the
vicinity.
A LABUC number of dry-goods merchants
in Hutfalo have recently substituted female
clei ka for those of tbe masculine gender.
A Miss Sarah Bonham committed si.icide
by poison, at Decatur, Illinois, aiout the
13th inst. Cause—diappointed affection.
Thlrk
are now 800 patienta in the Indiana
Hospi for the Insane—the largest number
that has been within its walls at one time.
As Indiana pork operator lately lost $15.
000 at a Cincinnati faro bank, iie desired
to go the whole hog, probably, and got
"stuck."
The Senate of Missouri has passed a bill
appropriating f3,50o for portraits of Henry
Clay and Andrew Jackson, to be painted by
Mr. Bingdam, a Missouri artist.
"THE Bonner Hat" has appeared in New
York, advertised extensively after the Bon
ner fashion. Next we may have oysters a
la Bonner, and it is not impossible that a
Bonner cock tail may arise.
THE
fare from Dubuque to St Louis, via
the Illinois Central Railroad, has been re
duced from 110,40 to $3,.j0.
THK
Sundnsky (Ohio)
much frighchcd to ini tate *thcir CX- opr. itiful elms that shade the streets of Xew
ample, died lie Ji their eyes of terror,
while they could do nothing for his
relief but pray to the I'rophet, who
lr
THE
Post,
through
long affidavits made by two of its re­
porters, substantiates its recent charges
against the notorious Mrs. Canning
ham. By the advice of the editor, Mr.
11illis, a reporter, was induced to ex
amine tbe nature of the matrimonial
traps in New York. He did his work
thoroughly, and while pursuing it he
whs introduced to Mrs. Cunningham
as a very agreeable widow. He knew
her well and managed to have three
Rrrf inttr
•'•n
chronicles
the departure to the Penitentiary of a man
named Ilarvcy the last male member of that
family out of jail, his father, brother and
brother in-law having preceded him to the
Penitentiary.
iTUin four or tire years, forty of the
Conn., have been killed by gas. Of
thi3 number, twenty-one died last summer
on Wooster Square, soon after the Wooater
1'iHce Church was struck by lightning. An
examination of the pipes showed that the
electric fluid had followed them under
ground, and thus occasioned a leakage.
billiard match for $10,000 between
Mr. Phelan and Mr. Seereiter of Detroit, is
to be played in the Firemen's Hall in De
troit. The room is SO feet long by 62 feet
wide, lhe price of admission to spectators
is fixed at five dollars.
THK
Rev. John Pierpont, who, our readers
may remember, eome time ago avowed him
self a convert to spiritualism, is delivering
lectures on that subject in the East.
FOR PIKB'S PEAK.—A company deaigna
leaving in the Spring for the new Eldorado.'
They intend going the overlaud route to the
Junction, where they will lav in their sup
plies for the journey as follewe
100 pounds of flour,
'J barrels of whiskey,
SO pounds of bacon,
40 gallons of whiskey,
100 pounds of venison,
18 demijohns of whiskey,
2 boxes dried herrings,
1 barrel of whiskey,
1 barrel of crackers,
(5 gallons of whiskey^
3 barrels of picklea,
8-4 barrel of whiskey,
1 dutch cheese,
10 flasks of whiskey,
.3 pounds of powder,
tl quarts of whiskey^
2 guns,
1 keg of whiskey,
12 quart mugs.
The members of the company think that
if they encoonter no baek on t!cir jour
ney, the above artielea will ca ry them
through, aa their number is not very large.
They may poesibly requics a little
tckitiey,
field L*d§*T.
activity that has
oharactenaed her through life, it ia
rsaaeaable te beUeve that ake will eea
tlaae t!U the is at lfeat BiwWfcli la
some shaa^lhalwi^aUM ItfLmat*
till* talta
SPECIAL NOTICES.
IJ.pi MANN, 1MMWDVI (Uaaovrrar of iWl
^W- nw-.lt, Dr. Maak'x Ague B«lan, tUB
n
1
gr
the culminatini' point: his trcRcher*
by
i UlMses of the people. j•M
-I 1
shorn
fumsr/f
IB WE'TOR/
a bis
-r%
,,^|,foy
:»tries*
Y. Tri/une.
Sold by all reipectab dru-glata.
fSrorer & ttafcrr'*
more
whieh, if they do, tihey will buy at
the first still-house they eome aero*—/air
New Meat Market.
o A.mnns
Cis Bo.dS Bast
atreet, betweea Fer
ry and Bock falsa*,
opes
ad 1 •eat
Ml where wl
hetoand ataUtl—s
a ahetoe iwwtut
•fMBAltaadTBe*
MTABLBI day er
WSSlM.
Mtt
Yialin, Accerdeena,
Unto, fWta,
I
,h*ai»"''**-
.4fc'v^"K" IPlnj
tTf tiUlffit of ch1
„kL
"%f,. i 1
hen- »ri U- n4
ti-. jiil-leof* in the innu«i»riM
ta» in III* JK-S-"«V
It)
a**^
y "V«r nada la th- #ri
..f oar rfil-rt i
m-ilh
[j Mrtftd fi-iiid i«
W.%
f^TU. ,,it tin.- •u»ea»e,^i« ctmis, f«v
10
**at! of i tml »f Ui« fMtdy
J--
of his locks, and a dis-
v all «'0.1 iiru(fft«U.
.—Ann -i« »'i T^'p
s-^e Ntea intr.Sliced a*
'°fV*u,ir
a
i
infalln•••• fiven the aati fartkn or
galtcl V1 popularlt 'iai Prcf. W.khI'h liar R«to
rative sow b»S. His Ret-toraiw* ha* passed the
••rdeal of iimam*rat'.- fa«li«"»t»le t..ile«-, an.t the
I. ., wherever they tiave tf «*-d If, pranniinrr it*
article. Th'-y find, where the hair In thin
ned, that create* fre.h «rcwUi— that It fnlly
restori-stbe vegetative power of th« rots on the
ilri.udt'l placts, and caiise* theflbru* to il .-ot forth
anew—tb»t it de*olv«s and removed dandruff, jre
vent* grayress,
r•*
tlie hair to its original color
M-.l1give»
when grayiiBis Iim actually «np»-rv
CKLKIUIATKI)
FAMILY SKtmt. Mll'HLNES,
A New Style Price $60.
•JBROADWAY. N. Y.
These Harbin' »pw from !*o ppools, and form a
SMUB of unequalled sweoRttt, beauty and elasticity,
wbicb will MoT rip, even if every fourth Itlth be
out.
They are unquestionably the beat ID t!ie market for
family uae.
CfSEND FOB A CIHCULAH.-CS
J. C. Wiikkirae, Agist,
ecW-dtf Davenport, Iowa«
The Whole World I nlted !—Kirk Pee
pie* Think I»AI(«r which) Act!
You'd »j»rce expect, at this late day.
With startling cun-a a book te till
fblt is the case, the niilll'.n say.
With the curea of Herrick's Pill.
They c..m«- from fast, and N..rth, and West,
And wlili vlad tidinxs th- pmierf till,
Becaiife tlw-y are the 'ii-ap^t, afest, bent,
And superior to others is HerrickN fill-
From Roots, and Plants, and Fiowora they've
IIM-1-.
They i» care—th'.v never kill—
Vh-u-i l-nowinthfu (.-raves weretaM
War.- i not for Herrick's PHI.
Inch ptll with sugar Is covsred o'. r—
A r.m- dlscuverv or mattblefs (kill
Their like waa never seen before.
Until it,aFpeartd in H»*rl(k'« Pill.
For years he's worked to h»M the tick,
With joy elite his li.smn fl U
For tens .if ttonnands now r'-jnlrc
At the ma^'lc powers of Herrick's PUls.
O-HIRRIOB'S MATCHLESS VBGETABI.B
VAMII.r PILLS hive Inundati the w.irld with
their p"pularity. OV-t Ove nuiiions of boxes are
us- nnnaally, irtvlng mployment to eighty-five men
and women to nit them i:p Their .-ares are num
bered by thDUB.mdj—th-it pra'es on the natif-s of
•II. Citizens of Daverp
itt
Georgia Statr Lottery!
OK THI i [.AS or THB
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY,
For the benefit of the
MONTICKLLO US ION ACADEMY!
or JASPER COUNTY) '-KORGIA,
Authorise# If Special Act of the Legli*
la i u re.
M'KINNEY A CO., MAXUAOUKS.
To drawn In public under the sworn KU|x-riotend
ance of two Commis«i.iners, W. K. 8v-
MONS and J. M. I'KKNTiss.ln
The City of Savannah, Georgia,
ON TOR PLAN OK P1N»! K M'MBRRS.
Fifty Thousand Tickets
2 5,i27 l'KI/i S.
MO*K T/rj S
E
i RI/E
1 A ft
TWO
I K E S
CAPITAL PRI/S
$.0,000 .»•!
TICKET*, ONLY TI
dollar*:
Hal ves, Quarters and Eiyhihs in jiroj,nrti(»i.
Class Draws Saturday, Mardi 6, 16&9.
Class 10 Lrawx Saturday. March 1_, 1859.
Class II Drav.rt Satnrday, March 19,
CUBS 12 Draws Saturday, liar, 1'iHfa.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
To be Draicn each Saturday
I* 1MUCII, l»5».
1 Prize of "0 u
1 l.i.min u
s.liroi ii
I 4.000 is
1 ,000 If..
1 000 is..
1 .« 1.&00 Is..
1 I' 1.100 is..
6 frizes of 1,000 are
10 600 are
2 400 are
0
(K) ,-ire
2 »Hi i:-e
fo lfid are
100 loo ar.-
$Htt (I'll
1B.II.K)
5 01*1
4,onn
irtsi
1 ,NK)
1,11M
C.000
6.000
00
16 IMM)
S.OIHI
4.H0U
3,(,00
2 (SHI
],:shi
1 1U0
1M
SO
60
40
40'J 20
04)0 prizes of 10 are..,.
-J6.627 Prizes amounttOfrto..........
600
4'0
3U0
4f0
400
t'J.I
o|ll
tii s 1
.. 560,i»"'
..$iU7,* is
Whole Tick els «i|0.()At Halves f.j.OOt
Quarters t#2*.tO.
PLAN OF THE LOTTEBY".
The numbers from 1 t.. f.ii,mK correjp' ti ling with
those nnmbera on the tickets printed on separate
slips of paper, are encircled with -mail tin tubes and
placed in one wheel
The ilrst 179 Prises similarly printed and ei.cir
cled, are placed n another wh) el.
Tbe wheels are then revolved, and a nnmb.r is
drawn from tbe whee' of number-, and at the same
time a Prize is druwn from the uher wheel The
iniwber and prise dr»wn out are opened ai.d eihlotf
ed to the audience, anil registered by the Camob
sloners the Pru -b*lng pl.n ed sga'nst the Nntnber
dra»n This operation Is repeated until th" Prizes
are drawn out
APPHUXIMATIOB PRI/.IS —The two proceeding and
and th'-two saeeeeding Numbsis to those drawing
the flrst nine Prises will be entitled !•, the 418 Ap
prnximst'OD Prises For example: if Ticket N,,.
112S0 draws the $S0 0Co P«-|/e tho-e Tl. ket nnm
bered 11241. I2V4'.', 1
l'J51. 11 J'J wi'l each be en III led
to $200. If Tkket Mo. 460 diaws the |lft(000 Prix",
those ticketsnambering 54S, 540, 551, w II each
be entitud to $1.VJ, and so on according to the above
scheme.
CaarincATC o» PACKAOCS will fee said at ths
toUowlrg ra'ea. which is tbe rtofc:
Oertifleate of Packages of 10 whole Tickets, $80
10 Ha^f so
10 Quarter 20
ht Klghth 10
In Ordering Tickets or Certlfleatea,
Bncloee the money to onr a4dreea for tbe tickets or
dered, on receipt of which they wtll be forwarded by
first mitr P:i -chasers ran have tickets eadlag In
any figure ey may detiienafe.
Tbe list o. drawn numkers and priz-M will be aent
to pnrchasers immediately after the drawing.
Fnrchas«-rs will plaaae write their signa
tures plain, and give their Pott Office,Ooonty and
State
JJ- Remember that every prize U drawn and pay
able in fnli without deduction
XJT
A"prizes
of $1,000 and under paid Immedi.
ately after tbe rawing—other prises at the usual
time of thirtvdays.
All communications strictly era
Aden Ual.
Address Orders for Tickets or Oerttflcates to
JleKIHNEY A CO.,
BAYANBAB, OA.
orrics HAsonc HALI. BLOCS, SOIL nr., SAVAN
NA*.
ry A list of tliemiml*r3 that sre drawn froa
the wheel, with th» amount of the price that each
0M to entitled to. will be pabtuhed after evetjr
drawing, ia the
Savannah Daily Hews.
aaehn
fhr FiJcc'i JPemlc.
ALL
TBOSB some TO THE OOU MIVBS,
will da ««D to obtain their swU a*
mielnei, Drags, Ac.,
aaniiriann
Ml MS ISMSB«A A US a
MM
amsnuff Miatnt*
INr RANCE. MUSIC.
ADoiroa'H Orrioc Iowa.
la t»lllyorrtiBod lha' th«- Cddilwental I iaa»
r»ii»» (]»iup*!iy "f Nt V..»k t"
If
t»a» Blr.l llil
,h ii tr nt* cop* "f the ntal4*m*nt Bl**d
Wiiiti my hanit anil teal at He* Mataca,
L.». |lkla ihird day of KeSmarr,18S#.
J. W. CATTHLL. Auditor of
A
T~E~It E W
0/ ins coai'iTiow or T«b
ifOKTIRENTAL IK86I&HCKCHT,
OJ^THK CITV 01 .^BW YORK.
On tte lit A)y January, A I Is.''", ma*lr ti the
Auditor of We State of Iowa, pursuant to the Btat
ateof^M Sl.it.-.
AMI ANt I/X.-ATION.
The name i.f thii nipai y is the Continental T®*®"
ranee Oompaiiy incorporated In lS»5i, aad locate® anoP i »a Hi•• Barj Und 1
in ihu Clly of Hew Vork. Th Pr'.-v W
api TAL.
Tlie'•apita: fsa'.d C-«nipa
uy iictaaUy paid np in
u)'i, IKKMMX* oo
Tli -'arpluiun the flrkt d.ty
i,t
January. 16J9,
a rl«h
In tr*. impart* tbe tmatcss and «--xtliii»y of .-.ik to
tli' utir. aod k'-'-p* it alwiyi luxuriant, h-a tliy and
in full vigor.-A'.
$96,22
Total amouut of capital
aaisa
.^luj
$385,«V
ASSETS.
1 Amount of ath in bank.
SI ccsti jii Land
f.100 IS 78,M7
9*
2. AIU-.UL: of Cash in hands
of ag-iitf, ai in cout s
ansmi-isloti
111 1 11
An ant unlacumLer
••d real c~iate owmJ t.y
tb" ('otn ai:y...
N -w York, owned by the
1:0111 puny..... 8M12
9. Amount of interest actu
ally due and nnpald, in
cluding dividends de
clared 1«,078
10 Amaunt of premiums
due end uncollected on
Policies Issued 6,968 f6
11. Amount of bklh receiv
able for pr -mlumii 1
12. Amount of asaessmeiite
on the t-tock the Com
pany c.-ii'ed in. tnd due
andunpii.il, Pr-mium
Notej doe and unpaid... .1
l-'t. Amount due the Cont
l»ny, on which judKm'ts
have been obtained
Total Assetii
1 Amount of losses ad jnsU
ed, 1' due and unpaid..
2. An o'ios*e» incur
red, aui in process of ad
lusttrient
and •lsewhere, have you
ever us-'d tbem Put up in Engli!-h, Spanish, Ger
man and French direction*. I.irge family boxes,
23 cents 1 il-.-e boxea for •1. Soid everywhere.
mcl,
18
Aiiiou of losses report
ed, on which 110 action
has t-een taken
4. Anoint of claims for
losses resisted by the
43 00
C'.mi,ai:y. including inte
rest ih.-recn
6. Amount of dtvii
on capital, declared un
due and unpaid.....
6. Aniourt of dlvl.ieu-t
r.n scrip, declared and
unpaid
7 Mouey borrowed..
8. All• therexistln* claims
against the Oompany...
1,120 0!
STATB OF Nsw YOIIK,
Oity i County of New Y -rk.
(•••orge T. 11- Pre^id-nt and B. H. Lamport,
Secretary of the ontinentil Insurance Compiny,
being severally -worn. d"pose and ?ay. each for
htui«i*:f say*, tl s e foregoing is a tr'i«*. full -md
correct sUUnrnt of the atlans of -aid C-rp»rati .n,
aL'l that they .ire the abovo dercrtt-ed clhcers here
of.
(Signed) »B0. HOPS, Presl nt,
S A I- i N
or Tin:
Iilvorpool and London Fire and Lilfe in
surance Company.
Theainouot of the Capital 8to. k U..$10,000,000 00
Tbe amount or tlri Capital Sto. k paid
up is fijWi.'KKl 00
AS3ETS.
Oa.-h n hand and in Banks.. .$76,741
Cash in the hands of, and duo
from, agent* fi-'.,0-9 4S
Real estateowuid i- therom-
Importance of tbe respect
ive place.
Theamoint insure 1 iq any
one bl.jck is dependent oa
tbe size, valae, and oeca
pation of the bQlldlngs.
I itllB li PISN Forte listrvrtlMi,
MB.
..m.r TfO'-wr.! flit in ot In aaordanc* villi S»c
t.on OtiapUr 1'», l*»* 11ST, wblcli rmetv»5
my »p,ir».T»l. 1 ilo th« r»r w tt«e r«ttltca»# or
mi' my. C. O. Blo.-l. t-l f" 'tcn«»ty whlcb
is heteliT cjnUnDnl 111 fall force atli fur lh»
year It it furlhcr «*rtiil»«l Uiat tk« ana*a i ley anJ .S tt .trwto or letU-rN
II KUl A N'M KIKI1B a r.-l-tr«l. V,
HlWtnr
wf.'-'iTnn
11
4. Aiuoutit of Loans -u
I "lids a?rl m.Ttsai-
:-o-
iD4 Oral i-ii 01 rerord
unlncunil- il .eai i-»ta'«
*or I. at Itasl $l,!J6t,i»'0
at. 1 uii which there is
'1 3 than 1 u»year's Hit"
nst due and ..wio,:, In
U rest 7 per cent per an
num utt.m ae
5. Amount of I«ans on
bonds and niortglg-s on
which there is di e morl
than one year's int re.f, n
S. Amount of loanson st'ks
and boa. Is of Institution*
mror|«.rated by I lie at
at
of New Tork. payable
i.ri.hniaBd, (the maiket
value of s' rnrltiex pled»
'd
hi lDS 113.1,-^2), lnt rsst
7 per cent per annum.... *2,060 00
7. Amount of all I/ian«
made by th-*• cini .my 11
iui-l tided In pre
11 inn- 1
8. Ani.unt of tio^-k- and
bonda of Institutions in
corporated I y the state of
$886,237 5»
LI ABII.ITl
1,400 10
7 n e
6,290 07
Total amonnt of Loss
e-i, C,aims, and Lia
bilities $16,746 70
The greatest amount insared on any one risk is »b. .at
|2i),1'i'1", but will not as a general role exceed
•-...Mil.
Tlie C-.mpany hav» no general rule as to the amount
allowed to he Injured In any city, town, village,or
block.it bring tbe lnt'ntio:i ..f the Company to
distribute Its rl-ks in Miro a manner an not to lose
ni're than $ Pki bv a sinnle fire.
Nopatt "fit- Capital or ea: rings are drjiosited In
any ther State as M-carity for losses therein.
An attefited copy of the Charter or Act of lnoorpo
ration accompantcd prb.r statement.
II. U. LAMPORT, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn b^f ire me this 24th day ot
January, A I) 1809
(Signed) N. WIf.LtAM HT'BTRBP,
Comuilsrioner In New York for he lute of Iowa.
C.
ii.
BLOOD, A«'t,
Febl3 Davenport, Iowa.
Llverpoel &. Lonion Insurance €o.
Capital, $I0,000,0MI
Afiirr.iR's Ovfli K, Tewn
It is hereby certified thai the l.lv-i
|K,.,I a:,d London
K1 re and f.i Itisuisnce nipany. of Liverje
gngl.ind. has tiled in this oilb
UK)
4H)
lO lKUl
Approximating Frisl
4 Prizes of $200 Approx^g to $50.00 Prize are $-00
16(1
100
80
i
e a renew .1 st.it
-a
nt,
in »c ordsn.-• -lith stcti n" chipt-r 110, law- nf
WiT,whlch re eivei my approval. I do lieiefr re rt
new the certificate •,! agency uf ('ha l'-s Altmann,
E i -t S.'ott Com :v. which id hereby cjntlnued in
loiceand ed.-U tor tie year lsill.
It Is ftirthir cen fli.i ii.at the ann xed Is a true
COPT of the kta'tmiitas Yl 1 1.
Wltr.e-s my ha' il and se«l at DcsM .mcs
L. S 16* 1 day .if ir I l%fi'.
J. W. CAVIKI 1, Auditor of State,
s
14l,vj» 7»
pary .hoo^ev ee
Armunt loaned r.n biii'ls and
ill .rtcages of rea1 estate
wi th double the amount..501,300 00
Amount Inane-1 on pledge of
Bank Bt.cks None
Bills rec-.ivabie for loan*am
ply secured None
Six per cet,t Hoods of the city
of Buffalo, N Y 4'i.OOO 00
Six per cent Bonds of the city
of Roch-ster, N. Y 41,000 OO
Six per cent Bonds ff the city
Of Troy, N. Y 86 000 SO
Six per ct. bonda of the Ches
apeak and Oblo Canal Co.. 000 00
Piee per cent Water Stock,
N. Y 10,000 (0
Total liabilities
1SV4S$ 00
Total amount of assets. $711,180 7$
INABILITIES.
T,ns""s ad lusted and due Vofie
lxsses adiu.ted aod not duo None
Losr-s unadjusted 10,000 00
IxMsef In suspense, and wait
ing further j.roof.......... 16,000 01
All other claims against the
tympany JToae
The greatest amount lti»ored
in an* ov: risk C5,000 Of.
The gretteat amoant Insared
in any oa city, town, or
village varies according
tbe riittt aad oomaserelal
ALFRVD FBLL,
Resident Bec'y.
aftw'l otK, March 3,1?69.
CHABLIS ALTMANK, A goat.
Davenport. Iewa.
Blanks! JUifUu!!
WwantM Dooda,
Deeds of Trust,
Quit Claim Itartto,
Trustee Deeds,
•ortgigs Deede,
Chattel Movteagea,
2*owor of Attorney,
Ortctnal Heueee,
Joatteee* Blaafea,
BherUTs Jilaaks,
BaiaaiMM
•*A*a iiaMBA* a»ti«flN
IB
1
llnlKl .twl I'mno |iay»r w».„ }.i«t arrlvol fr.rn
tt'-rainiiy, will rive lii'trurtimi. i, tt,«. vtf.li i *n pt
«r«» K.rt--III at M« re-M' r,t rtfrvi-r ,i.e.
whero wan'rtl. rian.tf Imml an«t r*-palr*d- ID.
qnlre at »»erm»nla Row,
iA
flfoiiff and Sqt§ re Pianet.
STKI^H A SO^V,
K4 Walker st («f ar Kroadway) N. f.
1ANI I'Al'T i u t: it a»
Were award- 1 the K.tst Pren I'm. wlifi.- and when
ever IB. 1 K T-.^hi tin ir K i'- t- t. rrTi{et|
tion vit«i the l. a.ikt of Huston, Kev Tork,
P: iiad.'lphU, a., ositimo
11- '--,ved th» two Orst pri*-* Medals at the Mstro
polttan Pair. W.shinit..ii. UftS.
The First Pr'-nmiTii (a trcl i M»ian f, tl Pl
1 lit V, 11 i.
t- ill l-v'.fl.
the 4.
1666.
REMOVALS.
rbmovaiii
HARHWAKKIINlehni'sV
rrits
Pud I Porte at
-»!j li.st.it*", Crv-t Felice. Ksb York,
Tb Klr»t Premium (a •iol't Medal) for tbe best
liracl P:.»uo at the Maryland Institute, Ha'timore,
Pirst Preiuiilm at tieSute Fair, Dttrult, 1*6".
t: f.r»! Premium at *.h* State Pa'.r, Rli.hni .nd,
liit'j.
Ara the ju U.-s wr. 'he r»t inus.ral ta '-ni
the c-antry. «nch ssW Ma-ri a-ttseha'k. Wr a. s
haupt J*.-. linn anil an J'iatu a c-ii*irt.»*U-i
I with the ftih »1 »t,.i n Iram- rrr.iblfied, are
warranted three years. Pr1c«t
COM ISffON.—Th" fut.»Crt-
her hss remm -'l hii- tntir sto. k of IlaHiiWias
to his new .-tre in Ul'-rk, ciner i S. cond
an-J Braily streets 1 i n of the bito.u A\r wber*
he Will ieep oli a pei.cta: a.,:,oitui. i.« ,-f gooU»
In bu lie*
CAUl'ESTEkS, ISUILL RH,
BLA Vh SMITHS MA (JiUNlSlS,
TINS NEKS A AD FA KMEKS
will l«re find lar^e and well assorted ttook of
Shelf and Hetit y Mtnrdwar*
wtloh will be aold b, ib. i.ii tersUn. at ten to
tweiity-Bve per cent lest than ever 1 «fnie ofll red In
1 this market
1 Country dealers ran buy at thia sti re at aa low
rates a» at St. L-iuit or r.hi(*g-. Call and examine
before pur ai. Ahlng alsewbare
Teodtt J. O WASllUURK^
RciiKival.
rthat
IK sahacrih'r--1 .-»»• 1.. i* rm their frteoda
they bliv" rertioved theli I.tvery to the Old
Pennsylvania Htal en Harris..:. Etr.-et, betw«*n
Second an 1 Third, and thsukfn: fr-r '.'all psstfawirs
they respectfully ao'.iclt a liberal share o Ii patron
age of he public.
sit trcl Ii rent ft'et l«rn, I'gdtns-
burgh mnt I'cntriil
and
lirand Trank Itnilread of Cauada.
Flisseuners by this ro..te bave so (•priti.nify of
Visit it 1 soin uf (h gran--. and most w- nderfnl
Scenery in tne *otld, ir.. lu ll. .,
T'iriintn, Xiagart
Faltx, -»»»•'•. Hri'lyt
Hi
ThtiU-iatnl /.«l»»ft,
of tlf ht /.iirmii Ahnitrm/,
M'lUhtain* th?
7»'•'«//
Jtiid/jf, (*./•.(//.
mi/fin, 'myth), 1 'Immji/ain. Palis MotU
taoreudi, HuiUn /lurr, etc., *.
On and after Ma- 1, l'i68, b»gRa,'e will checks
throt:Rh frouj 01.i"ato.
TO KMH.IIAXTH.
Pa»»asee
Jllli
HAILIiOAIt
B\HAN'K ON BI'ICIPB.—nll'ht l'rafti" on London
at live dollart :r -nnJ Hterl'ng. may b' pn«:ured
st the oflice of th!"
11 rand TruiJk Railrtxui,
cago
in Chi­
1 WARRACK,
Agent of Gr. Trunk It Co. of Canada.
aprlSdtf-ons
Buffalo & Lake Huron Railroads
CHICAGO TO BUFFALO VTA DKTBOIT.
At the ab ve ottlce tioketa fi.: New Y'rk, Boston,
and all 4tatl«.ns on the New V -.rk h. Krie and Kru
York Central Rat! reads cm In* obtain, d.
vVAKRACK,
aprl8dly.ua No 36 Oear!«rn St.. Cbleago.
—t^_T
CAMPBELL A. CO.'S
Qronl »TM l4,ir»t I fiti»
i o o A a s
Manufactory ft) Dearborn rl., Cliioago, III.
P. O Ilo» 4KB
•Tal 4
HAW V KB,
Mat.iui
TUtO. BKTTH, I I A. A. *.
J. r. »'l I.*N, i!W. O.
fsaH»T, 111 11(11 &. «.,
fc 4tiO SOT Til WATKK HT
Ch-ioApoi HI.
ti TV *, Jfiti ti
1/ i .V4-
tteneral|€onmiM»ion & Farwardlng
merchants.
K i.t I- I- .H KB:
BenMia HsU.-rt--U, St Lo^s.
W f, Oilman, do
beorge pegram, do
Capt K W (J.ol'J, do
Uflin. Smith A Bales, do
OaptJ Johnson, UoulflAna, Mo,
Flint a vVh'^l' r, Obi'ego.
A Neef,
lAflln, Smith A Boles, do
S Kennedy a 0» New Orleans,
AO Far well A Co Br.ston.
Starling, McOu'uough a Co., If. T.
fSS7.il s
SPBINU TIIAIIE
1859.
BANC A TIN
Metatl WJtroliouaio.
46 Wabaah Avenue, Chicago.
qf^HB suaabseriber has now in st k—
J. «00U Boxes I hv ts Tin Plale,
SM0 B'».ll'.gTln,
8000 1
10
by tt Tin Plata,
90S I 12
».v
12
800
u 1 1- by 42
800
1 It 30
•ee
1 14 by 20
too 1 XX 1 by 20
Kit
1 X«X
14 by
50 1 \X\\ i4t.y20"
•too 10 KibyliACufcc,
1400 a 1 14 by 9$ Booflag,
SO
.4
DO.
ISS X.
190
1
XV.
40 XX 10 bv II,
3SOO Bendle* No 24 Sheet Iron.
too
1- isfity Russia saaortsii
•00 Pin Banea Tin,
ISO Casks /.ins, a*«ort-d Noe,
Together alth a fu': aa-O'tm'nt of Sheathing snd
Braatera' Oop|*r, Bivst., Fa's, Stamped Ware, aal
Tinners' Tools snd Machin*., a'l of which Is offered
at the lowest market priee for Oaeb.
1SOOO Buiifllco Wire Fenfiaf.
Weareprepare.lt' make contracts with dealers
for firstqaaUty ai.c-alci K-11- Wire
SOB and S,
10 qaantltiea of not les- th K. ne ton, .ft*ivera:,le at
0«r Warehonse at aay time previous to nr.t day
of one next—live per c-i.t cash 'o be pai when the
contract Is made, balance 00 delivery. FarchAseea
sietavitedtoeovrespand with as.
^aa» THOMAS 8. niOBBBBOW
lin^iiard
FBOM TBI ftraaOBlBBB,
Witb ft
Its fare, wMh
"J
lUwtHtfW* Ulliwahf Ms
O K K A HE.
^•r 8ai«.
AOK K hrndre^ »j,
«tr»»i Bif
tit.
m.
.,v
utot^t Vn
,0U
tarmi, "PP*
wrtietrtin ifwuiTf of lifmkM
n
O^rort »T^.
Oharlaa j. R,*.
,,
J»hn tin,,,
Br* tj ,tn«t
Tan.I
A
rnwV-rlfv,
Drar K.rt C»«re,Mrf
For Sale or M,en*e.
riflKSWrM-^r*
r-,»
t: j1 followlnii property In theC!»f of •„»2' '"V*
I **.0k i a-~*j--. feet ff.,ntt.,«J-.. :^,,t'
,, o" ^"uten AT^noa.
17—r..«r the Market .-,*. ",-
V' feet fr Jr.t Mrtt WMrt«rn avissf
*itet»tii,| i'jji f. tack w.th aa allr*
urtiiMsoltlMiot,
In block H.- v» front:: Sdatiwt.
Scott «t.
fie
la block W.—r»i
too
ton
la Mock 17.—1*0
IVl
In bhek »!.—ieo
150
Ia block f.—Mi0
et.
St.
Barrlaon at
aipiey 1.
eth
Warren at.
SU. at.
Sccttit.
Wee tern
en st.
7tk st.
ISO
ISO
a Mock *4.—ini
ISO
la block ».— «A
ding tick IIOfSKt
K
l».
J. H.CAMPfcOO-
B. B. Horses and OarrUgea to hire on liberal
terms.
ALSO—HorM--. boariled as cheap as at any Stab's
ia the mt» niwMt«
CHICAGO.
FROM
C. H. 8CRI VEN'8
GENERAL ADVF.I!TIINfi AFJENCY,
INO. DE AltHOH^i ST., HH Ai4».
GRAND TIll Nk KAILItOAD
OF A N A
tf-A DBLIOUTKIil. a NU BOM A NTI0 BOUTE.41
1 u 1 in ,i i
llosten. Nrw Y'ork .10 the K»'tern Niatee,
Via tv-.- -V 'itf/n»i
lUat.
•fli street.
Bar farther paiticulars, tcqi Ua of
JOHN KINO.
!*»•. Agent, No 67 Hrady strmt
KOUNDRIK8.
Let'lairc •Jtachiue
R"'""
HY*Hke
COB. SCOTV ANI RBOKT SI'S,
TOWIIM
IUI. Hayes & Co.,
1,1
v
NO.•«1. IUIIHAOO .orre*
S1'-:
*'el M. Dnnaho.'.ef
's,r i I'.af.i' Itirerii of Iraproted OarII-
1st.r•* Hll-W V*lr- »-,•! St'arnl..at H:iglnes, Mill Work
Macl liv ry, Rbaftir.u Pulllea, Ar \.,
Or Rei airing j, W-.r* t- r.ptly atVn.l«l t«,
JBeveasmrt. Iowa. Jaaaarr ». tme |MHa
E S O N S O I N O
I* I AT
E* M* ti
,f
WILL ri.NU AT
W A UBWO&TH'B,
tfnper Heavy and Large Bine
Maoli Instw Blamlaeta
Mteary Brown
And roanyather
at
llril/m,
4 suttohle for
Wert tteceat at., Opp.Le Ctelre Heaee
y.bfl
fhksh
Irom Peak
A I.AR(i K LOT OK
(Mton Duck and
Sail
AND
-t-ii.r. .i it the nice of the compa­
ny In Chicago b* v.---e from l/.ndon, Liwr
Plymouth, Oi i-xnw, liri-ioi. Hull, Ab.-rdc.-ii,
a u -n i A a i i e n o e
UHAS'b TRUNK
snperlnten.hni the removal i emi­
grants atel bacgage at CJu. 1.* fr.-e of. harge.
Pare f:oa. $."0 to$V. toChlcag", in Ending co"iked
provisions.
The Mammoth Bteauithlp
ii .. V I A II A !V
or S2.fit)0 TONS, AKI) 700 r«ET LONO
Is under c.intrurt tr» this company for one or more
trips rtlst.d this year. Tour return tickets
from Chirsg-i to the or.ief t.iwns in K'uope will nhoi t
ly b"' lssi.e I. Tickets fr -m Vhicavo all .'-Is
Kast, also for the L"via'han, or t- ll cM.li-S, I).
Co's ships an b- obtained at the "Hi' tie- Orai-d
Trunk Ksi!ioa.|, No. I irborn street ('hlcago.
Canvass,
DENIMS, SHIRTING STRIJ'BS, CHBCKS
Ttvilled FlannelSatinet«.
other g.*,ds tdaptel t" tb« want, OF M.ucr
arriving, aud for sale cheap, al
no. 8 Weat Second strut,
LB ('I.AIHI: HOW.
narenpoft, Feb 1, 1*59
F"»« K. A T. N. TYBBB.
Jitirlion! •IttclioH
RKAT BAROAINH is FUKNtTtTRI. DBY
V I floods, and various other articles, on cunalga
ruei l, and
Blast be Held for Caah
Call and exi* io.e the O'-ois and Fries, at
TH08. ORB'S AUCT10B a COMMISSION H0C3S
No, 91 BRAIT STStrr,
Bast Side, hateeaa Thlm aad Fourth, Baveapert
Iowa.
Feb
Agent of It St 1. 1! ll.nlroad,
SAM. PA
JtT LESS
acta.
Auctioneer
IU.t
WEcorner»'li
i OST.
will at ot fir.ie«-r ai.d Variety Storv
0' Ro~k if iii.d -«i: 1 Ser-.nd st-' et»,
Roots and shoes, llats aud Ups
K« udy*^lM4« lolliiMg,
And m»ny other kl'.ds of ff(d«,
i o s
and some art!. Iss
•t IMM Than COM
We are dstermiar! t»
I I.om oi TIII
to.
No. aoi TII l\l\ ST
16ftt. Iioulsi, 3VIo.
within the n«*xt t-w we»-kl, and W.ll give grrit bs
gains to those
in want of such goods. If they *tll
soon.
We also have a good stock of
0 ROC KM ES,
Whieh we wlil -el, as low, ,f n ,t lower, this ej
'.olight In the city. Call a'.'" s'C e
1 k 1.11. Trsaa.
OoliiT a- Is ar.d ar.d Secoad stre»'«
naveapurt, January 25, l-jf. Ji
H01 I0U IMK !M»LIDAfS!!
JITHTrare
RKCK'VKU Si tUt I ti ^KBSlOSr a
of ar .-1e«ant gift b.^k»: among wh
arc
Appieton k Co, World Brnownt-I Wornar-, $12
Stratford Oadery, I
Derbf Jasfceoi Women of fea lty, fcc,
Joseph la'- O.l.ery,
Atlantic Hoavenir,
Butl.-r fc Co, Oail-ry of K»m-us r-#ts. 1
Babl-ath B- ll »»rln, »a'h
Stanford Dtlllner, Lays for the Mud of Lcther,
Appletona legsnl s rle« of the Hoeu, each
And a host of other elegant books of a'!
suited u Uie tlm»».
Deeeaiber ITtb, ISSH
VKO. W. KLUI dk CO.,
sens Igo t*. IsOtaire
a
rfUCHTII BXTRACTBD BY A NBW PBOO
A without occasioning an delay or pain whe
U I U S E S 0 U
Dental SurgcoB.
OPFICK—In M' rwm's Block, bt Ferry, betw
and dth streets.
Having completed arraogemiita, he 1s Bow
pared extract teeth by admitting a slight cu
of ete trlctty around the tooth at theUsseaf i
tl«, I hereby alia vim all pain
tracting by tbe ordinary iatbo4.
Thepstiant baa a fall kuuwledge of what la
lag, aad there are not thoee oSecta which are
notteed after having *«th eztrseSsd by the
euasofena or the Freeetag pinriss.
Public* Police.
Pport
I orderto aecemiao late oar eastoBen ia Da
and H'/K Island with a Ttr-t— rsadj
of ..or g'.o.i. at tbie s^soa
of
the year, we
authorize aad appoint
jpi'LtanaMi a nun,
BOOK
ionjoBia.
ISLAND, UJJM01M,
to art at our
AOXNT8,
far the Cities of
rxjrroMT AUD MOOK auun,
fear
lis ulsaf
«er