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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-18
S0UTHERN L0TTER Y!
On the Havana Plan!
More Prizes than Blanks!
1905 PRIZES! 100000 D0LLA~si
Only $4,000 NOuBERSl
PRIZEs PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION
Jasper County Academy Lottery.

Jasper County Academy Lottery.
sY AUTHORITY OF TIE STAT ( OF GEORGIA
CLASS q,
To be Drawn September 18th, 1856.
\ intendence OF Col. Geo. VI. Logan and as.
A. NiSbet. ESQ
Patrons will please this Scheme carefuly-com-
pare with any other and il is the best offered
and the chances to obtain Capitals far better don't purchase
Tickets
Capital SIS, 900!
Prize OF 5000 Is $4,000
l do 0fbO IS ...s............ b,OOO
1 90 ............... 1000 is ............... 2,0o0
do .............. 1900 ............... 1000
do .........-....' oeu are --.-.-..--..... SoOO
70 do lVO are. ...-s......... 90
90 approximations Of $50. ............t O0e
% DO 70 are. .-......... ,KOO
81 do CD. are................ 1000
100 do 10. are ............... 200
1890 Prizes Of tSH are So Ioe
sos Prizes amounting 9iO9 900
Tickets $40 90: Halves IS Co., Quarters $3.50.
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
The 500 prizes Of &sH determined by the number
which the 45 900 przef that number should be
odd number then odd number ticket in the scheme
will be entitled $3.50 81 number then every
ticket be entitled IS 80 in addition 10 any
other Prize which may be drawn
Purchasers in buying equal quantity OF odd and evsn
numbers tickets will certain OF drawing nearly one half
the Of the same with chances Of obtaining other prizes
All those tickets ending with O. 2 T. 8, g. even-an
those ending With /, 8, s., 9, are odd
Persons sending money by mail need not fear It's being
lost Orders punetusy attended to. Communications con-
hdential. Bank Notes Of sound banks taken At par.
Those wishing particular numbers should order imme-
diatelv
~ Orders addressed TO JAMS WINTER Box $50 Nash
vile, Teun., will be promptly attended to.
JAMES ,. WINTER, Manager,
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Sorteo Nwnlero sss OrainarIo.
Capital prize 900 Dolls.

FrtEc o.. .tiouifN ffit-a or
i -. -. iapoo 10 ".,...... 500
Appraxiuarons 70 ~ sias Goa n seq eaes q a sa
saao1 sa ~ 20 90 81 10 go Gofao % q go
Whole Tickets $40: Halves $40 {;
Quarters 50.
Frires c4she4 a. sisnt AZ per csn1 disooanl
aiIs ne NassyJls ETY. aanks tsken AZ par.
drssng w be iorHarssi ne result hoeoass
knrsn.
{ re- couuunicauons aafss,ssd % DoN RnDRseuEx
ears q osy rsss caHFssscn. 3 CO uu Aug4E hs apA
30 b Aitsfdcd 10 s alEis-td
8HEREeEiS SALE.
EYVFtae sfan aia pft q areoed aad
ID dsssrea, ron fhe hanar4hts 20 q ~ paEiran
csansy Tennessee, AZ ~ Nay reFa, 1875, I'll eEpese -
3uni sac ne kshrst Ndasr 80 saah. ~ IA ceart
aoas y4ra cate n y - Naahvs ths sxfA dAy e
setsb-f 1859. - lAs Tsh tts. es. intsrrsa ana -
tate uhish % q Leak hen haa uag see have argHr.
- IN ~ a. a. ooulue dsserAd Tea estate u STA
hsaz ana 81 IN ne rznr d aFaf and hasksl 6usl. Il
"a city % NasRsns binE ~ M. y Ne c.eze als Ard
shs skse canFxge1 ~ s4d leslie - ha fsa b4nh
81 asei ~ "a tAs - Aasaat isit, asa FeslHrsd y
osk Ne paTe 1oa eAa Being acrap a e . Osns
..ore Alss IS n said eiiy u nashville nsn1ns Z n
an Ruraes est ornK ne IL tAs 1iza
81 M aa1s e q " D. Blaers estzto rroordsd IN "a chsn
err caaFt Csrta ss srng ths eanssyea = szaf
leaau - O D nrlsa. O. 81 Boak 70 -. pass fsf -
- ssisd uIon ne propefiy Il y Lrakt tailsff
adF1n1 ree8sTr1 n fnror q oranlle Insurance cemRaa5
Assiuss fslssa ~. raEs and j. Q. Lesta
JOHN x. kDMusnk0N. 1At1i4
~ n ,. RkxrEas psfmsy-
SasAvns. aususst lssd
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NAsMt al III,
B COOK, practical BELL and BRAEs s0uNDkRF
II. % Weller Coca, prepared % manuals
ORDER Heiis A. ShuTehee Steamboats, and fsaHa
sions. Aiae Mkistrs Oh oleosA, cylndeF ouaee
foaasain sd etop s iiose and szt vel GENTS, IA
AoaaLag, Antir fric1ii q Artsf
vcTA maize ~ sa nssinpss knd aefaaeA - ~
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
New York Lie Insurance Company.

On the LIST day OfJsnuary 1856, made in conformity
to the requirements of the law Of Tennessee.
The New YorK Lie Insarance Company, 106 Broadway
New York
No pital stock.
No Real rs ate.
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Fine Teas.

The undersigned soaiaues % nake insurances r ne
I've mentioned Company 10 this eisE JoskPh NAsn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-13

fUF Ane Gats lily
Mrssgs. EpiToRs Hearing that line Of
stages had been put upon the route between
keokuk and Plymouth, five passengers left
Chicago Wednesday night for Keokuk. Prom
plymouth 10 Hamiltoa the FIVE passengers
were conveyed in q small hack, with two
horses over very bad roads, and were from
morning till night making tho q miles.
Fare charged, s. 50each. Arriving Mt The
ferry Just after lnsk, all had 70 wait there
til 9 o'clock at night, and it vas only BY
their using their lungs to their utmost On
paci,y shat small boat camc to their relief
from this side The charge for crossing the
river was rs cents each, making IS 25 from
PlymgHsh 10 kepkuk, and from morning till
9 O'Clock. Arriving at q hotel in Hamilton,
one mile from tho river, the driver unhitchcd
his horses and very kindly told us We would
have to walk the balance of the way. After
much trouble and delay, and much insolonce
from the driver, one of our party compelled
him to hitch up again and take us where il
was agreed to land as.
Is this the way to induce travel by this
routc2 citizen wishes to inquire if the
Ferry Company ere-who have exclusive
privileges the right to lay up their
boats whenever there is little difficulty in
crossing the river, or when business is dull,
and claim their privilege only when the bust
ness pays2 ONE OF TIE FIVE.
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Dec. 9, 1856.
Coulcil met.
Present. the Mayor and Aldermen Bill
lings, Conn, Pittman, Patterson, STARTS, and
Timberman.
The wharf Master reported the receipts Or
Wharfage for November 10 be S245. Report
received ana the Wharf Master allowed
S2i so, his per contage.
The special committee to whom was refer
red the petition for tho opening Of Fulton
street from Third toward the river, reported
in favor OF. opening said street from Fifth
street to Second, thence to the river, near the
foot Of High street, in accordance with the
plan adopted last summer, same TO he done
Mt as early day rs possible.
Report received
comm anicaton was received from 0'Bri-
en- i Donnelly in relation to their contract
for building eulyerts, and referred 10 Alder
men TAYLOR, STARTS and Conn, and the fol-
lowing resolution passed
Resolved, That the Engineer be instructed
to estimate the amount due Mcssrs. O'Bren
! Donneily in full, ana report at the next
meeting OF the Council.
proposition and bill &C damages from
Nahlon In Rev, in relation TO his contract
for the grading OF Fifth street, heretofore dc
elarel forfeited by the City Council, was re
ierred to tAe c5mmi:tee on Judiciary.
The following resolutions were passed.
Resolved, Ina. the MAYOR he and hereby
II authorized to purchase in conjunction with
acammittos OF Tie Young America Fra Co. !
ar engine aud apparatus faE -tsd Company,
y be pa.I for ~ city Baaas bearing eight per
gent. per annum interest. urincipa! payable
WeutY wears after date.
Resolved, Iart n special committee Of
lis9 from each Ward, be appointed - inquire
and report what street ought TO be Me
Adamiaed or paved, an upon what streets
The curbing and paycments ought 10 be laid
Aldermen Billings, Coan, rimbermau and
Patterson we're appointed the committee IN
Ger tie resolution.
The following bills were allowed, via
Icmstock Il To-, stove and pipe 81 IS
I J. Folsom, hauling plank tor
>. u walks - Sd
&hay,s 4 Paul lumber for side
walks 32s So
s,as d Coke 10, iron pipes for els
terns 65 o.
Il. Collins, for hire of team for r.
J.. delegation to Missouri, ii @
Jos. GasiQrd, repairing Calabooae / 60
j q BERNARD, buffalo robes for
ealaboose. is %
+. Mise, lumber for side walks 403 90
b. s. MERRIAM. Clerk.
Council adjourned 10 Tuesday, Dec. l6, al
O'Clock r NJ.
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hdiFerini correspondence
HkLl CT Hors5 or REPRESENTATIVES,,
hfrysfuy He. q IS5c

@@0A3hN- lJsG+ Cs 16dD.
10 TIC forenoon ths'ttp,c Of the House wns
occupied ~ matters Of ne general interest,
and suel. Items of thea proceedings as you
may deem impostab. !or our readers NAV be
called from The gapars here.
In thp afternoon .ae Kansas resolution
came up en- the thirA residing, and Mr.. Sail
van opened the discussion in a sptoch af some
length against the resolution. In the coarse
af his remarks, notwithstanding he dila-
ted at great length in favor OF the right II
the people 10 govern them selves and 10 regu.
late their own institutions, he expressly repu-
dated the doctrine Of ''sqaatter sovcrcignty''
by denying that the people Of Kansas while
in its territorial organization have the right
TO establish Slavery there BY law, or reeog-
nlze its existence under the Constitution Of
the United States.
By these positions he utterly repudIates
the Northern Interpretation Of ssqaattcr
sovereignty as we'll rs the Southern dogma
tia; the Constitution of the United States
carries Slavery into the Territories. and
stands on a platform of his own. But many
IT his remarks on the rights Of the people
Of Territory were Inconsistent with his
clearly stated denial of territorial squatter
sovereignty, while his vote against the res
oiutions in favor Of q Free State Constitu-
tion would indicate that although he believed
Slavery had no constitutional or legal exist
eIcc there now. he was willing to have it es-
tablished there by their constitution.
After the conclusion Of his remarks, Mr..
Sullivan offered rider to the resolutions,
which was ruled out of order. Othc. mem
bers offered riders, amendments, and propo-
sitions for a division Of the question, in or
der TO staye off and get rid Of a direct voto
for or against making Kansas Free State.
All these propositions were ruled out Of or
der, the time for amendment having passed
hy, and division of the subject matter be-
ing quite as clearly Out Of order agthe III
vision Of bill.
Green T. Clark, who was evidently named
from prophetic prcscience Of his character
then made speech against the bill. lie
denied that .'Freedom is national ard slave
~ SECTIONAL" claiming that Freedom il no
more national than Slavery, thai Ia fact they
are both sectional. Besides, be claimed, IN
the second place, that The resolutions reqair-
ed members of Congress Is violate their
oatAs to support the constitution and laws.
for, he argued the Nebraska Bi.l would te
lila -. -. .s.
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CoNrESsAros. IA few days sinee,"
writes -. ID. ~ Of st. Louis, al was in
company with enc of the best Of his race, and
resident OF Cnanton county, of this State,
who told the following anocioie concerning
a local preacher IN his section; who, being i
yenerablepersonage, will suppress his name
At social meeting af his fellow church
members, amGng other members each WAS
relating his causes for jos and sorrow, when
Rey. Mr.. said In my funiiY OF chill
drn have much cause OF ioy, and also
luncn 10 distress me. There's NV son ----------.
good, reyefent, dutifn boy but there's ms
son Bill, he's nm audac.ous scamp. lie left
bis pvor Oh grag -headed father many day
ago; and it's been u long time since I've
heard on him and when last heard on him,
he was way up to the Galcners, a-raftin'
saw legs playing ''seven-up; and horse
racing bat thank the Lord he's making
a'oaey ~ the trip! aa't be, sister?' Yea,
brotsef, he Is, and no mistake This is
strictly Haf but 10 lao properly apprceia-
tel, YOU should hear it told rs did.
hn.ekerbocAcr.
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STEP asa K~.aI

vvyilEsuhseriberr are now prepared to accommodate
i thu pub.le with choice fresh stock Of Family
Groceries at their sioTe the corner Of 9th and
Blsntieau streets, keokuk.
We viii not boast of cur long experience in this
lssiness, nor promise 10 sell you lower than an
other hcuse, las il usual With new storel bat can
assure you that Whatever you purchase Of us You
will nd new und fresh, aud tiattcr ourselves the
price viii not vary much from other houses that
have had their goods 81 hand since the first.
A good purchased 81 ns will be delivered TO an
part Of the city promptly, IL required
Amongst our stock may be foana he following
RIO, JANA, LAGUAihh AND MOCHA CDfFEE,
Imperial, Young Tyson, sun Powder, ooiopg, and
uthsr grade of TEAS, all fg,sa and good.
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neyor needing tae hagfsness taesc lovers
were calny'ns a.t 4 p saa4sn forbade 80.
iFem coming e hss aasse No20aR knaW sae
cause, bot some ss'd i was pe1ause tho III,
had higher 8ct'bns Tor 80 laughter tfosa'-~
Nei4, It@s4 was westhF Of good hnsoand,
and ~. s8@aFs 8achei ~ as tlke$y 70 maze
oac, tor hd T4a assAbi'shca ~ 1afltty pns-
iacss, Ea9 Nind aeaFI ans was fesPected Ny
ak who knew hiin, bessaesa rs N3s Seqnos
proves, ho aaI perseverance, even against
oaas' me parents eotFsa 1s3'a haaihcehs
ghts Y sAe Raesi $50 TT; 3a' =" " -
purpose. eAea $50 eoa'a h1s $50 hlia nv the
mouse, s5s s2a.i' &aa dia' pFomenaae 'ao
streets WIZ hlih. lhelf FefscoI''ohS oh'y
grow at5oissf ~ 'i'e4F io'e sfe" aool'ef' 1ha
hha'iy i'oS1 9'''" = sue So"'u Ho' mar 'o~
sAe shoe'd 20 SoH'e'h'i'8 qa1se rs hoFf'o'e'
her parent were inaexlble, hut Rosa began 70
pay sly ana maze o4ahues''ns apPo'n'-
nieh's "i'ia heF uas1'ls ho' o"e - '"es0
eFe'''u.''e0 'u""''9 0' ""' ~ o0'IN
70 the nous anu WIZ 'u'''ae u'''' TUG 'is",'
"eie '0lA'ed on' 'u'' '''e" cav "o0'a q1so's
! ~ INN ~ ihe evening o''ns' "na ne"
'aoaSh' NC, p'''''' ''So' "oa.' 'e''s' p''
aa,pn.. s,;nnnaor I'M ~. h,aL h. a.,
=, aoxn ~ aark u.rno,her ,h;nt;nr
IN o,h.r.L - $50 - ha, ,;,h,.J ,,mn
- .g n, IS,
n...l,Ia ',a,,. IL. ian !, a.
ho.a of t,c chairs sho hoard oen,ls ran "a
ra1,n. F.,-;a, ,h,t tba v;nl Womb hlo.
- 4,, Ia, sho .t,,,vh,e,,tiv s,, =
,..tt.,, la..,i..i..o ~, aoor he,
80. -,
It's uncertain ign'' as shs 'u'e" open '"'
door, in rushed III. and se1hing her III his
arms. began sach scige of kissing AS pre-
,.,,a, bor e,s;n,- ,,t f,r,;8 panr "a aia
~,
h"' aiseofel my ei'oi u"''i nv u'' ''''0'
his darling Rosa aboat ninety times, ani re-
ceiyed up9n h,s face blow in exchange for
.ao,, .fss ltnt baar;oo himself called an i,n.
$50,
pertinent N"''''' ~ inSo"''n'A''s ~" 'uo
house, rs greatly chagrinei ~ Mrs. L. was
Whether his deeotiou or presistencg won
the mother IL his favor. not stated, but I'd.
and Hos:. were sho,tly married. with the full
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A CoSsisrEtT BUCHANAN UReAs.-The ST.
Louis Leader, the party organ Of the Black
Democracy Of Missouri, comes out frank IL
IN favor of Slavery extension. il favors the
exclusion Of white men, in order TO put me-
grees ia their plsce, il all the new terrific
ries; il proposes TO cGrta.l the field of en-
plovm ent for white mep, in order TO raise
the price Of negroes. Ii propnunds. as tae
basis 81 its sentiment, the following doe.
trinc
''it has been shown that slavery il fayora-
bic 70 the permanenec III Republican ipsti-
tnhoes-a point which We CONSIDER establish
ed'
Ani this. be il remembered, il The theorv.
the primary political principle, of the STAT
organ u national Democratic admins
tration, in IS Republican country Amer.
cans Germans, ifl-sioeft, ~ ho WORT FOR their
daily bread. vii plcaae Hke notice. f.
permitting themselves e De sald into siayo
~ thqgsaili bring themselves under the ,rg.
tecsins care u tie organs Of tao ~ moe,
raey.n Neapeh.ie ;ha Slavery intsressaau
the price efnegrsas Is tie tbns If paramount
lmrsr' anee. for slatqsy p-8mases " +.
laannee 81 cur Institution 8ur gos laf
or Iemeooffe instructions war.
ID saE. 5ssargf *
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pg.OTIlING STORE RON sALE

rIfH1 Undersigned being obliged % return Law
i offers for safe his entire Stock Of Mrreh1hdlse,
conssstingof dents Clothing Hats, Gaps aud fsr-
uisbing Gaeds
The stnnk II we'll selected, having been purchased
direct of MaHufaci urors The low prieos, together
with he location and the Of the year, pre-
seais rare nhnnes 70 any one wishing 70 engage
In pleasant business in this gcody city.
F~tinuiAfs apply either personally or by letter
To w ! BANCROFT, Warsaw, Ills, OF ~ Msssrs,
KgNnAlI HOWE & Co.. keskuk, T0wa.
Dec. 3. lshG-ltf
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HARp MoSEs. Secretary Guthrie saw, in
ms report, saat . pure metallic currency
'nay beaet down as impgaetieabIc under our
constitution aud laws, ia say nothing Of
the sentinent OF tue people,. This is
something of a change for the party since
The doctrines Of nard money, preached up
IS jackson and Benton, constituted The high
est anong its tests. bat the world moves ;
ani 80 does the democracy" and the hard
money hanbug has pretty cliectnally ex-
rtodoa Secretary Guthrie has thrown the
last grenade It.
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BY III SDA.L, HOWE 4 co.

AuCtt0n Sgic ci GrOcicry. China,
China Tseys nnd Parinn ware.
INE will sell oar Auction Store ON S, cond st /,
w n full aud apietc assortment of all articles
ia he above liz mpfising Tea Sets, Dinner
Sets Of whitca4l cu.urtd Gra5lits n 30. China ia
all III ~ yariyt, sgy coainon aud parian China
suitable FOR [ la stIRas 0Ifts.
I'd. above gi wss ossn nee on FRIDAY, Dee
i2th, at 10 o'citcg and conttnae zach day and
min (. unit tag t8siI EtCCs ia sold uat.
W Wholesalers Ill "a we'll 10 call. For all SUM
over sJa, 6b das 0il % given for approval en-
dors nasas. kHNDALL. HOW Il Il CO,
d.l4u Ancttoncers.
A. L.. CpSAABlE $50 q. -MYrt NJ goSSAalY
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II sap il b fora the peopic that A. !. DINNER,
IN has just received, adds stiii receiving large
supply of PORTE Mon AiEs, EEIiCGLL-, pURo.
Is, POCKET kNlNES LADIES TRAVELLING d
WORK BASkkES, WORK BQA!.S.a iea and hand
some styla OF Jswcry Boxes of every pattern, vio-
Inns, ttet&ars, E.asas f,ies. Aooordeouss Banjo,
DruAis, Ial5orinea. 40. Also general assort-
" Fancy Gools, Ioyr. he, 49,, for Children.
consisting ia rarl of Dissecing Maps Of the World,
the Nation 4 the Il. - A u & Blocks, and in fact
every thing fram an Elephant down 10 Bird, al of
which with ks cold chap at
q 4 s q II NJ L r IS
Fancy ouods aud Toy store, EAST sipE or TnIRB,
bstw.ei III ain snd JohaEon 1trasts. dceIid
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HOLIDAY GOOD>.

TTSJ received from tbe F4st general ass9rt-
- mant Ut Fancy Guods and Tuys the Target
slla u this Kind IT gooas ia ha"kuk consisting ot
Ladies csbas, Baukcsofh style, Ornaments fof
What no.s Doniinoes Chessc hsescrrnen and boards,
Bird Cages and canarice. Tea Trays and walters,
latest styles If Mahar Braeslets, partm onnaiss,
Ladies' mrisrn polkas WAX. papicr machs and In
dia rubber Crying Dolls, heads aud odies Of sysry
kind Games, re-; in fact anything kept in well
assorted Fancy Goods Toy and Variety Store
Please give me call 10 satisfy yourselves.
X. W EIsMANS,
Second-st., bet; Main snd Johnson,
novia div in the Gate City Drug Store.
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AoRar>b At the last accounts lhe VIII
eaes'er vas hard aground hear Hannibal. =
Ine - Mary, the Warsaw E1press snys, in
attempting t. moke landing Ut the pork.
house, ran on lar asi was unable to back
Oh The river failing RAPIDLY, she was left
t'sh ana sifF, ANA Ser owne!s abandoned her
70 the underwriters. She was insured for
- $40, seferal osa aass are aground
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kickAf q Mason, Surgeon Dentists, are
nrenured To In serf Terth nnnn Gnld Silver

IT f''1'V :" 70 't'511t fV1tH uFI1 U1rH, oITytr
ana outta perchl, also upon piatna with
continuous Gum, which for beauty and
cleanliness cannot he surpassed. They are
determined 90 40 the neatcst work that is
done in the City, and ut less price than
any other Office here. Office on Blonaeau
between Third and Fourth
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NJ n IAN sta y liGe INSURANCE compan,
lao p1oADwAY, NEW YORK.

lao ExoADwAY, AEw YORK.
Cash Capita as.a 40 alzyA s4Ue, 90.
nEp0sfTEi Sieu goo with tbs teurtioi ei Of ibs
II state Of New foTh, ief. he s,enli9s II Ioiiey
aoiders IN addition 10 which H. sfsekhs idsfs are
persot ally iiable Among the i1rfaturs Hrs the
rnos wealthy aEd influential eitiIeLso Of New York
1his Is stock Company, rsInfiias 10 The as.
party 30 years ~ age may secure 10 his family,
frs isom he claims u Ls ssdiiofsJ for about ~
cents PER wees, fpiicy In s2,s.h
" no wou, nui pafs this suBi feT the ggatIten+
tlun Vt rsHssti.n ga 4 siea lid ~ aeci-
deaf, tLas IL all uise tail, ho had nmia certain
prvytsioa tor Lis family IL Soula iightsp his
psI sud DO iaars ief has recovery thai, medicine.
n. II. MORGAN, rrss't.
G. Y. WEAsLE, See'y.
Prospectus. with a. nosesssry Information, fur
aisa.a b. liskLi = sIAPstA, AgtE.
Pest Olbee rulaine,
sugS-dly Keokuk. lows
skLOAIA rAIsIaI iNAt IANAb- ~.
CanAat, $500 OOG.
INNS 0omr~Dy il prepared ~ d. . Marine In CT
/ ascs bus.nsss. Cargo risks taken ut cnstopsls
iaaes and the uAaAI Cash facilities sAtendxdto Ttk
Iiar cnzt0msrS.
Lossss promptly adjusted.
Uikscroxk.
A. EriJEmAn, Wm.F. TufDer,
u. III. Harrison, Geo. II. spytL.
John TempIin, A. l., DcminE,
John Met uns. G. +. Conn,
C.GsYber, Jas. u. Coz.
A. BRID0MAN, Prssieent. III
6.B.sMiru, Vice President.
All. DEMfNu, Treasurer.
WIZ. TuRxRH Secretary.
Once in Sample building Second Street
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The above Cepsnirs adjust and pay all Losses
eqaitAbiy and promptly.
WI. W. BELRNAP, agent,
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ron SAA4Ls
A FARM cDntaing 50 acres. well improved, With
~ agosa honse and bearing orchard, miles
south ii Charleston and 10 miles from keokok,
viii be sold IN Ysasonabie terms,
Apply 70 =. w Johnson or J. T. Blair, ksesnk,
OF 10 Dr. Skinner Charleston lneyW
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A RAKE CHANCE
EIG n TY LOTS
In Farm on mt.

Om the Des M0incs Avenue, ne Ok Wk.
rlvIlIs IL high an beautiful location II miles
i FROM Mn.n-st., with 100 feet agenues and Is
laid in ots with 20 feet alleys and will be sold
very easy terms. I'm portion Of the lots there
il timber almost sGfieicnt 10 pay Tor The lots.
Tcrms one. If b cash, balance in /, 2, =, and 4
years. plat may b. seen AT the Real Estate once
of RiCkEY 4 SIMP soN,
West side "a t.bet. Main and johnson.
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DISSOLUTION.
fIlHE co-partnership hc1etofors existing between
i sl.yneh Il 1arrard Attorneys ut Law, has been
dissolved. ! will continue to practice in the courts
al Lee ard adjoining counties. Once removed 70
Bark q Gallery, corner OF Main and 3D. street
n9vi9-silln ALEAi- IlNGH-
r.. GAISsEW,
North side Main St, bet 10th and nth, keakuk,
Al MANUFACTURES house and grave yard railing,
lyl verandahs, gras and steps doors and shutters
Vi sheet iron, NJ very Tow ratss.
AZ. also attends tot NIL kinds Of house smithing.
aid repairs Locks and guns. Call as above.
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