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AT VALET g. cos
1Eo IA ~ - ~ zR ID ia 1u

3Eo Ia ~ IL ~ ~ u ia aua {.
/ = KEPT large and complete assert.
| merit q DRUGS, MEDICINES, PER
FUMERY, SOAPS, COMBS and FANCY
ARTICLES.
Plantations can be supplied upon as
reasonable terms as in New Orleans. and
we take this occasion to say to Planters.
that we will furnish you your Medicines
lot the same money thai you paid last year
for the same articles, in the same quanti-
lies, and pledge ourselves that the auanti-
lies shall be fully equal TO those sold else
wheie-anetatlons Of market only excep-
tnJ
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SrLENptp MASONIC TEMPLE no IN
BUR- Tho Masonic fraternity o.
this Stale (says the New York Herald)
purpose to erect In tho city Of New
York a splendid edifce, which will OK.
Gel In magniiicenoe and flush anything
Of The kind on this continent. 1t is Ia
be five stories high, Of vbte marble.
substantially and elegantly built, and
will be one hundred feet front by 12g
feet deep. Il will contain ample &C.
commodations for the sessions Of The
grand lodge, subordinate lodges, ooun.
ella and eneampmeuts, and the appoint
mont Of decorations Of the rooms will
be on Tho most splendid and costly scale
The Masonic Temple In Philadelphia
cost nearly 100000, but this oddoe
is expected to cost 100000. Asthe
Grand Lodge cannot build this temple
the law not permitting tan associ-
alton Of Free Masons has been formed
and trustees appointed who will make
application for charter to the next
Legislature, one Of the provisions Of
which will DO that none but FREQ Ma
sons can own the stock, and that, chat
fraternity will have full charge and
control Of The disposition of The Tenn
Pile. The Masonic Hall in this city,
on broadway, formerly belonging to
the Masons, passed out Of their hands
by outsiders holding most of the stock,
and they wish to be secure against any
such difficulty with tho new Temple.
The site has not yet been determined
upon, but ii will doubtless be some.
where in Broadway.
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CAN'T STAND TaAr.--Tho editor Of
the Providence Journal recently had
his patience sorely tried. Hear him
and sympathise with him;
We can stand almost anything 10 the
way Of correspondence, but we cannot
undertake to correct communications,
that spell union with y, and copstitu-
ton with a k--unless, of course, they
are in poetry--thc proverbial and au-
thorized license Of which we think
is greater at this time than it ever was
before.
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Lot,s NApotsoa EgAHs Ass8ssfsA

Louis NApoLEoa FEAHs Ass8ssfsA
TtoN.-It Is stated that arrests cohtinl
ne to be made in Paris, ofindiViduals
suspected Of eonspripg against the lifs
Of the Emperor. The conduct Of bis
Majesty Oh the occasion Of his return
to Paris atld since, gives the impress
ion to The public, that these arrests are
based upon facts which fully war.
rant tie utmost tigor Of The police a.
His entry into Paris was private, I'M
announced as regards the hour, and
made under the most cautious cireum.
stances. Ills earftags, which was
closed. WAS surrounded By mounted
men, and instead of passing over the
usual route, they passed rapidly
through the city by The qpayss
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Pornpey, why IL o journy round
dis world like d rats tail ~ e Well,
| doesn't exactly 500 eny esemblanee,
'twixt The two cases. well, den, +
spess I'll bab to tell you4bekass 1t
ain tur to The end Oh itr' Bus
sposs de cats tail Is singed p said
Pompey.' ooh, den, In dat eass,a
said The other nit am not so fur
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DRY GnODs.

TtsT RECEIVED at the store. corner
y Of Third and Florida streets, large and
varied stock Of Fall and Winter Goods,
consisting in part Of Marines Goods, Silk
Goods and other articles asked for by the
ladies' at this season. Terms cash and
prices at least twenty -fse per cent under
city prices.
no76-lm. MADAME ALBERT.
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spffial Notires.
Maspusn MatiGa.

TIFF brethren ef ST. Jatpes Masrnio Lodge No
j Al, are not fed, tine there viii be afA n
called meeting u tbe Ledge, Ill theft new
Hall, co+her Of Man ana Church streets, ~
tits satu Gav ever'ag. al eariy eaDdle-/
light fnb7ssl j. D. sfUAHT. Secretary.
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MADAME ALBERT.
For SALE.

TyHE valuable lot ON the corner Of o. o.
l. Main and Florida streets. with ii,n
the Improvements thereon. Tie lot *zf7es'
is eligibfy located for business house or
family residence. For particulars. apply
at the Comet Office. noy4-1n.
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WE HAVE.
Catouiel, Quinine,
Blue Mass, Rhubarb,
Salts, Ipeeaehuana,
Sienna, Barks,
Cream Tarter, Castor Oil,
| Bieafb Soda, LaudD0m,
Falegoiie, Alum. Ginger. &c.
THEN WE HAVE
| Fahnestoek's Vetmiluge, pefry's Dead shot
MeLaih's Winters Canadian
.-..... ......... Vefmfugs.
BESIDES ANY QUANTITY Of Pills,
| Wughts. Jayne's,
| MeLain's, Lees,
| boudon's, Mofaps,
| Holloway's, Champions
| Gefaon's, DR.. Ffaok's.
| And of LiNtMENTS, FOR PAINS,
BRUISES, sWELLINGS; STRAINS, or
RHEUMATISM, we have,
Nerve and Bone, Mustang,
Arabian, Chinese,
Venetian, Jayns's.
Railways, Loudons,
Opodsldoe, MeLain's,
Hays, &c,
For diseases Of the Lungs and Throat,
.-.. WE HAVE,
Wistar's Ealsam Wild
Cherry, Woodlands Ex-
psctorant,
Jayue.s EEpeetorant, I,ondop's and
Ayers Peetoiial, Ba, tholetpeW's
Pink Syfup.
Then for Dyspepsia, Weak Stomach,
jFnndee, Liver Complaint or General De-
billty,
WE HAVE,
Pepsin and sebeidam Schnapps
Modatfs Bltters, Hollands German
Bitters.
Gonla Bitters
Besides several preparations of Sarsap-
ariIla,
SUCH AS
TownsenGs, SANDS,
Williams, Bulbs
Besides these we have many other rem.
edies for UTERINE DISEASES. We
have DR.. Morse's Inyigofatiba Cordial,
Mothers Relief, CaIte's Spanish Mixture,
Lncinia Cordial, Marshall's Cath olicon,
Carpenters Buchu
And Of Agne and Fever remedies,
WE HAVE
Rowan's Tonic Mixture, Osgood's Chola-
gogue.
Smith Tonic Syrup, Speeds Fever
Tonic.
Sappngton's Pills.
IT, Then for those indebted to US for
Medicines, sold them in 1856, or previous,
and yet unpaid for, we have their accounts
made out, and waiting only for our sigma
ture. to be receipts in full to Jan. 1856.
On Third street, between Convention
and Moth Boulevard streets, Baton Rouge
La. now.
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proclaim to our brethren Of other sec
tons Of the nation, that We stand ready
to unite with them. To reasoh with
them to battle With them. and To die
with them, IN This, the only hope fai
the preservation Of our own liberty
and the salvation Of tho Republic.
THH MUsitAl CtuB-It was our
pleasure to be present at The first eK-
hibitiyn Of the Musical Club, at The
Senate Chamber, Oh Thursday even
ing The room was tasteIully detora-
ted with flowers and evergreens and q
temporary Stage erected IN The centre
Of tbe room, whereon was placed two
''gtand pianos obtained expressly for
the occasion. ..
The audience was not large, but
embraced q goody number Of The fair
daughters Of The city and Parish, at
tired with cleganee Of taste, for which
The Louisiana ladies' are justly noted
among her sisters of The eonfedefacy.
The first thing on the programme,
was a "Gtand Concerto, by Her z,rer-
formed with eelat by Mrs Linton and
Miss Htiaut. This YVES followed by
"a Nouurne' Of DobIer, executed by
Mrs. Linton, with taste. ease and ell
eganee, which ranks Mrs. t., as ona
Of the best performers IN the 5tate@-
Miss Baker then sang that fovofile
cir from LINDA III Cbamounixt'-"On
Tie Banks Of Guadalqpiyer." The ap-
pIause with which it was received BY
the audience, betokened their appreei
alton, and was a well merilod oompli-
meut TO one Of the sweetest WARRIORS"
to be found in ibis portion Of The flow
er garden Of The FoIoianas.
"La Fec arx Roses, was eiven by
Miss Dunn, as HaIyey himself con
ceived it, "lloly Motber--Duot from
Maritaua, by Miss Morgan and Mrs.
Guion, to our mind was The gem among
the briliants Of ihe occasion. Miss
d., manifested just enough Jifidenes
at the outset 10 give her naturally
sweet voice nei yousness which adIgd
additional melody OF Mrs. Guion's
voice and style Of singing, We have Of
ten spoken. To say that she equals
Sontag in her palmest days, is to pay
her no compliment. IIer voice has
not tho strength Of Paro1i's, but all Of
the mellow measure Of Adolina Patti, |
with q greater compass.
Mrs. benjamin performed in mas
terly manner, Wallaeo's "Grand Polka
de Concert" Miss Miriam Morgan
executed "Si J'etais Eoi' IN fault |
less style. The Duet, by Mrs. Linton
and Miss Briant, was received with ap.
plause. Mrs. l. deseryedly stands
Mt the head Of our uativo voealists. and
Miss Briant is justly by her side
Mrs. Beale gavo us in artistic style. /
Variations from "La Straniera,p by |
Dobler.
The entertainment lasted until after
10 o'clock, and the audience dispersed
well pleased with this first public Of
fort Of the "Club,o aud the hope to
hear from its members, often again.
-s-s@. 4-s=--
BAsnfuL MEN.-We never saw
bashfuI man who was not
the soul Of honor. Though such may
blush and slommer, and ahrug their
shoulders aalwarlly. unable to throw
forth with ease the thoughts chat tboy
would express, yet commend them to
rs for friends.
There are fine touches in their
characters that time will mellow and
bring out perceptions as delicato as
he faintest tint is 10 the unfoidcd rose;
md their thoughts are none the less
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BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING.
LARGE assortment 81 Boys Goods, just receiy-
Il ed at the Clothing Emporium Of
oet-l2. w. D. PHILLIPS.
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VHnY WE'LL SA1D,--1ho Spring
field dasetts in speaking Of the Judge
ship, soon TO be vacant in That dis
triot: names the Hon. w. u. WALK
IN, for that position. II is our pleas
ure to know Mr.. WALKER. and al.
though we differ with him politically
yet we must say that he is a gentle
man Of rare attachments, such as we
like to note The advance Of.
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PRINTS FOR cHfLDpEy-
CIoalss, Nantiaias and Ts,mns.

4 LARGE assortment Of these goods,
II jest received in all Colours, Shapes and
Qualities. Call at the PHILADELPHIA
CHEAP STORE. if you wish to secure
bargains. now.
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GBt 9ailp Gon'et.
BAToN rot HallitHNoV. 1, 1850.


10 TfH BHHEvoLHNF.--1n june
last our fellow citizen, Al D. hlsxan.
der Lost Lis son---Samuel-a lad o.
about ID years Of ags, in this wise.--
Mr.. Al lives In the Plains, (the north
efn part Of The Parisb), bis son was In
this city at school with Mr.. Il. D. VIII
son, and boarding ID his family. The
spirit Of adventure seized him, and
without d word to any one; without
money and without other clothes than
those OH his back, lie took n boat at Our
landing for up,river. lie got as far
as Memphis, Tenn. Mr.. Alexander
hearing Of him there, Immediately
went up, but all enquiries proved una
vailing. Since Mr.. AS return home,
he learns that on The morning Of the
10Th of July, his son was on the land
ing at Memphis, aud said he wanted a
boat TO come down The river. Wheth-
or he got . boat or not, il The ques-
ton. Should this meet the eye Of The
Captain or clerk Of the boat, on which
he may have taken passage, it will be
a fully appreciated favor, to address a
note either to Mr.. Alexander, himself
OF to this Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-12
low cry. 9th March. ls5f

DEAR HOWELL - have about 10 minutes
before mail to inform you of the action Of
the American Convention, which met here
yesterday.
There were about 100 delegates in attend
anee.
Robert Gowen acted as President. The
State ticket nominated by Republican Con-
ven,on was confirmed, bat new Electoral
ticket put in nomination, VIZ John +. Cook,
Scott County J. r. lIornish, Leo County
$. q. McAchran, Davis County Booth.
Linn County.
Nomination Of Fillmore and Donaldson,
after a spirited discussion, was ratified, a
Maine Law resolution was adopted, also a
Register Law Ger The regis " Of the names
Of foreign voters, n | understand it,, was
adopted. Yours truly, p
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ARRIVAL oE THE AFRICA.
Three DaqS Later from Europe Neps
OF Pecifc-- Peace Conference opened.

New NoRK, March 8.
The Africa arrived Ut n little before
O'Clock. with dates 10 the 23d
Nothing more about American difficulties,
excepting that the London Advertiser pro-
fesses to know that Mr.. Dallas brings very
stringent instructions.
PEACE CONFERENCE OPENED.
The latest by telegraph from London, says
Count Orloff arrived at Paris on Thursday
night. The conference opened on Monday
thu 25th
The Paris Constitutional intimates that
the Congress will not occupy itself ex-
clusively with tbs subjects rising out Of the
present war. It says that the treaties OF
1915 viii be essentially remoddled. Other
papers speak in the same strain.
1t is said that the consent Of Russia to the
dsmantling of Nieolgotf is doubtful.
Paris editors have been ordered to write
nothing concerning peace or war during the
session Of the conference.
ENGLISH AFFAIRS.
The parliamentary proceedings have beer
Hnimportant.
portion of the advance squadron Of the
British fleet has settled ready for leaving
Spithead on the afternoon of the 22d. The
money article in the Daily News Of Saturday
saws thar the finding Of the new loan by the
Rothchids at about %, produced a fan OF
half per cent IN consols, although part ~
this was subsequently recovered.
The aggregate Of the subscriptions To the
loan rcached 0,00D,o00
PREPARATIONS FOR WAR * RUSSIA, sc.
Letters from St. Petersburg and Warsaw
to Germsn papers give details Of the extern
siye preparations made by Russia for a con
tiuuauce Of war, and state that on no point
mas the former energy of the military ubated
Later correspondence had been received
from the Crlmea, bat there is nothing of iii
terest.
Nothing Of interest from France or the
other parts Of Europe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-12
Telegraph ic News.

MADIsoN, Wis, March Sin the Supreme
Court this morning, Mr.. Carpenter, counsel
for Bar,tow, told the Court that Barstow
would not submit to It's jurisdiction, but he
suggested to them that the facts in Mr.. Bash.
ford's information could not w. assumed to
be true until proven, ana that no Judgment
hy default could he rendered. He then. as
directed, he said, delivered a communication
from Governor Barstow To the Court, when
be ana Mr.. 0rton took their leave.
IN the Assembly a message was received
from coy. B4rstow, emboiying the summons
issued to hIm IS the Supreme Court, the let
ter Of bis counsel advising him that the
Court had no jurisdiction and his communi-
cation to the Supreme Court The c0mmu-
nlcation soemnly, peremptorly and officially
protest against any further action by the
Court, and conclude, as follows
Deeply impressed with the responsibilities
under which have acted, AMI the step which
haze taken - support the Constitution Of
the State, to no nfraetion Of which submit
90 consent, and believing that the Supreme
Court Will best subserye the interests Of the
State and answer the constitutional purpose
81 its creation. by dschargiuE its Legitimate
functions without arrogating 70 itself tht
high preroEat.ye Of transforming the soyer.
cign powers 81 tho government Is partizar
claimants, | hereby take nv leave II III,
Court aud ,Aeir understandable proceedings.
in which the Court have seen I'll to receiy,
my full and ane4uiyarai submission. and
shall deem Il nay duty Is rcpe. with an til,
power vested ID his department max iufring,
meut upon til rights au13 powers Who'll *.
ercise under the CONSTITUTE
i~lcne54 wv. 4, b tkefuw.
Governor III tic Sat IS IS .ee8uslp.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-12
xxxsvth oonsrc>s---rsrss session.
AyASulSGr0N. March =.

WASunGroN, March =.
The fortifcation bill, reported in the Sem
ate to-dav. provides for expenditures, in the
State of New York.
Ii is said in consideration Of the fact that
a large British squadron Is understood to be
on the way TO the coast Of Central Amer.ea,
that the Government of ttreat Britain sent
word TO Mr.. Marcy, several weeks since, that
British subjects in Central America had sup
plcated them for aid, and that they should
protect them.
Secretary Marcy has been very busy for
the last * hours preparing elaborate dis
patches to - in tie steamer Of Saturday,
IN relation to present difficulties with Eng
land Complete instructions 10 Mr.. Dallas
will be sent.
judge Douglas will not have his report
relative to territorial affairs ready Tor some
days.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-12

Rev. Mr.. BRowN's LEcruRE.-Thc subject
of Mr.. Browns Lecture, before the Lyceum
on Friday evening last, was '.The Elements
Of our National safety" These were, in his
estimation, lst, True Patriotism, 2nd, popu-
lar Education. 81, Conscience, and 4th Reli-
gion. we did moi hear the first portion, but
the last three elements were presented and
discussed with considerable force, eoqucncc
and ability. We regret that the crowded
state Of our columns prevents, and has pre-
vented, a more extended notice. The Lee
ture was we'll received BY the audience, which,
however, was altogether ton small tia II city
like ours. 1t was announced that, on ac-
count Of the poor encouragement which the
Lyoeum has received from the public, the
course Will be closed with one more lecture
ON Friday evening next
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-12

EDUCATIONAL MEETINc.-A meeting will be
held this evening, nj Exchange Street NJ. F..
Church, at r. NJ, for the purpose Of pro-
noting the interests 81 Education. Address
es viii be delivered by Dr. Berry, and 9TH
ers. The public are invited to attend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-12
Franklin Ilre ana Marine
fNSt RANCE COMPANY.
] S4 Ift

CAPITAL 100000, cAsHrAID IN sloU,oOO.
Invested according ia. Ise. II Illinois.
Epscal attention s5yan to Insurance oi
FARM PROPERTY, IA ELLlAG- AND OUT
EI44.i}iAt1S.
TNSU RES such bujl4iugs contents favorable
terms, for 3 yeaes Iusures Stores, Ware
houses, Baldngs - Contents. ard Personal Proper
" neraiiv.
LOSSES EQU1TABLY Adj STED AND PROMPT
LY PAID is CASH.
This Company IS john Sock Association. organ
ICED under y .cai charter granted IS the lcgsla-
tule of Wisconsin, With authorized capital Of
500 QUO One hundred thoueaul dyslars II which
PAID in, and securely fnt ted bonds and mort
cages. The Company bei1g shus seeutely ganzed
upon firm basis h directors take pleasure IN re-
cotnm uaing i q puae favor a, worthy If conf
aence ma support. with the that alt loss-
~ shalt be promptly ant h9narahiy adjusted. As
this is purely stock Company mutual business
will be done nor premium netes taken.
ofF1csEs
\. u. Donaldson, Pres i, ". T. Gibson. Sec'y.
j " Eddy Wee Pres E. 4. Gibson Cen A gent.
dec. 2id3m ". I. tt kAER, Agent.
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The Aggressions and 1surratiOns
OF the slave Power.
Declaration Of ne Principles and PrrPos-
es Of tse Republican Party

ADDRESS or THE RrpuBLIcAN coNyr>TlpN, AT
rtrrsBuRG. FEB. o, 1856.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-12

NE pEs MotNEs VALLEY WING is issued from
'ais once every Wednesday, has an ezensireapd in
cTeasing circulation throughout tie DesMonas Val
ley as Well as in the rest OF the State aud tn, MI
s7d states, and as q medium Of advertising not
surpassed. subscription price $3.50 per anuum in
advance
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-12

ca \ late philosopher says: Before peo-
llo take The leap through 4he wedding ring,
,hey should be quito certain that the blanket
81 connubial contentmeir ~ held tight ON
the other SIDE.
g Thc ratio 81 increase of insanity H
New York tate 81 exceeded the augmcntg-
ton " population sixty Per cent. IL twenty
tifc years.
fY lie loves you better Who strives 10
make sou good, than he who strives TO please
you,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-12
DAVID a. SMITH.


DAVID A. SMITH IS. yAssicKLl
SMITH 81 VAJ.Il-,------k XIV,
auctfoneer. accumulation a8crchan
andR Real Estate Brokers.
NKyF'1II Nv parIiyular afternoon 70 sales
W Auction, Of Real Esta.e stocks, Administl
tor Sales, dc5 "tll neg 5tiate Loans MAKE NoH
tons eNchang Real Estate for Me,ehandise ma
liberal adNAne On hea4 + tate or Mer,h,ndise C
signed lof Popi'. .ale WI a =" a. nr,,,or,3
P''pel'l 49,. =" 10y. -, al a. sna
lg1i'ns ~ - i ~ , ,r ssry,ces
Once on =, Third street between Al"'n ana 0n"s0
,,a,,..,rp H.. ~, ,,.,, .,rcet
Il on w, ,7A 81 lMf5-ft yA%lrkrI,EN
fls t,1-.l ~ 80
II Nh ~ o h4t in4 - = ~ ~ $3.50
1 fHitoh ana io'h ST ,t,,I is kNlPlElS
,,, ,.,.l -49 oorr
II 49, = t NV
- "a '''''' +" SUiTiI 4 VlA J.9IcKLEN.
-.
= Z 49, .a,i,.t. ar,Iy -
7Ni : = . - ~. ,
ros. y - 7tb stye4t ~ 10,
~ "a. AL gI ',,,''''o swim 4 vANSICkLEY.
,,Dl.tr ,,a..., ,.n3 "a ,hec y CON
II ~ lNfTII VANSTCEIFN
In, @l-P'' 80 o..
EOE sALE-A d%eiiinS n9n,e ana Iot On r ban
street alr'y g sn III !" : = 80 :. ''', :,
4 LOT IN Louisville, ht"fo exchange Tor he
: = kun ''y pup .II9flIrr yANsIcKFN.
Icon ~ALE-or trade for Iowa land. Or ke2ku
Wy P'Pe5t ,h - .sS ',',' -. -
hea' '"e '''e 7. .',,ift1l,l l,<-trtrFN
"R >Aii'
~ i.s. o1 ~ ~ itt5 ,5,,e.I ~,
a'"' . ''' s.ft.rig sV-rf INK
s't. Pi4a' "
tost At,
223 Acres 81 Land, b0 uni.f CULTIVATION near ~
MARCO Terms, une-thiEi e. p, balance q one, wv
ana three yeat- Apply r. - -
IytlK NI.E-64O acres ii ehoice land within fou
uile- 81 the city SMITH. II N8N~ICKLEN.
.oxx sssss
rf.1..t, a..t ,'',a s 80 .,r... a,,,ly i,
"a \ -Au4-l SMITH i NANSICKLEN.
.ou SAsr
FEET fr.,. -, s~ea,. ..trat, With bniIaings
"a rEuts car Ssue Ant5fy IA
ngy94 saIia 3 yANSICkLEN.
- So, ,{.,.g.t 49, =.
,,,pt egIiHsf ytN~lcEIFy /
-
I43h Iii l0st l,94, an 'g.. ssrs Ppl
-
E"h SALt.--A s"Iih containing 40 aeiST, ~
nntrr lehe III 'A. 'e. ifain ss# c.ly "n tAe fAnn1
1NfTH I XaNsIrIg'pNf
L'0k ~ALk-A h7use t.nd 10 81 aiatn street.
fhEsh ihNo'ee = IA. asa 'afs Y tfAac ION
160 Ashhs = i.aal p Z" Asa'h- I &, uiff' tour
i w Ltlts from 8" s utti StFstt gar se Aa4 iHr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-12
Losses EQU1TABLY ADJ sTED AND PROMPT
IY PAID Is CASH
Home
INSURANCE COMPANY.

Office No. 4 Wall Street New York.
Cash Capital, S5e0, 90
Amount of Assets, S-47a72 ~.
Amount Of Liabilities, S53,677 Us.
rNiilS Company differs from most others in having
l. apasd ~ capital If s500 10000 and no divi-
denis made 10 stockholders without first proyid
inglor the unearnrd lremium all outstanding pol
icies, in addition 10 eeaFital.
CHAS.J. MARTIN, Pres,
A. T. WTLLMARTH, See.
jan25d5in WM j. TURNER, Agent
kEOk1k MARINE INSURANCE 90.
Capital. 100000.
'ENiilN Company i prepared 70 do a Marine insur-
Il auce business. Cargo risks taken Mt customary
rates, and the usual Cash facilities extended reg
uiar customers.
Losses promptly adjusted.
DIRRs TONS
4. Bridgmau, VIM. T. Turner,
u. III. Harrison, Geo. b. my th.
John Tvmplin. a. L. Deming,
John Mel une, g. +. Conn,
G. Garbor. Jas Cox
~. G. kentgen.
4. RRIpGNAN. President.
q. r. NY III. Wee President
A. j. DEMINe, Treasurer
We + TrnsrR, saaatngy
0alee pa ~ story Conc It HaiI bBi5dine.
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