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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-01
HOUSEHOLD FURNITUKE

Ia !, AT AUCTION. s,- .'-fI
WETE viii sell auction, Saturday adrrinr May Sd
Wv ats O'Clock. sale Table
fast table, chairs. wood Chairs
Roeses Wash Stands hish post single Red
ssead shuek Mattresses. laingls MAfas Cooking Stove
nearly new Tus Msrkes Basket pair AndironS
apo A-- y We WOODS 81 g NELSON. AsesiOnssrs.
.RIRAM aRtsox
aae -eg AUCTION ROOMS, "a gTo-ess
Old Court House. Corner of Main and Third In
diately opposite the Washington Hotel.,sT 5ers
EWAvTN9 leased term of years and atted up the
N H. above we'll known stand. pre-
ceve sale auction private SALE all kinds
merchandse; household ru1tnre horses bug
gies. etc.. etc. frs - tst4g.e tlesaEs Is
Cash advances made cousg aments when qeIred.
Regular sales Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
eoumen O'clock A. N Also tuesday. "Wednesday
and Friday nights. at early gas light.
Out-doorsSes andsaes of estate promptly attsn led
to. saa tH
and general FGRETFQR consisting ofslat.
spindle and bannister backs scroll and sso0P top rim
back sce French, Jsnay Lind. and Bxstle wood seat
chairs: spring rockers Sofas socabes
card dining breakfast tables light and wash stands
lounges. mirrors Aae and misses beisteads
tin and wire safes which VIII sell Gin
We hand great variety ofnotioas iewelry,
violns aeeordeons pocket cutlery guns pistols whips
which will ssll reduced prices for cash.
Wholesale RETAIL WooLSEY & NELSON.
.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

CINCINNATI. April 30.
Flour dall sales lower at So rs. Provisions firm and
buyant. Mess Pork Ai6. Lard eA99h. Groceries
arm. Sugar 71@9. Coffee lek@I2a<. Molasses 49@
45c Further advance anticipated.
=-rre- NEW York. April 30.
Flour nrm. Wheat firm. Corn firm. Mess Pork
dropping, 700 bbls sold at sl9 IS. Beef firm. Lard
firm. Whisky steady. Stocks dull.
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTTON,

WWTE will sell at aueton Thufsdsy noruing. Nay
~ 9k O'Clock six casks Of Liverpool. Rockingham
Pertaining general for retail trade dealers
invited 70 attend. e-aH- SD w tOLSEY NELSON. =
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sIn.nnn XYOHTH as DITCHENG.

rENHE UYPREss POND DRAINING COMPANY. incorporated
by theast Legislature of Kentucky. have about
ditching done through their lands In
Union for which they will cash. as the
will make advances equalto so cent
after the month the work
in June July and he flushed in December
land will be and full particulars given by
applying A. L. Churchill. Geo. Henshsw Dr. j. D. Ames
Geo. Payne living the land Clerk of the
Board In Morganfeld, Ky. j.
~ -2u WILLIS G.. HUGHES.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
REmnvAL,

a NoLBVRN & HRRsHBERGER have r.nnoved their
~ stock of Mattresses the bnlding lately put
BIZ Mr.. hughes Water street. door to Canal Bsnk
where they will keep censs hand st Wholesale aud
ans Kinds
Wis aprink Cotton. Moss Shack. Hair aud Jenn5 Lind
4 ALso-Bsd Comforts OF all sises $50 = sses7-ee
AEso4Cotton. Moss Hair. shnek and Fsather PILLOWS.
Mattresses made ordrr anil give satisfao-
ton. Those Article villa n call
The Attention OF Country Merchants particularly invited
Ind. mht6
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h Respectfuy informs the citizens of Evansve and u
fhs travelling community generally that he has opened
Nationa In Newburgh and is
silent snt perm Lne nouse y n ~
the Ohio river. The table will b well sucpi
al times from the Bvausviis MARKET Horses any Car
viii Be we'll taks9 Of ExsFy WILDE y
foee housa. rherutHe Yespesht
eqitfssS 70 give the SerhessS cali. MhSl-t
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OH Daa d ssaaltitn nal.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.,


Public Meeting.
The business men and property holders Of
Evansville and Lamaseo, are requested to meet
q this Thursday evening, at Crescent City
Hall, for the purpose Of taking steps to organ
izo a join. stock Marine Railway company
WITH. Byfori, ..sis-s A H Sanders, .ssgs
Thomas Conyngton,a 81 James Lockhart,
sasKratz g. Heilnsan, sfls Jas. c. Jones, no
"a. 5C. Pushee. s Conrad Baker, si
Nathan RowIey. JAS T. Blythe, .ss5s .
sHoIiingsworth& Hughes, Asa Iglehart, ssisi
siJohna Hewson, a. .assse John Law, So
John Ingle, jr 49,. 'sis, Ihos T. GarSln's
"a u. s: Hopkins, 'aasse - VIM. Baker,
q. W. Rathbone. fla John ". hughes,
Well Fl. Walker, Wm. Bell,
Jas. Scantlin Jr, 0er,. Hershberger& Carson,
F.aW. Cook Il s.sE Z James Oakley,
q. Samuel Orr. Daniel Morgan,
- eorge. Gsnneman, Bement y Vellle,
VIM. funnel, J. II. Maghee & Co.
. .. s. Jaquess & Co. ysllsef ...iss IS ga ss57
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KOBTNSON & BKOTHEK.

IMPORTERS AND JoBBERS IN
SILKS, FANCY DRESS GOODS, LINENS, WHITE GOODS,
Ribbons Gloves, Hosiery,
TR INNINGS, BONNET rs, .My7N7ILL.aS. & c.,
No 4i6 Main ST.. betw. Fifth and Sixth Lou, KY,
call the of buyers their complete
Nv Goods Hhich being plenished
BY daily receipts, Adams and American Express Of all
desirable styles of Dress Goods imported
ceuntry Meaehans visiting the market may always
rely finding throughout the
resdant New York keeps continually
plid with every hing in demand. ap12-lmdAw
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: Is There are only three feet water in the
Wabash at Terre Houte, and water receding.
Such was the report Of the river day before
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WONDERFULLY ATTRACTtVE.
W. TER r. BAREEs) MAIN LOCUST.
NN ecully call the the city and
Wv beautifu ssock of Embroideries,
hite Goods Ladies' Dress Goods pc Shawl Alepdat.
Lancaster and Sars.les Quilts aud Chdren
Appare endless Variety of cles nsuaily kept by
retail merchants which have ju resolved and opened.
ap2& =. L.. ~. NICK. NNEY & Co0KE-.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
ssslPaRT OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

e. 2sl'SsfA 81. AKpSEsDA4. AfEIL 3Ds9a4 zzzzoo
X. n: PAfroS, from Tennessee Rixsrts Louisville.
5 sRErSASck. from Pittsurg 70 Wabash.
'osa ALVAs ADAMS from 81. Louiato louisville. ~
j IhGn- IF .SER, from Lonisvilts to St. Louis.
fss H BRIDGES. from Loatsvills 70 Bowling Greeak
z q. 81 MAR. from rittsburEto Vprsr Mlslasippi
aq TRSsKssEE BELLK. from MemPnis 70 caneinnAti.
~ sEyssrr-sIx. from Nashyill,se Clneinnasi.
. FLoaiD 4 from New orleans TO cincinhAst.
~ RANSOM. from LonisTiiie TO HaHdsSS6n. as
IuEkfrs from Cincinnati to New orlsans.
sewn. GARyis. from Memphis ~ Louiavilis. 81
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nrIN lN.I,ls ATOR,a NOllCE -

OT1OE hereby given that the undersigned has been
II appointed AdminIstrator of the Estate of Harvey f.
galloway late County diseased Said estate Is
supposed to be solVaht, j. ID. CALDWELL.
-3u Adniu iskr
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NpUCK ET@
LIB 10 doc hoop iron bound Ceder Buckets;
dos Rhoop brass do do dol;
10 do fancy toy Buckets Is nest -four Buckets reod
and for sale by apl7 9-a- il3tG = r. D. HEIMANH.
4AssNsloeasss styles rec this day for sale
G&by apps - JAMES Low & CO.. ss
- as Main street Louisville. Ky.
HDRfNTs.-6o style fancy Print. zee day
In and for sale by b. 4.l JAMES LOW 4 co,
APPS 4ls Main street, Louisville, Ky.
HHANCY SllsK.--lO0 pieces style fancy Silks %
pieces black chaies so challies
day sad for sale by JAMES Low CO.. ~
apps u q - 4tS Main street LOUSY lie. Ky. 81
BUILDING MATKTfI Ali FOR HAUBsFADT.
INREIGHT Cars will be furnished convey Building Ma
n terial to Hinbsadt Ito be used upon the premises)
FIRE. CHARGE. by application the RAilroa Depot.
ap2f - 1l5-7e4ss JAS. H. OLIVER.
DRINTs.5o cases fancy Prints Is cases every hand
@ some English Prints Iec'd to dayand for sale BY
t-.ra f--Eslaa7fa 1,slE JAMES LOW S1C0., +
APPS AIS Main street. Louisville. XIV
EAREsS TRlMMINGs.-a CantOns fancy silk Trim
- - JAMES Low & co.
apps 4I6 Main street, Louisville, KY.
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ENHE undersigned the estate Of ThOmG
Hesden decd will sell the store Of said dec
on Main STREET In Evansville THURSDAY My I'D the
stock Of MrehAnd1e belonging said estate consisting
and Hsrd~afs; also Shares stock
vile. indiahapolis and Cleveland Railroad Company:
They will also sell At the farm of ks deb d. In To
ship on the 2th day of May three hsad Horses three
Mich Cow and other cael two WaEops about 80 head
Hogs Hay Meat Lard Household and Kitchen Furniarsj
Also Wheat in the ground.
TRaas SAtE.-All sums Of three dollars under,
Cash; ali Sums oSsr IS credit nine months will be
given the purchaser giving with security
bearing interest m date and wing reflex from valuation
o appraissment laws. EDWARD ri RTISS
ap9o 4tw at -<.a WILLIAM ATCHESOS.
Nolkskots
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HhRfTTS are nsiling all brands OF sriean Prni
= JANIS LOW A. CO..
apI9 4lS Main street, Louisville. X =
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- The Republican of the same date says.
The river at this point was rising yesterday
and is so reported at Rock Island with feet
on the Lower Rapids. The last arrivals from
the Missouri report that river falling but in
good nayigable stage. The weather was warm
and windy yesterday.
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$500 The ALVIN Adams was here early yes
terday morning from st. Louis. We thank
her tFst clerk for papers. This splendid packet
will be here Saturday morning for St. Louis.
The daily Gate City., 1856-03-10

before. The remnants Of cotton seeds were
visible all through it. Without starch or
any other artificial support, the collar STOOD
erect in its native vigor, and every once ia
while raised the silk hat nearly off his head.
lie had on no crayat, but two bone buttons
in front, located at suitable distances apart,
prevented his chin from demolishlng the col
lar and partially concealed the Adams apple
Of an unusually long and skinny neck. lie
seemed - think his toggery ''jnst the thing, !"
and had made up my mind that his inner
man was worth inquring after, but he left at
the next landing and shall perhaps never see
him more.
Perhaps this rugged exterior covers a
heart as loving and as suffering as any
of those then present, dressed in silk and
broad cloth. Bat the probability is against
this view, for our affections require cultiva-
tion as we'll as our intellect, to reach their
proper stage Of development.
Our cabin has to-day become the theatre
Of much warm political discussion. Clay,
Webster. Fillmore, Jackson, &C., have their
admirers, and nearly all shades of political
opinions have their representatives; Demo-
Gratis, Wings, Know-Nothings. There is,
howeyes, one exception: all concur in ours
ing the id abaltionists." There is,
however, SO little Of political information or
any other kind Of intelligence in the crowd
that 1t is not even amusing.
The ice still closes up the Ohio above Pa
ducah, and il will perhaps be a week before
it is out If that river. When will ii leave
the upper Mississippi
We arc approaching Memphis and | must
close. NJ.
The daily Gate City., 1856-03-10
Eelegraphic News.

/ New York, March 6.-South Carolina pa
+ pers contain details Of terrible rot at Col
/ umbia College on the night Of the 18th nit.
/ party Of students who had a grudge
against the Chief Of Police, made murder
oas assault upon him in the street, badly IN
iurlng him. One Of the students had hys
skull split open. The Chief was conveyed
/ by some Of bis friends to the guard house,
upon which an attack was made By some loo
students armed with knives. clubs and pistols.
The Chief was again badly beaten and stab
bel. and was then thrown ont Of the second
story window The alarm bell was rune. and
the citizens came together, when another
conflict ensued. Six military companies
were ordered out, and were afterwards sta
toned as guards around the guard house and
Jail. One Of the students mas since died,
and others are not expected 10 live. Bedell,
the Chief, Is said also to be dead. The ex-
oitement was kept up till the 2lst, when the
students were still threatening revenge, and
being very active in procuring arms aud am
muniton, the Governor went 10 the College,
demanded the arms, and threatened to fire
upon them if they refused to deliver them.
The students finally yielded, and quiet was
restored.
Another account saws the scene presented
was such us Columbia never saw before
two hundred armed citizens with guns, load
ed with ball cartridges, opposed 10 more than
IlU1Pnragcd young men With rifles IN their
hands. The order was given to aim, and fire
would have followed had not Col. Goodwin
aud others thrown themselves between them
and called on the citizens not to hrc. b.
much persuasion the students were induced
to return TO the College. Some of the stu
dents were subsequently expelled.
The Herald's correspondent telegraphs that
dispatches brought by the America were re-
ceiyed at the State Department yesterday.
There is nothing decisive in them, notwith-
standing there are rumors they were belAger-
ent in character.
An effort is being made BY Southern Amer
leans to start new candidate for the Presi-
ldeney.
The Tribunes correspondent says the Ste
phen's minority report on the Kansas election
ease is fully drawn. Il is in substance Il de-
murrer, insisting that Congress has no right
ID look below the surface Of the kansa
Legislature. but merely regard it as rightful-
ily constituted, and its acts rs valid laws.
l'lhis being established, Whitfield s the legal
delegate, no matter how many illegal votes
we're boiled. ana Reedcr cannot even contest,
as he does no1 pretend to have been 3tcd
for at the election ordered by the Logisla-
ture. The point is argued at great length in
4 memorial By Whitfield, appended to and
read az part Of Mr.. Stephens report.
The Washington correspondent Of the
Commercial Advertiser says that he has in
The daily Gate City., 1856-03-10
.or the Gate City.
- y " ~ " =
ARNoRY kFoKUK ARTILLERY Co.,
Thursday, March 6, 1856.

Company met, pursuant TO call by the
Captain, at which time the following resolu-
tions were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That in the resignation Of Capt
Cole the Artillery Company has lost Il good
and efficient officer, one who has always been
prompt in duty, asked no fayors, ana shrank
from no responsibilities.
Resolved, That the thanks Of the Compa-
ny he rendered to him for the interest he has
taken in US, and for the instructions he has
given, aud that our good wishes follow him
in all his relations through life.
Resolved, That Capt. Cole be and is here
by elected an honorable member Of this Com
pany.
Resolved, That thc above resolutions be
published in the daily papers Of this city.
q. w. LEMBAUCHER, Chm'n.
T., j. FOLSOM, Sec.
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Monday. March i0tia, Isa
SPRING @Aosh,
r H Miller 3 Co
j. Aats.

y 0-. 81 and 81 Main street, ~ Lgnis. ~, ID
y royters, whoiesaie and r,lail dealers III China,
Giass aud Qaeensware Lamps. Chandeliers, Looking
0a-sls. Lanterns, Yellow and Rockingham Ware,
Britannia ~ are, Pipes, 4r.
" ar now about receiving the llrg 81 and best
selected stock If the above goods Of own in Ior
tatlon direct from the Iotieries, in this
market. ard prepared tp sel cash custom
and prompt men term that viii enable us to
mpte suceessfully with the Eastern CITIES
Assorted CRATES far tie country trade Lcpt alvays
oa hand.
Particular attention paid to packing.
mehl0 K. H. AiiLLTR 4. C41.
The daily Gate City., 1856-03-10
T.. j. FOLSOM, Sec.
FIRST STATE IN THE FIELp-IowA LEADS THE
,AN.-The kenublicans Of Iowa held State

FIRST STATE IN THE FIELp-IowA LEADS THE
yAN.-The Republicans of Iowa held a State
Convention at Iowa City on the 22d inst,
and perfected complete organization. The
number of delegates IN attendance WAS very
large, every part or the State was represent
Cd, and the greatest harmony and enthusiasm
prevailed. 4 most excellent Republican
Ilatform was adopted, which declares, among
0 her things, that the mission u the Repub-
Iican party Is to maintain the Liberties OF the
peaple. the Sovereignty of the States. and
the perpetutY of the Onion; that under the
Constitution and by right Freedom alone is
National that Slavery is u local State institu-
tion and that ii shall be excluded from the
National Territories. that the great issue Is
whether Freedom shall Dc limited to The
Free States, or Slavery to the Slave States
denoauces tie Black Democracy and the Ad-
mlnstration for violating the Missouri Gem
pact and melting the border ruhahs TO deeds
of outrage and blood sympathi>es with the
struggling freemen of Kansas, and promis-
es to give them material aid in their contest
with the Missouri Slagebreeders, If required.
Iowa has set q bright and manly example
for her older sisters TO copy. She is first in
tie great fight for President Chicago Iri-
bune.
The daily Gate City., 1856-03-10

formation which renders it almost certain
that as soon as the late Nicaragua decree,
annexing the Mosquito Territory, shall be at
tempted 10 be executed the Commanders of
the British vessels Of war Of the West India
station will interfere to prevent it.
DuNKIRk, n. ", March 6.-Thirty engines
are stuck between nunkirk and DAYTON, and
cannot make any progress till the wind goes
down. Yesterdays work is filled up. If the
wind goes down this afternoon they may get
through by tomorrow night, but doubtful.
Eight full car loads arrived from Erie ut
lO;4U they will not 60 on. Buffalo and Erie
might he cleared by morning if wind would
60 down. Still storming here.
New YORK, March &. -. The Tribune's
Washington correspondence states that pos
tive information has been received that
regiment Of 400 armed men left New Or
leans Feb. 21, in the prometheus, TO Join
Gen. Walker. Most Of the men are from
the West and know how to use arms. A
free passage was given them, and arrange
ments have been made for 500 mere for the
next steamer,
q The Louisville journal and Boston
Post, generally speaking, find it convenient
20 let each other alone, but not always. The
Louisville Journal lately perpetrated the fol-
lowing, winch will doubtless be paid for in
due time
Our contemporary Of the Boston Post has
not always enjoyed high reputation as u
Bible student. We remember that many
wears since, the editor of the Dedham Pat
riot announced that a wag had imposed up
on the editor Of the Boston Post the fifth
chapter Of Matthew's Gospel us an original
article, and that its origin was not discover
ed until the foreman Of the office detected il
IN reading the proof-sheets. The Dedham
Patriot said that the editor Of the Post offer
cd FIVE dollars reward for the discovery Of
the author Of this attempt upon the Biblical
reputation Of the Post. We do not know
whether the writer was ever detected.
GEN. SANTA AS&A.-His "Serene High
ness" is residing at Turbaeo, four leagues
from Carthagena. A correspondent Of the
New York Herald, who recently had an in
teryiew with him, saws he expresses bitter ha-
tired towards the United States. lie is said
to BE- stimulating the industry 0f the people
If Turbaco, and loanine them small sums Of
money 10 buy stock, TO undertake new plan
tations and to improve their prescpt Ones
He Is cndeayoring TO have Il turnpike con
structcd from the village 10 the city Of Car
thagena, and is said 20 have offered 70 CON
tribute $40. .noO-two- thirds Of its estimated
c0st-towards the work
CT5 \ gentleman after complaining sever
al times of his termagant wif" to her rich
father, was consoed bv the reply that in his
will he would cut her off with "a shilling, If
she did not improve in her husbands opinion
No more complaints were heard Of.
The daily Gate City., 1856-03-10

r. EOkUk, Iowa. Whole dealers IN staple and
IN Standard Drugs, Medicines and Chemi nls
Paints Whit Load Dyes, Putty, Window Glass and
pye Stahs, perm, Whale, Elephant, Lard, Linseed
lad Other oile.
General Az nts fr nli th. popular Patent Med
iasnes. Az nt fr Virginia Chewing Iobacao. Iul-
pafters ot tae lafWna segars. Store On ri street
between Johnson and Main. lnch0dawbm
The daily Gate City., 1856-03-10

I HAVE sold my stock Of Furniture, and entire
L interest III the Furniture business 10 MIR. q y
a BBoTr, If the Gate City Furniture Rooms thank
ny friends and customers fer their many fayors aud
eoraally recommend Mr. Abbott to thzlf future ia
yor and patronage. II. WILsEl.
Feb l3---dtl
The daily Gate City., 1856-03-10

I OTS 10 and H. BI8ek Ia, en- Frank in street.
Ia East hatf 4 10 III BtocH 81 on Main street
part IT Lots Il and Il, Book SO, on johnson
strset.
Lotto, Block IG7, on Concert street.
Other lots 10 different paris Of tho city. Also,
improved and unlnproyed ana il Lee County.
". VI BELkNAP,
mch7d Office corner Main and second Sts.
The daily Gate City., 1856-03-10

THE PRINCE OF WALEs.-Ihe young Prince
Of Wales, lad about thirteen or fourteen
is. il seems, already, By sad mixture Of
boylshness and dissipation, giving no little
uneasiness 10 the maternal heart of the
Queen, vino has honestly enough, no doubt,
tried all that a mother could TO keep him out
Of harm's way. With the education, learn
lng, power, aud religion Of all England, with
lis State Church 1T their backs, the royal
pair, possessing no little education and taste
themselves, find the same difficulty that
George H. did, ana all the other kings have
done from Henry LII. downwards--the diff
Guilty Of providing the right kind Of moral
education for one born the heir apparent to
the British throne. This arises, in part,
no doubt, from the anomaly Of his position.
He is child educated to the knowledge that
he is one day to be king, the king over every
inhabitant Of Great Britain anu lis depen-
denotes. embracing hundreds Of millions of
human beings, with q territory on which the
sun never sets. A lad with MS Tread filed
with thrse IDEAS, surrounded by those whose
nterestit is 10 iatter anu indulge all the
whims Of child, in hopes Of being remem-
9ered hereafter by the powerful young man,
may well have his head turned, had he the
wsest as we'll as the best Of mothers.-
Philadelphia Ledger.
The daily Gate City., 1856-03-10

Invested according e. the Law q Illinois.
E.p cal attention yen T. insorane- Il
FARM PROPERTY, bN ELlIAG- AND OUT
BUILDINGS.
NeL RS ach butiilag - contents on favorable
1 terms for OF years. Insures Store, Mare-
houses. B4idtHgv or Contents, and Personal Proper
~ HrTa3ly.
L0ssE. EQCITABfY ADJUSTED AND PROMPT
LII PAID IN CASH,
This Company Is "a joint Sock Association organ
rel under slai charter granted ~ the lie gisla-
tur< If Ni-eahsin. with authorized capital IF
S500 COO. One hundr 4 thousand dollars VI which
i pad in, and securely v4sted 10 ponds aud mort
gage The Company being thus seegfely organized
upun hrm basis fhs directors take ple asure IN
commanding il & pubic favor, worthy Vt conf.
8euea ana support with the that al loss-
es shall b promptly AMI h7narably adjusted. As
this il purely stock Company mutual business
Will be done, nor premium notes taken.
oFftCERs
\. ". Donaldson, pr6s't " T Gibs ii, sec'y.
j, ". Eliy, Wee Pres 4 A. Gibson. Gen. Agent.
dec 2l13ru W. i. TURNER, Ag Mt.
The daily Gate City., 1856-03-10

fTuE firm of 0dl. \ Matless having be u lis
L se4y d his day ~ mI:ual consent, take peas
u ia innending ms acc saaf-, Il srs. iIn.s-
Kamp NATL ss b MY 0 4 customers aud the public
generally. Ace unts wll besettisd by eilher party
CALEB 0pElI..
keekuk. March g, $50. ncheo2w
The daily Gate City., 1856-03-10
ron SALE

| urFER for sale Eagtne and Boiler, from ii 10
/ eight horSr power, having been III use With light
work two years, the boiler i. fist rate an all
g01.l running order ami condition for partou airs
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