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AUSTRALIA.

Az nAAlA.
Australia, which Of late years has be-
gun TO share public attention with Cali
iornia, contains three millions of square
miles about one half Of which IL Is sa;d
is unfit for the use Of Europeans, on ac-
count of the security of the land, or. what
in such situation is equivalent to steril-
ity, the drought of the climate. But for
this disadvantage the opinion is expressed
that the tropical portion of Australia
might have been peopled from China.
which with the help of steam navigation.
is at an easy distance. However, after
this deduction there still remains an ex-
tent of territory equal to twenty Great
Britains, or more than seven countries as
large as France.
A more serious disadvantage than that
Just mentioned is the absence Of water
communication in Australia. Ii is said
that the best of its rivers are not equal
to those of the fourth and fifth order in
America; that il has no lake of COM
mereial value; and not one great river
which penetraies deep iHto the country
and communicates by navigable course
with the sea. In salnbrity of climate,
however, 1t is said TO possess great supe-
riority over America and every other
country. Its advantages for the rearing
OF sheep and the production of fine wool
are so great that it is predicted that in
this respect Australia will become as ne
cessary to Great Britain as America is
for the growth Of cotton. It's adaptation
for pastoral husbandry is wonderful.
Il The total colonial population of Aus.
tralia in 1928, was $4,000. A large
proportion Of these were convicts. In
lS4S the population was 100000. Of
which the conyiets were 5000. There
has peei s's''' eHligrauon since fhat po
rod, and the total population at this time
must be 100000. 1t is estimated at this
rate Of increase the population of Aus
tralia in 1876 win be as large as that of
the American colonies at the Declaration
of Independence.
An able British journal, mentioning
these facts, institutes comparison be-
tween America and Australia, with ref.
erence to the facility of achieving and
maintaining independence, and comes to
the conclusion that all the advantages are
unquestionably on the side of Australia.
Ii IS, says the writer. at least six times AZ
. far from Europe, and a military force
sufficient to have even n chance of coer-
, eing the eolonists could not get to them
I IN less than four months, while the voy-
age would force it TO run the gauntlet Of
7 the equator and both tropics. If il ever
reached its destination il would have TO
g march every step to meet the insurgents,
there being neither river or estuary TO
] transport it to the interior. The colo
nists, rife in hand, and possessing a thor
D ough knowledge of localities, would soon
. prove more than match for the regular
e troops.
That Australia win ultimately be inde-
d pendent, and that too without opposition
{ from Great Britain, there can be little
y doubt. The union which flows from a
common lineage, n common language.
; and from commercial intercourse, viii
? continue 10 bind the two countries with
r q band Of iron which win last as long as
b the Anglo-Sazon race.
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twas a very steep bill, and the horses
were obliged to check their speed. Maud
rode on the foremost, and man about
sixty years of age, with thin, brown,
wrinkled, but benevolent face, pressed
close behind her. They were on their
return from the metropolis. Slow were
the coaches in those days, nor bad il en-
tered into the imagination Of the traveller
to conceive that the demon Of velocity
dwelt in every stagnant waterproof be
might pass. The reader, therefore wiIl
not be surprised when we say that Maud
had performed the long journey on horse.
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ezy The Book Of Life: il is a great
aork. Every year is a volume, every
month IS a chapter, every week a page,
every day paragraph. Study il well.
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rs HIAwATHA original Z" inquired a
searcher after knowledge of a wag.-
''Original r was the reply; ~ft is al
original r The inquirer was satisfied
ihal il was great poem.
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e. While his mother lives, man has
ore friend on earth who win Aot desert
him.
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g. There Is many a good wife that
cannot dance or sing well.
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g. Happy Is be who knows and ap-
preeiaies the full bliss Of home.
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ss Nothing dries sooner than tear.
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eE Safe Is be Who serves a good con
snce.
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The mansion of Sir Basil Temple was
speedily in possession of the soldiery of
the king, for his house was considered the
house of a rebel. And where was the
late master? Not yet in the hands of his
enemies, he still wandered over the coun-
try. His less fortunate companions in
arms, who had been captured, were daily
undergoing the last penalty of the law, al
Dorchester, Taunton, and Exeter, for the
cruel Jefreys, who had been commits
stoned to try the rebels, Showed mercy
unto none.
The reader must accompany us into
the heart of thick wood on the soutI
coast Of Devon. The landscape wa
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AL sdvsrtlssasaA e. this papss ass h ~.
paid sara sasss Il Sssssas hsvtag rss.ar scsos,ts
vita tAts sass. 1AAs ruisls imperative.
S'ii' TOT Jos Wosx ere expected to be paid on L.
Lively Of the work, Salsss eshsrwiss speei.u,
asrssd upon.
Aec'aa1 With REGULAR esssoasrs will b. settled
quarterly. snlsa otherwise speciality aers,a ,,on
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Ksskuk weed YarA.

kookuk weed HaR1.
sNHE subscriber, having purchased the above
j yard of N. Colson, will deliver wood In any
part Of the city, and split, for any length Of
stove, for ga per load Of 81 feet.
Also will saw wood any wherc in the city for rs
cents per cord whsre the quantity 10 six cords Or
over, and less ~ ~ 90 per cord. Eight days mo-
sice required for saving
Ysrd corner oil High and Fifth Streets.
sept Is dsm p. LIBRETON.
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Notice - the LaAAoo.
EMBROIDEREDW WORK done In eli its branches
II in Silk, worstsd, and Cotton thread, on Dress.
%, MATTHIAS, Vests, Shirt Bosons Initial Letters
and whole names on Pocket Handk srsheifs. Also
Nets, Tapestry, and all kinds Of Fsnoy Needle
work made 70 order from large variety Oh pastsrns
on hand vt the Fancy store Oh
Mrs. KATE WEISMANN,
Second st., bet. Main + Johnson,in
Julyl7-d tf 0raham's Duildine.
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CARD.

CARD.
IL X. REEDER devotes his attention sspscinl,y
IL. TO the bushes Of Counsellor at Law and Con-
veyAnesr. lie Is also Notary Public, and will At
tend 10 all the duties Of that once. His oGRco il
with smith vansicklen, dealers in real estate.
Sept. 18th, 1856. Ido
COnpetitlon - the Life 81 TRADE.
VUSlN ROOFING, and oil kinds Of jobbing work
dons ON the most reasonable terms by the updeY-
signed And ell work done warranted to be soual
toany other shop In this city or State
N. B.--Shop ON the corner Of Main and Ninth
Strcets. FREDERICK Zu0N.
Kcokuk j unc l3d6m
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ocRtve0 = 0AllagAsY'
General Advestising ard Collecting Agency.
- Dsssbsrn-st. Chicago.
~rn n.:9:s ..Ssss;! na9:
w Aaa.facsosy. Randolph street, corner Of claIA.
SLo5s, sGcxwHxAr.
CoRANKAL. HAN, PARMERs,
OSNABUh0 AND 6RAMLH0e
GRAIN SACKS.
Furnished upou the shortest notice. a.A g ~
levsst market prices. The designs for bsAadias sss
aev, original, and not 70 b .srp.sd !. sAis
try. q. VI. ASHARD,
Jaly1s-diy Posso0os aadrso-box lSo7.
CAscaGe Nsw WAoloaaIo
CIGAR, TOBAOCO ! SNUFF wAREAOUSH.
IA re- c sa:s.: :.''A Of
1iae.css, soskiaG, = Pisg reeaeee I
Having direct ceaannieatioa viii parties II
NORTH CAROLINA aad vIR1INIA, ~ eeusss Of
pEedaetiea aadmsaafacsuFs u PLOa TosAcco, e.
ssles - . ODER some very choice hsasds 81 tAsss
celebrated TohAeeos 1t very low prices.
Country asalsrs and dealers gsessslly ess isvissd
e exani.eosr stock. y. 7. JORDAN ! co.
Jaas II 'ssdiy
DilliaPa Tables, &c.
vvNH2 bahaaribW 6eg leave 10 inform the tnhsb-
i itAass Ut the NoEth western Etasss, that hs Aas
opened varsrssa . % Randolph stssst, Chicago.
ILL.,. for tAssaie + tAs ss.ly iaJsatsA
w,.s Ai9 :. .sssss's ees: s.:4 ,,.,
eesailIsasstsaai ssssess - 4 iqpsskes elsseis-
w. ThsssvAs iatend % purchase, viii Id L 70
their aay.saes e exaaias hs stssk, consisting =
Osassu be- TaAias. Balls, csa, Cloths, CO fips,
g say article In the trade. will b PysaPtly 81
Address WA. b. GRIFFITH,
% RaaAoiPA street. Chicago.
Late II the firm Of 0riatA Decker, New York.
TO THE PUDLIC,
JOHN n. HOOPER,
(LAte Moore Hoopsr,)
Q. nain-st., nsar d
las inst received one u the largest aasoetnsnts
IL At ehoies psrfunss and fancy goods ever Of
fsrsd N shis city, aaong wAish nay b fosnd
Otto Of Hoses lat. West End;
Eft. Jockey Club EFT. Sea Rose;
EnG Gasoline: BIT 0sW 0oWn Hav.
Aronasic vinsgar Aromatic Crysials;
Basin's Aasassas Oil;
nAn d. ObloRus -
Lily White chalk balh;
Roagse of I'll kipds
Baxryss TsisepAseUj
KUptias Mais Dys;
Nak 6anesss;
1aAdslias;
Neon Pun;
The Balm Of Thoasaad Flower; aoaps u I'll
descriptions, shavisg ss1 tsilst. Post 00anaiss,
relFpAd eoapeeiens, sieas saees. seukD, hsusbss
q espssior s.Ality, eeshess arsnasias, psaslsd
essaAa.. go fss giviags dsiiGhaeal psstsns %
The sabssdhsr rsspsclfpily solksits ell fsoo
Als friends bsfors psrchasing slssvhse.
oct3-d j. II. HOPPE
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kkAk kSIAI9 AM lNSpKANCE AGENT.
9Acs % 4eh6t., bet Main and johnson Sta.
Q8Re0NS dselseas of invssting In Hal Estate
! will Asd Il tAsir interest 10 cali
fersoas wishiae = aiaposs II Real Estate viii
Ind IL 70 their sdvantAee 10 sss me.
Capital - SEQ, 900.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE ms. CO.,
OF HARrr DAD.
STATE MUTUAL FIRE AND MARINE ms. CO.,
or HAaRIssuRo, PA.
MERCHANTS' FIRE AND MARINE I6S. CO.,
or PHILADELPHIA.
COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF aAaaIssUao, Pa,
ALLIANCE FIRE 4 MARINE INSURANCE CO.,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
All Of theabovs Companies are sound and rsspon-
sble, have never yet failed 70 pay promptly any
iossss they have sustained.
Risks takes uPOn every description Of property,
including Steam and Machinery. ct reasonable rates
sspild Post copy.)
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ks44s<Aais 1zrnnses. -Ws yss>ssday
rsosivsd - 0.issy NA1 Il ~ lea IA
the R4sbEeis Of ~ lssl, shs fee.r tire,
ssy. half cd ~ hss~ fosr days aud .
naif 9. ses roat. Cessidsriag ~ 4issAaes
v oss tory ailss, asd - hass .ail Dos.
rsnsias dall5s - fqeerd Nh = . asiso-
ishiag iastsses : ssssU b ~ pasaal d.
partnsnt.
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LAR An,-Ws lsas. thas.a 'Fsh i 70
ps&A sts fAusday svssiae in Co.'S
esst Hall, fer ~ bssaas II 81. Peers (.sv
CsshSlie) Chsrsh. Froa The s1orss already
made b the kadi~ n he ossss ssd the ID.
.tsssst slicitsd, " doubt not L will b ace
s1AiY.
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DianAonA Card Press

11s D. Asnss vAlisv ws,s 10 issusl fro-
a" oass evssy Ws1sssday. Ass q sxssssivs adds
sfsAe'ae ssssseaaes tAsssgAsut He DssMoises Val.
. e vsii = = IL ssss X Ne Ssass ed tho U.l
os ssesebaeao .sasa u sAvstssss l. %,
s,spssss. ea0a1ss psbss elSs ~ sunsn r.
advssss.
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q The wsasAsr Aas soltsnsd down "a
something like decent and respectable lndi-
- sumner, though : little mors nolli6cs-
sion vosld b sasssAlaely aszssabls. II ~
dos's hsvs ~ nsss ~ sains, tAses's .
fair sAaass q esae0 A,yv ~ . glorioss
time.
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sssofsoss Music 20 Attending EaPe.ss
SELAH-A selection Of Psalm and Hymn tunes
~ anthems, chants, choruses, &C., adapted to the
use Of classes, private circles, and wshipius -
sembiies BY Thos. Hastings. For sale by
oct2 CAVE DAIlEY.
II NIGHTS. AND THEIR DAYS. By Dr. HSs11.
IN author Of Lives Of the Qusens Of Kneiand a
Of the hosse Of Hanover" Jest rec z by
oct. llth, d CAvEA BAILEY.
EksoNAL Narrative Of PilUinaas y ~ No
1 dinah and Aeesah BY Rchssd =. H1rtoa, Lieut.
bombay Army. For Sale "
oct. nth. a CAVE HALEY.
70 kTklBuTION; tale Of Passion; By Nh. 4. B.
IN j. N. Eouthvurth. For Sale BY
oct. 18th, CAVE 4 BAILEY.
HRRBRRT, OF the pride of ths Msss. tale Il
j i thr CrimeA. For SAILS by
oct llth,d CAVE y RAlIxY.
% EYNOkD6s nost exciting RonsAsE, WAGJGx.
IN ~ Wshr Wolf F0g Sale ~
N MODERN 0RKkCk- nArrAsiys 81 ress1snss
IVA and travels In that ssaAtsy, with oAsssvastsas
- IL Aatieatiss. Litssstnrs, Language, pslilin
and Religion by Henry n. Baird. Ios sals -
oct3 CAVE nAILu3.
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ny =. DaWAAen 4 Sen.
A LWAYSkssp on hand good stock of tAs ar.t
"A quality Of Marble, which wc will sell It the
very lowest rates.
The best kind Of workmanship guaranteed, and
orders solicited for plain ornamental styles in
Stone or Marble.
Shop 90 Third street. bot. Main and Blondeas.
sept 8. '36-dlv
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= The saaava1isa u Aewsrs u. OF I'll
N diversions It naakind, ~ one 20 b 6.
!essoe 90 approved - ~ nost innoseas !.
lss:if, asd nost Derfsctly devoid Il isjusy
and aassyasss - othsss.
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~ No1w m 49, 4. Messes.
n ae-sl-- IsA~ = rn.-2 49, =.
Il. salissc. JsAa .sCsSs. IS 4 $40
Whshs, Clasiss Isssess, 0sy W.lIs, =. Il. H.,r,.
soa, b. r. 1dsAsn, W. ISssIsso. Wm. Timssr.
naa, J. n. 1{aaa a. - q. Ts;~s Nav. ;.co.-
posatsd tAcassaSss - tAeir aasociasas usasr q.
ss.s "a myls q
With seSl.al ssssk a T1yss assIrs1 7xes.sst
Dsii.rs. vkieI Ny 5. iaassaasa y Si.iaisSss. !.
psopsrtY q sseskheaAar = ess.pasd frsn IaAality
bsys.eeh anosst = tAsir sapaA 1904. IIs
fsIe,St plaes e s.A9s1 e ~ cSApaey. y =
~ rs.ss.ss.l s.a 1o..ssss ....y 80 49, ;'
- .sss,s, = ~ = -, &c n. c...saes 9
g sxiss ~ - e evsrtv 49,. r.ns~.Ai 4.
!assspesa.es = 1sssst. = - 49, g ~ Ressr-
r. iae1e>sa:ss e - ssss::y y li.Issa = -
In.
Kee1.k. 100, g. lesA, lsse-lswA
SEAL. AsosT : co.'s
MAJ. Ann, Asn $1,000,
HIII{ AZ AH1nS Zoo, 49, SrS''v.
fx51lk 1ial11S1 O.. Oaissso, ap.s4, 49,.
49,. -. ,<.....-..z =. r,u.
Ass'esesss .xs1sZssss ~ .. -. =. g - Ss'h y
-
VEAL &bsofs g. .'' 4''1' 70
yIMIL hl4LHER, No. 90 Brood stYeef,
2: 1sV0k. HEW-Y0kx.
Aark p.ssagss, meal, Abbot Co.'S Rxpress."
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$3.50. 1Asao. Wis., - u. -,
..s.. sss nsss N 1 S.e 1ele $3.50 i -.
- AAfias lssssaass o.. = ~ r. ~ LSs
Mi = Rreapely ssellise - 1870, ss1sss /
~ -, tassga stl1oo1 49, - 11lisnsssts =
oss policy y - oeaD.av. Oar aessaAas 49,
ssuoss Via he ol9ssss q h eonSaay, sbsv g
g y seatlsnss dtses6iA TODD rigkt 1it1sct sssS.
Ming o. evasion. ssd sAsir pronpensss q ssrt.s
he loss eefees IL - de-, Shown Asevee a ~.
vsney wAtsh sAeqlA aad viii iuspire SsH,,c -.
ssnes - ~ ability 40 scssdssss Of ~ soune.y
Wsttsst ne company win receive good share or
Ss.rs ssFonsss, which we fssi soaAdspt II risAly
&C. BECK O..
In reference TO the Company mentioned i. ~.
shove ms1, ws 1sd shs following 10 the + sdison
<. =, :s,oy. ssod ,:Ps...,oa
ssa should y veil supported ~ tie public.
kSon9lln RiPo Insurance O..
re Psslish to-day stassnspt Of o. G. Bucx
e. y relation y The pronptnsss unaffected 81
:, ~ ~ IN sitting The !css they sustained
1r.skia. Y safe, proaps and reliable Companv.
ma - tees pleasure IN recommending n 10 tKs
ef cur sitissns Who need inssr.ncs
On sAssr property. III Madison Patriot
D0sinsss Psenpen~...
WetAke pleasure In calling stteDtion IL Aha Ia
" Of hssss. 0. c. Buck AGO, 81 Msdisos. vhich
apIssn 70 our paper to-day, in rsfsreaee TO the
Pse9psesss cad libsfaiity Of Inc Fraaklin Fire 4
.lne Insnssscs Co.pAey, IN paying their loss
shien resulted from the late Ere il our sity. w
nave AaA oosssion Aeretofors, " cell attention 10
snis COMPANY, and We feel pleased 10 a1ain recon
. sna ~ = worthy Of coaadenee and support Tia.
conroay istAe bset which payspromptly snd libsr-
Ally 10 tsssss sd this the Prank lin - INV
nssMsses1 disposition to do.-rMsdisos Areus
ksohuk. >PsAV -
Oct. 10, din-
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0a0haesan Life 1asUSance Conpan,
ll6 BROADWAY, NEW yoRx.

leo BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
CsA C9e1eiaa1 Aeesnsiasios 4Aoo 600.
nkPOdkxM01lee,oe ~ with the Comptroller Of the
~ ssass = MsY Teri. for the sseaAty 81 Policy
holdsu. Ila31Sfisa 70 which The stakeholder are
I psnoually 49,. Ansag the Directors ara che
nest veal1Ay 81 in6ssatial eitissns Of New York.
ssrcd so ~ osas. Il 81 t6s pso6ss tr.snn csiiy.
FIRE lrontAe claims Of lis srsdisors. Tor aIost s.
csats per week. policy for a. oe.
ton u rsasssoa, on sick bed Of in case u cecil
dent. that II all else fail, ho had made csrtas
provision for his family II would lisAtsu his
pain, and do more for hi. recovery than medicine.
N. D. MORGAN, Pres't.
G. Y. WaxrLs, See'y.
Prospectus, With ai{ neesssary infsrst,ou. far
aished by kICEEY E1MPSON, Axts.
Post Olhos Building,
aa&e-dly Keokak, lows.
k1OKUk MAHlNE INsURANCK Co.
Capital, e9OO, 600.
YvhIs Company 10 prepared 70 do Marine Insur-
snce bHsiucss. Cargo risks taken atcustonAry
saass, aadtAe ssuaiCssh facilities exsepdsdto reg
slas sustomsrs.
LassssHsamptly adjusted.
DiRRcroas:
A. bride1an, Wn. r. Turner,
:. =. Harrison, Geo. B. SmytA.
John Ismplin, A. l.. Dsmins,
Johs 1sCsne, c. r. Conn,
O. 0asbss, Jas. r. Coz. .
". 9. Rsntssa.
A.BRIDGMAN, President.
q. B.sMYTH, vies President.
Al. DINING, Treasurer.
WM.v. Tu1MD1, 0ecfotary.
OGee y sample bsilAiag. Second Street.
iss1ldAv1ne
9O0 R0OT0OrfON A0A1N0T 10.
0OlHO00 AND ALL HNORCT0.
II ASkllB PaAsat Inprovsd Portable Canopy
s.s,, ::s.. i s.:: s.a
tnR The ofounASOn az air. IL n oonskPrntnd N that
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| Library AssoOAAttoDs.
r WILL farnish Books 70 Libraries Ct Raslesn 49,
j slosus prices, deducsing 10 per osnt 0sad your
| orders ~ h. B. O6DkN.
ssptsd g nain-st.
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TvAnf FIRES q the He'd Men, o. Aun1Fsa
~ Year Ago; BY J. h. Ortoo. Foe sals b
eagSo CAVE D BAILEY.
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uewA state Insurance Co1Daav.
cssscs ~ aAAPLs's Hsu sUupsso. "a sro.y
sseosd Street, Keokak, Iowa.
lsHS Home Company takes Risks "a the safer
-. = ela..es Of Psspsrty, ON THE MUTUAL PLAN,
AND ON THE CASH PLAN FOR CASH Pr.
aiUA, u rates ~ rsssoaabls n those Of auv rsis
BE company. ''.
paRDcToas;
2. T. Perry, =. r. Puyt Jamss r. Coz.
= 0sGtS Z. 0arhss, II. d. Woodward,
vas, g. n. Harrison, 8. r. voorhiss,
'Ssn AsIune, wv. Rankin.
0SEIcnRs;
G. II. PERRY. Pre-, K. II. HARRISON r,....,
J. ". RANKIN, Vice Pres, VIZ. TURNER. So
Is mos ~' 49,
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- - 49,. la MoWH. 80. q. YxLr
k&WOAG1, MOW1 = Co..
tsO0CEssons ~ nOwg, lecgven co.
y4o1esQ1O ma Ae16al
AVUIlVN = OOAAlS0ION MERCHANTS.
AnA Dsal 9sease A9o0es.
second 81, next deer - tAs Athsnoa ~ ksoash.
lows.
OA1rICULAR saAep1aea viii =. rid - h.,,..
= 80 eslhng Anl ktass and personal psopsety'
ssseoaesan9 iseas.AaA any ether hsspeas shat nay
we have convenient rooss, and vii, attend 70
kisds. F'""ss u "a
Liberal cash aavsasss sads On goods soasis.ed
FOR sale whsn desired.
We havs . large aad we'll selected stock Of Gold
~ Oar - Wholesale and retail. - nv :. -. =.
fsuad in the eoantry. >A ~
Merchants and psddlen viii b supplied at az.
sremcly low psices for cash
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HNDEMNITY AGAINST Loss
BY FIRE.
FRANKLIN flRfA MARINE IRE. 60.
.fppAai LAe, Wisconsin,
WARRINGTON UNION ms. co.
Cleveland. Ohio.
BRIDGEPORT yIRI = MARINE INs. 90.
&Sagepest, Conu.
kQUTTA0&48 ms. 90. OF LONDON
HOME ms. co. NO. WALL STREET
New York City.
Wu. 2. TURNER, Agent, Olbce On "a e,-,.,
Oct. 10Th, 1858, a.
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4ENaoAL aNoU0ANCH AGENCY,
Secoadst, bet. Main Johason .KROKIfH.
nWkLLlN0s, Household Purnitsrs, Stores, Ner-
- chsndiss. Lumber Yards, Pork Houses and
Manufacturing Rseablishnsnts injured against loss
OF dam.ge ~ Are. IN the Companies below named :
rhNNIA INSURANCE CO., OF HARTFORD,
CAPITAL 1900, 900.
STAR ms. CO., or OGDRNsBURGH, N. Y.
CAPITAL >ioo, 900
ooAMERrlAL Ils.Uo., OF 81. LOUIS,
cArrsAL else, 900,
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE. CoNPANY.
CAPITAL 3300, 900.
@DWsiling Housss insured at reduced rates. -
keokak, Oct. l-dlu
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Ubf 0ais d'i,Iii',pI i!!,,''
SATURDAY 106kxr0. oCr. u.
Hnitsa 80 = 49, 1eel1s I'm +
tanssSsa 0a9 - ~ = q sn&s I N. 4. ~
'a.ss.e.. = evsrsAs sAlsAl ~ ia ~ ssass .i,as
DianAonA CArd Press,
5000 CAsss s1Rn noUa,
THE DAILY CATS CRY OFFICE b u, ,,..
TO - yvf nasaAsss Cesas esinssn =
ssoss sosios, aaA l. ~ 80 ~ ssy,e.
TN OA1xE 0Az1 CRY
JOB OFFICE
l. he LARaAdT n TIN C1rY. - eo...s..,,
farnishsd lar al kisds e So wUax ..l,.s
Tor - Asslns0 - Rslsoisaal nss.
We work for doesn't psoas. ~ -, -, -,
aay eanpeaslss y pziss, vssk.sasAip " spe.d
D&AANxo.
Bus II LaAiaG - ssAs D,.ah 70, AL. :. AZ.
sses asd saAsn 4 ~ apasiysisas nss.ly. cA.aplv
and szpslsisssi1 sisaaa - iss.a1Asl b o,s,,.
7us Dr. nsnss vAl.sy Wr,e !. ,....1 So
b" oass every ws1sssaay. - .. sx.e.siy. ..a,.
sfsAsias slssaiaA1ss tAssueAsut ne D,,No.s. ",
'v e vsil = y u ssss x Ne 5sass ed tho U.l.
ss sseaeaao .sasa u savstisiss t. %,
s,.pssss. ea0aIss pass el.Ss pss snsn II
oUs1NRss NOTICE.
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JOsEPN ~. II. DERTR N.
SosAaY PuBLG AID IHsuaAscs Aessv,
Odce No :, Ktlhosrne's RloeS, atsst FOR the fol-
lowing lns. C0wpauf~s
EXCHANGE INSURANCE co. HrLADEI.pHIA
Capital 430O, 900.
CHARTER OAK RIRE AND MARINE INA IN
Hartford Chm.
Capital t3o0 ,seo.
TIE esovs Companies ne safe asd reliable and
hsxs tAkso % TIE most reasonable terms.
~ ~ s n.s hssiasas Pfanatis a,sssdsass
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General Advertising ard Collecting Agency.
- Dsasborn ~. Chicago
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