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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-10

BALTIMORE, March 6.
Flour dull and unchanged. No sales Of wheat re-
ported. Corn dull without any quosb,s change.
NEw Yokx Marchs.
Flour dropping to-day. Wheat improving, Corn
dropping Mess Pork firm. Beefdul. Lard declined
sales of $50 bbs at l0a. Whisky advanced Gales 400
bbls at261. Stocks lower Chicago and Rock Island
90, Cumberland 23l+, Michigan Southern 961a New
York Central 3d. Pennsylvania coal COMPANY o. Read
ing 81 Missouri skies S72l Cleveland and Toledo 7gz
Eric So, Michigan Central 94, Sterling exchang e firm,
Cleveland and Pittsburgh 70.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-10
C0AL rR0M THE RODIAnI MINES.

COAL FROM THE BODIAM MINES
Tennis superior article of CoRi ready for delivery
from city anding u orders left at the Company
Sycamore and Frs. Streets will be promptly
Orders left before p clock NJ delivered same day
after that and before clock NJ de-
.:vered before noon day.
The CONN also prepared to furnish Coal for Station
- psEf-a folio
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-10
DUNKIRK. March c.

Y 2 y INIIaIA, .-fIsII CII o.
Thirteen engines are stuck in the snow be-
tween Dunkirk and Day ton, on the New York
aud Erie Railroad. They can't make any pro-
gress until the wind goes down. Yesterdays
work is all filled up. If the wind goes down
this evening they may get through tomorrow
night, but it is doubtful. Eight full car loads
of passengers arrived from Erie at 1O:4O this
morning, but will not go on. BufIaloan Erie
might be cleared by morning if The wind should
go down. 1t is still storming hard
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-10
APPEAL TO THE LADIES
OF EVANSVILLE AND VICINITY
IRISH LINEN S,

DAUTASKS. &C.
TUST received direct the manufacturers in LargaH
- and Ban0rdge, Ireland we'll selected stock of Liner
Goods, viz:
I2-4 Linen meetings. soft finish % grass bleach;
40-inch PiIlow-oase Linens, do. dol
&c. inch ShirtiDg, do dos
Bleached Daulask Table Cloths, asserted sizes;
White brown do d.;
Bleaehed Naplins;l
Bleached and brown Observation-Disclosures;
LINEN Cambria Handkerchief etc. g.
the attention these Goods whole
retail Possessing the facilities which we do wedey
competition here or elsewhere.
SHANELIN & REILLY,
dec1 Corner Main aud First streets.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-10

CONDITION OF
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
OE HARTFORD CONN
2 A IL I 4 . hNN7s NOl
IANI- FL 1gsG

As presented its Stockholders and made in mp
with State laws of New York Ohio, Indiana Illinois
e.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-10

Money due the Con pany secured by
l-e1At
NEoeE-.s-.. 80.
I95 shares Hartford and Providence E.
r Stock. preferred and guarr4n
10 per eent...-....- .-....-- .......
100 shares Boston & Worcester r. X =.
SoecK .-....--. .--.--..-..-. ..-..-....
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-10
E Iickets $40; Halves S.. Quarters
AppPnvIsrATInN PRIZES

: y !
The two precedo- two suece ding numbers
Grarin Prizes. will be entitled the
rromaon Prizes Eos nls ticket No 1881 draws
prize those numbered 248 II2t9 I25l
1l25z will each be entitled $780, aRa according
20 the abose scheme.
PLAN OF THE .LOTTEKT.
above seheGe there tickss numbered from
G0 There 290fal Prizes SEQ approx Dations
5aaEiig in al 1000 prizes
The Plumbers FRO 20 coo corresponding wish the
ekess, printed separate slips Of PsFer.
rolled and eneired with small Tin tubes and placed in
Glass Wheel.
The different 200 full prizes similarly print
encted placed in another wheel After revov
wheels number is drawn from the wheel
and at the time prize draTn from the ether WHEEL
boys blipdf9lded. The number and the prize
drawn ont opened and exhihed the aud reg
istered by the Cpmo prize being placed against
prizes drawn cut The aaits is en pfed. and af-
ter 1rris0 the Con- ceTtifes
es- Prizes payable in fnll. WITHOUT DEBUCTI3S.
Address orders FOX tickets X. FRANCE CO..
feb23 Baltimore. nd.
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SfG14.396 ~

100 Ohio Life T1s & Tra-t 70 .stk cissti seo0 co
Is - Mech. a. Traders BkSk, ersey City 1850 90
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. y g q O O O ?s
maryland LOTTERY.

70 BE DRAWN on THE
II a v a y "A z T. AN,
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MD. CLASS 70
To lie drawn in Batimore Nd Saturday March o. 1856
R. FRANCE & CO., Managers.
10000 NUAIBBRs!-1,O 900 PRIEST
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-10

Fhe name Of the Corporation is 4ETNA NSLRAN &c
'MPASY, located at Hartford Connecticut.
ASSETS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-10

TUE undersigned having purchased the entire stock Of
Goods comprising large assortment of atches Jewel-
ry formerly owned by G. Gossen would respect
fully the citizens EyaDville and vicinity that ne
the First be-
Main and Locust AID would be happy to wait all
viii favor him With call promising give sasfacton
sale. The ENTIRE STOCK viii be sold at small advance
cost. WITHOUT ANY HEEEBENCE TO FORMER PRICES
and all goods warranted as represented
All kinds of Watches and time pieces repaired in the
jan2I-tf CHAs. BARNUM.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-10

F0tS IS opened Tor the tha old stand
AEY FL between Vine and Sycamore streets
will keep constantly hand all kin ds of fresh
Meats the qualities all tue lowest
prees would be glad have calls from old easo-
ners and the public generally. - ;, x-,--,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-19
4W.sEysB OE TIKI NORTHERN
I,Ff.EIG.

Tie California steamer Northern Light ar
rived NJ New York on the 18th, but did not
bring much news. We extr lct the followng
from the items received:
The INDIAN WAR.-The Indians were de-
feated at Walla Walla after a conflict which
lasted hree days. Sixty Indians were kill
"a kan6 about the same number wounded.
Cor Stevens. Of Washington Territory, had
arrived ut the camp with Oregon volunteers,
with tha avowed intention 10 continue tho
war uu'il every hostile Indian is subdued
CoG. WALSEE. ---All quiet at Nicaragua.
Naike. forces now number l,U00.
President Rivas has issued Il decree sas-
nt1ing al, official communication with the
/ and recalling Parker II. French.
rom Costa RIGA the Bulletin official, pub
IsAe3 IL san Jose. censurcs Walker anu his
expedition very severely. The order Of reign
I'll essen tda, says the journal is nothing more
81 r-- han the ruin Of its commerce and
an uauy uration Of . reign OF terror. The
hostages have been given up, it is true, but
a contr button of 100000 has been levied
on the richest inhabitants, and some thous-
ands uf dollars have been extortcd besides
from each house in Grenada
As 10 the loss which has been sustained N
European commerce, some ideA may be form
ei bk tie following figures
london aad jamaica are creditors Of RI
vas ana Grenada to the amount Of 5000
900 francs, Nicaragua owes London ahout
1,o33,0 %. and the debt owing to France is
a. ,e4.. .5N) ,00Jfrancs. besides ahont 100,
600 worth Of merchandise recently furnish
~ by house in 6revtown.
Tie milita in Costa Rica have been or
der,d elt il consequence Of Walkers move
meut~ in Central America. Honduras,
Guatemala and Salvador are in warlike al
t,tude. and will resist foreign invaders Of
their Territories.
.oN.--Thc capitol building At Salem
mas al been entirely destroyed by hre-sup
posed be the work Of an incendiarv. The
territorial library was destroyed valued at
So 900 TO So 900. The total loss on the
building and library will not fall much short
Of $4,000. The papers and journals of
the present session were destroyed princi-
paliy, and will occasion great inconvenience
70 the Assembly in It's further duties.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-19

Be.iesins that large majority of the citizens Of
Iowa n eppos' T. ths political principles Of tho
present Administration, and 10 the Introduction of
slavery into territory free, and also that mad.
free III TIE Compromises # 1899 and that the par
y stg ing itself The "Domocratc Party, are striy-
ing "a make slavery great nation institution con
trary 10 the principles a,ldown the Declaration
Of Independence AMI rhs Constitution, as taught by
the Fathers Of the Republic; would call upon all
saea free citizens TO iaset in Convention, 81 iowa
City, % the 24l Zip III February Ior the purpose ~
organizing Republican Party. "a make common
eith similar party already formed ia several
II tAe ofasr state. q the Union.
January 9 1850 MANY Clrfzrys.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-19
TetegraphIc News.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 13.-Thc American eau
Gus nominated Anthony Kennedy, brother to
j. y. Kennedy, for nited States Senator
The e)e ton takes place tomorrow.
AuANY, Feb. l3.--A large meeting Of tie
friends of Geo. Law was held IN this city last
"a -H. imposed principally Of the Lce.sla-
tlrr, loe.. T. lIcadlcv presiding. A paper
*aS signed b the members Of the Legisla
ure recommending the delegates to the
NaAea Convention 70 vote for George Law
as yae residential candidate. The prinei-
pal spr,kars were warmly in favor Of Law,
% dee adly oppos e Fillmore nomina-
aon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-19
SALE or real ESTATE.

DUBIlC noftee j. hereby given that the 10th
i day OF March next, IN front of Charles Pa
sons Ranking House, IN the city ef keokuk. be
the hours of and @ocitrl. wi sell NJ pub
lie auction thefollowing real estate, namely lot
enc 2 block eight ts ii tn Getty Of ke9kuk Iowa
and the south half II tn southeast quarter, and the
east half If the northwest quarter 81 section Ihir-
yfaur in Township siN ydte, kaagc tx 90 west in
Clark County, Missouri a.. :. Il + aud L. ] >.
" \. ~, L 80, r.. =, Clark County. Mlssour-l
I rm. of gale one fourth cash remainder IN tur,
eight and twelve months, with Fix pr III. interest.
ltle good nna warranty da,d gisen ~ M.
y. +. EDDY.
fehl3d6vtsale Bv RANKIN & MILLER
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-19

Editors Gate Cifg

Editor, Gate City:
'enlently picked up Yesterdays Times,
IN wh.e,. there is a leader of column and
1sh oa Kansas affairs, and . culogy Of one
Rev. NJ chael Hummer, about half and half
If ca.h, and thought the two did we'll to 60
together. The old settlers here being pretty
familiar with the said Rev. Michael Hummer,
ean Judge Of the character 81 the testimony
her ,toio ore given by the Times to bolster up
4. tion on Kansas matters. But notwitA-
,aAding nc hopelessness of it's cause, was
truly astonshed that the editors would re-
SOFT ID such character as Michael
II smmer for tostimony,--a man who had
been dismissed q minister and member by
h, Pre,beterv, an who left keokuk with Il
woe harac, II for truth ana honesty than
an o,aer citizen eyer had. But . print
wa.ch 50 far forgets every thing ike ,nde-
psadence and manliness "a to give aid and
comfort TO Afchison, Stringfellow & Co. IN
gong TO Kansas to control their elections
has 10 resort 10 such testimony as it can get
And The Times AM such loughface prints in
the Free States have to be less honest than
the Mssourians themselves, for they unyer-
sally admit that they have controlled the
elect ms in Kansas, and say they intend 10
and u do SO in future. And | have no
doubt but they will 50 long as they are back
~ by Inc President of the United States us
they have been. 1t is now admitted by the
Kansas Loeofocos of the new and old CON
yerts Of our city. that the Mssourians have
been in the. habit Of going to Kansas and
controlling the elections, bat they Justify
them in 50 doing as an offset, rs they say, TO
the Yankee Abolitionists Of New England
who were sending out Abolition votes tocon-
troll the elections on the side Of freedom.
fact, but 1t is not true. The different organ
izations in the Free States to send men to
Kansas. have in view alone the sen ding Of
free IL an there to become citizens, who will
constitute and build up great and free
State. while the Mlssourians went there sim
ply 10 vote, and in many cases to elect them
selves 10 the Legislature, and were not heard
Of again in Kansas until the meeting OF the
Legislature, and after they had done the dir
y @et4 II the session, returned again to
Msoue.
Now the man or set of men VINO viii sub
nit e such state OF things without protest,
'ar foaf q his part, i fit only to be made a
slave ~, and ruled by such men as Atchisou
aud >.ringfellow. Old SETTLER.
~ 'Wail, stranger" said hackwoods-
man to man whom the landlord OF the ho-
te both were stopping III had detailed to
sleep NTH him -s'Wall, stranger, I've no OBJ
ectioa ~ your sleeping with me, none in
the iaagt, but it seems TO me the beds rather
nirraw for YOU to sleep comfortable, consii-
er.ag how / dream. You sa, am IN old
,rapIer ana generally dream of saootin' ana
casp.n' iniuns. Where I stopped night afore
as thqy charged iac five dollars extra, cause
happened to white up the ed-boarl IN
.ha lgat. Bat you can come, stranger. {
sou ike feel kinder peaceabie now
Tu@ C'iNcnAa GorvN.---I met her in the SUM-
set bri2h her bingham gown was blue: her
| = - Il. Il .
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Autumn Stock.
- q II ~ e. - - NJ

As now open a fine stock II French and Amer
L L lean Printed aud Plain DeLaincs; Plain and
Plaid Mernoes Coburgs, Black and Colored Mo-
hair DeRages. Re-, TO which he invites the atten-
ton 81 the Ladies, assuring them that the style and
quality are unsurpassed, and prices ow the same
goods can be sold in the country
kcoknL Sept 10 dxw
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Il. III. e.soyNOR n EsHG..
a Esg'EEsEt'ARgTS AND Dg EGGEST :

4 p0THEcARlEs HALL, corner Third and q
\ johnson sts., heohuk In, ARR now IN rece pit ~
ef q large and Wen selected stock Of Drugs, ~
Mceines, Chemicals and Dye stuns. Also a -
large assortment IT the most popular Pateut Med
zines now ia use some Of which they haze thu exciu-
i've agency Of therefore would call the attcn-
ion III enintfy merchants and drugglts " the game
Oui stoek If Perfumefy Il large AID saried c9mpti-
sing Laldn's, Ba4in's and jules ilan 5 ine kS-
itaet= tyely description 81 ilair Oils, Pom1aall
Fancy saaqs, Iaoth Nail and Hair bruaa-s. and all
po.sdsfs usea tol toilet purpose
Choice brands OF Cigars, fnufs, and Tobacco ale
B4ss hand.
- Fhgsieons pres r,ptiens carefully compean-
tlea al all hours tn Gay night.
.tsfis-4 II. u. 0GQNN0K q GRO
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EntrIer liertion DuIy OF RcpubIl-


January J. 1876. MANY ClTnrys
enarter Affection Dusy OF RcpubI.-
cans.
Tee Democracy are apparently fully de-
term.nal 70 make political issue "A the
coming CITY election Politics has never
been made th chief test heretofore. II has
0eea 'be general desire Of our people 10 let
tae question 81 city policy determine the
canvass. Bot, however much we might wish
mi As..c IS pursued hereafter as here
TOT w aa5e ttsed3aht but TINT the re.
rasacsu< wll becompeiled TO surrender the
etafass to the Democracy, or make straight.
issue VITA them. Ia ante pstlon Of that
probability, wr eAN>oT Too srRoNcLY urge
upon GU. friend. Ia 81 commit themselves
IL advance IN favor If any man, Democrat.
neutral. ~ Republican, for any Office Keep
Yourselves in such position shat Won can
cooperate. ~ pod fnitn ana heartily, With
soa .ieHj- IN ane policy that i may he
fouai advisable. a,l things considered, 10
pursue /; w.a advantage Us much. if a
goafieal s,ae Is $50 made. if ne can bring
vi onr strength together; il may damage rs
m4tera,r. IL tha ultimate le~aii, If by anv
mes sair nay pge.eue., or ID ary
un-a4rIed ~ a-coneldarei WAY, our forces
shail ha9e become distracted whea ID may be
ezeaei.aelr desirable Thar they should nc, in
concert WAIT Az.3 SEE WHIT TRANS.
pIaLe.
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= Among MI the good traits in tho char
actor Of chat remarkable woman, Mrs Part
iugton who il must be admitted does some
times twist tho .king's English'' ont Of
shape, II a generous, charitable, catholic
spirit 1t is shown in the following letter.
There Is lesson Ia it for many who speak
more dramatically than She She ,avs
DEAR FRIENDS. Your letter inviting me-
TO be with YOU ut Christmas. made me feel
very nappifuI. am not one Of your Christ
mas folks neither; because | have always
been to Presbyterian church, where tile gos
pei was dispensed with according 10 their
tenants, and Christmas was always thought
TO be a relic Of romanism--the woman Of
Babbling mentioned ia the scripter-but IL
always seemed pleasant like to see the green
hemloek and the underbrush desecrating the
windows Of the church folks, and the laugh
ing voices of that time made me feel hap
pier 10 hear it; though old Mrs. Wiggin she
that was Polly Neal, caught romantic af-
fection in her back and had an embargo in her
shoulder setting at o window watching the
sinners, as she called 'en, over the blinds
opposite, as they were dancing. She was
very enyious creature. Thank heaven there
amt anything enyiable about me-
| am glad TO see the old difference &c re-
ligious sexes melting away like grating wax
in Christian fire, aud hope good truth
spring M from it like Philadelphia pipns ON
u ounce stalk. | am not very old, / am not
octagon cent0sian, but have lived
long enough too see great changes. and
be glad ot EN-. | aIn sorry can't be with
you. for my eyes warns towards YOU like
butter in the sun. Yoa viii please excuse
F. little imperfcctnessea, for | thought ! must
write something, If ii wasn't sensible Ike a
good many others. ! hope Won will have "A
nice time, with all your stockings brim full
Yours, most atiectvey,
kCTH pARTlNGTo~.
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Cot. FRmoNr ANp MS GAFAT CLAA.-if-
TOR long controversy, Col. fremont's Ma
riposa claim has been settled BY the com
plete recognition Of his title Before the
Supreme Court here, he obtained decree,
which il was supposed would exclude all fur
Their litigation. and put him in possession Of
his rights. The Attorney General, Mr.
Gushing, raised new issue on some question
Of survey, and the opinion Of The Circuit
Court Of California came up for review the
other day. The supreme Court re-affrmcd
It's former opinion, but il took occasion 70
administer q proper rcbuke 70 Mr.. Cushing
and tie other court, for attempting TO resist
It's authority BY Il technical expedient. After
the last opinion was rendered, an application
was immediately made To the Secretary Of the
Interior for patent, and he has now noti-
feel tae counsel Of the parties that he will
obey the requlsiiioa. The patent Will there
fore he issued next week. Ii VIII cover
nearly 10000 acres Of land, the value Of
which is not known, but is now estimated by
millions. IL will be the largest and most
valuable title ever made by government.
TeAGaDYrs CoURT Rooa-In Washing
ton, Missouri, on Saturday week, guusmith
named Harrison was on trial for several bur-
glaries, which it was charged he had com
mittcd. During the trial it was disclosed
that he had violated the person Of his step
daughter. girl Of seventeen, and by threats
against her life induced her to keep the Sc
cret. The girls brother, who was present.
left the room, procured pistol, loaded il,
returned TO the court room, placed the pis-
to- to Harrison's head, discharged it. and
left him lifeless corpse in the p essence Of
the magistrates. The young man was tried
Immediately. and discharged from custody
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card TO the Ladies.

NTOW ready for the large stock Of Iri N
~ ming Goods in Veivet--Plain and Shaded Col
ors and Black Of all widths; Plush Shaded, Moss
Fringe, MORE Antique, Watercd Ribbons, Colors and
Width Gallons in great variety; Gimps, Brnd- &c;
some in bright colors for ehildren's dresses.
sept 10. dSw Z. d. FOSTER.
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LNRENCH CASsIMEREs-A lot more OF those
l. Superb French Cassimeres just received by
dc lDdSw p ~ FOSTER

l. Superb French Cassimeres just received by
de lod1w 7. y. FOSTER.
r UNCUT VELvETs-Assorted coors, at less than
- cost to import--great bar gains for millincrs.
dc9l0d6w r. d. FOSTER
nRE~s GOODS, Trimmings Re. Black Silks in
- all widths very low. Plaid, cheek and broeadc
Silks. Large and small Plaid Cashmers, Printed
Plain De LANES, Black English Grape, Moss Velvet.
MORE Antique. and Ribbon Trimmings, Just opened
and f9r sale cheap. decied&w Z. y. FOSTER.
n EEENsWAHE, 6t.---A complete assortment Of
" White Granite Ware in se's or single pieces.
Also for holiday presents Decorated China Cups,
Mugs, Flower Vases, &c. II. d. FOSTER.
declod6w
ID RoCHA sIIAWl.S--A fsw more long and single
ID Brocha snawls far sale low q close uh
declod6w !. - fl3l III.
DLAIDs.-Ihuse beautiful scotch and Tartan
l. Plaids, every variety can be found at
sep27d&w W00DW ARD cos.
Ea5Rs. EDITORS Ploase inform the i4adies
VI that have received the largest stock q Gu
Blaeb sill Brussels and real tAEea4 Laces Lace, ac-
anatt ard swis Collars Cofaets, Ribbons, MoGe An
tiauc ard Ribbon trimmings, &c, 6e
n u. WOODWARD 4 co.
Aug. "a, ls55---d&w
DEApY MADE CLOTHING Iyerything ii this
4 line can be had At TIE lowest figures az
sep274.pw WOODWARD Co.'S.
1y roof Istiss.--Egery variety 81 plaia and
w figured Wool DcLaines, just received ~
sa27dAw WOODWARD & cos.
rail- styles.
WYE have Just received our Fail styles Of Indies
w Velvet, Cloth, and silk 0ioaks, Talma 5 and
viscttes; also OF Broeha and Plaid shaw Ii.
sep27d1w WOODWARD 4 CO.
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CAPITAL $500 goo, CASH PAID IN GOO.
Invested according t. the Law Of Illinois
Espec;al attention gwen 70 Insurance q
FARM PROPERTY, DW ELLIAGS AND OUT
BUILDINGS.
/ INSURE gch bailtltng. contents on fayoFable
l. terms, for 3 or years. Insures Stores. Ware
houses Buiiding- Contents. AID Personal Proper
y generally.
.4O,sEs EQC ITABLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPT
LIZ PAID ~ CASH.
ThisCompany i Joint soek Association, organ
.zee under pacial charter granted rs tae Legsla-
turp Il Niconstn, with m authorized capital Of
$500 GOO. One hundred thousand dollars u which
paid III, and securely invested ii bonds and mort
cages. The Company being thus securely organized
upon lrIn basis thu directors take pleasure IN
commanding IL tu palile Favor, worshl If conf
ienee and support, mit tho that aIl loss
es shall be promptly ami hanorably adjusted. Az
this is purely Stock Company no mutual business
will he done, nor premium notes taken.
OFFICERS
y NJ Donaldson, pres't ". T. Gihs N, Sec'y.
j. W. Eddy, Vice PIes't. A. Gibson, Gen. Agent
dec. 24l3m ". +. TURNER, Agent.
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- THE undersigned would respectfully
ss-saHt inform the public that they have open
ed . shop the corner Of johnson and seventh
streets Tor the manufacture ~ ali kinds of Copper
Brass, Tin, aud Sheet Iron ware, They will also
carry on Loeksmthing and Beli Hanging in all its
branches.
Repairing article composed of any Of The above
named metals, we'll ~ gold and silver, promptly
Ittenslod 10. al our work ed.
w. HORN
f.hi6 dsm a WOLF.
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Ts,YSt TOyNy
DIES
uTHING.

A LARG assortment Of Candies, Nuts and Fol
IA egn Fruits, for sale by
Exfebl9d CREIGHTON h DINNER.
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LOST.
4 Ladies Chain Pin, gold. enaneled blue and
~ white, lost yesterday morning, tlsth,l
som where on Main OF Third street. The finder will
please leave al this olce and receive proper re-
ward fcbi9d3t
Toys TOYS!
A GREAT variety of Toys, Musical Instruments,
n Dolls, &c, for children for sale by
feb19d CREIGHTON 4 dinner
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