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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-08
Our Washington Correspondence.


The HsraIds Lanease rerondcnc,-Ctba-Nr. Bu
caanon Thirty Year, A0o-EnsIand and cuba-7< PO
hcy Of the Sou0-Gennai Rust, DE-, dc.
Your Lancaster correspondent right In regard 10
point touching Mr.. BuchanAns pocy-and that Is thai
Will be progressive ard conservative. AZ 10 what that
Conservatism and progress viii be Is another matter.
The acquisition Of Cuba stated three weeks ago In The
HERALD will be the leading feature In the next admins.
,raiicn, la an American measure, and will rally a.
many supporters in Boston Charleston The means Of
acquiring the island will be developed at the proper
Time. Nearly thirty years ago Mr.. Buchanan
took up the same position assumed al os,end-that cuss
the key ofthe Gufof Mexico cutting two the
trade and travel Of the United states and commanding
she mouth Of the Mississippi The annexation OF Texas,
With the acquisition OF California Ispprehend have no,
altered the settled convictions OF the ntu President III
Mr. Buchsna succeeds In the purchase OF Cuba he vii
accomplish great feat N TAR the Intentions OF Eng
land concerned, II " only necessary TO note
the significant Fact that she made the west
Indies the base OF operations In the attempt 10 blockade
the mouth cf the Mlsssrippi aud capture New oresns
since then British power has not wsncd British deas
became extinct In the Gulf or Central America It's only
for the President elect TO urn to the back es
of HsRtfp and consult the facts recorded by It's
respondents IN Havana down TO this cay, learn how
far the scheme OF Afcanzston has been carried out N
free negrosm u not carried out In Cuba Is SIMPLY be-
the proper time has arrived for England TO
Governor Marcy threw tho bolder policy 10 regard 10
Cuba overheard 10 the hope OF acquiring II through tn
indirect influence Of Engand He not The first states
man who has been LED into glorious uscetsnty and OH
cial procras,inaton by spanish diplomacy. Next 10
high opinion OF ITSELF Spain enteraIns the greatest
tempt for America, and the Captain General actually
thinks that Ia the high destiny of tho Spanish Govern
mont 10 sweep American repubicansm, with our free
schools tree speech free press and Protestant Bible from
She face OF the earth.
n there is any proposition for bargain aud sale-msrk
my words--h will come from Spain Your lancaster
correspondent II correct In regard 70 the Kan
sas matter so far the South con
ecned would rather have the constitutional princi
ple OF popular sovereignty settled and Kansas free
state than have Kansas slave state through Congre
aiona iniuenoe. IL the true interest OF the South TO
adhere strictly 10 the con,iuton and 70 stand or fall
wnh A. Constitutional equality In the linton or indo-
pendepce out OF ~ In sentiment whicn will nd ~ hearty
an echo smopg tnt ffIemen OF ths North with ths free
meu OF The South.
The alcs0n 70 Cen. Rusk, although complimentary,
is thuk without real foundation. Cen Rusk vii a..
cent no poston whatever under Mr. Buchanan exrcr a.
. warm and influential supporter q ,se Sena,c
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Our Paris Correspondence.

Pans, November, Is, 1888
Discomfort Of the The Emperr'' C1e-ifnfc'icy and
his Healn-Catsna Divtss0ns-7ne London and Pdris
nPra,-Nacpaper Cs7sor,hip-R,aian intrigue and To-
ylur,ce-Hcr Female Dipomats-Adiniy Of ne Po,'cs-
theatrical Report.
The son plaster sppied 70 The s,lll prevailing dscor
tent reduction in the price or the four pound leaf
,xcents and determination On tho F~prrar, pa, IL
Greg, tle r..gyacs o. FoanaJssc Il 6rist & watch
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-08
Our London Correspondence.

LoSDos, Nov. Is, 1855.
Nes Of he Presidential Eeetion-Popuidr Sspvise and
Ercitement-The Neapcadn Dlaeui'y-ReSricn viii
f,ance-Tb Proposed Congress in Parh-Publsc Lee.
t,r1s and Lectwes-Th Gold Roobry-An Agricultural
Mhocie-OTpontion 10 me Income fur-Sir n 4. Bu,-
ur's Electon-London fun Of RoI1ers-7heotvsoots dc.
Yesterday the rst news reached England Of the cleo
ton OF Mr. Buchanan 10 the Presidency The newspaper
Offices had large placards announcing the important fact
and oil London knew that the prosavery party In
Amercs was successful The DID not surprise US,
m We fully prepared for By the reports reaching
US Immediately previous On the WHOLE the papers
cold upon the subject the f~es hopes Mr.. Buchanan
may turn out better than erpecssd letting appear,
however slight anxiety % 70 the result Of this election
ar regards the friendly uacn between countries
tho ebd cf tho vt.g when tho SN0rsy and sunday "a
psrs are rah ss9a W Ips1 sH uer Arrcl.i aaJ
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NUVl AE"Vs
State Of Pubic Fselino-Cdtses Of Qsd-kr. BlcAsnaas
Elecicn-Fselino in HIGH Circles on the Errn-Whs 70
Thought Of his Poliy-Eged Of hs Pirn Rde-7As
Ausd Pres war-Ruuicn and Tsa1oipsn Nnos--Es-
troOrdinary Religious yhnaticsm in Jren.
The rise in all kinds Of securities the more irsusun
Ized aspcct Of the hubourgs the crowdns into iss cs
,ai OF Foreigners the uncessng demand ior spar,s t.
the novelties nightly evoked si The ,beares H. ,a-
pustve mndrsss Of the season, the dsly preseoc,
court ihe moro healthy s'.s 10 reesfl t' Gr''satn
tsilou, An I gov y 3sgcsr1-, ..- ~. ttt. -
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Foreign News.
Ill
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.
EXCITING NEWS.
Propositions of the allies Entertain
ed by Russia.
COTTON ADVANCED.
DECLINE IN BREADSTUFFS.
EXCITING NEWS
,OTTON ADVANCED
NEW YORK. February |

NEW YORK. February /.
The steamship Arabia, from Liverpool,
whence she sailed on the 10Th, arrived this
morning.
Flour dull-declined Is.
Wheat advrnced 3 to Al. Indian corn dull.
Another portion Of the dispatch quotes q
fall of IS to IS Cd on -four.
Provisions quiet. Pork declined. Beef
declined. Lard dull at 32s, to arrive, SUI
gar active and advancing. Coffee had an
upward tendency.
Money market unchanged. American
stocks quiet and unchanged. Consols active
at s9t, owing to the reported political news.
Great excitement prevailed ut the time,
brought on from the rumor that Russia had
Internationally accepted the terms of the
Allies.
The rumor, however, turned out another
Tartar hoax, as Russia, inst FAD of an uncon-
ditonal acceptance, has only consented 10
treat on the basis Of the celebrated four
points. The excitement abated.>
Il is now reported. that Austria threatens
to withdraw her Minister from ST. Peters
burg, unless Russia accepts the terms offer
Q | by the Allies. Nothing Of interest from
the Crlmea.
The message Of President Pierce was ia
vorably received.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The London Times having published bogus
Vienna dispatch, stating the unconditional
acceptance of the propositions Of the Allies
bv Russia, there was a general advance IN
funds and cotton in consequence.
Next day the government published dis
patch that Russia accepts the proposals as q
basis for negotiations.
The following is reported as the actual
circumstances of the case:
Esterhazy handed 70 Nesseirode the Aus
! TRAN and Allied notes he said he was not
! authorized to enter into discussion, but, If
I the note was not 11cepted uncondtlonaliy
! before January 18th, all the Austrian En-
/ bassy must leave ST. Petersburg.
/ 10 prevent this, Nesselrode communicated
J with Vienna direct. and Gortschak0h produc-
| ed a memorandum, expressing general IN
/ clination on the part of Russia to negotiate,
I bat proposed certain alterations iu the pro-
! graulne.
/ Count Buol formally received the docu-
ment next day but inasmuch as il did not
contain an acceptance Of the four simple
propositions. Austria could make no reply
/ without the Concurrence OF France and Eng
I lard.
The ambassadors of those powers accord
/ ingly sent to Paris and London, and receiy-
cd a reply that the Western Powers had ~
motive to give up the decision which had al
ready been carefully considered and i, by
the 18th, Russia did no. accept the ultima
4 tum, Esterhazy and the Austrian Legation
would leave st. Petersburg, and Austria
would immediately seek to obtain the armed
cooperation Of the German Diet against
( Russia.
Austria, however, declares, # a rupture
Of diplomatic relations ensues, she will not
be able 70 take the field the present year.
Sweden continues wariike.
\ Omar Pacha has resigned, but the Sultan
refused 20 accept.
4 Nothing from the Crimea or any other
( quarter
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! but new cnvironed with unusual difficulties
a capacity commensurate with their respon-
sibility and dignity.
I / can only say shall bear myself so far
as possible, with hdelityto the interests of
| the country and government, and with inn
partially so far as regards the rights of the
members of this House. have no person
( al objects to accomplish | am animated bv
single desire eff contributing in some little
degree totne maintenance Of the well -estab-
7 lished principles of our government in their
original American Specification; in develop
ing that portion Of the continent We occupy
SO fur as may be within the power conferred
upon us; enlargng and swelling its capacity
for benefccnt influence ut home and abroad,
and maintaining in fact the inestimabe priv
ileyes transmitted to MS.
am aware that neither myself nor any
other man is equal to the perfect accomplish
ment of the duties Of the position; therefore
as man, | must be q suppliant for your IN
diligence and support. | again return to YOU
my thanks for the honor you have conferred
upon me. Applause, deafening aud long
continued.
Mr.. Giddings being the Oldest member Of
the House, administered the oath to Mr.. Bank
BY request of the Clerk.
Mr. stanton theu oHereu the following res
olution:
Resolred, That the thanks of this House
are eminently due and are hereby rendered to
John w. Forney, for the distinguished abl
ity, fidelity and impartiality with which he
has pres ded over the deliberations Of the
House during the arduous and protracted
contest for Speaker.
Adopted unanimously.
Adjourned.
The Republicans were wild with exultation,
and Justify cheered Mr.. Banks, and congrat-
ulnted him on his success.
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TO THE CITIZENS orrow

Believing that large majority Of the citizens If
Iowa are opposed to the political principles Of the
present Administration, and to the introduction Of
slavery Into territory now free, and also that made
fee by the Compromises OF 1920; ana that the par
y styling Itself the I'd amoeratic Party" are striy-
lns y make slavery great national Institution con
trary 10 the principles laid down in the Declaration
q iudep ndence aud the Constitution. as taught by
tue Fathers If the Republic WI would cali upon All
sach free citizens to meet Ia Convention al Iowa
City, on the 22d day If February for he purpose Of
organizing Republican Party, 70 make common
cause with similar party already formed in several
q The other states If the Union
January 3, 1856 MANY ClrtzrSs
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To tie Republicans Of the united
NIaIcM,

III accordance wth what appears ~ be the gcner-
er4i desire II tbs L publican party. and the sug-
sosuon # large portion Of the Republican press.
the undersigned Chairmcu Of the State Republican
Committees Of Maine, Vermont, Massachusetts,
New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana
and Wisconsin hereby invite the Republicans Of thc
Union Ii meet III Informal Convention at Pitts
burgh The pa February, 1856, for the purpose Of
perfec.ins he National Organization and proyid-
log Cur National Delegate Convention If the Re
psblican party, al some subsequent day, to noni
na,s candidate. fr tn Presidency and Vice resi
de1cy, d IL supported at the election November
1876.
A P. STONE, # Ohio DAVID VTLMOT of Pa
j. T. OUoDkIGH, st Mass l.. bkAINAKD, Of vi.
WILLIAM A. WHITE, Of WIS
viii the X, publican press Please copy.
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1he way the card WAS worked.

me- has been furnished to the Repabli-
en- N Hthers Of Congress BY their friends
t. enable them to sustain themselves honor
ably during the tendency of the long strug
gle for Speaker. They have been tainted
wiki willingness to protract the struggle
SO long as money came in for their support,
The ta4nt was ungenerous, aud was made
Tor effect alone. The money sent was not
gratuitv, il was only an advance 10 them
which they were to repay on the organization
ef the House and the receipt Of their dues.
And there certainly was nothing wrong in
that. M4ny members were poor, and had not
the m rs Of long supporting thems elves in as
expensive place as Washington without r.
eeiying some portion Of their earnings To
receive money in anticipation Of their pay
from Government, from people who yolun-
tarly rendered them tho loan Of it, was GER
tainly II no sense wrong Or improper. Fol
The administration " any othsr members Il
have done that, could have PROVOKED 40 JUS
censure, md reelected in no manner upot
Their IL aey. ON tie other hand, Il wouIl
have been right AMI uuexeeptonablo il
them, ana honorable ana manly III the
friends. Tn, Is al that the Republican mem
bers or their friends have done That j
not denled. lsis confessed and we have nj
objections 10 its being publicly and every
whore understood thai (. wa- tho determin
aston If the frieuds If tie Republican rep
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-08

WASHINGTON, Jan. III.
1t is understood beyond dispute that but
for Walkers revolutionary movements IN
Nicaragua, Great Britain would before now
have concluded treaty satisfactory to the
former, regarding the Mosquito Territory,
and kindred questions, and at the same time
not conflicting with the Clayton Bulwer Trea-
tv. The 100 votes for Mr.. Smith, Of Virgin
ia, for Speaker, We're cast BIZ the Orr and
Fuller men. Messrs. Wheeler, Barclay, HEX
man, Williams, and Haven, voted with the
triumphant opposition.
The plurality rule will be again voted on
morrow, with better prospect Of success
than heretofore.
Tho President this evening is dining q
large party, members of Congress and other
dignitares.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The House refused
by one majority to table nickmans resoin-
ton to elect a Speaker by plurality vote, but
it was rejected, los to 10.
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Republican County convention,

call having been issued for Convention to as
sem6 a. Io~aclty, On the 24lof February, 1886 for
ias purpose u organizing The publican party il
TINS Stale. taos. u fellow eitiz ns IN Les counts
taForaoe % lhe purposes Il that Conycntan,--the
exclusion = SaFgry from the new Territories, ana
ihe Limitation Of ia Slave penI and influence 10
ihe strie bounds If the Constitution requested
q ass mble in Mess Convention, atCHARLEsToN
en- SATURDAY, February n, for the purpose u
selecting delegates % the State Convention and pcr
4ectng iocal organization.
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cHiHrEs w. IoNRIE. LID.

4 IIOKNEY nnl Counsellor n Law, kepkuf CITY,
- Iowa, Oiics corner II Main ana Inird street,
Pr mp attention given to the collection of deb.s-
Agent for the purchase and sale 81 real estate.
Refers ii Chancellor Wal.orth Saratoga y. } I;
Hon. Walter II. Lowric, Pittsburgh, Pa. Hon. Lew
is Cnss, L. S. Senato Hon. T.. Brown, halamaz %,
Mich; l.aurin Dewey, Pres't X. Mt. +. Il NJ X. RI;
Prof ss3r Wells X Marsh Il .pkuk Russell 4 Co..
Proprietor IL the ST cAsrles Hotel, keokuk d&w
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NOTICl.

A copar,nershp her tofora Existing b'tween the
u Undersigned ii The Boot ana Shoe Jobbing bus
mess in the city Of keokuk under the style Of
Thompson st yens, y dis Owed by mutual consent
The business win be continued the old stand ~
NIiam Il Thompson. VIII will attend q the settie.
mcnt and collection IF bis for agar i he late
firm. " 4 Itl'lMi,9oN,
kooknk Teb An. 1856. G. G. STEVENS.
arg variety = Mems Womens' and Boys
Shoes on htnd which offered To TIE trade ~ list
1,,, tf,u the me eau b. sud aft4r my spring
pt,r ba.a a finraft.ell t Mems Celgf'ss N r
/ esoa yariety u Mans aud lnens rabbers ~ TN
I. ssa,l,n IA .tre4 w i. THOMPSON.
tiW
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Ina Drs MoINEs VALLEY Nuia is issued from
tais Office every Wednesday has extensive and in
oreasing circulation throughout the pesMoines Val
ley, we'll in the rest If the state and the nj
ed states and as a medium of ads. rtising is not
Surpassed. Subscription price $3.50 per annum in
advance
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FIRE FIRE. FIRE!

D0LICIES q INSURANCE issued at TAR rates IN ths
L following sound oflcs:
Star insurance Co, New York.
Comm rcial Insurance Co, 81. Louis
Etna Insurance Co, Hartford.
Mound City Insurance Co. Sc. Louis
Hartford Fire Insurance TO-. Hartford
Dwellings insured for term If years at extreme
Is low rates. All information & ven aud surveys
made by W W BELkAAP, Agent
Office corner Main aud Second Sts.
I'm
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DAVID d. SMITH.
DAVID b. SMITH. n. u, VAssichLES
SMITH & VANSICKLEN,
Aucf7oneers, Conn nj ssiOn Mercka u IL
and Real Estate Brokers'.

Onefrs. conn ss1On
and Real Estate Brokers.
WE viii pay particular attention TO sales by
w Auction IF Real Estate, stocks, Administra-
tors Salees &C; viii negotiate Loans, make Coiec
tions, exchange Real Estate for Merchandise, make
liberal advances Real Estate Merchandise con
signed for public SALES will act Attorneys for
property hod,rs on the dspOsing Of property, col
iectng IF rents paying taxes dc viii at a. imam
cial councillors fur an who may need our services.
Office on Third street. between Main and johnson.
not24
Is0R sALE-lot ., Blpck 20 W Main street. Ap
l. ply IL Ldec. Isl seMiTH NANeIkcLEN.
L'OK SALE-lots 4 and in Block 49, corner Of
L Fulton and 9th streets. Terms easy. Apply TO
doc 80 SMITH 4 NANaICkLLN.
LsoK SALE-l3ts a. ) aud ST. in Block 33, corner
j Of Fulton an 9th stfc6usr@T Apply to
dee 20 SMITH a NANsICkLEN
L'FR SALE feet by l4o III Johnson street, be-
tween "a and Sd streets south side apply 10
sMITnd VANslCkLEN.
IsUR oALh-2s feet by 40 on 81 street, also 10
L f,et % johnson, u 7th street, by 40 on
7tb Apply 10 SMITH d YANSIChLEN.
LVOR SALE - 10 acres IF land ou The {. +. CONN
4 Tract, apply 10 SMITH NANSICkLEN-
L'oR SALE--A dwelling hou.e and lot on Bank
L street apply 10 SMITH d NANslckLEN.
4 L0I IN lauisN illc, KS, t. exchange for keo-
sSnrH q yANsIcKEN.
INOK aALE--Or trade for Iowa lands keokuk
/ cry property 4 house aud lat ut Walnut Hills
near theesft =. CAelHnati.arr q
sMIId6 vANsIckLEN,
ron SALE,
30 I, bg T5 On FIRST Street between Main John
san. Also House and Lot, r " Frsi and john
.an. Apply 10 SMITH a NANsICkLEN.
F0K SALE.
ego Acres II Land 80 under cultivation, Ca
margo. Terms, one-tbird cash. balance in one, two
SMGTn & yANslCKLEN
LN0K ~ALE-6lo acres ii choio. land within -four
L miles II the city. SMITH 4 YANsIckLEA.
ron SALE.
: \ not2l SMITH SANsICkLES.
FOR SALE.
80 FEET front on second street, With building.
nov24 sAIfH 4 vASsIcKLES.
LNOR sALE-Io acres Of land under cult alton. On.
! mis- from the ety u ATTY z ,xy,cv,rv
LS0k sALE-30 fcc, front on Main street ApJ4y
L to nov2i SMITH NANsIcKLEN.
LNOR 9ALE.A farm containing EOS acres 100
l. under fence II lie, from the city on the plank
road Possession given The let OF March next. Ap-
ply a. uov24 SMITH NANsICkLEN.
NOR ~ALE.--A h5u.e and lot III Main street,
L n6s2i SMITH & VANsICkLEN.
4 FRESH invoice Of Hats aud CAPE to trade for
nay24 lhlrH yANsIckLES.
REQ ACRES # Land IN Washington county four
W miles from the County seat can b. bad ~
seven dollars pr ACRE Apply soen y -
pov24 SMITH A NANsfCkLES
To the Public.
IIAtING determined, hereafter, e. dp an exelu-
| slFely east business ii retail department,
Vs. are prepared cell an kinds of Hats Caps. Bon
ncis a., al greatly reduced prces Our stock AZ
nov very complete, aud vs. keep nothing bat the
best grade M goods always have the latest styles,
and viii sell lower fJr cash than the common grades
are sold gu credit \. come on With your dimes
ind a NJ r4Tk ID sg rdp
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VI aRKII ID.

On tn 5tb inst b, the Re q 7. Giddinge, W.
A. e SHripos Of keokuk Iowa, T. Miss ISABEL
RoGERs. OF this city.
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Home
E<StIklNG COMPANY.
AAnll 1880. \ -.


Office No Wall Street, New York.
Cash Capital, $560 90.
Amount Of Assets, ST41.9T2,47.
Amount If Liabilities S5t.b77 .6s.
FIyIIIS Company differs from most others in having
L paid up capital Of 500 900 90; and no divi-
bends arc male t. sock holders wthou first proyid-
ing for the unearned premium All outstanding pol
icies, in addition 10 the capita.
CHASE. MARTIN, Pres.
A. f. WfLLMARTH, See.
;anosagm WN r TTRNFR AGENT
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AI.I5O.OOO LII!

INSURANCE Companies for which the under
L 81 gned Is gent represent capital OF One NIL
lion One Hundred AMI Fifty Thousand Dollar.
They are SAT- reliable and prompt, and among he
best IN the country.
F4rs Life aud Marine Policies ISSUED on appllca
ton at the Office Of WM. ". BELhNAP.
F.l-f,r "a street ne Ar Main
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4 new turee story Brick Store House, on N ain
I street WILL be sold on lung tins. Apply t.
WI ". BELkNAp,
feb8tf Real Estate Agent, "a street,
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CAPITAL $500 SIC, CASH PAID ~ sloo, 0o0
Invested according To the Las "a Illinois
especial attention given 10 Insurance 81
FARM PROPERTY, DWELLINGS AND OUI
BUILDINGS.
ENSURES such buildings contents on favorable
L terms, for {" ) years. Insures Stores, Ware
houses, Buildings or Contents and Personal Proper
IL generally.
LOSSES EQtITABLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPT
LIZ PAID ~ CASH.
Thi- Company II a Joint sock Association, organ
lied under pacial charter granted by the Iegisla-
turs Of Wisconsin, with authorized capital Of
$500 0UU One hundre q thousand dollars II which
paid in, and SECURE " invested bonds and mort
gages The Company hcing thus securely organized
upon firm basis the directors take pleasure III re-
commencing il To public favor, a worthy Of conf.
dencc and support With the that ali loss
e. shall b. promptly and honpratly adjusted. A.
this il purely stock Company no mutual business
will be done nor premium notes taken.
oFFIeFHs
~ Nj Donaldson, Prot. VI 7. Gibs a, Sec'y.
j " Ed1y, Vice pfgst A. q bison, Gcn. agent
dec. 2ld3m ". i. TURNER Ag nj.
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RIcH - NJ LIVINGSTON, GKo. II. LIVINGSTON,
las NJ LIVINGSTON. joins il. kfEkEAn.
IuxINa>TnN BROS. a kISkEAu.

LIVINGSTON BROS. a kiNkEAD.
WHOLESALE GROCERs aud Commission M,r-
w chants No. g. Sesey street, between Rroad-
way and Greenwich street-, NEW YORK.
Resp clfully solicit Il call from the merchants Of
Iowa when visiting the New York market.
February Z. $40. dly
We the uuderd gnel, memb n Of the Bar a keo-
kuk wou d resp ctfuly recommend to the voters Of
Jackson Township, G G. Rockwell, as suitable can
didate for the Office Of Justice of the Peace, AT the
coming April election.
r. + Love. tfeorgeC Dixon,
l. ayd D simpson. Thomas " Claggef.
William Edwards, ! L iornish
" Fl Turner, Il. + ii Ionghton,
] NJ BrQeleu John c. Turk,
Samuel T. Miller, j " Rankin,
II II Belding George W. MCrary
George X. Todd, /. Is Lynch,
J. j Ridley. James NJ Reid,
ID. Reddingson, Charles r. Moss,
Willnm X Garrard, II A Day
Alexander Lynch, William " belknap,
u. W kilbourne, :. i Marshall
G. W lowrie " II Shook.