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rines and sailors from The chips had been mus
tered to defend the principal buDdings especially
the treasury, In which there ere several millions
In specie. 1t seemed quite likely, when the
steamer left that the Mabometans at Calcutta
mightstrike blow before the achievements A.
rived from England.
Thirty thousand men, we hear, have sailed
already to reinforce the Queens troops in Ben
gal. Even supposiDg this aid arrived, 1t would
be but handful of men to oppose to the swarms
of Indians who wiz now take the field against
the EDglish. For the present, in word, Bengal
is Lost to England. 1t may be recovered; but
just DOW, it is lost and the great Indian empire is
cwtaiIed by 30 much.
This event suggests further reflection upon the
effect of the total loss of British India upon the
interests of the United States Without doubt,
the ruin of EDglands Indian empire would be
very serious loss to US; as we shall
shall soon perceive by the fluctuations in
cotton if the war lasts any length of time.
England now sells to India come S4000O,00O
a $5O,OOO0OO of British goods, for the raw
material constituting the bulk Of which she is
indebted to us. If che loses her market for the
goods we shall lose hers for the material, and
shall be fully as great sufferers as the English
Nor is it poeeble to exaggerate the mischief that
would flow to us from the long train of conse-
quences attendant upon the final expulsion Of the
English from India, and among which the least
would be that splendid country, one of the
most fertile on the face of the earth, would pro-
badly become an utter desert, second Nicara-
qua.
We trust that Englsnd's representatives are
duly considering the matter; and, as the contest
must sooner or later involve considerations Of
numerical force, that they are availing them
selves of the fortunate language of the Neutra-
lily laws to prepare to enlist soldiers here. A
hundred thousand men may be had for the ask
ing-greatly to our relief-if the business be IN
dertaken in the right way.
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MADAME IA GsAros. we learn, Ia making arransemoots
with Mr. Urman teEemsin next with Frexzopni
and Ia Grange, there will be double attraction ,he
Academy Of hurie,
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DEPARTURE OF the Europa

Departure OF the Europa.
Bosros, Angus IL 1887.
me royal mall steamship Europa sailed shortly afSR
noon today for Liverpool, via Halifax. She tates -
forty nine passengers for Liverpool and thirteen for Ball.
fax, and about $500 600 In specie
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HALIFAX, August IL 1BeS
race between the 81 Jehn boat Neptune and The H.
fax boat Wide Awake took place to-day. Neptune ~
victorious, winning By ono length ahead The course ~
rowed In 81 minutes
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From Mlnnesosa-No Constitution Yet-Mosv
Indian Outra0es.

Ohio Republican STATE Conven tiOn-Ro-m0una-
nation OF Hon. Salmon r. Chase.
CoLuBUs, August IL, 1857.
In the Republican Sate Convention 70 day Hon Snluan
P. Chase nominated by aocamat,on for ovcrnss
Noses Waller nominated for Lieutenant 9overnss;
Judge Milton sutef for Judge Of the Supreme Court; A.
Stone Tor sate Treasurer p Russell for Secretary or aas
and Jacob Bychens for Commissioner In the Board q
Public WoYka
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KANSAS AND THE SOUTHERN ULTRAs-A Pros
rEcr OF PEACE-The fierce little fire-eater of
the Richmond South says, 1--WE have it from pri.
vate sources, whose personal and political integ-
rfty cannot be impeached that Mr. Buchanan Sc
verely reprehends the interference of Walker
with matters which the organic act (of Kansas)
has placed under the exclusive jurisdiction Of the
territorial Legislature" Very well. Why not, then,
be quiet, and patiently await the removal of Gov.
Walker? Where there is q conviction that the
President is not wrong, there should be some for
bearance concerning the ofic al acts of his agents
acting under his authority. We are content; for
we believe that this Southern bush fighting will
be stopped shortly after the meeting of Con-
press
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The QUARANTINE STATION AT SEGUNE's POINT.
1T seems that, after all that has been said and
done, after all the battles between Captain Wal
ling and the oystermen, and all the skirmishes
between the Staten Islanders and ex-Mayor Hail.
the site selected for fever depot by the Com
miseioners Of Quarantine, at Seguine's Point on
the south side of Staten Island, will not answer
fer the purpose, and that the Commissioners of
Emigration will not accept or have anything 10
do with the buildings erected thereon.
We notified the Commissioners that the site
would not answer when ii was first chosen, and
we warned them that the money laid out there
would be lost. They disregarded the warning;
spent some $4,000 in land and buildings and
$4,000 more in guarding them against the oys-
termen; and now find that the whole is ire
coverably Lost. The buildings will probably take
fire some windy night and be burnt; the fence
will be likely to walk away; and all that will
remain of the appropriation will be the elegant
bit of swamp selected for the !" grounds"
Under the circumstances we cannot think of
any act in which the Quarantine Commissioners
would figure to more advantage than in resign
ng. II is the only thing left for them to do.
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WHAT NExre-A short time since q woman Of
the name Of Anderson found herself near TO her
confinement and without money or friends She
was obliged to apply to the Governors Of the
Almshouse, by whom she was sent to Bellevue
Hospital, where, on Saturday week, she was de.
ivered Of q female child. This child was used
by the District Attorney in his remarkable
man1uvres against Mrs. Cunningham, and was
by the last named person produced as her own.
After the exposure of the trick the child was re-
turned to its mother at Bellevue, when an sppli-
cation was made by Snowman for permission to
exhibit them. The District Attorney at first de.
clined to give the permission, on the ground that
he intended to detain the mother as q witness
But it ses ms to be the fate of Mr.. Hail. if he
does proper thing, to Immediately neutralize it's
coed effect by some egregious blunder. So in
this case. We find that the woman-who is not
yet quite we'll and the infant have been removed
from Bellevue to the building occupied ny the
enterprisipg Snowman, by whom they will be
duly exhibited to the public, along with various
other curiositiee, dead and alive.
In the name of public decency, we call upon
the Governors Of the Almshouse and the District
Attorney for an explanation of thisehameful pro-
ceeding. To use mild term, it is an Infamous
outrage. How would you, Messieurs the authori-
ties like to have your wife taken from her bed
the second week after childbirth, and, with her
infant, subjected for ten or twelve hours per day
to the gaze of every vagabond who can COM
pand twenty-five cents? Ah, but she is pau
per mother, with pauper infant. That makes
the difference. She has no feelings. Let her die
1t will ''relieve her necessities" Let US add
GROWING disgrace to the already shameful series
of events which commenced in Bond street with
the murder of Doctor Burdell We call upon the
public and the press to unite in putting stop to
this outrageous proceeding Let us show the
country that everybody in New York is not in
sensible to shame. If the Governors, who spend
millions Of the public money, cannot give this
woman bed until she has recovered her health,
we have no doubt that private citizens will only
be too happy to provide for her.
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The GENERAL NwsrAPn DnRArcH
WASHINGTON, August IL, 1857
The President returned here this evening.
Instructions have been issued 10 the Surveyor Genu
Of Kansa, and Nebraska 10 prepare proper plat II -
survey for the tract Of land heretofore oeded tho Pres
by'eriap Board OF Foreign Assions In order that paAe
may be issued therefor.
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Sessions was completed yesterday. David Marsh
and william Lenston were each sent TO the State
prison for FIVE years for burglary. Judgment was
suspended In the case of Stephen Pinkett, the
colorei sailor, who killed Patrick Sheehan In
Cherry street, on the 9th Of June, as IL was shown
that he acted in selfdefence. Julian French, an
artist, was sent to the Pententary for year he
pleading guilty 10 a minor degree Of burglary.
Luke Kerrigan was tried and convicted Of receiving
stolen goods. He will be sentenced next term. The
Grand Jury were discharged, having accomplished
an unusual amount OF business They did
not, as was expected, indict Mrs. Cunningham.
Albert HAgadoore was consigned TO the State prison
for Eve years, on q charge Of assaulting Captain
Raywalt, intending 10 kill him. A bookkeeper
named Corducss, vas convicted Of breaking into
his employers Office In Exchange place-Stae phi
son two years. Mr.. Stafford, counsel for Mrs. Cum
ninehsm, renewed his motion 10 admit her TO bail,
but after listening 10 the arguments Of counsel and
the District Attorney the Recorder declined TO grant
IL.
The body OF the missing policeman, Jarboe, OF the
Seventh ward, who has been missing since the I'd Of
August, was washed ashore at Fort Hamilton on
Friday last, where an inquest was held and the re
mains buried the same day. The family Of the de-
ceased were notified OF this fact yesterday az.
ternoon.
The Surrogate Of Kings county yesterday made a
decision in the matter Of the application for the
removal of Catherine ID. Norris administrative Of
the estate Of Thomas Norris. The decision estab.
lished the invslidty Of the second marriage and
the Legitimacy Of Hester f. Millspsugh, the daugh-
ter OF Mr.. Norris by his first wife. New letters Of
administration we're therefore issued 10 Hester e.
milspaugh, as the lawful child and heir of Thomas
ID. Norris Full particulars Of the case were given
during the progress Of the trial In the Surrogstes
Court about month since. The decision will be
found elsewhere.
II Is said that the yacht Charter Oak was 10 have
been sold In Liverpool on the 2eth Of july. There
was some talk Of opening her 70 public exhibition.
The SUPPLY Of beef cattle being rather under The de
msnd, csu'ed somewhat OF an excitement, amsue buyer,
yesterday, who were obliged 10 submit 10 an advance in
prices beef Of gc01 gsuy brpgg sbrken 10 fOursss
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NO. lis.
JUST RECEIVED AT
AOOREA,N

"
nr1E ana Pysscripsien DteYe,
"A N~oInEk ~ fresh supply Of Drugs, chsnieals,
n II, tHarrsnsed pure, Psrfumsiy and KsHsy sr-
tislss, snhr aeinE the popular articles Il NE
day, to which he invites your attentiou.
Concentrated Persian Essence, tho most sleRAnt
perfume for tnparfing to the handk erchief ! very
agreeable and iasting edur.
Bouquet d'0rlsans, Or AA bourbon; OriSasal
Dreps Otto OF koses,
Ext. Magnolia. Ext. New Aown Hay.
= Wet kud, Tea koss,
:. ss:sI s.:s. s'iar' .i.ss f..s.s.i,. b w.
HeIiot,ope. vi.lsits.
'sfosna, Amber and Orange Flower Wstsr; Arc
omatie Vinegar, Aromatic crystals, Ger
man fsrena Cologne, NacassAr Oil,
Gers, Neon Fun, Chsik
Bale, LILY White.
hAndsile, and egyptian Hair Dye
Aie1andtt's Peiamicus,
sAvsge. ursias,
Lynans Asssssiss
oszin . foncine soap,
Labini sason slpsrane Soap,
Nsrhcas Seep,
honey sosp,
brown Windsor sosT,
vefstsbis Oii saad scaD,
1saaspsrsnt Soap Dasss
Iranspareas sssv halls /.
Ansndias sesp.
ihAItR MeliOWy
1enuine Yankee Soap,
Military Shaving SOAP,
shaving CNan,
shaving brushes,
Hair Brushes,
Tooth Brushes,
Nail brsshss,
Flesh Brushes.
Port Ae1aiss,
Railrosd Conpanions,
Cigar Cases, and
Trav. ling fiHsLs Of every dssesipttoa.
rLAyoklse 4xrxAGfz-
Vanilla,
Almosd,
Lemon,
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! RKTlHED PA YsICIAN,
"HOSk p1s Of life have nearly run o
XY diaAoxs3eAs sRAtfas In ~. E..t I. W..

n NV AsWrSA NYyy1s ~ lAAS oSvo heoIIy run out,
4 w diseovsfsds whtis In the East Indies, I
certain care fos Consumption, Asthma, Bron-
! ehitis. Coughs, Colds, and Gsassul Dsbility.--
The remedy was discovered BY him when his only
child, . daughter, Was given up 10 die. Hs had
heard much Of the wonderful restorative and heal
ing qualities Of preparations made from The East
India Hemp, and the thought occurred to hin thas
be might make . remedy for his child. He stsdisd
bard and scceseded in reaiixing his wishes. His
child Was cured. and 10 now alive and we'll. He
has siAce administered the wonderful remedy to
thOuSands Of sshersrs In All parts Of the world,
asd hs has nsrsr failed In nakins them complete
y healthy and harPy. Wishing TO do A. naeh
Esod - possible, be wli send 10 such Of his az
Aiotsd Fellow beings ~ request this recipe, with
full and explicit dirsctions for nakinyit up. and
succssafully afing Il. He requires each applicant
to iueloss bin one shilliag-shSes sen,s 10 b. ~
tured ~ postage ON the recipe, snd the remainder
to be applied ~ the payment VI this
Addrea DR.. IL. JAMES,
No. ~ Graad-st., jersey City, MI. !.
N B.-Dr. n. JAnss has neither olsse nor
agent In New York, ~ some have pretended and
advertised, The recipe il sent from NO PLACE
but No. ~ Grand street, Jersey City, N. Jsr- II
sey. inaSDiAw3m
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NEOkCK FEMALE COLLEGE.
vNA1 epsing Term for 1857 commsneed OF
Chureh.
With the full purpose and expectation Of sstab-
Eiisaing permaRent ee ninA,y, sfoiding 10 youns
iadiee he best fsciitss ioi sxtcnsive edueaaon
and thorough mental discipline. the Direction
hsve engaged - Tsachszs, Mas Dickilinson, oi
nassachusstts, upon tbs rscommc Ddasion II The
ard Aiss PaFsoss, Of Illinois, : essduats Of tIe
New York State Esr M Esheol 81 Auburn, whom
hey earnestly commend. fssn psrsonsl knovlsags
and from SIMPLE tsstimunials, TO tbs con6dsnss And
patronage Of their fellov-eitissps.
TBHMa ov xuIYiUM.
frinsry Department. OF
Advensed Dspart ment...-.................... %
xnoS0snteWs. %
lnstraestcn tn French, Painsiag and ORA wing
aad upsa the Plano fofts, will BE- givenby conps.
tent teachere, 81 he usual pricts.
IassSueeisa In vocal n0sic, without charge.
A.BklD0AAE,
Ksokak, April ~, sid President.
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RAKE ChANCE.i

I WILL sell At . great bargain the entire stock
j Of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye StuRs,
Window Glass, alsss Ware, Brushes, Show Win
dow, Drug fixtsrss, Ac., also the lease on the
building Of the formerly ba Ion gipe
70 Aessfs. Smith, Fuller 4 Co. The stock i. we'll
adapted to the Western trade, and has all been
purchased In the EAst ~ extremely low 6sures
vilhis the LAST u nloaths- The meat has
An sxtsnsive end fast -,ncrsssing trade. lhsstand
70 one Of the best the city In fact every rythins
10 complete, and just such to suit any person or
psrsons who may wish 70 engage In the most iu-
ssstivs bssinsss VI the oo3atEy. Fer further In
fosmssior, call On the prcmisss or at No. ~ Main
street. (AprnUdAu1 4. ]. NckkNNY
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Charles Parsons 4 Co.
UANKER.
EXCHANGE ON THE PRINCIPAL OIrIIs
or TEE
UnitsA states, Califsrnsa Z oregon,
BOUGHT AND 6OLD.
Also, ssls exchange on Londsa, Berlin, Paris.
Lsipsis, Caasel, Cologne. Brsnsn, Frank
fort - the Maine, StattsArt, HAM
bufgh and Zurich in Europe.
capt ], dig
WA. BROWN,
* R C m IT net

! I UU1 eallAt ~ sv1ns, .svss ln,ab1eday viii.
Qtees. Eeeo1a astreSt, any tfms San.
aaSs1 from daylightti1l 10 o'clock afnieke, - b
y obi 90 to b. esSsssntly % hand asEeunt ef
prsssoK baainsss, and sss his drawing, sppasatus
and sxtsnsivs Aschitsctural Library, vkieh IN
tree the inspecton Of al, and judge whsthsr h
d eompstsnt tossrvsths publicin his prefsssiea
He might hare recits what great thtngs " has dese
eaa d. but thst would b supesasas h this util
ths puhiie vhst be can himsslf DO II practical
ssass. Call andsee free of charge. IN -
fehk-A ~ BROWN
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OEH0ERsn
JEWEL1Y ] 6TORE.

S0WAAA&x 6VOHE.
second s.rsss, between Main and Johnsen.
~ AViN0 last returned from the East, / -
- reepsdtfully call the attention Of nv ~
tnsnds, and the public generally, to my AS
new and hne stock Of watches, ,jswslry, silver snd
plated ware, fancy goods, &c.
W0erhso.
fine eoid duplex, magic, patent and detache I'd
Ievcf watches, silver patent and detached levers.
and 'kpines Of all kinds and Qualities.
JeWelry.
Ladies plain gold, mosaic, cameo and suam ellrd
saffinEs and breast pina, lAd,es' and chilaren :
gold and Jet bracelets, 1aaics' and sent's mia
chains, pencils and pens, gold and diamond Ansrr
rings. gold asd silver thlmbles, esnt eol1 hresat
pins, studs, collar and sleeve bution, sod silver
seel snd patent spectaeles, pocket, table and des
ssrt cutlery, and scissors.
silver ware.
In which line intcnd not to be surps s.ed Nv an
store west or north Of st. Louis vir silver tahl.
dessert and tee spoons and for ks sugar cream mus
tsra ana salt spoons butter and fruit knives silver
and plated napkin rings, Ac.
EsaSea ware Ana Fancy GooAs.
flA!s0 ana brttanhis tea sets, castoss, fruit and
cake oaskets candiestick, pearl and shel poch :,
oeoss, and 10 fact everything pertaining 10 my
Cl0cks.
general assoftmeBt of CLOCKS Of the latest mar :
terms and best make, all waFranted 70 keep eood
time.
~watches and Jewelry repaired in N. mos,
Sorkmaniiks manner, and 1T the shortest notice.
myn-uty JULES 4EISER
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rURNlTURE WARE.R00a3s.
Main Street, bet. 6th 4 6th KROKUK. IOWA
ShkasdsfsignsA have Asv In
= thsir ware koons, sad dssien
Keeping constantly on hand veil
selected assortment Of all kinds Of Fsrnits h
erseins Marble top Dressing, sad plai ; Barsaus ;
ans and plain Sofas Ans and plain Center and
csrd Isslssi Cane ssst and Windsor Chsirs Rock.
ins soheits ofsvsrydsserip ptop from . plain wooden
ssse - the Ansst hair eleth seat plain and
fAasy tssAed Cots - bsdstsAds hsl atssutyls;
kounges, -. ''
Locking 0iassss Of allsisss ,ciosks ,Carp,,ins..
aoor and door nfsttings, Aoor ana table oil cloths,
nastfssses, feather dsssen, carriage trimmines. !.
.iadov shadss and trimnings, and every other : =.
tiels asaally kept In our line Of bssinsss.
Part ofour stock was made under our own supsr.
visisn, and thsrsst bought from mansfaetories Of
high standing, 30 that we can warrant every arti
ole fsr durability and Aaish Of vork nAnsLip.
Ous tjset 70 70 establish parmansnt businsse
here, go not On the Peter Funk psincipies
sAd - - indussmsnt to psfsoAs 70 purshass Of
~, are resolved TO sell 81 the lowest St. Louis
pricss.
Gall and sxsnins orr stock SsfsSs purch.sin,
elsevhsfe. W. will always take plsasuFsin show
ing furniture TO Laden and 0satlensn Who m Az
favor - With call, whether tAs1 fssl iaelned to
bay or not.
SANDERS DUNBAR.
-
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keOkuk Packet Co.
Keokuk and st. Louis,
AND
QolAcy anA -. Louis
PASSENGER PACKETS.
1887. sPRIN0 ADVANCEMENT. 1ss1,

AE1OR the aeseomoAAtion Of - =
Bx this trade . line Of steam
sD will leave St. Louis for Louisiana, Haoai6ai
Vaiasy, LAaSanes, Canton, Wsssaw and Ksokuk
Lseyiss %. Louis at o'olock n daily; arriving
at Aannibal 81 :. ta.. Qainsy =. IN, and Ksc.
kuk q II a.n- kssarning-Lsave Keokuk at >
n, WArsaw 81 7p: N, LAgrsage At 4 P. m, 81
st st. Leuis 1t 8 .. m.
Another line Of steamers win leave St. Losis y
connect with the Quincy and Chicago Raiiroad
leaving 81. Losis q p. m, arriving at Hannibal
at 10 Z. m, and Quincy 1t I'm.
Rsturning-Leave Quincy II -. IN, Hannibal IL
M, and arriving at 81. Louis at m
A. soon - easiness via Railroad 10 resumed .
steamer viii make . round "trip daily bsswssn KAe-
ksk and 0ninsy, lsssing Ksekuk ~ .. NJ, and
lsaviag oaincy ut II n. Ifsb2s-d
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rWEDE01Ck -. AOOW r..
or BOSTON, :
An C. HIT y Or

r AIE psstnsr Of wn. washbasn, A1sAitsst Of
~ AassiAa, Revere, winthrop aaA Parker
Heeese - Tssnost Tsnpls, Bestoa, Weeds Ho-
tde FpStlsA4; Bay State Hsase, wefaestss. and
naay ether tfst eiass pablo and private baldinss
thseegAeat tAs souAtsy, having located II Ksokuk,
wonl4 ia1esn tAs pshls that BE- II prepared " far.
niaA Dssigns, Piana, Detail Drawisss, epssi1sa-
tiose an4 6upsrintsndsnss for Churches, 6eheel
Aossss. Hossi, 6teese, Dwellings. aad paAlic and
private bsiidiags Of al kiads, With pssss Ard
oeeuRA0y.
All ne modsrn improvtnsats, ,sssh 90 Wasming,
Lshting, vsatilatien, Ae., sdeptsa In The East.
err satiss, will b specially provided for ~
Nulfsa.
@OGes IN sample new building,on on Second
etsssss betvesA Main and JOhnson.
Jaa. ~. x5-dly =. II. MOORE.
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kA1k hNoU0ANCE.
FIRE AND s1sisr sss: lssuslscr e eos,.,r. or,
OF ST. LOUIS.
pIaEcross:
4 nsosne, e = Edgsii, c.s. arsely,
J.n:s. ssa; sni;h y. ppssa. g,w .AI.z.sdsr,
RS. ELL,oTT s.e.y. :. H. HDoREf p,.,.,
10 aA-nAaAabous nIsxsrAxrE.
s.,n y nOLMks. General Agent.
eesl.s.y a. BnIDdAAN, Ag't. Ksckuk.
.,..cs aswa ss.se ..e.s..es CseDa.y.
sSvich u sAsrI1S Hsw sun10e, I'D sTosy
,ru,. Seeond Street, Ksekak, Ie~e.
AVN slo.:ss az ra e PssP:ssy oN THE MUTUAL PLAN,
1Tu HNu ~ The CASH PLAN FOR CASH PRE-.
~. s's' - 'ssseaAsis - those Of any rslia:
=. n. Perry, =. Il. Ford, Jane, p. Cor
zee. =; Snyth, Wm. Turner, N. D. Wood ard.
A,hridsman. f. u. Harrison, IS. y. voorhies. -
John AeCune, J.W Rsnk,n
.. y. FERRY, Pros. II. III. HARRISON .rrs..,,
:" .,,s,, hnshIN, Vice Pres, w.. y. TURNER. See
Maahastaa Liss inssrancs Gem pa \ /.
ll0 BROADWAY, NEW Yoax.
CssA Capifstsa< AecsaxiAs,es s4eO. .op0
nEPOSITED $t00, zoo with the Com ptrolls Of / h.
- state OF New York, for the security Of PoIiov
Aeldsss In addition to vAich ths laeys are
psasensliy liable. Among the Directors are the
rt.. 49, -"S r"Sshsiet sittsens oK New Hork.
Innns stock COMPANY, returning 10 the a.
ss!sd per cent. Of all the psoAss .snnual,y
party 70 yeass Of ags nay secure TO Ais fsui,v
Ifss fren shs claims sf his creditors for skout Se
ssAts per week, policy for - ,oe0.
=, Who woaid not spare this sam Tor the grsti6ca.
tion Of reaeetfon, ON sick bad or In ease 81 aoc.
dsst, that II ell slss fail, As had nsds ccrt An
provision for his faailys II would Tighten III
pain land do Dors for his resovsry than msdieins.
N. b. MORGAN. Pref.
9. I. wsnrLs, Ses,y.
Prospectus, with eli necessary Information ~
nlshsd by RICKEY SIMPSON, Arts.
Post 00ss Building,
en9s-aAy KAokuk. Iov
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-13
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