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Notice.
July 10, IS.

We hereby give notice that We have adopt
ed the Cash System with regard to subscrip-
tions. Henceforth, no name will be entered
on our books unless il be accompanied by
sash, and whenever the pay runs out the pa
per will stop, unless or until more cash is
forthcoming.
Those who prsfer to pay the carriers can
do SO; but they must look to the carriers and
not to US Tor their papers, as the carriers
buy the papers Of US, and there our rcspon-
sibility ends. The carriers are advised to
require payments strictly in advance, in all
cases, but if they see-ft to give credit that is
their business and not ours.
In regard to the rates and the terms of
payment for Advertisements and job Work,
the rules published in our papers respectively
viii be strictly adhered to.
j. B. HOWELL & CO.,
HENRY NEWTON 4 co.
kE0KUk POST,
rer WV. REFS, Ac't.
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The Washington Union and other demo-
cratic papers and orators are trying TO
shield the President from the just response
bili;y and odium Of the extrayagant expen.
ditures of the Administration, by charging
them on Congress. II this would answer the
purpose Of the othceholaers and pap-suckers
generally Of the party, We cannot see that ii
would avail the Democrats party or shield
1t at all from the charge of exaavaganee.--
And for the simple reason that the Demo-
cratic party had an overwhelming majority in
both branches of Congress.
The Journal hos been publishing a speech
OF MIR. Lescher Of Virginia, who takes this
dodge with many others still more unfair,
in order to whtewash the Administration
The Washington Republic makes some very
I eniodx developments in relation to Leteh-
er's speech, which will be interesting 40
the readers of the journal. "This speech
occupies one entire closely printed page Of
the Union, ard is labored defence Of the
Administration against the charges Of ex-
travsgance Snd proaigacy so ably enforced
against it by Mr.. Sherman. As We wore not
present during the entire session Of the
House on the 18th instant, ana as the pro.
ceedings Of that day have net yet been pub
lished in the Congressional Globe, we can
not affirm that no such speech was in fact
delivered by Mr.. Letcher. We can only say
thai We never heard OF the speech till We saw
it Unpublished al length in the unioa, on Sat-
urday last. What struck as. however, rs u
= little singular, Was, that the speech, MS pub
Iishsd, pnrporis to give table Of all the
appropriations made by Congress during the
late session, including, at least one large ap-
prorriation which did not pass till the 18th
inssant-two days after the speech purports
10 have been delivered. -, what is still
.more sisgu.ar, We find this table to be iden.
tical, word for word and letter for letter
with table published editoriaily, as il,
own compilations in the union Of the lstl
inst, and which We have copied into the col
umps Of this paper.
Mr.. Letcher must be o man Of wonderful
foresight, thus 10 be enabled, not only Il
give the exact amount Of appropriation
made TWO days after the delivery Of h.
speech, hul also to quote with scrupu
lous accuracy, from an editorial article ii
the Union, aot published till Sly days after
wards.
'By the way, We observe tha, in this myste
rious table the appropriation lor "eolleciip,
the revenue from imports" is pu, down a
Sl,l5o,oo0. Ii fact, the appropriation I'd
that purpose was s8,t1I5o9o per nuualn~-
How many oth1 inaccuracies there may l.
. in tbs table, We are AT present unable !,
say"
DEATH Or GEN. QrfTNAk.-~GeneraI Qai.
man, Representative IN Congress from Ten
nessee, died at his residence, near Natchca
on the 10th instant, OF disease contracted q
the National Hotel, Washington City, Las
season.
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Judge not the workings Of his brain
And Of hi. heart thou eanst not see
What looks to thy dim eyes stain,
In Gods pure light may only be
A scar brought from some well-wsn heid,
Where thou wouid'st only faint and yield.
The look, the air. that frcts thy sight,
May be a token that below
I he soul has closed in deadly hght
With some internal fiery Toe,
Whose giansc would scpreh thy smiling grace
And cast thee shudderlng on thy face.
The fall thou dsrest to dsSpise-
May bo the siackened angel hand
Has suffered IL, that he may rise
And take a surer, hrmcr stand;
Or trusting less to earthly things,
May hcnceforth learn q use his wings
And judge none lost, but wait and sse,
With hopeful pity, not disdaini
The depth al the abyss may b.
The measure II the height Of palm
And 1--we and glory that may raise
The soul to God in after days
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Yrenticeana.

The farther you 90 North, the hotter the
weather. At ST. Paul the mercury has gone
up to l07 deg in the shade. Ours is about
the mean temperature. New Albany Ledg-
or.
The politics that YOU write are even mean
or than the temperature they are written in.
What do the editors of the Administra-
tons Washington organ mean by the ''good
old timesY" DO they refer to the bygone
times when the country was governed by
honest men2
Mr.. Choate, we infer, hasn't very eY-
allied opinion of the pulpit, or Of the men
who occupy it. Referring, in his Fifth Of
July Grafton at Boston, to proposition pre-
yiously annunciated, he got off this remark
able sheer at the cloth:
There is cant Of shallowness and fanati-
ois,n which misundsrstands and denies this.
There is a dstempered and ambitious moral
ty which says civil prudence is no virtue
There ia philanthropy it calls itself
pedautry, arrogance, folly, cruelty. impious-
ness--I call it, bit enough for pulpit, total.
ly unfit for people; fit enough for preach
or, totally unfit for n statesman, &c.
Mr.. Choate thinks that a philanthropy
which is ''totally unfit for a people" may be
eft enough for a pulpit"-that "pedantry,
arrogance, folly, cruelty, impiousness," are
s'it enough for preacher" though ''totally
unfit for statesman" Weforbear to Judge
Mr.. &. harshy. 1t may look SO to a man up
the topmost heights Of fustian.
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JudtciaI Convention.

There will be Convention of Delegates from
the Counties of Lee, Henry, Ionisa and pes
Moines, comprising tie lst Judicial Districtj}
holden at Burlington, " ednesday July 18th, at 5
clock p. m, for the purpose Of nominating eau
didatos for Judge, Prosecuting Attorney, and Mem
Der of the Boarded Education. The istio Of rcp-
resentaton win be one delegate for each one hun-
dred Republican vcters.
PHILIP yIELE, Chm Cent. Com, Lee CO.
u. s. ELLIOTT, Henry Co,
A. W. TAYLOR. Louisa Co.
FITz HENRY WARREN, Des Moines Co.
Juue % 1883
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E.ondon Dltapiaated.

According 10 tho London Times, consider
able portions OF the csty alo in a state of d.
lapidation already beyond the power of rem
ovation, except by Reconstruction. The
Times proposes large expenditures for this
purpose. II says;
.'lf things so on in the present way we
will soon have TO leave off hoasting Of En-.
glsh comfort. The word will be As inappli-
cable rs the epthet '.merry" in the old bal.
lads. Here ere 100000 Of us living in
London in u manner which is every day be.
coming more and more nnbearuble. For
ciguers hUe agays been disappointed in
Londcn, kut now a-days they are astonIshed,
not 10 ray Disguised. No doubt, some I'M
povements have been made; new districts
have arisen, better built aad better drained
than the Old, but they are at the extrem,ties
and London proper is becoming more foul
and dingy and dilapidated and sinking every
day. he Partisan, the Niannese, the New
Yorker, are surprised at the meanness ~ the
houses, the eloseness and sinallness Of the
shops, and tho general sloyenliness and want
Of care Which meet the eye on every side.-
The Lonlonar seems 10 have no idea Of pull
ing down Il house. Whether from want OF
enterprise, or from u bad system Of tenure.
vast districts in the most advantageous situ-
atoms are covered with worthless houses,
which are allowed 10 stand and become
verse ard worse YEARLY, until they tumble
down or etAera.ss cease 10 be habitabie."
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Republican County Convention.
June %, 1883.

The Republicans Of Lee County viii meet in
Convection at CHARLESTON, ON SATURDAY,
JULY cath, for the purpose Of nominating cam
didate fer Clark Of the County; also, 10 appaint
delegates to The Judicial Convention to be held st
burlington, on the 2sth of July next, TO nominate
. candidate fur ] udge of the First Judicial Dis
srici Of Iowa nd for the transaction of such 9TH
er business as the public interest may require.
PHILIP FIELE,
+Ehairman Rep. Central Committee.
june 2 d. ls5s.
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RrM Nor REckosEp ln.--R Rum was not men
toned by John Adams among the inevitable
uliunets Of celebration Of Independence
day, though the late Ichabod Lindsey, of
Gharestown, defended the use of the article,
on the ground that .'the Revolution was it
through with il, and couldn't have been fit
through without it.'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-21
Tho California Negro smtgraIion--
Arcby, the T1giiire slave, among
them.

them.
Consequent upou the passage Of strin-
gent negro law Of the Legislature Of Califor-
nia at its last session, prohibiting the further
immigration of free negroes to that State,
and compelling those now resident there to
give bond fot theis good behavior, large num-
bers Of this class Of people arc now constant
IL arriving by every steamer from thence,
With view, We suppose, 70 permanent set
tiement, the laws Of this Territory not being
opposed thereto. A large number are also
planting themselves upon Vancouver Island,
where, we learn, they have met with a favor
able reception from tho authorities. Among
them is the negro Archy, the famous .Dred
Scott" Of California, for whose special bea
eff, we lave heard il said, this negro act was
passed, the colored population OF California
having become very turbulent during his trl-
nj, threatening by force and violence 10 res.
cue him from slavery, in case the courts
should decide that slavery could constitution
ally exist under the laws Of California. So
far us We have been able TO form an opinion
Of this class al our community, We must say
that they are quiet, orderly and unpretend-
ing people, mono Of whom have the appear
ance Of haiag likely ever TO give the Terrific
ry much trouble in governing them, while
our laws slaij permit ;helr residence here
IpUwpt's Sound Dem.
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Hepus,,can Township meeting.

nePuWslCAu Tow shIp "eetthEs
The Republicans of jackson Township Will meet
at the Reading Room OF the Gate City Office, on
Wednesday July Hst, at o'clock p. m, for the
purpose OF appointing delegates to attend the
County Convention at Charleston. and also FIR
the purpose ~ organizing for the approaching
campaign. general attendance il earnestly IT,
qucsted. GEO. W. MoCRARY.
JAS. ". MITCHELL,
CURTIS CONN,
July 10, '5s. Repub. Tp. Committee.
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For Congress,
SAMUEL. IL. CIKTIS.

raR DEs Morsrs VALLEY WING is published
every Monday at this office, Is ono ofthe Oldest
papers in Iowa, and has very large and increas
ing circulation throughout the Des Moines VAL
Icy. Northern Missouri, and Western Illinois,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-21

NEW VOLUME. The American Revolution -
~ The History Of the United States. Vol viii
being vol. !, If the American Revolution bytieo.
Bancroft $40. Uniform with the previous vol
umes.
Also, just published, llilllard on Vendors. The
Law Of Vendors and Purchasers Of Real Property.
By Francis Iilliard, ESQ, Author Of 1.-THE Law OF
Mortgage" &c. Two vols in ono. sW 50.
For sale by OGDEN, BRoWNELL 4 CO.,
wav9i1 So Main.st.
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an.l.nrtuerAhIn.

The undersigned, having formed a CO. Fartner-
chip uadcg the and yle Of Haines Brother,
~. elltiI lptkltst u ~ y
will CON tinue the business Of manufacturing Sash,
Doors, Blinds, Flooring. rump-Iubing, &C., At
the Did stand, corner Of Bluh Streets, near the
Keokuk i Ft. Des Moines Rail Road Depot.
ROBERT HAINES,
Keokuk Sept. 2e, ~. p. z. HAlNkS.
ortA-d
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T 4 man adveatises for a COMPETENT
person to undertake the sale Of new nedi
cine" and adds that sit will be profitable to
the undertaken
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uLE HbSEs 81 HN
NOZZLE * STRoNG,

KFD.y /; ,..........t oN A.
u ARIIGULAk attention given to collection aud
L occurring # claims.
Uiice on Jyhnson-st., bet. % and I'd. over Post
ofise jyl63ms
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ROAR OF rus LION DIR. Livingston says ::
.'fo talk Of the ma este roar Of the lion is
mere majestic twpddle--thc silly ostrich
makes noise asloui.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


sENTIsT, corner OF 1hird and Main streets
| lsta&uk iowa, over Xix, tlaie Coz Bank !,
entrance on Third st. Special attention gwen to
Tie pre2ersatinn Of ths natural iect h. tsatmentoi
oxp9s.d dental rye and correcting irregularities
of the ,l,ntal ATeh. artificial Teeth Of the best
sly ard lui,h from single tooth 70 an entire set.
ly2la6m
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The President is said TO be extremely
angry at the statements made by Crittsndsn,
in posington, Of the extraordinary expenses
81 the Government.
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si.G6G,Is0.I0
LIABlLI1IES.
For claims adjusted and onad-
justed and not aue......... -. 1903 VIA .os
IIios. h. BRACE, in, SEQ y.
Hartford, July ], 1888.
STATE or CossEcrIcrr, HARTFORD Co., 81.
HARTFORD, July ], lsAe,
Personally appeared before me, Justiee 81 the
Peace, duly quahhed u administer oaths, Thomas
X. Brace jr. Secretary, and made solemn oatn
that the foregoing Statement VI the Assets and
condition Of the !Etna Insurance Company IL true.
HENRY FOWLER, Justice Of the Peace.
y. O. RIPLEY, President.
T. A. ALEXANDER, Vice President.
I. X, BRACE, Jr,, Sec y.
2.- genoies in all the principal cities and
towns throughout this State. Policies iseued
without delay at the ofice Of the Company, corner
of Main aud "a SITS, kcoauk, by
Ii. u. TEN EYCk,
jyI7dlw State Agent.
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THF WAR Goxs oS.--Iu the First Congress
sional District Of Indiana Judge Hovey,
distinguished anti Lecompton Democrat, has
taken the field as an Independent candidate
for Congress. His competitor will douosess
be the present m ember, Niblack, whose vote
a. the recent session Of Congress in favor OF
the English swindle will secure the favor OF
the Buchanan ofice-holders, but can hardly
secure his reelection by the people. The
District is strongly Democratic, but the Re-
publicans held the balance of power between
the rival factions. and will be very certain to
cast united vote for the Independent can
ddate.
EAps' SEcuRrrIRs.-The Locofoco press
has found fault with the delay in suing on
Eads' bond. When it is remembered that
Eads' securities, mostly Locofocos, applied
TO the Legislature and obtained the passage
Of an act granting further time to make
settlement, this complaint of delay will strike
the public MS most unreasonable and un,
grateful.
We rather suspect they will be sued "soon
enough" considering the eight times"
Mr.. Huchanan's ExtrRvagancc.
The Richmond Wing thus tersely exhibits
the gigantic extravaganza Of the present ad-
ministration The picture is as accurate ms
it is strongly portrayed
''Only think of 1t, fellow citizens Mr..
Buchanan has only been in office since March
4th, ls51--a period Of 10 months, and, IN
that time, be has spent all the current reYe-
nue. OF the country, and in addition thereto
SEVENTEEN MILLIONS which Gen. Pierce left
in the Treasury MILLIONS OF Urea
surv Notes. and TWENTY MILLIONS OF borrow
ed money, and is now borrowing third sum
of TwgSTY MILLIONS making the grand ag-
grerate Of SEVENTY SEVEN MILLIONS
Of dollars over and above the current reve-
nues. spent in less than tiro years! This
is pretty fair beginning, certainly for a
party which is always vociferous in favor OF
economy!
"lf this thing is tolerated By the people,
when and where will it end Van Buren,
spent about forty millions s year, and the
people rose up almost as one man, and hurried
him from oihcel II he deserved such re-
measure Of Reproduction due to the present
Administration, whose expenditures are
more than double ="
rgThe New York Courier gives the fol-
lowing
10 show the percentage Of decrease in the
imports into New York, We give the follow
ing comparison for the six months ending
/ "A.
| 1853. 1858. Dee.
/ Manufrsturesof wool, 81 .327, 100 Sg.osb,tss 50
/ cotton 03a,7e2 5.lsl .29g III
silk li,754, 5ls 1852 2d2 ~
/ fax 4,355 340 2.0S0, 50i 100
, aiiscellan mapVfac-
turss 4ti},7ol l7306sl lbs
lraY---bar AID pig, lT9af"95 @'3,3@' ~
1 II will be long time before we return to
4 our former cAtravagances, and until we do,
! and until We make up this tremendous fall.
ing off in imports we need fear no extended
! shipment Of specie.
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HONORABLE CuNpucr or the SCMSERs.--lt
will be remembered by our readers that Mr.
Albert Sumner, III Newport, il. L., his wife
and child, some time since, were shipwrecked,
and MI undoubtedly persisted. By the pre-
sumptons Of law, tho wife and child died
first, aud the husband became entitled to the
property. Airs. 5. WAS Tn daughter Of the
late Walter Charming, Of Nlis city, and en-
joyed tbs income OF large estate. Under
these circumstances, more than $50 900 be-
came legally vested IA the late Mr.. Sumner,
and tnruggh him came 10 his mother and sis
ter ana his two brothere Charles Sumner,
our senator, and George Samncr, Esq. The
estate was administered upon by Mr.. GEORGE
Summer, anu, with the consent Of all these
heirs, the wioEc Of this property which tie
deceased hai derived frosu his wife has been
surrendered t. he~ rotations T. ~tyes gs
greet pleasure to record an act so honorable
to the parties; and prompted By so nice II
sense Of justice and equity. Boston Tran
script, July IL.
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& ND TRUNK Raj u ID
or CANADA.
~ A DELIGHTFUL l. ROMANTIC KOUTE~WS

& md TRIM NIX RAIL u o A ID
or CANADA.
- DELIGHTFUL 4 ROMANTIC HoUTE-Ua
PROM wEsr TO
Boston, kep York, and ire Eastern Stafes
pia The Michigan Central, Great Wssfeyn,
0gdensos,gh5 Vermont Central, ard
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD OF CANADA,
Passengers by this route have an opportunity Of
dsrful scenery In the world, including Tovosio.
Niagara Falls, Srspsnsfen Bridge, Thouzand hla#ds
Rapids of the 81. Laurence, QHfbte, Montreal Waite
Mouaiaius, the Tubular Bfaee tntariy fuo ssiss In
lengthy, Lake Champiaia, FalL " Monf royeact,
Hudson Rirrs, etc, ETC.
On and after May J., 1853, Baggage will b
Checked Through from Chicago
To EMIGRANTx.
Passages may be secured at the Office Of the Com
panJ liz Chicago by SAILING ships from London,
Liverpool, Plymouth, glasgow, Bristol, Hull,
Aberdeen and Montrose. An agent Of the GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD superntends the removal Of
emigrants and baggage at Quebec free OF charge.
Fare from $50 to x35 10 Chicago, including
cooked provisions.
The Mammoth Steamship
LEvI lat HAN,
or &c 800 TONS AND 700 FEET LosGi
IL under contract to this Company for one or more
trips 10 Portland. Tourists return tickets fryu
Chicago to the principal towns in Europe will
shortly be issued. Tickets from Chicago for all
points East, also for the Leyiathan, or for the M.
Of the Grand Trunk Railroad, Nc. SO Dearborn
street, Chicago.
J. WARRACK,
Agent Of Grand Trunk X. X. Co., of Canada.
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eT- Perhaps men are the most initiative
animals in all the world Of nature. Only
one ass ever spoke like man, but hundreds
Of thousands Of men are daily talking like
asses.
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EIOtts.
WE viii sell ms good artcle Of Fall Wheat |
w -Four aS quincy, or my other braAd, at
One p'1!ar per bbl. less price We mean what we
say. We warrant il represented. Delivered |
gratis Prize Of Quincy is 50 Give sell at So so.
KELLOGG gIRGE,
July ip,d2~ Grocers.
Hetcncr,s Golden syrup
SfaN be found At our store.
VI i5lod2v KELLOGG BlRGE.
Lard Oh.
| KElLoaG RIRGE.
DrteaB Beef,
SUGAR.CURED, foI sale w
rAolCE sugar-eurcd aud country, for sale by
~ KELLOGG BiRaE.
NFw ORLEANS Grades; White, Belcher's
- Crushed, do Powdered, do Clarified.
jyi0i2w KELLOGG BiR6E.
y KELLOGG BIRGR.
(tERMAN, Palm, Family, Of the best
NJ f4esure, for sale by box and at retail, by
jyloi2w KELLOGG BlRdR.
uackcrct,
NA Il tiGAf ftsil ifoAt Ntt9Nsi az, i0i salC W
w 5ylodaw KELLOGG Il EIRBE.
STAR Candles.
ENFrY Boxes los sale, al low rates, by
i KELLOGG a BIRGE.
90 be sold al Less IMAM cost.
A CONSIGNMENT, consisting Of an assortment
fAni Nails Glass, Hardware, Corn Shelters Hoes,
Rarks, sss thcs, sDsths, Churns, Buckets. Half
BASKETS 2 casks prime Madder, do Epson Salts,
LiqGeriee, sc. These goods MUST be sold.
iyl0d2w KELL0GG X RIRGE.
INSURANCE.
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO., OF HARTFORD,
CAPITAL 100000
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL 100000.
POLICIES PROMPTLY ISSUED,
Al fair rates on all kinds Of nsurable property.
DissliiHg Houses faksn at reduced rates.
WA, w, BELKNAp, - gent,
JulySllm seeond-sH near Main.
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Tg The Judges Of the English Court or
Common Pleas have decided that railway
travellers are not bound to take care OF any
portion Of their baggage. she company being
legally responsible for It's safety.
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kIUVht VNIFVI VI ''s'''' ttt'''Ff ..tss. IVWsV'
HARTFORD BANKS. $3.50, ll2.5O.

viz sou shares Phoenix Bark stock, so coo 90
400 shares Farmers echanics' Bank, 40 00e, 90
800 g Exchange Bank stoes ...,.... l3, 500 90 |
90 A" State Bark stock. ...... 49,. 27,60G 30 |
100 +" Gity - .........,.... ! 900. 90 |
loo &" County q % .........,,.... $500 90 |
idD g Conn River Bank stock..... 1851. 10 /
a4g q Hartford g 90 ...... 80 rs. 90 /
100 :" Charter Oak :" $50. O 800 90 |
100 90 Merchants Mauufacturers' 10 600 90 |
iao F,uo RaoL stork IN 0no 0o
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DEArH OF GEs. QctrAAs.--6gnaraI out.
man. Representative IN Congress from Ten
nessee, died at his residence, near Natchcz,
on the 10th instant, OF disease contracted at
the National Hotel, Washington City, last
season.
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We rather suspect they will be sued "soon
rough" considering the eight times"
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POLICIES PROMPTLY ISSUED,
Al fair rates all kinds Of insurable property.
DrsiiiHg Housa faksn at reduced rates
WM. w, BELKNAP agent.
JulySllm Seeond-st/ near Main.