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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

CoFFEE-The demand eontnue. limited and the stock |.
mcIe1ug bur 10 by no excessive. Prices therefore are
We. tanned Toe .ocs Of Rio and santos 2 s5i bag
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand for Western Cana Flour
active and with light pe. ar r,asr b..ter for in
.pected and firm for uninspect.d The AFTER ..Ien % oG.
extent by specAors but mainly local aud Eastern trade
s "a ao bss .. IS sa s, y 70, pas, .ae .
z! ga - s. fo do - good .gperdne DO
Michigan for low .rsae sn sns sI. so
:. t0I & D. Lou, brands sae 8 7as tor extra Gene.ee
.,le Of eso barrels al - Ja for Southern
arrivals pres.ut * prospectys srs United sad yb I
':oct toldsFs hrn sale. Of 40 be. IS 25d IS 81 fr
% 81 rs choice and family extras. Rys Foar i, $500
are u. demand moderate sAss Of 20 bbls s3 q s.
con Msa Il nodra's eq1es; a, 81 2jati ~ for jersey
GRAIN-The qairy for Wheat Is fair ba: holder, generally
Eers and miers this Eas restricted a.nay: the az
.Sss az. noaerae snd the eeneion much improved Win
SAL. are $40 bush Mhw<kee Club y. 9c : sor un.ouod
y, t1 Ase soaiae,r q 81 81 eo bush Red Mch
t,o ogsh isr White Indiana : % 10 b,,b choice bi..
Kentucky ~ 5sasl 3D. and 10 oash Witt soa.srr a.
.sQ % Rye Inactive the demand couhned % .m. u.
S.o5d .Is a., &c oa' prime qgity arm .nt wan:et
wesesn ssa5lc Barley qe. A. SIS co5a . ,resS ,aa
the demand Is good or drins AID f.r for the bons
oonmoH TO choice M1sd-hs after "a ..cs s1a &C. for Jsr
,,y yellow sase FOX Southern Do and s4a8t for Southern
hAf-The demand is good and the market 10 not well sgp.
pIse "a sae' q 100 bales a. foaSc !, 100 u.
,sa.e TO the prics. a.ked iI,ye
We ohy Lear Of saes Of few thousand Osoco q, zj which
IRoS-scoh Pig ia IN limited deusns - for inferior and
y i o,'rae American brands j9b lots from store conn.nd
INDIA EuBBER-Fu. P.. !. In rne..-r ,upply and /. firm
LEArHER-A good inquiry .xI.ts particularly fa HsIock
no De rsas lot IN Of the sses Frees nsrg
aoLAssEs-The market continues quiet sna p,es tim.
H,n ViraI. S.1 .,1,.Ss Z ;sgss u 5id SIC.
Es.t4,ss 10 Sss.p.s L.;. .aS ~ ..iV Ussas IL ire.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

-. e<r,s p,osp<c4e rtre srcso,sgns. Iae
~. .s. '" nrs,ssory II Prof Cisrke for he ruty Of
vrcsl - 1rscsic chemistry, together with the
eItspsrye cabinets, and such nsnss ss pr. htchcecs
"a pr ghep.rd, m7st soon s.1sct large number
- .,.stisc students. Everything has been done TO
,sndsr he nstruc.ion IL be natural sciences ia and
romple.e. The present indics,oos are OF iarse
Eresnnsn class akesdy some :tirty Esye United D.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18
La " LNIIELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COuRT-CH.NsESS-AGe. i7.-Beiore Judge
CiFRHE.-DECIsIoss.
John Edgerton, &c, agt. Oscsr f. Avery ct al
Motion aside order q denied, with 10
CuHis Peck sgt. Elizs Mesereole and others
Prayer granted.
John Ackermsn and others sgt. David e. johnson,
Gc.-Mo.or denied, with IS eosss
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18
Passengers Arrived

In Ham ,isa g,hip Sdronid, from Hanburg-l. R,asal
J. s. Hayes A W. shs.Ge, Hsmms, 3. A. Dyer A sssst
j. A. Vo!ght and lady. Deise G. Richter, a. esAl n
S,enhardt C. Scheidig r Wolfe, c. kliel, T. Wefs w.
Josephs &. Jscob, Vim. MeissDe and lsdy, T. P6edS
Thomas T. Mir oland Ii. Smith John Cshrack. c Msx
J. Stern III. Edrosier
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18
n1.rLefs-Penor,ci bv TfIrrari

Puu,pELPHf, Aug lT-FLoUR que: new, IS Is VISA,
quiet ,ales OF $500 bush AZ Gnchahso tsrs ceS aSn
lie. WHISKY dull At .3dsec .
s. Com hs. declining tendencyi "hi'e eN feaos eex.
MHIssN dIl. Provisions nru.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18
MARRIED.

WEEKS - HUNT - On Second day, AGs t. according 20
Friends ceemony Leonsrd X Weeks 20 Mary NJ HUT toth
OF New castle, Westcbeser County N. Y.
HITNEY-BEARDSLEE-on Saturday. Aug T. Al the r-s.
oence Of Wm L. BesIdsoe in Warren, Penn. by the Rev
Edgar sbley d. 6 c. Whitney and Mis- May Bssd,lse
ELDENRUsT-BONNET-on Monday, Aug l6 by the Hon
Aid Z. Harrison Reed Mr.. Morris Zedenrus 10 Mss Heens
Bonnet, both of Amsterdam Hollsnd.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

H. srrus. of from Ass 1857 TO Ar lsS Ss! %
s. Drspsrs regular daily auction sale Of Bords and
Socks viii take place Tomorrow tWeiresdsyl 81 l..
O'Clock, At the Merchants Exchange.
The business Of the Clearing House to-isy rss
81, ,26s COS. The Metropolitan CeriEcs.es s-e rom'
inaIly reduced 70 5000, but more .han hsf this
amount is from short dividends on notes Of the P'stt
Bank of Buff,o, which were psd by the Bank De-
psrtment, sod for which deficiency the Metropolitan
Bank holds full security. In fact TIE entire amount Of
81 900 GOO OF country currency received BY the bsnks
during the s.e c;iss has been VIII be redeemed,
without ore cent of loss, beside psyng sone f25OcO
OF interest to the associated banks. Tee measure Of
receiving these notes on deposit was Of ircacuisoie
value to the city and Safe giving instant snd import
art relief and enabling the country institutions 10 keep
cut their currency and relieve the wants OF the interior
Much cred; due 70 those institutions which carried
the measure through despite the fears OF some ed
bank mar ayers who lOss enough 10 the movement:
to swamp their whole capital.
The New. York snd Erie Rsilrosd Company hsve, i
is stated ster a fair tiis abandoned their express
business I:is Tow done by the Express Company, ss
wss previous to the Railroad Company undertaking
il The bemselves.
The new Government loan is r.ther hesvy, tue
amount offering, although no. large being sufficient TO
meet the demand. Ore or two large negotiations for
foreign account are going on. At the Seoond Board
81 2 cent premium s bid, and privstely some saies
have been made at u T. cent T.easury Notes are
not active. The II q cents be bought at about
e cent premium. sele Of II = cents was made at
e. cent premium Mr.. Cisco to-day received over
half million of the new bonds from Washington, the
first batch which mas come to him. The deposits OF
the loan with the Treasury here exceed to-day co.,,
Geo. ard ss $500 600 hiss been deposited 81 st. Louis
and $50 900 at San Francisco, besde some amounts
at Philadelphia Washington and Boston, there cannot
be over million Of the loan remaining unpaid for.
We annex comparative statement Of the Exports,
exclusive of specie, from New-York 10 foreign ports,
for the week and since Jsnusry l.
Total for the week &2,S7f678 e9375l2 eS3llo
Previously reported..... F,Ss6SI5 45sS ~ S1solOi
since jan I.......s5,7sI,Ols s4.c7a7ss sSs,7Tsal4
Thompsons Bank Note Reporter says: "A tele
gram from Chicago ssys several Of the WiscoDsn
banks will be thrown out there in day or two; this
occasions an advance in the rate discount all Wis
consn until LIST Of the dscredited banks be OBJ
tained."
We hear from another source that the number Of
banks to be thrown out exceeds twenty.
The steamer 10 morrow will take 500 900 70 $500 900
in gold. Most of it was purchased some time siucs.
The ar nexed statistics and remarks are from Edward
BIns Flour and Grain Circular.
EFFORT or BREApsruFFs GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND
from Septemb0 /, 1857 -
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MINIATURE ALNASAc......rHis pAY.
SuI-Rises... 5:lS sUS-Sets... 6:5i Moos-Se,s..Nxs
HIGH wArga......THIs DAY.
Sandy Hook i:57 Cows Island. 2:Om HelGse. 81
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18
,rw vopu nAnv TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Is. 1859

"Tae works and -sii-osd of the C:mps-y Ae 70 =
s.ts, go. op thsa at sry former psrod ne s1per-
.,Yuct ure Of The alter hsvpg With the enSpuoo OF the
i,op besr entirely rere~ed within he sst ;t:ee years
A. tie s1sesse Of the proft s,i ,oss accounts zoe res
he work u ns5y csses hsvipg besn srpersedsd ~
sold smbsnknent, rsde from the c)sl screenings
The Pogd csa perceive 10 ,esson to dou5. tbs,
vtn .e.ur3 cf sctv:y 70 TIE sesers business OF the
ceuu.-y the bus..ess OF this Company viii prove Sc
prosoe.ous ss st ssy former PERIOD
for at yea, eaSins MAJ lass.
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y
FIN other Ports TO laies; dates. .l69 ij5 49, 40 SEQ
In consequence alteration in the inspection Of Flour the
trade ha; article for the fortnight las been irregular aud
ally checked has hrougho the been well
that CTop Of Wheat Of last greatly defective in
don caused BY uncommouly Damp Winter the having
p2otuu,y thorouz zhy cured. The mers have been
making the best selection they could and TO the beginning Of
the month the Inspectors hsye Inspected aud branded
the Flour usual buyers have purchased knowing that
fresh ouzd and only lOd days from the mill and that
Inspection would advance OF 5c barre.
crop hand has been thought bs,
spect rsey without notice the ID instant,
fused Formerly. The inspected article has since
very snd high aud oi tine the other almost unsa
abe.
past the rsd hss become settled and the
home purchasers buying unexpected its me about
former prices English orders Of could not be executed
but several have been made private account The
farmers the West continue TO BE- much excited regards the
yield Of the crop of Wheat. II viii De certainly below
both to quality and quantity There but little ne
nation to sell moderate rates and therefore nothing
present % reduce prices Small lots Of the Southern
sryrg daily and sell 20 tbs city uiers highest qots
tons for prime quality Tie Old Western "a Of slow sale and
lot being wanted for export that trade h, greatly fallen OF Il
will number Of weeks yet before any considerable supply
fiou the West can be 81 baud
The following are the Currency, Land Warrant and
Specie quotations for the week. corrected for from
the rates current at the Banking Office OF Messrs.
Thompson Brothers:
r. =,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

Markets.-C.KEFULLY REPORTED FOR 7Hz N. Y TRisuyz.
.,,o - TUESDAY, Aus. II, 1853
AshEs-The market is inactive but for Pots At So
Pearls are IN far request al Goa 81 cot.
SOIION-Ine market shade Of 1900 bales
on basis Of s ier Kidding Upands Atthc close the quaint
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

The weekly sts.ement of the Phladelohia Banks
presents the following aggregates, az compared with
A. go q. he ussk.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18
Remaining Aug. la.........

Increase on last q
The Board then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18
Tie receipts OF specie at New-OrIeans, Tor the week

- - .t w. ............. sg7 100
Previously received since Sept l. lS57.........'OIovn
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SAoM xnx wne9 ~
J, Nee Yovk, ondtes Easfsrn States
u IN AfseAisan Cexfv6i, Grsai Wetfun,
S0t1onsesrcA 4 rtracnf n.nkrat, ard
knw8 TRUNK RAIRoADaOF CANADA.
|H6eenesrs W this route have an opportunity Of
~Aine eoms of the Grandcst and most Won
Soensey ID the world, including Toroxfs,
IIp H61h. 6vspessiom Bridge, 7aossand TsiaHds,
80 ~ ~. LaNrsNrs, QAshsc, Montreal, Waite
1oa. ~ 7sbslsv BsSige, tnsSyiy swo miles in
$. L1ks CAsmPtsas, Feds cf Monimore"ei,
H1Ser. efc.. etc.
60 go altar Nay i, 1858, Baggage will be
~ 4Assngh from Chicago.
re EMuGR ANTS.
NoDoaEes my b secured 1T tbs of6cs Of the Com
Il r1ny II CAiGaeo BY sAILlss ships from London,
Nvskpoel, Plymouth, GlAsEow, Bristol, Hull,
AholJeen and Montrosc. An agent Of tho GRAND
Trunk RAILROAD snperintcpds the removal Of
enAraate and baggage 1t Quebec free Of charge.
1ars fraA $40 10 SIS to Chicago, including
oeokpd pruxisions.
The Mammoth Steamship
l. VIA r. m An,
on ID 500 TONS AND TOO FEET LONG
Mai1e entf1ct to this Company for one or more
RI NESAf@lAnd. Tourists return tickets from
q - % NJ principal towns In Europe will
r. ~ De tssued. Tickets from Chicago for all
W Mt, aiso for tho Leviatksn, or for the NJ
d. 81 Co.'s ships, can be obtained ut the Once
e NJ Grand Trunk Railroad, Ne. 80 Dearborn
street., Chicago.
Agent Of Grand Truak r. Il. Co., of Canada.
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foreclosure Of mortgage.

Foreclosure Of Mortgage.
State of Iowa, In the District Court of Lee
Les County, 50. County. At Keokuk.
Isaac X. Cochran Us. William purnelll
and Mary Purnsil his wife, james FoYeci osure
H. Green and Jonathan ycoH.
r1NHE above named defendants are hereby noti-
i fed that there II now file in the Office Of
tho Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee County, at
keekuk, q petition Of said Isaac X. Cochran
claiming Of the said William purnom 1--WE
nuuaTcu an1 s.As,-s.4 Sc-.3S Iv..a.s ~.tla sas
interest threcon, money duo two promis.
sorry Notes and q mortgage on part VI lot four Ia
block one hundred and ninety weight ia said city,
to secure the same. all executed by him to said
Cochran and Green. and claiming also the fore
closure Of said mortgage; and that unless they APP
I pear and answer thereto on or before the Tuesday
next after the first Monday If February, 1850, de-
fault Will be entered against them and judgm ent
rendered thereon. Dated Ike 27sh day Of ssp,cnl-
Der, 1898. Nj. J. KELLY,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The plaintiff in The foregoing matter having
obtained nh order Of publication against William
parnell and Mary purnell and james IL. Green
from the District Court OF said Lss County, Iowa
let publication be made in tho "Gate City," d
newspaper published in said county, three times
per week for four consecutive weeks.
ERIE J. LEEcu, Clerk DC.
Cant 1S lSb9-sen90.iAw
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nny Early CoRies,-.NSW Ready
THE POLITICAL WORKS or
e D G A n A T. 4 e N p o e !,
Beautifully illustrated with moro than
100 original DesiGns,
By Dasley, Buket, fosser, picksrsgiil, Tenniel,
crorsay, Duzgan and Madoti
And Engraved in the finest style Of Wood Kn-
craving by
COOPER, LINTON, EVANS, 10.
Splendidly Bound--Plcc $C--A few Copies
in Morocco, $y.
Also, the Fifteenth Edition Of
POE,s COMfIETE WORKS.
In Four Volumes, limo. Price "a so,
CONTAINING the Tales OF the 0rotesque and
~ ArsbesQue; Wonderful Stories Of the Imagina-
ton; All his Posty; The Story Of Arthur Gordon
Pym, and complete collection of all his contri-
buttons TO the Magasinss. Edited BY Rufus W.
1risuah, p. D., with Notices Of his life by J. II.
Lowell and N. r. Willis. Sent by mail, postage
p''f-N' : is. REDFrELD. Agent.
oct26w2m "a Beeknan-st., N. X.
WE are receiving direct from Boston, and now
wv have ready for examination and sale, the
freshest, choicest, ard cheapest stock Of TEAS
one often beholds, consis ting Of
Imperial,
Old Hyson,
Gunpowder,
Young Hyson,
Ooiong Or Black
TEA. We are selling at retail - good Tess ut SO
cents herstofore sold for 81, and al grkdes q
least 20 per cent. less than tho usual retail price
All we ask Is trial. Dealers can buy By the
Chest, or otherwise, at very how figures.
Ina1s nIRar
ocl25d No. lAp Main-st.
Fruits and Nuts.
WE Offer for sale very Choice and Fresh se-
| w lection Of FRUITS and NUTS, direct from
Now York, al low prices.
New Layer Raisins.
New Zante Gnrr ants,
New French Pranes,
New citron
English Walnats, Filberts, Dates, Brazil Nuts,
Almonds, ac., &e., &c.
/ All Of which are new and fresh, and will be sold
vt wholesale or retail BY
KELLOGG 3 BtRGE,
| ect25i No. 40 MAin-st.
/ Qm1ra,s God Livsr OH j Jelly,
| a PROVED by the New York Academy o!
/ - Medicine, containing 81 per cent. pure oil. "A
delicious preparation, having ill tho soothing and
healing properties VI the oil without any Disagree
able tasts. "A. J. WILKINSON, Druggist,
No. Is &atn-st.,
| 6spt3d Agent for this atty.
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EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
TO TRADE

AZ the sANiohaS AsxpOncA.0
+ AM now receiving my Fall and Winter stock OF
/ Dry aoods, Hats and Bonncts, Boots and Hhoes.
Crockery Ware &C., direct from the Eastern cities,
whieh comprise m extensive variety In All thess
Department. My stock will compare favorAbly
With any in the city in point of variety and qnali-
w. and Ii Is we'll known fact that the prices are
all right.
or Dress Goods, have silks, Tissues, Bs.ssss.
Lawns, BArsgs Dslaines, Chalies, Poplins, vsisn-
clan Piaids, Dehaise, Argsutincs, Lawn Robes, "a.
OF Staple Goods, heavy brown domestic, bieached
do, 0snabuyRs, drills, tickinEs, prints, &c.
ALSO, Linen foods Of All kinds-whitc and
brown for pants white and brown table diaper !.
crash and diaper toweling, Irish linen, brown do.
ALSO, Winter Shawls, black silk vessttx en-
broideries, LAGOS, pocket handk erchiefs hosiery.
trimmings, Gents shirts, crayats, collars and sas-
penderr.
ALSO, an assortment Of Winter Clothing and
necessary articles too numerous TO mention.
AND In conneetion with the above, keen an a.
sortment IT Queensware and Groceries, the latter
Of Fhich still continue to sell At wholesale pri-
ces. A fresh lot Of choice Teas direct iron the
Canton Tea Co., New York, which are warranted 70
give entire satisfaction or the money will b 70.
funded.
think / can now Offer inducements not 70 bsysx.
celied by any house in this city.
II there 10 amy article you cannot dad anywhere
else, just call q the Nimble Sixpenoe- anywhere
along Main.G6eet.
P.S.-Thsss are not old Eoods-have NOT IaxH
on aAHp nIxCa TEE YEAR ONE.
Mes. ~, -, ~ ana 1913 Matn.sl.
J. n. BILLINGS.
49, A. Ao1
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The Cleveland Powder Company
Euersors, A. a.,,.G,s av.r.

The Cleveland Powder Company
KELLOGG a B,EGE, Agents,
No. l4a Main street, .....,...... X okUk, IOWA.
{ lFFER FOR sALE, in quantities to suit, the
- following varieties ef Powder.
Rife--fa. FIG. and FFFG. in Is, 10y, and
San kegs.
I" TFFa, In cases ~ Is ] ID. canisters.
!" q - - I"
Blasting and Minng--f. FF. and Q. % Ii. kegs
SAFETY FusK at wholesale and retail
Wa win furnish the above Powder by sing le pack
age, at lowest market rate.
We will furnish merchants, contractors and quar-
rymen, quantities upon the lowest terms, anu de-
liver to them here, thereby saving to them all rsk
Of transportation. In all cases We will GUARANTEE
cur powder 10 give satisfaction.
Consumers ct powder buying in s, 10 or 70 keg
iots, can save money by buying Of US.
Sportsmen can buy Of US at cetail--
POWDER in aud Id, cansters, and any desired
quantity.
sHor, by pound, bag or keg.
Gus Cara, by the box Or thousand.
KELLOGG 4 BIRGE.
sep27 No. lag Main ST.
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~ NJ = ~ ersas vvssssr.,
InsuRaneO and Truet Company, ~
RhllaAslpAta, Renn.
MAIH OF IOWA Aunrroas 0SrIcs,
DM Motrns, o.. ~, 1898.
TITS hereby certified, thst on the l4th day Of
doe showing the condition Of the Great Western
ln11xanoe and Trust Company Of PhiladslphiA,
64atS q Psansylvania On The lst day Il HepGemhsr
1858, n Ascordanee whit the provisions u m cot
Of the Legislature OF this State, passed j an
nary 2sth, 1857; that such statement shows
that said Company 10 possessed Of the requisite
amount of capital and invested ~ required In said
act.
Authority 10 therefore given to the above named
Insurance Company to transact business OF Insur.
ance in this State in accordance with the laws
thereof.
Its also certified that Sam i NJ. Rank in, Esq ,
OF keokuk, has bcsn duly appointed by said Compa-
ny their lawful Attorney and Agent for the county
ef Lee with full power to take risks Of Insurance
therein and TO acknowledge service of process upon
| his filing certified copy Of The statement He'd in
this once WITH the Clerk Of she Dstrics Court In
It n farther osfsiAed, that The Annexsd 10 )
true copy Of the required staten ant.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto
Il. 81 set my hsnd and a, xed my sal Of Office
TINS J Assh i rIyrTfs .'9 auditor ss Il lows.
by A. BEACH, Deputy.
STATEMENT Of the Great Western Insurance
and Trust Company.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. j, 1855.
| l. Name and Locality--''drsat Western Insurance
aud Trust Company OF Philadelphia.
2. Amount OF Capital Stock, $500, 10000
>. AMI ospitsi stock paid in 22b,soaos
4. AEsets Of 90.
I. Cash on hand and in hands Of
Agents......... ........4lo, AlI.62
Z. heal Estate ~ per
Schedule anne xed. Sc, zoo. o01 pr SEIZED
Sd A. Bonds and Mort
cages rs per Seized
Vie anne.ed..,....... $4,000 90 I4o.soo
B. lS2 shares Peach Bot
tom state Mining
Co........ .s..,... p,te0.00
200 shares Broad Top
Anthracite Coal
Company ....,...... 10, 900 90
200 shares Broad Top
improvement Co 10 000.0o
/ 800 shares kimbefton
Coal Co.. -. 80. 100000
| $50 shares C onso Ida
ted Coal Co......... 1000 90
| Q. Debts for Premiums, l2,926s8
Z. Bills receivable for
Marine Premiums aud
! balance of aubscrip-
tions to stock, tnego-
/ TABLE ...... ........... eu,so4o9
$2ss CAS- 10
5. The amount Of liabilities
4 dee or not due TO banks
/ or other creditors by the
Company. ........ S3s, IeI.6T
9. Losses adjusted and due... none.
II. :. q not DUE. l,3lT.l3
Is. unadjusted.. -. -. IL, 500 90
.. Losses in suspense, wait
for further proof....... 100000
| 10. Ali other claims against
the Cempany--none.
| II. Greatest amount insured by any one risk il
$4,000.
| Il. The greatest amount allowed in the rules Of
| hal ut,4, 49, rSu
/ town or Vi llage- according to siEe.
| ID. The greatest amount allowed to be insured IN
| any one blockade.
G. G. LATHRoP, President.
/ Ii. X. RICHARDSON, Asst Sec ".
SAM. M. RANKIN, Agent.
1 oct9dd
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NXJMEATl 900 hms h.
w of goed spring WHEAT wan ted, for which
wc.will pay the I'll ghsst market price In CASH.
aug2dAw w. II. AUSTIN d CO.
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BLAIR. B.F.h'ISrfRE.
BLAIR q MCINTYRE.
pELIraIENr I.ssr on Ia

DELISQIENT List Oh Lots,
nNw which Special Taxes are due and unpaid
~ for LAYING plank side walk
0wnors Name. Let. Block. Tax Cost.
Unknown, Al SAC Sl.Ib
s8 l.46 ] Is
Lots described In the foregoing list situated In the
City Of E.akak, Lee County and State Of Iowa,
and all Others Interested that special tax has
been assessed ana it,ied IN said lots w the City
Council 81 said eiiy fer laying plank sidewalk In
front 81 said lots designated in above list, and
aniess payment be made Of the taxes 80 levied
and also costs, before the 18th day of
A. u. 1S5s, the said lets. or W much thereof as
shall be necessary todlkehargo said tax and costs
viii be sold en- The day aforesaid, at the Mayer
Office In said city between the hours Of o'clock
a. and So clock pm.
G. G. STEVENS,
Collector Of the City VI Keokuk
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EMROM 1UM OF EAsMUON.
Second Street Tailoring Estab-
lishmcnt.
r. b. C.BRIEN,

(succrssoI 70 HENDERSON sArcHxIL,)
HAVING carried on the business with sueosss
i in New York City for many years, and having
= thorough practical knowledge Of the bssinsu In
all Its branches, Cutter ands workman, .ths pro-
prietor gsarantse that his work win give entire
satiafnctinn.
lie has just received new stock ef CLOTHS and
VEsTlSGS Of the latest styles and finest qualities,
prices.
e NO FIT NO SALE. IN
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DTIed Hssr.

ME bsve jnst received another iayoiee ~ that
w choice Beef, from Cincinnati, which In for
safe. KELLOGG L BiRaE
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Keokuhsrowa, Oct. 2sdAw.

KEOkUk FEMALE SEMINARY.
TvHIS Institution will commences It's session on
j Monday, Sept. 9Th, In the second story of Dr..
Sanfcfd's building, corner Of Fifth and Concert
streets.
The Board 81 Trus tees Of this 6sminary, slsetsd
from various fsli Iious determinations ard sspfs-
sssnsane lssss p.It q The Chrissian ss...ity.
friends sesedueAti0n to estAblish gradually such
IN tnstitation - our city fequiTss.
The Principal Of the Inssitution u Rev. O.. A.
WILLIAMS, 70 whom, or to the Secretary Of the
Resrd srr,tsations FOR che admlssisA q pspils
may be made.
The charges for tuitisa win b. % and 8 In the
ordinary 1nglish studtss, with small additional
sum for incidental expenses. For Latin. French,
German, H., extra charges will he made.
Itis desirable that persons designing TO bscoms
pupils Be present panotually On the Arst 81 the
session. WIN. THOMPSON,
President Of the Board Of Trustses.
HsNRY STRoxe, 6ec'y.
Keokuk, Aug. IL, l86S-d