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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-29

8 Gus ffNER-As the fan Approashe.- And uuIou.
and Ague and feSeS has become prevalent. every per,on should
prepare themselves viii the proper remedies for th..e d.nr,,oa.
dis-s-.s. The secretion Of bile, and the Inactivity on he uSsr ~
gether with headache, pain In the limbs and back nixht w.. ~
loss OF appetite ar. the forerunnsr. Of these maladies, and ,neisnt
means should at once be rc.ored Go by which these symp,op. .
be Al once removed For this purpose We know Of notkInr eau.l
TO MAKERS PREMIUM BirTEEA." They eradicate IN. RE a.
pei the palms. cool the fev-rs, strengthen the dg-.,iy. ar rr--
ate q pure, hsaithfal circulation Of the blood, aud p-odser |. co.
Of sPlr. which Of themselves tend greatly 10 do away -th an r.
h.Aihiaine,, These Bi,ten can be taken .Mh perfect safety by
prove q valuable family medicine la all Eases where an netlx,, onL.
q required.
To be had Of PURCELL, LApD a CO, md all o,h., ,,n,rs,
Druggist, in the city Of Kiehnond, and si.s-hersi In virgin. ana
srABlER, a co, Bsluaore; b A. rAHSEsTOcK < Co 'Phna.
dslphia, and Of BARNES A PARK, New York.
Orders allied by addressing ". BAKER pro,,l..o,
tsiq-dAc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-29

EAN, NERVOUS HEAD AND MIND COsiPI .TSTs
So SslAIs AID EEALLIRLE CUE& BTtih ana PoF,iy. t-sr-
~ - Ge cure OF Deafness, Head aBd Mai C.r-,se... -
SPlns uardens ChArtng Cross, Loaian, England Copsrnirg g..
- y, SHAAS EnGfL SKTSSEs, kSg- Registered purSas,t - =.
OF Parliament Secretary, JuEN PnuEIl- r. Aet
r-hSsf p So mr.asa al seiEeEJe, Aaordlng instant aad mSt4csI
Sne 70 s.1SrrH Who lay have been deaf for 90 IN ~ $50 -.
= q oSnpeand medieAted vApour applied 70 M. .v,sr.yy
"ssa uS V4Poar "a passing out, hs held BY The sus.ysr ~
ole lnH u the ear Affected, and Instantly the Sa,Icrt y .t
Holsy sAs deaf q enabled 10 hear eommon-toa c,a.eLoiu-
similar way Will guarantee 10 cue a. -
Prw.i.ts,s OF Deaness and Noise in the Heal. IL Is a s.on 20
EMPulssm and e1oroltaut fees. Surerers -xtrsr--iy 1872
Al o ths, cAn permanently cle Themselves I1 srv ., Y
- shhout pain. Thousands havdbeen resior,d tocrr
- e4SlnG ana forever rescued hoin The spare, ~ - ,1..
SHnesroas, unqualified prrtendeTs Of the present Iav Wo-,I,a,sr5
49, oMAs and Certificates from The most eminent past
SsT. bs ~1a ssrssSsiin Ensisnd, 10 whose presence deaf psrsosT
S+a . sIsIrSd 70. Any sufferer on the Contiaent, n re.II.1,
- ~ V1aters OF tie Globe, can nov be cured -
uFs dreoFey can be sent 10 then With the nees...rS -,
nens, prspAr.nons, Ac, thai viii enAbIs them posfIxs,vp ~ ~
. me cost o. the means OF cure ufieb r1S
S = 20 y ne SeerstAIy Joss PcvKi, Esq, 50 spring darsso.,
Snhnnns Gross London, England, Il can be sent sikrr ~ 9-,E'-s
DrAna payable In England, or Notes Of the CountrV Sg1aeIlas,
Head, $40 To- 10 N"S's In hs
ia 1S-ak~in,
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FOR SALE TO RE-
- mhn IN ne Stafe-la AN suthortzed 10 wll = negro woman
about 81 ycAo Old, and : good cook, and sir children, thre@ bows
and hree girls, ell very likely and heaHhy.
l. MASTERS
slA-dI Amelia naurt Hon q
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> GO TO a.. w. MINNIs, puoro.

~ GRAPH AND FINE ART GALLERY giT uaIS ar
and see his ne. and seautlfai Rooms, and the hhe specimens Of All
that decorate the walls Every variety Of plctur, beIopip1 % N.
photographic art may there be seen 10 all ts beauty. Photsxrsn1.
taken In every form and variety % nn,h that All or ,.p,d.ns.
has Introduced. eolored In water or oil eolon. from uI.i..nr. h
NE size, making a pleasing miniature In water, or effective poTtrsl,
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UNIVERSAL KNOWLEDGE-BON.
THE CORNER CUPBOARD:
or
FACTS n EVERYBODY.
by the AUTHOR OF ENQUIRE WITHIN" oTHE REASON
WHY, ETC.
Large limo, 800 page, Cloth Gm side and BACK. Price a..
nLuSIElTED VIVA
OVER ONE THOUSAND EYGRAYIyGS.
Embracing Facts about. Things not generally Known IL
Ihings that ought lobe Enosn. III. Things worth knowing
The iooi We corsrmc, the clothes We wear, the houses " = live IN.
and fActs from the Arts and Sciences, As vel as ffum Lltrr.tBr.'
Manufacture. Commerce, Anatomy, Physiology, ne Garien
ful Kuowledsc.
Watcher in ue Parlor or the Kitchen, The Chamber or the Bou
the N'
FlMILYS READY ADVISER.
Published hy DICK 4 FITZGERALD.
Aho for sale by all booksellers In ths place.
Copies Of the above book sent by mail. to any address, free Of
postage, on receipt Of One Dollar oc9S-dSGwIt
z GRENIER hers to inform AL,
W pr. friends and The public Of Richmond, that he has .ES
returned O. the city, and proposes 10 resume hs proga
sonal duties, which a. one time he abandoned In eonss ~
quenee OF his appointment a. 49, ". VI. Acting Consul n ytrsT6Is
ne VIII give Instructions on the PIANO aud In SINGING.
lie VIII also take = limited number Of pupils for Instruction IN
te lRENCH LANGUAGE Bsing a native u France. and spral.
lngh e English language az correctly and nuenty al native. he
prshcnsively the ihomaic relations Of the ~ language
=. H-k Agent Tor the sale Of PIANOS from the celebrated Arm
Of EhAEn & PLEyu, Of Pais. france.
VIII select Pianos from an makers In The United states
Atdrels Post Omec, Richmond, 10
oesi-ot T. GRENIER.
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GouNTnY PmYsIcIANs .n - II
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TUE EAnM MOOT have made ,bs sbov, e..
- peclaHy tof fafmen orn rear. The are Double Sole. ss~.
20 and yry !ons lee They are equally adapted for Huninasn,
Bichst sna Ieams,erA Also, . gsnerai assorimsnt o. svGy
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VNR SSALE OF virtue nf A
dee9 OF itu'i executed ~ TIE subscriber BY 70. p. Irving.
hesriuE date the 22th Of October. 1%-f, and rtcnrdedi In The Crrk
Utcs % Buckingham county, 20 secure The paymsrt Of r-rt.is
sums q money TO VIM. G scott. I shan, On MANuAY. Inc 80 y
November, lsay, proceed 70 sell ~ tAe auction house Of H--tsf
Dayt, ~ hs city % Richmond, for sash, he slaves conveyed by
said deed, sm11r whom ae some valuable House Servants A..
inF ss trustee. ! saaI convey such ttis only Ash conveyed 70 NJ.
by ihc deed Of trust Aforesaid.
oe2G-tds P K IRVING. Trustee.
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Com AttlfEN- A tu asoftufft % Coil Wusua4
~ "ftclcs, iof lsHHs ara Gcuurmrn. af recent fr.r.rfrtL-
'run london at 0gnrva. nese Wasrtra a.. oil vrrg rr--r.--
I',tN, sH at wara-tsi BY tte manufacturer.
~" "aNHf- N Hoia Atl slvcr Na1eE also cl hanI Far
~ 'e" 4 eENNtr. Elas square.
SfstIACLES-Fchb'e giassc- -CoM sneciaeles.
, Hiu me fchfF G'nHtta ~rel EFecfarIrs. afnf rme prff-
q SECS OHld, Sivgr ani stesi s1cctacisr. uith rn- mt 0is..-
fuh supply nov really % sit ~ sgts rsqui-iur nrIrr 40 -
saieby oc6 q aFNNrTN 49,
DSO HHLs. vsty uTeior uH Ma 40 Wheat whistv.s 81
-OO '"rous br'nt, 'f sale ~ a. JoNta
HAMs.-@tet sssar Cured Hans, p sore. 'os s~ b.
- va WALLACE SoNa
CUHA sUGAHs, ofscd quality. Or sale ~
~ ccN q G. a nsvEpoRr.
No I PURE PgBUVIAN GUAso M ai, so@
GsraS gQ.| L2GB pAVENPoET
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-17
Prosperity OF Ireland. Decrease OF
Crime.

\
The Earl of Carlisle, the new Lord Lieu
tenant of Ireland, in speech made on the
18th ultimo, in reply to an address from the
corporation Of Dublin, remarks as follows !:
Most promptly and entirely echo your
wish that we may abtsain from all part what
ever in the destructive war BY which part of
Europeans been lately ravaged, but OF. (which
we may now hope, with the blessings of AL
mighty, to witness Q termination. What a
contrast Ireland exhibits at this moment to
the sunny Italy," which has been the thea
ter or the war. With US the eye meets on all
sides fields teeming with abundance, and
crime daily diminishing. The best evidence
as to the tranquility of the country is afford
ed by the state of the calendars in the re-
spective counties where tho assizes are now
being held. To begin with Drogheda; We
are told that ssthere is no criminal case for
trial, neither was there any at the quarter
sessions" in consequence OF which the High
Sheriff has to present the Lord Chief Baron
with pair Of white gloves. In Cavan, the
new Judge, Baron Hughes, congratulated the
Grand Jury on the tranquility Of she country,
as shown by the calendar before him. 10
the county Of Longford there was only one
case for trial, and the business Of the Court
was over in about two hours. In the county
of Roscommon the calendar contained only
the names Of two prisoners, and Judge Ball
remarked to the Grand Jury:
"When perceive the marvellous decrease
Of crime, contrasted with former assizss, L
must sincerely congratulate you upon the very
peaceable state Of the country"
In the county of Limerick, where Mr..
Smith O'Brien is this year, foreman Of the
grand jury, the calendar is also light; and
haSs, j; lnaJ not DO ous .; place 80 STATE, That
last week Mr.. O'Brien's tenantry presented
him with IN address, and in the course OF his
reply be enunciated the following practical
and common sense opinion as to the relation
between landlord and tenant:
ssln my relation to my tenants have al
ways taught that they must mainly rely upon
themselves for their prosperity, and .am
happy to say that they arc distinguished for
their industry, punctuality, temperance and
orderly conduct. A landlord can do little
for his tenants who are disposed to lean upon
others rather than upon their own exertions;
bat it will always be my endeavor to meris
their confidence by aching upon the good old
maxim of live and let live.' When the re-
lations between landlord and tenant are car
ried out on these principles We hear nothing
of tenant right, and the tenantry ale happy.
There il no doubt that to the carving out OF
this principle Of fair play to an extended
scale at the present day, rs contrasted with
times past, we owe the altered state Of the
country generally.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-17

1t will be seen by the foregoing table, that
the tax has been reduced each year in nearly
all the counties, except such new counties as
have had large amounts Of land entered in
them.
The tax for 1883 marked is estimated
from the abstracts Of real estate for eaid
year, and from the personal property re-
the personal property for 1858 not having
been reported for those counties. They may
make small difference in the aggregate tar
for 1858, but will make no difference in the
total reduction from 1857 to 1859.
The tax for 1859 is calculated from the
valuation reported, after the additions and
deductions ordered by the State Board Of
Equalization had been made.
j. w. CATTELL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-17
United sTATR5 OF AMERICA,
DrsrKIcT OF Iowa.
II. 8. MAMMALS OYYIcE,

hBOKUk, august iUth, A. ID. 1859.
PROCLAMATION IN ADMIRALTY. hereby
L give notice that by virtue Of . warrant Of ar
rest and monition issued out Of the Office Of the
Clerk Of the United states District Court In and for
the District Of Iowa. and to directed in the fol-
lowing cause, to-wit. Thomas j. Fresh libel an l.,
n sinst the steamboat Henry Clay, her engines,
machinery, tackle, apparel and furniture, In .
cause civil and maritime, for . demand Of the sum
Of two hundred and eight and 2O-I00 dollars,
did on the 10th day Of August, A. ID. 1859, at the
port Of Keoku in said District Of Iowa. arrest and
take in NY possessio for safe custody, and do no
detain the said steamboat Henry Clsy, with her
engines machinery, tackle, apparel and furniture
and hereby also give publis notice that the time
assigned for the return Of said warrant is the 18th
day Of August, A. d. 1859, and hereby admonish
and summon all persons claiming any interest In
the said steamboat Henry Clay, her engines, ma
chinery, tackle, apparel and furniture, or knowing
or having anything to say Why the same should
not be condemned and sold to answer the demand
Of said Libeliant, that they be and appear before
the District Court for the District of Iowa at re-
turn term thereof, TO be begun and holden mt said
District Court room on the 25th day of August, at
Keokua in said District, on the last nam ed day
to-wit, the 25th day Of August, 1859, when snd
VIII said vi II BIO hs ard, then and there to
interpose their claims and answer said libel and
make their allegations in that behalf.
l.. SUMMERS, U. s. Marshal,
BY J. Y. ANTHONY Deputy.
Aug. ii, 1S59-d1s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-17

Many OF our readers will need some ex-
PLANTATION of the process alluded to in the
following paragraph, which we clip from IN
exchange. II would seem that they have
numerous class OF "the hard listed" down
South, whom they manage at elections much
after the STYLE that the Northern man does
his sheep, except that the voters are ''pen-
ned" and drenched inwardly with rot gut
while the sheep are plunged bodily into the
water They are the poor sdirt eating whites
whom the shareholders use to do their vo-
ting, as they do the blacks to perform their
labor. They constitute the masses the
bone and Binew of the Democracy of the
Slave States; and it is to such condition
that the Democratic party seek to reduce the
Territories Of the United States by extend
ing the sspeculiar institution" over them.
The Columbus Ga Sun states that sspen-
ming voters was extensively practiced in the
recent election, by both political parties in
the neighboring county of Russell, over in
Alabama; and We have heard one instance
related where some voters escaped, and we're
tracked up by dogs and made TO come back
and perform. There are said to be about
three hundred foaters in that county who
have to be cared for this way at every cleo
tion.o
Thus we find that in the 'Model Demo
cratic States of the South" the leaders Of
the party keep blood hounds for the double
purpose Of running down and catching their
| voters as we'll as their laborers. And this
is the state of society that is held up to our
admiration as the climax kof Christian civil
lization, and the true ultimate development
Of Democratic principles. Coolies and cow
hides for laborers, 'pens' and 'rot gut for
voters, and blood hounds owned and kept
by STAR Democrats to catch the fugitives OF
both classes. Such is the contamination to
which the Democratic leaders are driving the
people of this once free, happy and proud
Republic
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-17

We call attention to the tabular statement
OF MIR. Cattell, Auditor of State, exhibiting
the amount of State taxes in the various
counties for the present year and the two
preceding years.
The statement is Official, and cannot fail to
prove satisfactory to the public and crafty
ing to the taxpayers Of Iowa. This official
s-s:o.. p1.s - shame the sisreotyped lies OF
Elwood, branded by the voters Of Iowa at the
last State election. A State government
which reduces the rate and the amount Of
State taxation, year after year, is just the
kind that the people Of Iowa have been after,
and have obtained at last. And they are not
likely to change it ard place it in the hands
OF Dodge who has received bis training from
tho National Government which increases ito
expenditures immensely year by year, and
diminishss the ability Of the people to pay
them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-17
INDEMNITY!
TO MERCHANTS AND PORWARDRRX OF KEOKUK |!
12 Per Cent. Divided In Cashl
THE HOME INSURANCE Co.
OF NEW YORK.
Cash Assets, July |, 1852 $l,457,83 70.

VINHE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY are now
1 fully prepared, in addition to their usual Fire
facilities to insure property "in transit from New
York, Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore to all
Western points, and rice resa, via the Lakes, Riv
ers, Canals and Railroads, and TO offer to estern
Merchants and others importing or exporting
property inland, sufficient inducements to obtain
their Insurance At H0AE.
II b. TEN-EYCK, Agent at Keokuk, is fully au-
thorized TO issue open Policies, and make contract
agreements on Is favorable terms and rates Is can
be obtained in respectable Companies in Atlantic
cities, allowing the assured full benefit Of DTKnCr
CASH kEIArx, fully equal 70 the "ScRIP Dividend"
Of Mutual Companies, which has heretofore gone
into the golfers OF consignees and jobbcrs Of East
cities. The Home Policies are Of new form
and very nsch simplifed, giving the indemnity
paid for.
All losses equitably adj listed and promptly paid
here, by H.. B. TEN -EYCK, Agent,
Corner Of Main and ID sts., Keokuk,
August g. '59-dlm
rANDLES-26 bxs., Star and Mould, for sale by
~ my6 KELLOGG BIk6k
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-17

We are indebted to Life for the pretty sto.
~ and delightful illustration Of the Child's
Faith, which We subjoin:
In the Highlands of Scotland there is a
mountain gorge twenty feet in width and two
hundred feet in depth. Its perpendicular
walls are bare Of vegetation, save in their
crevices, in which grow numerous wild flow
ers OF rare beauty. DESTROYS OF obtaining
specimens Of these mountain berries. some
scientific tourist once offered Highland bow
handsome gift if he would consent to be
lowered down the cliff by rope, and would
gather little basketful OF them. The bow
looked wistfully at the money, for his parents
were poor; but when be gased at the yawn-
ing chasm; he shndde-ed, sh-ack back sna
declined. But flial love was strong with
him, and after another glance at the gifts
and at the terrible assure, bis heart grew
strong, his eyes flashed, and he said:
"ill 60 il my father will hold the rope =,
And then, with unshrinking nerves, cheek
unblanched, and heart firmly strong, he SUI
fered bis father 10 put the rope about him,
lower him into the wild abyss, and TO suspend
him there while be filled his little baske ct with
the coveted flowers. 1t was daring dead.
but his faith in the strength OF his fathers
arm, and the love OF his fathers heart. cave
him courage and power to perform it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-17
COUNTY.

COUNTY.
Fer R-p~sssntattres-A. r. SHAW.
WIN. RICHARDS.
JOSEPH BAYLEs.
r MI. DAVIS.
For Coaats Judos--FR ANK SEMFLE.
ro, Shsrif-G. w. PITT MAN.
For Treas'r aud Recordey-C. n. LEGuE
For Co. Sups. Com. Schoois-es. y. ~ IN = ~
To. Coroner-J. r. BLAIR.
For County snrreyor-J. II. HARPER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-17

Tnx DIES MoINRs VALLEY WING is published
every Monday at this office, is one ofthe oldest
papers in Iowa, and has widely extended circu-
lation throughout the Des Moines Valley, North
ern Missouri, and w estern Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-17

TnE DIrrERxScE.-The Keokuk Journal
publishes Donnellan's secret circular, and
says it is a genuine production.
The Gazette asserted that it Was . for
gerry gotten up in this Office for the purpose
or inluring the Democratic party and defeat
ing their ticket.
Who has been lyings Settle it between
you.-l Hawksye.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-17

GyWe have given some specimens of the
low hung personal abuse in which the organs
of the Democratic party indulge toward the
candidates of the Republican party. They
seem to be specially bitter against Mr.. Kirk
wood and Gov. Lowe. The former, accord
Ing to their representation, is a greasy, rag
ged blackguard who is noted for running af-
ter negro wenches, and the present Govern
or of Iowa, according to the Demo cratic
press OF the State, is an ignoramus and a
rascal.
Take the following from the Burlington
War Eagle as specimen Of the rest:
Kirkwood informed the public in his speech
at Oskaloosa, that he had no children. We
have no doubt that tho Lord has thought it
erpedient to let the Kirkwood race run ont
with the present specimen.
In his every speech he (Kirkwood) proves
himself low blackguard-a something
which genuine farmers never do; he is said
to be even lever and flthier than the pollu-
ted presses which support him. From all
accounts, ne may be styled THE BLACKBOARD
STANDARD BEARER OF THE BLACKBOARD CAN
PAIGN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


TAKEN up by the subscriber, dark chestnut
/ mare pony, with stripe in forshcad, about ID
hands high heavy main and tail, with large sad
die marks. The owner can have the same by
proving property, paying damages charges and for
this notice j. 5. TAHGERT.
Aug. I7-dlw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-17

ETSam Houston is elected Governor OF
Texas sure enough. good many men 10
the United States will rejoice at the success
OF the old veteran, but they will not be found
among the prominent politicians Of his own
party.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-17

hR. UNDERWOOD
- Date Physician
and Surgeon To the
50phthalmie and Aufal
Institute of Louisville Z97
ky.1 now Of Chicago,
TEE EMINENT AND DISTINGUISHED OPERATOR on 1Hs
EYE ana EAR, whose reputation il 50 well known
throughout the United States, is mirseulousIy ry-
ing Sight TO the Blind. and Hearing to the Deaf
Upwards OF sixteen hundred patients have been re
ceiyed by DR. u, within the last twelve months
many Of whom have been totally Blind and Deaf
for months and years, have had their sight and
hearing restored autly by delicate and critical
operations, while others who have long suffered
from disease, have been speedily and permanently
cured by mild and gentle means.
DIR. u, being a regular educated Physician and
Surgeon OF the old school, and having had m ex-
perence Of twenty-five years In practice will per-
form any operation on the Eye AID Ear, necessary
to restore Sight TO tho Blind or Hearing to the
Deaf, or by other scientific means to remove any
disease OF those usefu Organs within the reach OF
science and human skill.
Patients at q distance can have medicine sent IA,
them in all cases surgical opera tons are not
required) by giving description OF their cases
DR.. Underwoods permanent Surgery and In
Urinary is located at No rs south Clark ST., Chica-
go. III.
Letters requiring aa answer must contain . post
age stamp.
Aug9, 5s-daw6m
General Insurance Agency.
COR. SECOND AND MAIN.
LIRE. LAKE. RIVER AND LIFE In.
1 SURAEGE promptly attended TO at this Office.
Better and more lNDEHAITY can be given At this
Agency than any other in this CITY, and less trouble
after loss.
HONE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK.
Cash Capisai 81, 900, ZOO.
CASH SURPLUS, july 1sr, 1859, 4457,613.
KTNA INSURANCE COMPANY
or HARTFORD, CONN.-CAPITAL 81 900, 900.
CASH SURPLUS, july lsr, 1859, $l,030, 423.
NORTH AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY.
or HARTFORD, cT.-cAPIrAL $300, 900.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW HAVEN, coNN.-cAPiTAL $500, 900.
PENN MUTUAL LIFE ms. co.
or PHILADELPHIA, PENN.-CAPiTAL $500, 900.
- Buildings, Merchandise, Mills, Factories,
Household Furniture and Dwellings insured at a.
low rates other Companies who pay their losses.
II. B. TEN-EYCK, Agent,
Office corner "a and MAR sts., Keokuk, Iowa.
Aug7dlm