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what will the ssaah Americans DO !
Under the present stAts Of things, this i
an interesting question. From the following
indications pretty safe conclusion may Be
drawn. The Washington correspondent Of
the N. Y. Tribune, under date Of the 18th,
says;
The Southern Opposition held meeting
last night, Mr.. Gilmer acting % chairman.
1t was resolved unanimously not to suppert
| any Democrat for Speaker, bat maintain
their present position, consistently voting,,for
one OF their own men. This lie their first for
maland decisive action az a party.
A despatch TO the Herald Of the same date
says:
The South Americans have had caucus
to might, which lasted about four hours, to
consider proposition from the Democrats
that the former unite with the latter. The
programme was, that IL the South Americans
could procure for their candidate q votes,
that Democrats would 60 to them and do
their best to elect the man whom they would
could procure for their own candidate (Mr.
Bocock) 93 votes, that the Americans should
60 over and help elect him. After tree
discussion of this proposition, the Americans
respectfully declined.
The organ of the Democrats was Gov.
Winslow Of North Carolina. There were %
South Americans present. Mr.. Davis OF Ma
ryland was the absentee.
Mr.. Etheridge Of Tennessee denounced the
proposition in the strongest terms, and con-
tended that the Republican party, by their
| record, was really the most economical, ma
| tionat, and conservative OF the Two great
| parties in the country, while the Administra-
| ton party, In spite Of Mr.. Buchanan, was the
most corrupt and imbecilc that ever existed
since the formation OF the government-that
their pretensions Of love for the Union were
| ell moonshine, and ought not to be needed
| Ills remarks were enthusiastically received
Other gentlemen spoke in . similar strain.
Apart from their bearing upon the ques
ton in hand, we call attention to the remarks
of Mr.. Etheridge, with pride and satisfaction
What he stated was the demonstrable truth
and no more than justice; but he, Southern
man, frankly, mAnfully, confessed, proclaim.
ed IL. To his honor be it spoken. -0ne suct
candid, fearless man is worth more to thu
Union, and has more true loyalty in his sou
than the whole Democratic party, with tht
Administration, it's dependents and hangers
on, and oil the dough-faoe "Union-savers'
that 1t can muster to back them. All Repub
licans--all genuine, honest friends of tn,
Union, and of the only spirit which made ane
preserves twill thank Mr.. Etheridge and
hold him in honor for his uprightness and
his candor. 1t Ia in such men, at the South,
that the Union has hope and assurance Of
perpetuity.
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ssskAag Goafttfon with the know
NOIhlnGa.


The attention Of the country ia called to
the fact that the Democracy at Washington
are-now earnestly seeking coalition with
the Know Nothing members Of Congress in
order to effect an organisation which shall
share the influence and the profits Of the
House between those two parties. 1t is q
pregnant sign of the times, that the demon
aliIasion Of the Democratic party is 30 great,
It's humiliation so complete, that it 10 beg
g'ng influence, favor, power ct the hands
OF the very fag-end Of party which ii has
ierooioasly denounced for SO long period.
They got Marshall to come up and labor with
she Kentucky members. They telegraphed
70 Jere. Clemens to come on and FIX up the
members from Tennessee. Whippers-is have
been summoned from the Carolinas, Virginia
and Maryland. Rewards to seduos and pun
ishments to intimidate are alternately held
up TO the Know Nothings to persuade them
10 coalition. The Know Nothings in Con-
gress seem to enjoy this humiliation of their
ola Adversaries, and are in high glee to see
the Democracy on their knees before them.
impforing in pathetic tones. And they have
right to enjoy it, and to tantalixe and tor
ment the miserable faction Of an Administra.
ton that for its rottenness and corruption is
entitled to nothing better. But the Know
Nothing party seems resolusely determined
TO resist the entreaties by which it is beset
or at least large number and the most in.
huential OF the party do and we do not think
they can be brought into the coalition which
the Democracy seek. If, however, it is done,
the occasion will be one over which the Re-
pubiicans will not whimper. Whenever the
Republicans shall lose the organisation Of
the House, to which they are fairly entitled
BY virtue Of their forming far the largest body
in it, by fusion between the Dom ocrscy ant
the Know Nothings, the nat result of auch q.
arrangement will not prove to their disad
vantage. Take the House, gentlemen, If 20,
can and you dare to take it by such Goa
lition.
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NEw YoRK, Dec. Is.

NEW YORK, Dec. Is.
In the United States Circuit Court to- day,
Judge Ingersoll presiding, Mahony confessed
judgment to stealing 100000 from the Ad.
ans Express Company ut Montgomery, Ala.
lie will be tried on criminal suit at Mont
gomery.
ST. Louis, Dec. l5.-The Leavenworth
overland express, seven days from Pixies
Peak, arrived this evening, bringing Utah
and Jefferson mails, and SIS, 900 in dust.
Weather had been intensely cold, causing
u cessation Of mining operations.
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WAsmEeros, Dec. Is.
SEEArn- The Vice President announced
that the Special Committee, undsr Mr.. Ma.
sons resolution, TO inquire into the eireun.
STANCES attending the invasion OF Harperss
Ferry had boon appointed. The committee
consists OF Messrs. Mason, Davis, Collamer,
Fitch and Doolittle.
Mr.. Pugh submitted . resolution which
lies over, instructing the Committee on Ter
ritories to enquire into the expediency OF re-
pealinf 90 much OF the act for the organiza-
ton OF the Territorial Government Of New
Mexico and Utah as requires that all laws
passed by those Territories shall be submit
ted to Congress for approval and rejsstion.
HousE.-Mr. Vallandigham made a long
speech, formed of the ordinary Pro-Slavery
Democrats staple. After some not inpor-
tant subsequent discussion, the House pro-
ceeded to ballot for Speaker, with the fol-
lowing result: Sherman 10; Bocock IS |;
Gilmer %; Scattering 8. LA being neces-
sary to choice.
Bonham had the door. lie gave way to
Winslow, who proposed another vote and
then adjourn, saying Bonham would have the
floor tomorrow. Question agreed.
The House then proceeded to vote. Shsr-
man and Bocock each received the same num-
Der - before; Gilmsr Is; Scattering Is.
9Th Ballot-On this ballot Messrs. Haskins
Of N. T., Hickman Of Pa, and Schwartz, Of
Pa, went over to Mr.. Sherman. This ac-
ton was much applaudsd.
The House then adjourned.
LIS will be seen that on the 5th ballot,
therefore, Sherman came within one voie Of
being elected. Probably, on the next bal
lot, If one has since been taken, be Was
elected.
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CHAKLEsrowN, Dec. IA.
The town is rapidly filing with strangers
to witness the approaching executions. The
system Of excluding citixens, adopted on the
occasion Of Browns execution, is not to be
repeated. Gov. Willard, Of Ind, accompa.
MED Mrs. Crowley, Of N. Y, the sister OF
Cook, and Hon. d. II. Voorhees,, Attorney
General OF Indiana, arrived here Yesterday
and visited Cook. The interview with bis
sister Was most affec.ing. In tho day DIR.
Stanton and wife. OF Ind, and Miss Hughes
arrived. Mrs. Stanton is q sister OF Cook,
and Miss Hughes cousin. They also vis-
tied Cook. pres enting q scene OF grief and
anguish scarcely to be described. They oil
promised to see him again, bat through the
advice Of Gov. Willard, each wrote him
few farewell lines and oil the lAdia. h.v.
left for their homes, the male portion beg
ging to remain with Cook till the last. Ar
rapgamenls have been made to have the BODY
Of Cook taken to New York for interment.-
Some OF Coppio's relatives are expected TO-
day. His body win be sent to bis mother.
ut Springdale, Iowa. The bodies Of Green
and Copeland, it 10 thought, viii not be
claimed, and will be decently inferred near
the gallows. The prisoners this morning
were cheerful and making religious rrepara.
tons for death. Cook was much cast do IN
after parting with his sisters, but is now
calm and collected, awaiting his doom.
Gov. willard 10 much attached to Cook,
and wept over him az II he vas his own son .
His lamentations could be heard thro ghout
the building The prisoners are all calm
and resigned.
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Ts TAe ne puslfcaas or Iowa

special Conven ton of the Republicans of Iowa
Ia hereby called 10 meet by their delekxtes, At the
CITY ~ Des Motncs, ON wednesday,
sAs fstA 81 January. tseO, - . ,. m,
for tho purpose of appointing delegates to repre-
sent the State Of Iowa In the Republican National
Convention e be held In 1850 for the nomination Of
candidates for President and Vice President Of the
United States The ratio of representation win be
one Delegate for each organised county; and one
additional delegate for each 400 votes Tor fraction
thereof greater than one If cast for Samuel !.
kirkwood for Governor Of this State last State esc
tion.
The chsirmen Of the several County Committees
are requested to ssue their calls for County Conyen-
tions for The nomination of Delegates at an early
day. JOHN A. KASSOE. Chm,n.
IL. III. HoxrK, Sec'y.
X. L. d. CLARKE, Mt. Pleasant,
G. 3. STONE, Council Bluffs.
WIN. L0u9HRIDGE, Oskaloosa,
TH0S DRUMM0ND, vinton,
A. B. r nILDRETH, st. Charles City,
J. M. FEWOOMB, Bloomfield,
WIN. BIaELow, Sioux City,
JAS. THoRINGToS, Davenport,
ii. "A. WILTsE, Dubuque,
L. L. PRAISE, Fort Dodge,
Republican State Gen. Committee.
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GTAt Chicago on the 18th Eastern ex-
change declined to par, and several leading
banks refused to give good Eastern bills in
exchange for currency. Some bills were sold
on the street at i(9a premium, but exchange
went begging for t.
At St. Louis on the 18th currency was paid
out at par, and the scarcity of bankabIe funds
was such that gold was paid out on checks.
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gTMr. G. @. Coe, balloonist, who was
injured by falling from q tree, while en-
deavoring to extricate his balloon, Lies pros
trate, unable to turn over without help. His
spine 10 injured.
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G. The Allen county (Ohio) Bank has
failed. II Is said that the assets will be sur
fcient, with time, to meet ell liabilities.
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THE DIES Nouns VALLEY WEIe is published
every Monday u this Office, is of the oldest pa
pers IN Iova, and has = widely extended circula-
tion throughout the Des Moines Valley, Northern
Missouri, and Western Illinois.
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Democratic nuCus.-Scna1or Ham.
mOnd--C0rtInas.


mOnd--COrtInas.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Is.
The Democratic Senators held a caucus
this morning to further the consideration and
arrangement Of the Standing Committees.
Mr.. Toombs, it 10 understood, advocated
the restoration of Mr.. Douglas % Chairman
of the Committee of Territories, but no vote
was taken on that point, as Mr.. Toombs stood
alone in the caucus in entertaining that de-
sire. MIR. Green will doubtless continue az
Chairman. Messrs. Pugh and Douglas were
not in the caucus
The Chariestown Courier says ii il report
ed that Senator Hammond has expressed his
intention to resign his scat at the close Of
the present session. He has been prevented
from attending at Washington by indispo-
sition.
The Courier has special advioss from
Brownsville, which state that Oortinas had
CHARTERED the dead bodies Of the Texan troops
killed in the late skirmish.
There was much excitement ct San An.
tonic.
The Texans are favoring Cortinas.
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Necklaces, Ketchups, Ac., all prices, and shapes to
correspond.
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new G00DS!!
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
PRESENTS!
CONSISTING on
w A 7 G n { S J.
American, English, and Swiss
makers; Gold and Silver, open
and Hanting Cases; oil war
rantsd TO give satisfaction.
J E w E L r Y :.
Sets Of Barrings and Pins in Boxes, in
Rtruscan setting Of Cameo, Lava, Mosaic,
Coral, Garnet, Hair and Jet. Also, Pins
and Drops separate, all Atyles; Ketchups
and Nseklaees, Box and alass Pins, SNAPS,
Split Rings, Gold and Silver Thimbies
CHAINS;
Ladder and Gsatlsnsn's chains---soms II til.
Rtruscsn styls-vsst, Chattelsin, Guard and
Fob; Hook, Goggles, Charms, Keys and Esals;
VERY LARas AssoRrn1Hr,
RINGS;
Diamond, Pearl Opal, 0afnst, Tassusis, Enamsls d
Is Pan EaEln: Isrn:4 ohs sy,1s and childrsn'
BRACELETS
Etruscan Chains. Plain Band, Plain Chain. Cameo,
Engraved Band, Solid Band, Jet With Gold, Hair
and Bead Bracelcts.
LOCkETS;
Rnauslsd and Gold, Oval and Round
Plain Gold and Engraved Looksts.
Hair Wsrk Ger sale = naae 70 srAsr.
Pins. Earrings, Rings, Bracelets. Charms,
Chains, Battons, Studs, Necklacea, Crosses,
MADE 10 oaDaR.
SLEEVE BUTTONS 4 STUDS !;
Carbuncis, Mosaic, Onyx, Plsin Rneravsd,
EaEins Turned Masonic, ktrus0au, Enam-
eled, Lava, Coral, Opal, Cameo and Hair:
0ENTLEMEN'HjPIN6;
Diamond, Opal, Pearl, Garnet, Crystal, sarf. Ma
sonic snd Coral, In great variety.
Solid Silver Ware;
Pie Ksivss, Cake Knives, Gard Casss, Pprtmonaiss,
Cups, Pickle Knivss Forks, Knivss Forks, Spoons.
Napkin Rings, Salt Cellars. Fruit Knives, Batter
Knives Tahls, Tes, Dessert, Salt, Mustard and
Sugar Spoons
Gold Pens ana Pencils
Dawsoa, Warren Hyds's, and @. n. Nswton's
celebrated Psns, al sises, warranted. Silver
Holders to correspond; Pens and Pencils, both
Gold and Silver; Gold Pencils, Tooth Picks &e.
6pectacles, Eye GLASS %, Goggles.
Gold, Silver, Steel Silver Plated and German Silver
Specasies and Eye0lasses, ali sights Pesbis, Pert
| scopic, Cosrex, Csiore6 so Catsvscf 0iss 81, 10
sstt ssy stsAf. feS 70 old fvsmA; and Jey ssis IN
ALL On rzD Ascys ssTLEs - SaAnss.
SHAWL FINS; ~
Silver. Agate, Lava, Ktruscan and Steal Shawl
Pins good stock.
Coral.
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republican County Convention.
mass Republican Convention viii be held .,
Charleston, on Saturday the sIst inst, for the pur
pose Of selecting twelve Delegates to attend tn,
state Convention, called At Des Mones, on the 1871
OF January, 1860, to appoint Delegates to the Ma
tional Republican Convention,
J. B. HOWELL,
pscs 10, ~. Chm Central Committee
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Arrival 81 tho Nova scotlan,
The Nova ScotiAn arrived on the 18th
There is not much news of Importance. We
CLEAN the following items:
London Market-Fiour very dull: wheat
declined l(12d; corn declined 102d; sugar
steady.
A correspondent of the Morning Post says
Austria still holds out against the terms pro-
posed by France and supported by England
for going into Congress.
According to information received here
the difficulties between France and Austria.
raised by the delegation OF Central Italy TO
Buoncompagne, are not removed.
&, TURIN, Nov. 28.-Ths Piedmontese Gov
eminent has received no oommunication in.
timating the opposition of Austria to the
Congress on account OF the nomination of M.
Buoncompagne to the Regency OF Central
Italy.
PARIS, Nov. GA semi Official Persian
correspondent asserts that the letters OF in
vitation to the Congress will be sent out on
the 28sh to the different Powers, and that the
Congress will most likely assemble towards
the end Of December.
The Times Calcutta correspondent SAYS
Reports, one OF them official, ammo uncinx the
death of the Nena, have been received at
Calcutta from KALAMAZOO. They are not
believed. According to the latest accounts,
be Was levying recruits on tho frontier, and
threatening to annihilate Lucknow. he has
about {, 1000 men with him.
IL 10 confirmed that Cardinal AntonelI will
represent Rome in the Congress.
The rumors of the bombardment of Tan
giers by the French caused decline in the
funds. Rents closed 70f 30c, or l below
Saturdays rates.
More than 1000 Moors attacked, for the
third time, the Redoubt before Cerulla, and
were repulsed. Their defeat Was complete.
The Spanish troops showed great bravery
during this engagement.
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Chariestown Executions.

fustcrduyiwus the day appointed for the
hanging Of the rest Of the Charlestown pris-
oners, and the extreme sentence of the law
was doubtless executed upon them.
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J E w E l. r Y

Sets Of Barrings and Pins in Boxes, in
Rtruscan setting Of Cameo, Lava, Mosaic,
Coral, Garnet, Hair and Jet. Also, Pins
and Drops separate, all styles; Ketchups
and NeeklaOsss Box and 9lAss Pins, Enaps,
Split Rings, Gold and Silver Thimbies.
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G. Gov. Magofin says that fAithfulness to
the Federal compact is "the only hope Of
freemen, in time and etsrnity" Hhe thinks
90, We would suggest to him the propriety
and humanity of making himself an active
missionary to save the souls Of the FIRE. eat
ers.
Speaker of the Hause--tho Lo OH ONT,
The Washington States (Dem) of the
18th, admits that Sherman is certain to be
elected, in the end.
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gam. Camille Vert, Partisan, has in
vented flying machine in the shape OF Z
fish, which, while 10 the air, he can guide in
any direction. The Emperor was present Ct
the trial trip, which took place under the
high ceiling Of the industrial Palace, and
has authorized public exhibition Of the ma.
chine.
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"a MRS. Catherine Bsnoist, one Of the
Oldest native residents Of ST. Louis, died il
that citys On the Bib inst, in her 10Th year.
She was tho daughter Of Charles Ssnguinett,
Canadian, who settled in ST. Louis III l773.
Her husband, one Of tho earliest ST. Louis
merchants, died in 1922.
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GA penny Vas deposited in the corner
stone Of : Church q jackson, Mich., last
week, that had been taken from the corner
stone Of temple In Rome, built during the
reign OF the Cesar.
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Forks Bpoons, Ladies', Butter Knives, Cas- tors, 6u-
gar Spoons, Baskets, Butter Dishss, Card Receivers,
doblets, Spoon Holders, Tea Sets, Uns, Kettles.
Patent Lee Pitchers Candle Sticks and Salt
All Wsrrsafsd equal to any, By the MsssJsctvysrs,
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Ladies' and Gsntlsmsn's Chains---soms Of the
Rtruscan styls-Vsst, Chattelain, Guard and
Fob; Hooks, Goggles, Charms, Keys and Esals;
VERY LARas AsSoRrnHHr,
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Curious Discovery IN wisconsin.

Curious Discovery IN wiscsnsin.
A figure in marble, supposed to be an idol,
OF Aslatic origin, was deposited with the
State Historical Society Of Wisconsin, BY a
contributor from Calumet county. II was
found by some laborers, while ditching, at
the depth OF three feet. BY some accident
its head was broken of, and lost, but it now
sits in grotesque attitude, about six inches
high. When found it was quite impossible
to determine the material from which ii was
cut, so much was it discoiorsd by the soil,
which is strongly impregnated with iron.
INVASION or MRx,co.--parscr R-c.rlc-
Of the Knoxville Wing, writes from New
York as follows, concerning the contemplate
ed invasion OF Mexico BY the X. q. C.,s,
Gen. Buckley, Of Baltimore, spent some
time in my room last evening. HE expedi-
ton to Mexico now numbers liz, 900 men, and
be 10 provided with ample means. 1000 men
are ia Tennessee, and these will move frst,
and move without delay. predict that the
General will capture all Mexico before spring
and that he will have control Of Veru Cruz
in ninety days.
OuK RAnxoAp.-The County Court OF
CLARK has appropriated three hundred dollars
for the purpose Of defraying the expenses OF
the survey of the proposed route Of the Alex
andria and Bloomington Railroad throug b
| this county.
/ The survey is still going Ont is stated
that the route will be very practicable one
farmers and spectators along the line are
taking large amounts OF stock In the road.
and are extending every possible means to
encourage the enterprise.-lA Alex. Delta.
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Cutlery;

Fine Table, Tsa and Dessert Knives. Biiysred o
Plain Steel, Csrsop's Forks and Etseh. Butte
Knives, Fine Pocket Knives, Rasou, h., DO
TheYmomotors and BaYomotorD,
on rnn DBsr nAMUrAcrUan.
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Diamond. Pearl Opal, 0afnst, Tasqusis, Knamsls d
is Plain, Engine Turned. CHASED. and Children
RINGS, ALL SIZES.
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q photographs and microscopes are be-
coming bore and . nuisance in company,
says some newspaper correspondent. Ii 10
rather hard to lose time casing at cadavsr-
Gus portraits Of grim grand-fathers, and
views Of lonesome valleys or Of dirty towns,
when there 10 cheerful unoccupisd parlor
just across the hall and young lady just
suited TO 20 into. So says ONE OF our young
friends, who declares that he knows OF an
engagement which was delayed six weeks by
stupid book OF sngravings over which the
precious time Vas lost, owing to tho artistic
zeal OF the fair one's father.
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American, English, and Swiss
makers; Gold and Silver, open
and Hunting Cases all war
ranted TO give satisfaction.
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"a The War Department proposes no ad.
ditional instructions to Gen. Scott. The
joint occupation Of San Juan IL probably re-
stored BY this time, on the basis Of his prop
osition to Gov. Douglas, and nothing is left
but the discussion of-the title between the
two Governments, with which be has no CON-
cern. Gen. Harvey viii remain In charge OF
his department. on the Pacific for another
year.--[N. Y. Trib.
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Etruscan Chains, Plain Band, Plain ChaiA, Cameo,
Engraved Band, Solid Band, Jet With Gold, Hair
and Bead Bacelets.
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A large stock, View Patterns Pearl, ivory, Sandal
Wood, Pspier Aachs Stick Fans, Of every color.
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SHAWL FINS:

silver, Agate, Lava, Etruscsn and Steal shaw
Pins good stock.
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LOCK ETS;

Kuamslsd and Gold, Oval and Round
Plain Gold and Engraved Locksts.
Hair Work Ter sale 4 naae 20 orAsr.
Pins Earrings, Rings, Bracelets. Charms,
Chains, Bzttons, Studs, Necklacca, Crosses,
MADE 10 0nDaR.
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vrHE members Of the lows State Insurance Com
/ pAny are hereby notified that the annual meet
Ing will b held on the second Monday Of January
next, 1t the ONCE 81 the Company II the City Of
heOkuk, ~ 70 clock p. nj; q which time Board
Of Directors win be elected for the issuing ycar.
Dec. 2, 1859 dim
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y. x. nICkEH,
General Agent. COm9ssslon<r -
DssAes ana Notary RubIic.
EIVES special attention to Buying, Selling, or
NJ Exchanging Real Estate. Psrties having
property TO sell will please CALL
OFflCE-At the store Of W. p. Hickey, No. 6t
Main .st., ko0kuk.
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PHI Y INAURANCE.
Missouri State Mutual
= LIVERY STABLE! e

On First.st., beI. MAIN = Johnssn.
HORSES, BUGGIES and CARRIAGES Of the
i i best class always ready for hire.
Horses boarded by the day or week, Ut prices to
suit the times.
Transient customers accommodatea-
dsol0d Y.VAN0RSDAL.