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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-16
FINAL APPOINTMENTS.
=. y. xIRKw WOOD,

y. y. KIRK WOOD,
Republican candidate for Governor viii ad-
dress the people Of lows at the following
times and placss:
Keokuk, Monday, Sept. 10, 1t o'clock p. m.
IT. Madison, Tuesday, Sept -, ut pm.
Burlington, v ednesday, Sept. Il, at7p.m.
Delhi, Saturday, Sept. -, At p. m.
s Sss:.aos MONDAY sep 49, 49, : pm P M
H Tss;,ss. Tuesday Sept r. II, st 1Pn
DeoeraA, Wednesday, Sept. -, st pm.
West Unien, ThursdAy, Sept. 70, ut p. m.
Independence, Friday, Sept. 30, 1t p. m.
Waterloo. Saturday, Oct- l, at p m,
vin4on, Monday, Oct. 3, Ut p. N.
Marion, Tuesday, Oct. 4, at p. m.
Cedar Rapids, Tuesday Oct. 4, ct p. m.
Marengo, Wednesday, Oct. s, at p. m.
Toledo. Thursday. Oct. 9, Ut p. m.
Marietta, Friday, Oct. I, II p. m.
Marshalltown, Friday, Oct. Z, at p. m.
Eldora, Saturday, Oct 6, at p. m.
The Redublican Press and County Com
mitsees will please give due notice and make
al necessary arrangements for these meet
ings.
The Democratic Central Committee having
refused TO make any further joint appoint
ments for the two candidates for Governor,
Il only remains to extend an invitation to
Gen. Dodge TO join In the further oanvasi
indicated above, il he sees 6t to do 90.
BY order Of the
Rxr. STATE CEN. Cox.
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| \ Democratic Ranter AnswoFa4s
Have you seen tho great men 81 this Re-
pQAli1An pasty 70 Mp TO their NaAlona Con-
vent1onb When the roll Of the 6tates va
eAlloe, thsrs was 10 man there 30 speak for
the 6eAte who're Mashingtoa VA born, tAeTs
Va NO naan 10 speak Tor tho Stat4 whsFe
Jaokson,s ashes lie; there was no man to
respond when tho land OF Sumptsr and Ma
rion vas called. But how will il be when
our next Democratic Convention i held p
You win see then no suoh spectacle - this.
When We call the roll OF the States which
compose this Confederation, every common
wsslth, from Maine down to young Minneso-
=, and still younger Oregon, will attest the
nationality Of our party by the presence Of
our Representatives. Governor Seymour's
Speech ct st. Paul.
This will do for rhetorical flourish, but II
il not true az matter Of fact. At the last
Republican National Convention both Vir-
GINA and Tennessee were represented, and
we'll represented, too. Ii she Gland of Sump-
ter and Marion'' was not represented, when
the Convention would have gladly vel
comed delegation from thence, it was
because those who now inherit that land
have not also inherited the indomitable love
OF Liberty which gave Sunpter and Marion
their fame.
elbow will it be-" asks tho Governor,
sfwhen our next Democratic Convention is
held 2'' Ay, indeed! There's tho rub
The trouble there will be, not that there are
too few delegates, but that there are too
many; not that there 10 emo man to respond, !"
bat that there are men who respond TOO
often, too noisily and in terms TOO savagely
contradictory.
When that body assemblies let Governor
Seymour look around on those who compose
/ it. He will find the estate where Washing
ton vas born" represented by msn Who, II
Washington were alive now, would threaten
10 tar and Feather him for being IN aboli-
ZIONIST. He will find "ths State whore Jack
sons ashes lie" represented by men whom
jackson would have scourged from his sight
for their waste of tho public money and
greed Of public plumber. He will ind "the
land Of Sumpter and marion" represented
by men who arm themselves in defence OF =
baser tyranny than that against which those
Generals rsbelled, and who olamor for the
disruption Of that Union which they cement
cd With thsir blood.
We probably differ from the Governor,
but it strikes ne that it 10 better for the
homes Of those departed statesmen and
heroes not TO be represented in Nation
81 Convention, than to be misrepresented
by men who discard their principles and who
dishonor their. memory.-[Albany Evening
Journal.
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pnp-,..Hn Cant IA

PORTLAND, Sept. Is.
day for Governor and members Of the Legis-
lature. The returns thus far received indi
cate the re- election Of L. NJ. Morrill, Repnb-
lican, for Governor, and an increased Repub.
lican supremacy in the State.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l3.-The State De-
partment has received information from our
Minister at Berlin thu. Christian Earnest, On
Amaxican naturai;~-d pitisen, whs haA bssa
compelled BY force to onter the Hanoverian
army, has, upon the remonstrancs OF our
Government, been discharged from tho SER
vice.
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When q. G. Cole, one Of the Democratic
candidates for Supreme Court Judge was in
this city some weeks ago, be made the dis
tinct charge in ono OF the speeches made by
him ct the Court House, that Senator Har-
Ian lodged the vote in the q. s. Senate BY
which the compensation OF members Of Con-
gress was materially increased. He made
the statement in order to strengthen his ar
gument that the Republican party il profit
gate and extravagant Of the public money
when entrusted with power. We have al
ready exhibited this candidate for high ju-
dicial phase as falsi6er, and We shall now
do 50 again by copying from the records Of
the Senate the ayes and nays on the final pas
sage OF the bill increasing the pay Of Senators
and Representatives. The following was the
vote
YEAs-Messrs. Allen, Bell Of N. H., Bell
Of Tenn, Benjamin, Biggs, Bigler, Broad
head, Brown, Butler, Clay, Dodge, Durkse,
Fish, Foster, Hale, Houston, Hunter, liver.
SON, James, JONES Of Iowa, Mallory, Ma
son, Pearce, Pratt, Reid, Sebsstin, Slideli,
Stewart, Thompson Of N. j., Trumbull,
Weller, Wilson, Wright, Yulee--34.
NAYs-Messrs. Bsyard, Cass, Oollamar,
Fessenden, Foote, Gayar, HARLAN, Pugh,
Thompson Of Kentucky, and Wsde-ll.
1t 10 Of a good deal Of consequences that q
candidate for the State judiciary should be
q man Of capacity; but it is Of infinitely
more Importance that he should be, to COM
mence with, truthful and On honest man.
Cole has appeared to very bad avsntage thus
far before the people in all these respe cts.-
dubuque Times.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-16

Let the west, the southwest and the oen-
ire of the county rally in force at Charles
ton, on Tuesday afternoon, to hear Samuel
J. Kirkwood, the Republican candidate for
Governor, and the able champion of the
cause.
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Ditf. IN fav0r OF Free StnteS... ", $50 ,U9l ,3l
More than three to one in favor Of the free
States. This disparity 10 greatly increased
by the fact that the territorial limits Of the
tlave far exceed those of the free States, and
embrace miIder and more genial climate,
= richer and more productive soil. The slave
States contain an area Of ISL ,448 square
miles. The free States Gl2,597. A differ
| enoe in favor Of the slave States Of 234, 45I
square miles. Stated in acres, ii amounts in
the slave States to 544, 920,720 acres. In
the free States to 800, 062, O50 acres. A diff
ference i'll favor Of the slave States Of 1872
864 $40 acres-enough 10 make half dozen
States as large as the average Of those which
form the Confederacy.
In 1854, there was assessed in South Car
olina II ,289, 1859 acres of land at $l2,S $780,
374, or an average Of ST. 80 per acre. During
| the same year, in New Jersey, 1924 800
acres were assessed at $l53, l61 ,6l8, an av-
erage Of $28 10 per acre,--the assessment
in New Jersey exceeding that Of South Car
olina BY 3l3o, s25, 245. ID other words, the
assessment in New Jersey, on less than one
third Of tho quantity d land assessed in
South Carolina, exceeded the latter State al
most six to one In amount.
| Thus we see, that II We institute CON-
parison between tho slave and the free States
in relation to increase Of population, or the
amount OF productive industry Of every
character, agricultural, manufacture, mo-
chanical and commercial--in short, in rela-
ton to any and everything which indicates
national enterprise, advancement and pros
perity on the one hand, or dscrepitude and
decay on the other, We and that the former
characteristics belong to the Free and the
latter to the Slave States. Can Gods provi
dence declare in language more explicit and
emphatic, that ssSLAvEaY 10 CURSE 70 ANY
PEofLE?" And yet, strange and paradox
cal as it may appear, We have men among 10
who, born to the inheritance OF FREEDox.
hare always enjoyed tbs manifold blessings
which it confers, and been exempt from the
evils which the CURSE OF Slavery inevitably
entails, who, for the sake OF the psltry
loaves and fishes OF ofEce, lend their aid and
their influence to extend this curse, and thus
deprive unborn millions OF the blessinss oil
Freedom! How much longer Presidents car
be made, and Official patronage secured, By
the pandering Of Northern Freemen to such
An nnholx purnase and for mere msrcenarJ
enos, ~, ~s.eass:s problem to be solved
IN manner cheering to tho friends Of Free
dom.
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DIED,

In this city, Sept. 14th, WILLIAM RnEs, aged 50
years.
The funeral will take place this morning 1t .
o'clock, from his In T. residence in Rses Addition
The friends Of the family are invited to attend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-16
ANNOUNCEMENT

Appear TO the People 81 Lee County.
Ems. CATS CirY Please announce my name as
an Independent candidate for reelection to the
Office Of Sheriff Of Lee County, at the ensuing 0c-
tober election.
Sept. II, 1859. WIN. II. LEIGH.
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0One section Of the Democracy at Du-
buqns werS4ery much chagrined and morti-
ned q the miserable figure made BY Gen.
Dodge, 10 his discussion At that place. The
othsr faction Of the party said il Vas just -
thsy expected, and they were glad that the
psopls haA ; shaacs 70 see for themselves
Whit = Gsnssal Nincompoop they had been
glerifying for score Of years past.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-16

0TA Western editor thinks Hiram Pow
ers the sculptor, 10 q swindler, because he
chiseliea an unfortunate Greek girl ont Of .
block OF marble.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-16

NThe suicide mania continues. The
Woodstock (Ill.) Sentinel gives an account
OF the self-murder Of : man named James
Ashe, prisoner in the Jail at that place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-16

Foar MADISON, Sept. s, 1859.
MxssRs. EDIroRs: You are authorized to an
nounce me as an independent candidate for the
State Senate At the approaching election.
b. HUGEL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-16

9T The best thing to take after being in.
tozicased, IL resolutions never to get tipsy
again.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-16

TIE DEs MorHss VALLEY WnlG Ii Published
eyarv Monday 1t this ofRoe, 10 one ofthe Oldest
papers in Iowa, and has widely extended circu-
lation throughoutths Dss Meinss Valley, North
ern Missouri, and Western Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-16

We are authorized to announce HAWKINS TAY-
LOR m independent candidate for Senator to I'LL
the place made vacant by the resignation OF DR..
Allen.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-16
Trees. Trees!

TFeens TFc6es
great variety Of Fruit and Ornamental
Trees, for sale at No. S, Estes House, Main
street.
N. B.-Everything sold U0rvdnted to be
true to name, or the money will be refunded.
Sept. Z, '58d. VIM. BARNES.
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RTWe have conversed with several gen.
tlemen who have heard these joint discus
sions, and they say that il Gen. Dodge had,
at the beginning, given Kirkwood . good
thrashing, this ungentlemanly and unfair
style OF discussion on the part Of Kirkwood
would have been stopped. [Daysnport
News.
We clip the above from an editorial Of
some length, IN which it is fully admitted that
Dodge has suffered before the people in his
discussions with Kirkwood. Az Dodge had
too much discretion 10 undertake to win the
good opinion or tho votes Of the people BY
thrsshing Kirkwood,. the committee have
finally withdrawn him from tho canvass
And during tho rest Of the campaign be is to
be kept out OF reach OF Kirkwood and to Dc.
vote his money to buying beef to make bar.
becues for the Democracy. Dodge suffered
oil the timein the argument of political cues.
tions in the appeals to the heads and heart.
OF ths people, and be 10 now going to invest
portion OF that $57 900 received from tn,
Government in On appeal to their stomach
and bowels. Having failed to bring dow,
the people in public discussion by persuasive,
arguments, he now resorts to barbscues ant
will try the virtues Of "Yofgut" and raw
beef.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-16

aT-ln an hour, 1000 hogsheads Of to.
bacco were sold in New York on Monday
aggrsgatiDg the enormous sum Of e40O 900
That was . biz hours work.
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Randall House.
THOs. RANDALL, Prophetic

Randall House,
THOs. RANDALL, Proprietor.
rI,HE wELLKNowN HOUSE FORMERLY
/ known n the WKsrsRx Horst, has been thor
oughly repaired and painted, and In now ready to
accommodate the travelling public with board and
bdging on the most reasonable terms. The tas 10
will BE- furnishsd with the best the market affords
Sept1bdam
VIvHE members Of the IOWA STATE TNSUR-
ARUE COMPANY are hereby notified that
there will be . meeting Of the members Of said
Company, ut their Office In the city Of keokuk, On
the 18th day Of October next, Ut o'clock p. Of
said day.
Business Of special importance win BE- presented
for the action Of the meetings full attsndsnes IL
desired.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors
WIN. r. TURNER, Eec'y.
Sept 15, 1850. david
NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
IN Rs9ular Through Lane to San Fsanesco, viz tn
PANAMA RAILROAD,
And connssting only With tho steamers Golden
Gate, Gslien Are, John L. Stephens and
Sonora, of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Co. at Panama,
Direct to AspinUau.
| The splendid Steamships
BALTIC, ADRIATIC AND ALLAN TIC,
| Having been entirely rcfttsd and adapted 10 thu
| California trade, will hereafter run a above,
| leaving New York on the 9Th and 1eth Of
each month, from the foot Of Canal
street. and North River
| ~ Passengers and Nails will Be- forwarded BY
| Panams Railroad. and connect ct Panama with thu
Pacific Nail Steamship Companys magnificent
Steamships, which will be in readiness, and leave
IMMEDIATELY for San Francisco. They will be en.
barksd free Of expense from Railroad, by Compa
/ ny's Steamboat TOB0GA.
| An experienced Surgeon il attached to each ship
Steerage Passengers found in cooked provisions
bedding, and attendance. IL is believed that tn,
| accommodations Afforded by the above ships IN
| surpassed by any in the world. The public are in
formed that the r. n. s. S. Co. always hare ON i
Or MORE EXTRA STEAMERS. lying at Panama
ready Tor sea, to avoid any possible detention Of
Passengers or Mails, and embark their passen
| gers by steamboat.
For passage apply st tho only once Of the Com.
/ papy, on the Wharf foot Of Canal Street, NORTH
/ River. to VIM. III. WICKHAM.
Septl td3m
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Mississippi and Wabash Railroad
y
Is NOW OPEN TO CARTHAGE.
TINE TABLE NO. /,

TIME TABLE NO. L,
To take effect on and after Sept. IL, 1859.
1.-TWO TRAINS will leave Warsaw daily, (Sun-
1 days excepted viz: Freight and Accomnoda-
tion Train
Leaves WARSAW at.......................1:0u q. N.
/" Keokak and Hamilton......7.30 .. IN.
Arrives Mt Carthage.......... .........S:30 =. n.
kETURNING-Chicsgo Mail and Express
Leaves Carthage At............. ........Q:V0 Am.
Keokuk and Hamilton .....lo;eo .. n.
Arriyeaat Wassaw.-...... .. N.
second Train..Mail and Express,
THROU0H TO
CHICAGO. DU1LINGTON 4 QUINCY
RAILROAD DIRECT.
Leaves Warsaw. st.....-............1:40 p. n.
:. Ksokuk ..-............. .........2:OO p. -.
Arrives at Carthage. p. =.
RETURNIN0--Frsight and Accommodation Train
Keokuk and Hamilton at.... $50 3. M.
Arrives at Warsaw .......... ...........6o0 p. m.
Trains connect ut Carthage with fast line Of
Troy Coaches,
Carrying the United States Mail to tAs
CAscage. BurIinxton Z Quincy =. H.
MAKING SURE CONNECTIONS EAsr AND wEsr.
IN Passengers leaving Ksokuk on the 4 p. m.
train rsach Chicago 1t Ills next morning.
Il 10 m. fHROuGn in 4 HoURs.r
~pATENT SLEEPING CARS on all night
trains on G. B. 40 r.. n.
THROUGH TlCkETS over this route e
Ill the principal places Kast. North and South
East ,can be procured 1t the
RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE,
Main st. !, between lat and ID. fOKUK.
II. r. BUELL., =. =. TEWKsDUR !,
Superintendent. Ticket Agent.
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QTThe man who could not trust his feel
ings is supposed to do business on the cash
principle.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Money Can b Made!

Money Can b Made!
now II THE TIME FOR INvBsT-
MENTs
vIv0 all Who dsairs good opportunity for making
= safe investment In paying article, their A.
ten ton ID invited TO the
GREAT AMERICAN CORN-SHELLER,
Now on exhibition 81 SCHRAMM d CO.'S Vine.
gar Factory, corner Of FIFTH and EXCHANGE
street, whore II will b FOR few days. The great
"American corn-6heller" has taken the First Pre-
MUM At the Indiana and Iowa State Fairs Of 1858
over MI competitors.
w State and County Rights for sale.
Sept. I6-dlw IA
OtasOlut1On.
TINE partnership heretofore existing between
VIM. Galloway and John StAhl, in the bakery
businets, was dissolved Oh the 9th day Of Eeptem-
Der, 1859, by mutual consent All claims against
the late rm will Be settled by John Stahl, who will
carry on the business In oil ts branches 1t tho cid
stand. WM. GALLOWAY.
tisA JOHN STAHL.
Ksokuk, Sept. Is, 1s59-d3t
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Rally at Fort Madison

Kirkwood win speak in Fort Madison on
Tuesday night, September 10th. Let the
Madisonians be out in force.
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"I he Impending Crisis OF the
G0Hlh.sS
from the Albany Eve. Journai. I

From the Albany Eve. Journal.l
The entire wealth of the free over the slave
States, as appears by the census of 1850,
was $l,l66, 081,37l. This results produced
by estimating the value Of the slaves at ST. ;
100000. Leaving the laborers Of the South,
the slaves, out of the calculation, and the
acconnt would stand thus:
Wealth of the Free States. ...$4, 102, liz, 10S
I" Slave /" $50. 1886, 600, 737
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Daring rssss1 nip through portion d
~ s1gnsy, inslodisg MArion townsAip. 80
we're plsassd to Ara sAAtthe farmers ars uas
awake in regard 70 - next County Fais.--
Notwithstanding ~ smAllnsss Of the whsSs
crop, they are in much better condition than
they were last year, and there is every pros
poet that the attendance as the Fair will be
| unusually large, and the show Of stock md
| products superior to any former ysar. The
very efficient officers are making ell possible
preparations for the occasion, and will leav.
81 thing undoneto insure good time. Their
untring efforts in the good work deserve the
hearty encouragement and cooperation Of
the farmers and Of every oitixsn Of the coun-
~ who feels an interest in its continued
growth and prosperity.
The County Fair should be attended BY
every ono who takes an interest in our indus
trial pursuits. II furnishes an opportunity
for extending and cultivating acquaintance,
for comparison Of ideas, and for stimulating
. generous rivalry for excellence in every de-
partment Of agricultural and mechanical in
dustry.
We hope the citizens Of Keokuk will be
largely represented ct the Fair. Let them
take along something to show, whether they
expect . premium or not. II nothing was
shown except prsmiam articles, the show
would be very small indeed.
QTThe st. Louis breach Of promise case,
in which . new trial was granted on the
ground that the verdict Of one hundred thous-
and dollars gave excessive damages, is now
attracting the attention Of the New York
press, and oil the circumstances Of the case,
with the antecedents Of the parties and all
their relations, will be amply ventilated.--
Miss Cartxang was native of Brooklyn, and
the dispositions, filing some 1900 pages Of
foolscsp, have been taken before commits.
soners in New York in order to impeach the
character Of the plaintiff for chastity, Blu,
thus far the proof only establishes eccentric
improprietes at most.
GA Locofoco poet, who is fully imbued
with the genuine spirit Of the party, and be-
lieves in its glorious mission to plumber thu
Treasury and furnish cheap negroes and bat
whisky to the sovereign people, is preparing
q grand reception poem to delivered to tn,
General at the Bloomfield Barbscus. TIL,
following stanzs Of the production We pre-.
sumo must have been surreptitiously obtain
ed BY boon companion and furnished to tn.
papers:
| The big bulldog Of the tanyard's here;
| The Great Immortal BrigAdier;
He's fought the exchequsr for many year,
| regular Treasury privatesr
| See the conc ring Hero come,
| Who went to spain and suck d his thumb
| Sat four years there upon his b-m,
| And riggled 'em out OF Q rousin' sum
/ R2Tho DnakcEnn nou -nF.snI =,
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Republican Meetings.

Our candidate for Governor will speak in
Keokuk on Monday night, September 10th.
OF course every body will 20 to hear him.
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Y, Fall Style 81 Gents Hats
n THE GATE CITY FASHIONABLE HAT sTORE!

~ HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE FALL -
STYLE or SILK, CASSAAER = SOFT
Hats, direct from the most fashionable establish
ments Ii New York. invite my old custCmen
my rooms, No. 81 Maln.st., ncaF Ash.
Aug. -, s6o-dlm SCI. VOORHEES,.
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Native Americans 70 Vote with tho
Dem ocracy.

Native Americans 10 Vote with tho
Democracy.
Donnellan's corruption circular assured
the Democrats of Iowa that Eve thousand
Americans Of the State would voto with them
at the coming election, and that with their
assistance and due efforts put forth to
strengthen the ousposts," the State nigh.
be carried for the Democracy.
1t seems that the Democratic leaders are
making arrangements TO get the "notive''
vote in Minnesota also. James G. Pratt, in
. communication to the st. Paul Times, says:
81 was at Yellow Medicine during the recent
payment Of the Upper Sioux. About one
hundred Of the red men were sheared, and
dressed in the apparel of white men. Pre-
vious to the operation, Superintendent Gull
len addressed them through an interpreter.
and stated that he wished to have them vote
ct the next election, and vote the Democratic
ticket"
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w. IL. Wood
rs AGENT FOX THE EOLLOwIN q
i RELIABLE LlEE AND FIRE In.
SURANCE COMP ANIED: H
Mutual Benefit Lite Ins. 90.
Net accumulation Jan. 1, 80, "a, 0Ol, 920.9l.
This Company has larger accumulation con-
pared with Its liabilities than any other Life In
surance Co. in the UnltAd States.
98 persons In this sity have their lives injured
in this Company.
LAMAR FIRE ms. co. or NEW YORK.
Cash Capital $500 900.
HUMBOLDT FIRE ms. co. or NEW YORK.
Cash Capital 1900 900.
ATLANTIC FIRE ms. co. or BROOKLYN, N. Y.
Cash Capital $50 900.
QUAKER CITY ms. co. OF PHILADELPHIA.
Capital and Surplus, Jan. /, lS49,
e024s2SI ~,
~ Psstieulas attention givsn 10 Marine and
Fire Insurance. Contract Policies issued.
OFFICR-0n Third-st., Keokuk, lows.
w. L. WOOD, Agent.
September, ID, I8to-d