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INTERESTING q PRoRTTA BE TO EYER ONE.
tn consequences OF the hard times have concluded TO
make great reduction selling price OF goods
shall, atthe time or OF the greatest bargains
In several articles received direct from auction.
cLIcOES with the exception Of English and Msrrmaek
At 1Oc Yard.
MUSLIN DE LAIyEs. goods retansd tOrlsss than
IS only lsk cents and all others In proportion
PuRs-I oder good assortment, aud At prices TO suit
eVerybo1v-
MGsLiNs both BIeaehed aud Brown, IS per cent less
than other house.
MILLINERY GOODS-A veE laNF,
iS3fe and Arrow at9L
cheaper than other house in the city Of Wheeling,
other Mace.
CHINTZE3-wnrth Sic At 20 cents.
CLOAKS AND SHAWL5 in every variety, and cheaper
than Other house.
Silks very rosd article Of ni.sk siiEs s,e and
late style OF silk worth and sold everywhere for 81
At oniy IS eents.
LINENS-An rrtele worth T5c at only 45e.
PARANErrOS AND WRENCH MERIN0S-Of every cei-
price, lover than offered before plain De-
laines, very ne quality, such sells NJ 25 for 15KS
KID GLovES-Anothsr iot OF those extremely cheap
Gauntlets, At S1He.
In hort vii sen AL and any of my goods tn suit these
hard times ISAAC Prayer.
uov - 1913 Nain street near unina.
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1ARE As Low As BIZ AZ Ollie RoUTH.

PaE;issla5; and ask for Tickets via the cw.A
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Es 800 -
Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS.
TNWIee DAILY, Sunday night exeepted between Rich
and Warrington City via GOrdOnsVils and Alex
andra.
mond ..'................s.G5A N. and 730 ?. n.
Returning leave waahingtOn...s A. andG Pm.
and =.
Arrive ~ Richmond. ,.1;so p NJ andt An
Baggage and tickets given through between Rich.
mond and Washington.
and belngIn excellent ORDER and CARRYING THR GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the best guar
OF always securing connections, a. Is shown BY arr
daily Richmond and Warrington city in advance Of
the Steamboat line.
pan BETWEEx RICHMOND WAsuNoToS. 80
An Omnibus viii be found always ready TO take through
and their baggage OF wearing apparel between
the Depot free Of charge with ample time for them to
take their meals, whether going North OF South.
Through Tickets be obtained between Danvie and
Washington Terminus Of the Road nearly
peied Danve. An Agent OF the Company will receive
the Checks OF passengers from the DAnVle Road, and
tend their baggage All the Way - Washington Ohe Bal
tImore Depot.
The the By the nall line hs old steamboat
route. .thH
THERE'S change the night between Rich
mond and Alexandria. fel
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n. CARTWRIGHT

T. UAhI " MI
MU SIC PWBLIdS II IL RRfr.
j. II. &c cf s @s. ~ .-nnr.n tAh
city.
Perfume Teller; (Gultall J. P. CHM.
sultan's Polka; (Pano) Charles d. Albert.
La sTIphide Valse; (Piano) J. Aseher-
La Cloehette du Patre; (Piano) LefeSr1e Weiy
Eugre Masurkn Sentiuentale; lP1Anol JAIEes bellak
MasuTka TrAinea tp5EnalI J. Asch~~
The celebrated kolsdO gnaie, IS sung By NADINE Las
boFde; Piano. Max MarstIek.
received the following pieces Of Music
Besse's Grave; a beautiful song.
What 10 Home without . Brother.
what's Home without = Sister; sOnpSniOnS to What
Home without Mother.
Maid Of sylvan Nook.
Wight Of the Ro
The SnoW faIIen aroUaS
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z-GzoT.DEN b EE lilly p SToR e.
NO. ia MAIN sTREBT WHEELING Va.
NEW FALL AND WIN TER GOODS
eRsAr INDUCEMENTS TO oAsHTRApE.Ae
GREAT iNDucEM

RGE HdaI
n'Asss ouF'oek
~
BLANKETS
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This route passes through N Lexington, Lancaster, Cir
eleVie, Washington Wilmington and MarToH-ths riches
and most beautiful part OF Ohio
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:
Az now Offering splendid Of all kinds and
eoors OF french Nerinos, gome OF them worth tiso
for le al vel: PAda worth Tie for soc; Broehe EhaEs
uoFn w Tor " and ~ Chenille aud Long ShHEls IN r
abundance and Al very rnced prices; Fancy and hack
SILKS some as cheap as one yard, worth 75e AL wool
De LANES worth SOC for 81, Fy pieces Tibet Cloths
worth size for 3Se, al eoors Embroidered and White
Goods At nearly ouehaif have nay 1enera!iT
aes improved shape HooP Skirts At asfonshnE Low Tates
1annela OF every Descriptions aonE found
sous Of the finest Weieh and couT Try Fannrs warranted
not 20 shrink some extra heavy and fne Ladies' weaTn
tlet nne o. the eopeiest assnrtments Of FANCY DO
nESfic DRY GOODS IN the CITY. Receiving goodr daily
OF tbs latest styles made here and Impaired thereby keep
Ing up fnil assortment AZ an and prices q AZ
VIII satisfy the most paFteuar-for CASH OHLTi Cath
buyers particularly invited u give an earIy call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere 1t No 50 Main Street
wheeling. toet16l JOHN RoE7fEB-
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HHMPFIELD RAILROAD-

LII freghts Intended for shipment the road mus. b
IA delivered between the hours Of a. m and D. M
none will be received after thathour. I. SWEENEY,
ssp1o General Manager.
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Por THROUGH Tickets and other information, ensnir'
At Central Ohio Ticket Once In heSprigg House, on Wate
street, Wheeling, Va
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FG6TttS:
=. K. LoSTnz,
PrtneiPA-LeetuTer Science otAeeouats OetasFes
Business OnaAsEna 80.
J. II. r htB LdNEs
Profealor Of the Theory and Practice 81 BrskKeepnE
Commercial CaIeulafions.
II. H. DA VIEB,
Associate Professor Of Hook- EeeptaT.
". @. JOHN son,
Professor Of Business and OrnaulentaI PennaashiR.
8. I. WILLIAAS, ESQ,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
EHV.E. YEATES r II Sc, d D.,
Lecturer CommereiaiEthies-
TRUSTEES:
Hon Jno. P Kennedy, Hon. Joshua vansant,
Hon. Thomas Swami. WIN. n, KeighIer, Esq.,
Jacob Trust. Esq. William Knabe. ESQ,
The College Is provided with COmnereial Library
Standard Works, expressly for the Of students
Zach Student has desk 70 HIMSELF andIs separately
Btrueted.
TheTebenE vacation during thsysar, studentseans
ter At any time
The time usually required 70 complete the fan
from to IL weeks.
A DTFLoNA e aEardedto all Graduates.
AlArEe and beautifully Ornauenfed Circular. eonainne
upwards Of representing the Exterior and
Interior pleu ehATaeteTStie Dena
pennapship, Ae. sentby nail free Of charge, accompanies
With catalogue Giving full particulars. Address,
= X IInSIER. Rgiffsaors- M
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NO. PITTSBURGH SALT always on hands and for
IN sale ~ n3nnfG etrrers' prices BY
tRssp 4 4 AEToALF' - Main -
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TRAINS LEAVE EVANSVILLE AS FOLLOWS;
At i2:i5I 1870 PM for Cincinnati and points above
on arrival Of Ohio Trains from Wheeling and tn
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In connection with the above, keep every kind Of
.IcalInstrumsnts and musical .rehAndIse generally.
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mhIsIy

SHEET MUSIC.
he4rgest Of sheet muSIc musical works, &c., &c.,
in the Western country.
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Pianos. MelodeOns aud every kind of musical Instru
nents tuned and repaired.
~ All go IDS warranted At this establishment noT6
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-
m BOXES GroSs DstriSk's olacinuatl Star Candles
III Vel nj. day ~ RlHTSad and for sale at Mana-
'': .s.s: prices 4 q: aE e "a. Il
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Star Candles.

NEW MUSIC received every week, At the variety store
y Of laPlTl PAYNE 8 co.
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TERMS:

Tus rRtuuSs Atw,NAo for 1879. containing the Elee-
tes R4turni a1 the u'uN matter will bs pi6.he about
CSrnHs Pcics IS Il Copies postpaid for ~ 100
Copies. postpaid, -. Address As above.
oct29-5t-eoW-d&W
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TIE PENNSYLVANIA
TRIAL RAlLRo AID.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-07-26


The low necked dresses Of the ladies are
made the theme Of small jokes BY certain
chaps. In our opinion ii is with tho ladies .
matter Of taste, which they might be allowed
to indulge to their discretion; the Wits who
would ridicule them had better look at home,
and as they live in glass houses; abstain from
throwing stones. If they don't like to see
the ladies, let them look another way. There
was q grand party over in Kansas City q
short time ago, and the mass OF the ladies
present were extremely "lowly" minded; so
low were some disposed to 60, that Spindle
said to his friend Shanks:
"Did you ever see tho like ?"
"No," said Shanks, 81 never did; at least
not since was csaned."
That was outrageous; but presently the
saps met the belle OF the evening, splendid
creature, and Spindle exclaimed:
"What . GALAXY Of beauty"
swell, declare," says Shanks, ssyou have
the advantage Of me; | thought galaxy in
Guided constellation Of beautiesp'
$50 it Does" said Spindle, "and don't you
see the milky ,oay?"
On they passed, and soon encountered a
magnificent woman with such frank develop
ments as to leave no room for doubt as to
the quality OF her charms.
"There," says Spindle, sis the finest wo.
man in the house."
"Fact," says Shanks, "she outstrtps oil
the rest''
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.sOne OF tho West Point visitors.v
To THE Eplroa OF THE NEW YoRK TRIBUNE:
Sir-My attention il called to certain extracts
from letter published under the above cap
ton, in your paper Of the 9th inst, with your
structures upon the same. If. as may be In
ferred from your article, the letter had actu-
ally been addressed to the editor Of news
paper, for the purpose of publication, |
should be ready to admit the justice of the
criticism--at least to certain extent. But
such is not the fact; it was aprivate commu-
nication to an intimate and valued friend,
who, like the writer, had spent some of the
earlier years of his life at West Point, and
known Familiarity many of the persons and
scenes alluded TO. Hence the careless free
dom of expression and detail, that cbarac-
terized that very hastily-written communities
ton, with not the slightest expectation of
ever seeing it in print. That it should, there
fore, quite inadvertently am sure, have
found its way into the public press, is, it may
be unnecessary to add, source OF regretand
annoyance to IhE AUTHOR.
Cleveland, O., July Il, '59.
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| accordance with the requirements Of City Or
J. dnance No. 3, Section So, hereby give notice
that there has been procured standard set of
weights and measures for the of the City of
keokuk
And hereby further notify all tradesmen and
other persons using weights and measures, or 9TH
er instruments for weighing any article or COM
modify whatsoever, within the limits of this city,
that the Inspector has been required to examine all
weights and measures and instruments for weigh
ing and measuring within this city, and to FIX q
suitable stamp seal upon the same shall be
in conformity with he standard prescribed by the
laws of this State, under Title XIII, Chapter 81
OF the Code Of Iowa.
WILLIAM LEIGHTON,
July %, 1859. Mayor of Keokuk.
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On u oukhOts
We make the following extract from q
communication Of Laurin Dewey of Mt.
Pleasant, published in Henry county pa
per. The communication is somewhat
lengthy, and is designed more especially for
the information Of the people of that Sec
ton, and we will therefore content ourself
with SO much Of it as shows how highly q
Railroad connection below the Rapids is APP
preciated by intelligent men of the interior
Of the State.
He says:
The advantages to accrue to the citizens Of
Henry county, as we'll as to other sections
through which the road passes, when finish
ed, are incalculable. Ii especially places
in the State, from tue facilities which it will
give for travel, and transportation of freight,
in any direction, and at any season Of the
year. To the farmers, it gives the choice
of an Eastern or q Southern market. The
cattle. and hogs intended for an Eastern mar
ket, may be transported without change of
cars, and with corresponding saving and
risk. Bulk pork invariably seeks Southern
market. This road will give increased fa
cilities for the shipment Of live hogs for
packing at keokuk, the Pork metropolis OF
the State, and for the transportation of bulk
meat at choice Of season. In grain, the
St. Louis market for the last twelve years,
has mainly been in advance of that of Chi
cage; but, in any event, the road will give
a choice of markets, or the benefit of both.
On the completion Of the road, Mt. Pleas.
ant, instead of continuing "trbutary," az
she now is, becomes q competing and dis.
tributing point. The heavy articles of mer.
chandise, the iron and salt, sugar, moasses
coffee, &C., in return for our hogs, cattle and
grain, come from the South. These articles
can and will be landed in Mt. Pleasant al
cheap BY the X. Mt. P. & Nj. r. r. as thu
same can be zIelivered in Burlington by tn,
River, in ~ erdinary stages of water, and
If necessl from two to four weeks earlie
in the spl and later in the fall. The SAM
mercha4 he, BY other routes, must be trans
ported d long lines of railroad. and witt
corresponding rates.
These benefits accrue to the individual
membcfs OF the community. They brin
within the reach Of all, at reasonable rates
the comforts, luxuries or necessities of lif
-give- largely increased facilities for tn
shipment of the surplus productions of tn
country, and build up in our midst me-
sources OF wealth and industry.
In view Of these facts, we presume no Gil
izen of the county would be willing to wip
out our public improvements in order to ri
lease himself from the payment of his Jul
proportion of taxa tax which, in the nc
gregste, from the largely increased valuatio
OF property attending great public improve
ments, will be no greater than in the at
sence of these improvements.
The tide OF prosperity is again turned
The experience of the past two years wi
leave in it's train good as we'll as evil; ar
the advance in all tue elements of wealt
though slower, will be more steady and ce
tain.
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Tn Dks MoIsKs VALLEY WHIa is published
evory Monday at this Office, is one ofthe oldes
papers in lows, and has widely extended circu
lation throughout the Des Moines Valley, North.
ern Missouri, and Western Illinois.
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July 10. sod

The American Express Company.
To THE BUxlNESS PUBLIC:
gTvHE AMERICAN EXPRESS CO., having APP
i pointed Mr.. c. L. ALLEN their Agent for
this city, viii on Friday, July 18th, remove to
Stuart Griffith q old office on Seoond-st-, west
side Main. They will do m Express business
for all places in the United States, Europe, Cali
fornis. Their wagon will be In readiness to make
ais for all Express matter that may be offered.
July IA, '5Q-d1m
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METROPOLITAN Hotel.

rIyHIS large and we'll furnished Hotel, containing
i 100 rooms, has recently changed banda. l..
Gates retiring aud B. II. Skinner succeeding him.
j. w. Mason stin remains ~ Superintendent
Both Mcesrs. Skinner and Mason we'll known
throughout the western country as gentlemen OF
experience in hotel keeping, and other assurance
is necessary that the Metropolitan will be conduct
ed in manner deserving the patronage Of the pub
lie. Board $l.50 per day.
Julvl3-d3m
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e. Mr.. Kirkwood has commenced the
campaign by speaking to-day at Muscatine.
We will publish his list of appointments to-
morrow.
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Mayor Tieman ought not to attend SO
many festivals, dinners and late parties
Now York does not want night mayorl
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L0H1I NOtICes
TIyOJAMES 4. BRUCE, j. X. Hickey, Simon
i Mayberg, s. Meyburgh Brother You
hereby notified that there il now on file in the
Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee
County. Iowa, at keokuk, the petition of Cum
minis, Seaman h Co., claiming Of James Z. Bruce
$500 on his promissory not@ to Cummins, Seaman
Co., and Is against I'll OF you the foreclosure Of
mortgage certain real estate In which you claim
to have some interest and unless you appear and
answer thereto on before the second day Of next
September (85o) term Of said court, to be held at
Keokuk on the frs. Monday Of said month, judg-
ment by default will be had against you.
RANKIN, MILLER Il ENSTER,
July Is. 1859 In Pltfs Attys.
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United States Express Company.

United States Express Company.
rIsHE u. S. EXPRESS co. having dissolved
i themselves from the American Express Compa-
ny, will continue heretofore, at their old stand
In Parsons, Building I'd street, 10 do general
Express business between all principal points from
Keokuk, connecting with responsible lines running
South, through California, Oregon and European
countries.
All orders left at their Office will be promptly
filled, and goods delivered to any part Of the city
FREE OF CHARGE.
Express leaves daily, Sundays excepted
C. Ii. TEN-EYCK,
July IL, Sod Agent.
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NEW Map OF LEE COUNTY


rISHE subscribers propose publishing, at IN early
L day, complete Sectional and Property Map of
Lee County, Iowa, on large scale and In the best
style.
1t will embrace all property divisions, with the
names Of the owners, the location Of all the pub
lie buildings mills factories, dc.; also, the tray
eled as well ~ recorded roads, from actual eur
veys now In progress, besides streams, divisions of
prairie and timber, and other natural features Of
the country.
This Map will be handsomely CO. ored and mount
cd, and IN ornament to any public private room,
and from the large amount Of information new In
the hands and al the disposal Of the subscribers
will, we hope, contain rs few Ii possible
in a work Of the kind
We refer to our Maps Of keokuk and Fort Madi-
son as specim ems of work, and solicit for this
enterprise liberal support from property holder,
and all who feel interest in the welfare and pro-
gress of our county.
Fox h OTLEY, Civil Engineers.
N. MCCULLOUGH, in,
Civil Engineer and County Surveyor.
Keokuk, July l3, 859-dAwlm
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Lcxal Notice.

To William Cotton, Elizabeth Cotton and John
W. Crooks:
VOU and each Of you are hereby notified that
there ia now on file in the efhce OF the Clerk
Of Distri CT Court OF Lee County Iowa, at keekuk.
. petition Of Charles C. Stevens, clai ming of you
the said VIM. w, Cotton the sum OF six hundred
and sixty dollars, with interest AT per cent pay
able annually, from August 4, 1858, ~ money due
on promssory note made by you and one John
Crawford in his life time, dated August 4, 1856,
for $500, payable two years after date To order of
said Stevens and one VIM. Y. Cowles; and also
claiming az 4inst each and all OF you the foreclo-
sure Of . mortgage given TO secuIe said note and
Others since paid, lots and in block 3, In w.
ii. Williams and Perry Reeves addition to the
City of Keokuk, Lee County, Iowa; the same be-
ing for part Of the purchase money, and the inter-
est Of the said Cowles therein having been trans
ferred to said Stevens.
And that unless you appear and answer said pc
tition ON or before the morning Of the second day
of the next term Of said court, To commence at
Keokuk on the first Monday Of September, A. ID.
Is 50, the said petition will be taken confessed
by you and decree rendered against you In
cordance with the prayer thereof
NOBLE a STRONG,
July %, 1s59-Im Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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slave CargOcs Landed I'm Florida.
Correspondence of N. Y. Herald

WASHINGTON, July 10.
Carefully as the secret has been guarded !
by those interested, it is we'll known through
out the entire South that very large number
of slavec have been landed chiefly ON the
Florida coast, within the past twelve months.
very distinguished Democratic Senator in
formed me within the last week, that his esti- |
mate of the number Of cargoes OF "savages''
that had been successfully transported into
the interior of the country since May, 1858,
was between sixty aid seventy. He added
that the boast had been semi confdentialIy
made TO him, six weeks ago, by an individual
interested, that twelve slave vessels, whose
nsnes we're known to him, would discharge
their living freight upon our shores within
ninety days. Surprising each vessel to con-
tain, deducting loss by death, $50 blacks, the
late increase Of slave population Of the South,
by importation from the coast Of Africa. must
have been over 900. Startling as this fact
appears, have not ventured to communicate
it toyou until fully persuaded that it cannot
be contradicted; or, if gainsayed, that it's
truth may within short period be demon
strated.
This is the emanation of no "Black Re-
publican journal, nor 10 it got up simply to
"injure the Democracy The Herald is an
organ OF the Administration, and its Wash
ington correspondents assume to stand in high
favor at Court. The facts are given as sim
pie items Of news, and are unquestionably
well-founded. Similar facts have been made
public by others; and there is as little doubt
OF their authenticity as there 10 of the equally
important fact, that the Democratic party
has become the mere tool Of the Shareholders
OF the union.--l Albany Jour.
ADVICE FROM LADY TO THE LADIEs.-A
lady correspondent Of one Of our exchange,
writes as follows concerning hoops and lift.
ing up dresses -
1.-THE hoops should be near together, 50,
two or three inches apart, and come to with
in as many inches Of the feet or the bottom
o. the dress. A word about the Management
OF dresses. In the first place, in going nj
stairs you need only lift the front OF YOU,
dress, and in descending, the back OF you
skirts. The front part Of your dress can b.
no effort be soiled ia descending, nor tn
back part, by descending . pair Of stairs
Do therefore have reform in this to m
mind immodest habit you have heedlessl
gotten into, Of dragging your dress benin
going down stairs, and lifting it up in from
instead"
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Life, Fire and Marine Insurance
Agency.
D0LCIES Of Insurance issued at the lowest
L rates in the following reliable first class COM
panies:
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
or NEW YORK
This is the safest and most reliable Life Insurance
Company in the world, with accumulated
Fund Of over %, 900 900.
ATLANTIC FIRE AND MARINE ms. CO.,
OF PROVIDENCE, RI.
CaPital $50, 900 90.
SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE ms. CO.,
sPRINGYIKLD, MASS.
Capital Sl6O.OOO.
PEORIA MARINE FIRE INSURANCE CO.
PEORIA, ILL.
Capital $500, 200 90.
Those desiring Insurance will do we'll to call at
the Agency Office OF G. II. DIMOND,
julylsdlm Main-st., over 0gden's Book Store,