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Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02

IMPoRTANT TERRIToRY.--The removal of Hum
boldt Indians has opened a vast and important
territory to the settler. Hitherto its resources
have been uudevel0ped, because Of the number
and ferocty Of infesting Indians. We have been
told that as grazing country it is exceedingly
important.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02

WN. II. DAILY, ESQ.
Sir-Your AROMATIC VALLEY WIS
KEY ia received, and after careful examination,
| find it to be pure article, entirely free from
the adultcrating ingredients so frequently used.
JAMES J. MAPES, Chemist.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02

STELLA IGNCAlsPIHENT, No. IL, L. o.
O. F-Mcets on the evenings of the first and
third Saturday of each month at Odd Fellows
Hall. :" Magnolia building. Main street. Patri-
archs from abroad are cordially invited to attend.
ltd. \. VI. KRUTTSCHNITT, S.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02

EXTENSIVE ProsrECr EXpressman Shafcr in
forms us that from the top of Redwood mountain
the ocean be seen, fifty miles distant the
prospect limited only by the horizon. The coun-
try now open TO the settler affords fine farming
locations, on South Fork of Trinity, Eel river,
Wager creek, and other streams The hills are
sparsey timbered, but covered with grass, afford
ing pasture for multitudes Of cattle.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02

TIE editor Of the Folsom Express believes that
gold now discovered, was deposited in the bed
of a former ocean by .fsLes. Another person says
that accounts for its being found in scales Per
haps the fish were oysters, thus accounting for
gold being discovered in 6edg
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02
Daly's Aromatic Valley Whisky

Is put up in cases containing one dozen bottles
each.
For sale by all The principal Liquor Houses in
San Francisco. ap2.ll.l3t
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02
L O. O. f
NORTH STAR LODGE

~ No. 81. meets every Wednesday sN[SSSs :
evening, at o'clock, at Odd Fellows 1S'AgNt|<~
Hall Main street, Weavcrvillc. All visiting Bro
thcrsarc cordially invited to attend.
ltd. II. j. SEAMAN, r. S.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02

Col SNowDEN, business agent of the Den1o-
cratic Standard, should visit the North Where
the paper has been seen ii is popular, and all in
teligent persons Observing, admire the mastery
editorial capacity exhibited
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02

THE VoLUNTEERs.--Mr. John Ludwig, returned
who was so badly wounded. has entirely recover
cd, and has gone with the Indian escort to Men
docino Reservation. Fortyive Of the men were
campcd on Redwood Creek, fifteen miles the other
side of Hoopa Valley. If they conclude to return
without baggage, they will be here in n day or
two. Two days were occupied in attempting to
break the road, but two miles only were accom-
plished in that time.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02
NOTICE.

NIIE UNDERSIGNED WILL APPLY to the
L Hon. Board of Supervisors of Trinity County
at their next session, for a renewal of license to
keep toll Ferry across Trinity River, at point
known as Fitch's Ferry. il. !. FITCH.
Upper Trinity, March 81, 1859. l0tG
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02
Days Aromatic Valley Whisky.
State Assayer's OHce, 80 Somerset 81,

State Assaycr's OGce 30 Somerset ST..
BosToN, Mass, April II, 1858.
Wm. HI. DnIy, New York;
Dear Sir-I have made a chemical analysis of
YOUR .ARONATIC FALLEY WHISKY, and
find it a pure, fine favored Rye Whisky, contain
ing no injurious matter OF any kind, and recon-
mend it as suitable for medical and public pur-
poses CHARLES T. JACKSON, NJ. d.
State Assaycr.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02

PoEr'5 CoLuMN.-Three original poems on the
preceding page, exhibit not little of poetic
beauty. The well-known names prcGxed will
secure the attention of all intelgen persons who
read the paper,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02
TRINITY CHAPTER,

Sssens No. 10, ROYAL ARCH MASONS. meet
VA on the second and Fourth Tuesday in
aass& each month, at the Masonic Hail. in
Wcaverville.
2Gtd. JNo A. WATSON, Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02

MEssEC AND Ills MEN.-Mr. Loop, who made
lis way through from Humboldt, relates that
Capt. Messec, with some sixty OF bis men attemp-
ted TO thresh down the snow to enable them I'd
get across Redwood mountains with their animals
and baggage, but abandoned The enterprise and
will wait week or so longer At last accounts
they were canped on Redwood mountain, in four1
feet Of snow. We trust that when they do arrivc|
they will be received with the welcome and apt
probation deserved by brave and enduring sol
diers The pcrils and fatigue Of a vigorous In [
dian campaign are but i'll understood by persons
inexperienced in camp life; the rigorous storms
and deep SHOWS are more formidable than the|
trcacherous enemies sought The volunteers have|
been instant on the trail; they have accomplished
their work nobly, aud in addition TO substantial
reward, shOuld be gladdcncd on their return by
the expressed appreciation Of their fellow citizens
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02

PERDnIoN, RATHER THAN THE GOsPEL.-Iiey.
Moses Campt, an eccentric preacher of the
Methodist church, south, was preaching in Santa
Clara valley young man rose 10 60 out, and
the preacher said: "Young man, if you'd rather
90 TO hell than hear me preach. you may go ="
The sinner stopped and reflected moment and
saying, respectfully, d" H'eH, bcijere lcould !'
went on.-T TriJttnc
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02

JoHN p. JONES, who has been acting MS Gen.
Kibbe's private secretary in the Humboldt cam
paign, has gone TO San Francisco lie will prob
ably advance the claims Of the volunteers, at
Sacramento.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02

State has passed the Assembly, and is now be-
fore the Senate. We are not advised further of
the several provisions. Th" Trinity. Shasta and
Si-kyou ASsemblymrn supported it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02
New York, April 10, 1858.

have analyzed a sample Of DfLY'S ARO-
MATIC TfLLEY WHISKY, and find it to be
pure article. of fine flavor, and without any
deleterious admixlure.
JAS. II. Chiffon, NJ. d., Chemist.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02

TIE END or AMBwloN.-Ihat wonder Of the
world. the Atlantic Telegraph, is seldom men
toned now Gyms Field the national toast, he
ro ard demi-god, sits forgotten among his bat
tcrcs, acids, and unsacoble sections of cable
The world is ungrat,ful to be hero one must
lie successful. When Fulton started his first boat
the vessel moved little, then stopped and would
20 no further. The spectators jeercd and dcclar-
cd that they always believed The constructor a
visionary. Nothing but little piece of iron
hindercd the boats progress the hopeful nven-
tor removed it, the boat moved on and the fame
OF Fulton was achieved.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02

C0NsTITuTIoNAI CoNvENTIoN.--A dispatch from
Senator Burch, states that the bill prepared and
introduced by himself, providing for consttu-
tional convention, passed the Senate on the 2Sth,
by vote of q to 5. This is q popular demo
cratic measure, which will secure the appreciation
of many not of the party, and we arc glad that
Mr.. Burch is conspicuously identified with it,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02

NUMEROUS CORRECroNs.-Thc humboldt Times
says that Mrs. Walton, mentioned in this paper
wasn't the first white woman at humboldt Bay,
but that Mrs. Howard was; the Californian OBJ
serves that Mrs. Sharp was the distinguished pio-
neer lady Considering their unanimty of
opinion, we are led to pronounce them both his
torcally correct.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02

ORCHARDS in Oregon, having existed four or
five years, are beginning to decay. RAPID ma
turty is compensated by early death.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02

REMARKABLE CAMPAIGN.-The volunteers have
been ont nearly six months, and have entirely
cleared Humboldt county of Indians and have
not lost a man. This we consider remarkable
gencralSEip.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02

IARpGR's Magazine, for March, contains first
rate sketch Of Balboa discovering the Pacific
ocoao. The intrepid explorer perish at las,
by the hcadsman.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02

INTELLIGENT readers who are not pleased with
this number. will coincide exactly, with our own
opinion. Another number 50 dcetiutc Of interest
viii not be permitted to appear soon.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02

PRoPosAIs, TO DUlLDErs.-- Gum & Co. adver-
tise for proposals TO baild a lumc across The
Trinity AZ Steiners Flat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-23

UThe Cedar Rapids Times of - In
says that man named Lake Wa v
down the main street Of Lisbon, Ahout -
e'elcsk on Iassday night, and When eppe-
site 80 beuss ~ III. Ely, ra1IAa afnsd
with knifss saddsaly sprang iroa behind !
1es end attempted "a steb him 30 tho hssrt.
Fortunately ths point q - 0sspon slspsk
: rib and glanced on, disapE pointing the
anything but running, 20 tbs viilAtn vino
stabbed hin effected retreat ct lsisuYe.--
MI. Lake had sum Of money in his pos
session. and Il il probable that the attempt
upon his life was made for the purpose Of
getting il.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-23


The General Assembly Of the Old School
Presbyterian Church, at it's session Ia Indian
apollo, in May last, decided to locate the
General Seminary Of the Church for the
Northwest 1t Chicago, Mr.. Mccormick, OF
that place, donating @i00, 900 a. consider
alton for such location.
The Seminary ct the same time elected DIR.
Rice OF Chicago, as Professor Of Theology,
DIR. McMaster being HE principal opponent.
The former Of these gentlemen was known to
be pro-slavery in bis opinions, while the lat
ter was known to be equally anti-slavery in
his opinions. The defeat OF DR.. McMaster,
and the otherwise unsatisfactory organising
OF the Seminary, has given offense 70 the Sy-
mods OF the Western States, which have sew
orally decided in their late meetings to with
draw their cGuntenance and support from
this Sehinary-the Synod Of Chicago BY :
vote Of % to l0--the Northern indiana Sy-
nod by vote Of 70 to l3--the Cincinnati
Synod BY about the same vote "a the last
above named-the Synod OF Illinois by :
vote OF 20 to 20. They all have given no.
tice that they are not to be considered a. be.
INK piedRsd to the support Of this Seminary.
NAder this state Of things, the location OF
the Seminary q Chicago, and the election OF
Or. rise, would seem, after al, barren
victory, a. shs portion Of the Church mostly
relied on for 10 sappart, cannot be depend
Rev. r. p. Aofl4lssr. p. ID, the gentle.
man referyed - ahoya, prsashed on Sunday
evening ltet y large and attentive congre-
CATION in he First Psssbytsrian Church 10
this place.--LFt. WaJasRsp.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-23

Iron the n. Y. Com. Advertiser, lsth.1
About 10 O'Clock this Tuesday, morning.
: dispatch was received o. the Police Head
quarters, from Sergeant Clinton Of asa pre-.
cinct, to the following effect: We Witnessed
; ;s-.. .c-- Sass 5. 80 1.us; singular things
ever seen in this city. large body or are
10 the shape Of comet, wish bedy 90
large ~ = house, and tail about 10 feet
long, fell from the heavens between hi, yil-
lage tYorkville) and list street, liehtine 40
tne whole neighberhood, and Witnessed by
orovds Of people.
( The receipt Of the above despatch. Of
course created some little excitement 4 had
quarters, and Captain DeCamp, Of the 2Sd
prscinct, Who happened to be 81 headoaar-
tiers = the tins, selegraphed back and en-
CURED the Damss Of the parties Who Wit
messed the descent 81 the mysterious visitor
and also whether Is was not are balloon. !.
70 this an answer was received, stating that
Sergeant Clinton, several members Of the
police force, and several respectable citisens
witnessed the phenomsnon; And that there
vas 10 mistake about tho matter; il was no,
: nre balloon, nor anything Of tho same ma
ture.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-23
rrean gEash4awtvn.


lSpecaai WepakD - - NJ 4. Tribune,
MAaGMoroN, Nov. 10.
There il proof The hands Of the Adnin-
istration that Gov. Douglass intsndsd sAkIng
possession Of San JuAn ths day before 0en.
Harvey did; il fact, sbst tho proposed and
sossunmated svsnt wsrs only separated by
twelve hours. The British Government 10
aware Of this fact, snd hence one reason,
among others, for the intended removal Of
Gov. Douglass. The President, % matter
ar courtesy, will, in thAt svsnt, recall Gen.
Harvey, but not othsrwiss, since auoh On cot
might b construed into m sbandonnSnt OF
the Americas claim 70 the island.
Information from reliable SOURCES at Piks's
Peak, not designed for pablication, states
the productive gold capacity y exceeding
yet discovered ia the world. Rus
sell, Majors + Co., army contractors, have
made arrangements for the transportation Of
eight thousand passengers, whom the season
opens.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-23

OHAhBhU1UWN1 Wy kyVVs w.
All 10 now quiet In this town bat tho mill
tary forces are auEmenting, The barns,
stack yards and farming implements, amount
ing in value TO several thousand dollsrs, be-
longing to Messrs. John BurnR, George
H. Tate and Mr.. Shirley who we're jurors in
the recent trials have been burned.
Hon. Alex. Hunter processes 70 be con-
WINGED that m attempt will be made to res
one the prisoners, and letter from Urbans,
Ohio, addressed to Brown, written in cyphsr,
which has been dscipbered. tells him to keep
10 good spirits; that his friends are muster
inE, and viii drop along one 1t time. Col.
Davis autographed to-day for Eve hundred
additional men.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-23
A Gsoa werA tor sahs.ss.

Mr.. William Hewitt writes to Mr.. Charles
Dickens, sontrovertiDg tho suggestion OF
writer in Gall the Year Round,o who said
that ghosts we're ssthoughts." Mr.. Howits
makes several assertions % to sshaunted
houses and ghosts:'' tsPoor --, the brew
or, has house ID Chestnut, now, in corss.
quence, shut mp, and presenting most
ghostly aspect, out Of which every tenant for
these twenty years or more, has been driven
by one Of those queer, rampant, gallivanting
thoughts, Mrs. Charles Kean's sister md hus.
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman, among the
rest. Mr.. Proctor, Of Willinsson, near New
sastae-en- Tyne, whose haunted house once
visited, has been permanently driven ea4 Of
ri By one OF thsss troubfes0MS Eko0ehtS. -
Whoever sets himself 10 re-
solve oil the ghosts that havs ecpsased IN
this blessed world, from Jobs apparitioa,
which nAds his hair stand on md, or Bru.
tus's evil genius, down TO that OF Captain
WhsAtsFoft, which, ths other day, compelled
The War O16es 70 correot tAs data Of HE des n
befoFs sLscknsw in tho o6oial resarn, isto
thought Suggestions, will leave DON Quixote
and HE windmiils amssisgly Tar behind
Are ron svsrs that there hes existed for
years society, joculariy called the Ghost
Club, eonsigsing Of number Of Oambridae
men VINO have taken high h0norS there, And
now hold kigh poets 10 this work - sy
world, 'snts fellows and mash considered.
whose objese has bssn thoroughly to sift this
question OF apparitions, and 70 test the Gases
produced By every test Of logical and meta
physical inquiry BY the principles OF the Sc
versst legal and hissorioal evidences; and that,
after exanining vast number Of such state.
ments, the conclusion they have tonne to IL
that "the ghosts have IT'D A the oorres.
pondenee VA merely private ana friendly
one, Ne do not fed ourselves Ct liberty TO
publish Mr. Diekinson's answer, 10 which be
assurss Mr.. Hewitt that the casss siyen IN
Gall the Yea. Round'' were genuine cases. Ia
10 degree filtered or garnishsd, that be kss
heard the narrator relate them for wears -
perfectly true; and what ID more, chat the
narrator himself lived IN famous sshsuntsd
house" in Kent, which ID shut up now, or ~
the othsr day. That he himself has slways
taken great interest in these matters. but
requires evidence such ~ hs has not vel met
with and ahat whsn hs sstbinks Of the amount
Of misery and injustice that constantly ob :
tains in this world, which word from the
departed dead person in question could set
right, he would not believe-ceuld not be-
lieve-in the War Ofice Ghost, without over
whslming evidence
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Alcohol, Burning Fluid and Cam.
phene UiotilloYy.

M % n y u L o. - = n,
fhird-st. bet. Main b Johnson KEOK UK
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the citisens Of Keo-
IN kuk and surrounding country that be has his
Distiiery in full operation and Is ready to furnish
all who may favor him With cali, with anything
In his line at prices ~ low can BE- met with In
any other market. Call and try. II the goads do
not give satisfaction your money will be refunded.
Nov. rs, '59-dIy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-23
ssiIl Tnev Cenes

asill Tney Comet
Psar, Peach, Cherry, Plum and Ounce
Trees also, Cherry Currants, common Our
rants, Gooseberries, 3D.. DO, 10 great yari-
ETY. and abundance.
n. Big grapes not ell gone.
WIN. BARNES, No. 4, Estes House.
Oct. 81, 1859.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-23

ia Jsckson( Miss. paper calls ! new
pissol gallery In that town ! shall ar science,
The tsIsnes, we suppose, teaches the young
idea how 20 shoot.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-23

BACK AND FRoHT.--An Irish nsws.carrier,
says The Builder, who sometimss courts the
Muses, hse kivsn his idoA of the churoh.
building tasts Of the American peopls il tie
following lines, which contain more truth
than possry;
They pits Up front 70 the street,
Liks onld NsstnliDster Abbsy;
But thin they thinks 70 Ghatc the Lord,
Asdbniids The beck past shabby,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-23

her toe ont oE--asks the New York Home
Journal--and says, ftthis ID to become An in-
.tsres.ing point Of Fifth AvsDuedi.y. - The
toe, % make tho foot poisted md sss4ll, 10
beginning 70 prevail ID Paris. AZ Liza i 10
the rule 70 perforn this operation % tho To-
surgeon, nov advertising IN Paris, oisrs 10
perform II On grown-up females, warranting
that they shall not be confined TO the house
more than ono week. II this fashion should
become universal, the male scr will, We think,
be the completest in fos-tosio
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-23
General Insurance Agency.
C0e. sE00ND AM MAIN.

General Insurance Agency.
Coz. sE0OND AMI MA1N.
LHRE, LAKE. 1mvE@ AND LIVE m.
= bUkAN01 prsnptly attsnAsa 70 q 1Ais OlBss.
Better - Dore INDIGNANTLY en- - RivUn O. thfa
Aensy sAAa any other IN this sty, md 49, tro1nal
PHxNx FIRE ESURAn08 %. or new YORK.
Oapasal aa4 suSDIns 1850 ms 10.
MONTAUR lIRB IN6. co. or NEW YORK.
capital anA sasDlus efoi. o1S.7S.
HOMELAND FIR1 ms. CO., on NEW rosK.
OaPisal ana surPfus $50. oo1 -.
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, OHrKW YORK.
Cash capital u, 600, 600.
CAsx 6uHsLus, JULr lsf, lsD. tl5sp1
ATEA INSURANCE COMPANY.
or HARTFORD, CONx.--CAII1AL u ,OOO, 600.
cAsa 6ua1Lus, JuLr In, lete. 8, 80 ~.
UDsilAings, Msfehandiss, MILF, Tae&ssiss
aouasaoA 1srsitars and Dwsilinss insured u :
low rates - other Companies Who pay their 1oeseo
n. B. TEE-EYcK, Agsat,
O1iss corner "a and NAir Sta, Ksoksk. Isva.
Nov. Z, ~ din
Insurance! Insurance Insurance.
D0LICI16 - Stores. Dwellings, MegsAandiss
I Pork Houses, Public Bsildings, Mansfasturina
kstablsmentss IIsusshoid Yurnitsrs, ard III issa.
rabls property, issued q The lowest rates In thu
following substantial Companies
PHOENIX ms. CO., or HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPIfAL 44OO, 900.
CITY FIRE ms. co., or HARTFORD, COM,
CAPITAL $50, 600.
HARTFORD FIRE ms. CO., OF HARTFORD.
CAPITAL 450O, 900.
MERCHANTS ms. CO., or HARTFORD, CONN
CArrfAL 42O0, 900.
This Agency always rsys it loasss pro.ptly
CASE.
Dwellings,. with Furniture therein, insursl 81 4
vnKY MOD1RAx1 rRKMIun, for one, thsos 81 Nv
years. Calland learn tAs rates.
Wm. ~. DELkNAR, Art,
Eov1dlm 6ssunA-st., nsaS Main.
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Fsuaie Den.snstratlo..

a .a,.s F.@F &
We ars informed By I gentleman from De
Witt that dsnonstration was made BY !
party Of females, about twenty in nunber,
upon the saloons Of that place few 4nights
ago. They visited : saioon kept bys Cor
man and warned him 20 ssdry up.v They
then gsve ~ lrishmAn cali, and hs not
talking TO sait thorn. they threw blanket
over his head and proceeded 70 administer
unto hin, when biz cries brought sons Of
his countrymen 30 biz assiseancs. and the
damsels wers obliged 70 rstrest. They NEXT
called on. : Yankee. He received .k:- -:--
kindly, and watching his opportunity, hs
caught two Of the best looking about the
neck and kissed them. The lAdses not bsine
used TO that kind Of warfare, retired, lsas-
ing the Ysnhes victor, and his forces. ssred
sye' and 'stangls foot" unharmsd.- II Hawk
eye.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-23
The Texas outlaws.

NEW ORLkANs, Nov. 10.
The Indianola Courier Of the 18th instant,
says that an Express from the Sheriff Of Neu-
ees county had arrived, reporting that Cofte-
mas, with T,5U0 men aud nine cannon, has
full possession OF the Rio Grande from
Brownsville TO Rowa, and his forces are
securing oil the country. All mail comma
nications west OF the Neuocs are cut Oh. -
Corpus Christi ID, however, not thrsassned.
Capt. Tobin, with 100 men from Corpus
Christi, has been defeated and il 10 feared
that hie retreat 10 oat on. The reports are
conflicting and probably vary much exagger-
ated.
The latest reliable accounts are BY New
Orleans merchants, who left Brownsville on
the 4sh inssant, when affairs were unchanged.
General Twiggs telegraphed to the Govern
msnt yesterday in relation to the matter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-23

R1-Is 10 estimated that the British r..;oc
spends annually abouttwo millions Of dollar
for psrfaasry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-23

u They have dramatised the Harper's
Ferry snsir, and are playing ii, 1t Worcerter,
Mass. II certainly afFords geld for broad
hxmor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-23

DIsAPPEARANcE or YoUNo GnL.-The
Davenport Gazette says Miss Esther Conk-
lin, aged is, mystsrionsly disappsafsd fron
thas place on the evening Of the i7th inst
Il 10 supposed she Was abducted BY couple
Of mon and taken down the river on tho
steamer Col. Morgan. The mether Of tho girl,
Who is poor widow woman, 10 very much
distressed By the circumstances.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-23

TMH Dns MONIES VALLEY WHG IN puhlished
every Monday At this office, ID Of the Oldest pa
pers in lows, and has widely extended circulA-
tion throughoat the Des Moines Valley, Northern
Missouri, and Western illinois,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-23

-, 11ro and Marine 1nonraooo
Agency.
OOLlCIkS cf Ins9xenss issued ct ~ 1DMoo4
rates N the follpwiAG rsliA1h Arst siabs -
En- MUTUAL Erru IHsra xrcx ooaxr an,
or INV NonE
This In the safest anA nDst felianae Lite Iuuuraep
Company In thsWoY11, v1lh n6 a6sumu1a1n1
Fund OF over "a, GOO 900.
ATLANTIC FIRk AND MARINE Inns. CO.,
Or YnovIDDNC1, !. 4.
+ 4x Capital $50 900 90.
6PRIN0EIELD FIRE AND AARINk INE. co.,
SrRfNoYI1LD, Mas.
Capital $3.50 ,0O0s
PEORIA MARINE FIRE INSURANCE CO
r1o1IA, MI.
CaRlsaI 400 200 90.
Those desiring InsurAnee WIN II ~sil Is can 4
The Agency Once 81 q. u DIMoND.
Nov.ISdlm Hain-st., ovaOsteaS Ne6k Gtprs.
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To AGENT EOg TINS FOLLOWING
- T. ELIADLE LAkE AND EnRE lNA
SUM ANCE COmEANIE1s
Masual Dsns1is Lite Ins. %.
Net Aoounnlati0n Jan. !, 80, % ,OOl ,o9O.ol.
This Company hss larger seeunslaaan ssn-
pared with Ito liabilities than any oshsf Hfs In
surancs Co. In ths unitsd 0tasss.
% psrsens Il this city hare their Nvss iasursd
In this 0o0paay. s
LAMAR ITR1 I'M. 90. or NEW YORK.
Cash CaRaeal e3o0 900.
HUMBOLDT FIRE INs. co. on NEW YORK.
Cash CaYtsaA 1901, 600.
ATLANTIC IIR1 ms. 90. ~ BROOKLYN, n. 4.
Oash Capital olSo, coo.
QUAKER CITY ms. 90. on PHILADELPHIA.
Capital and Surplus, Jan. I. lS4o,
e31A. 81 -,
- Particular attsnt1oa eisSn ~ Marine M
Fire lnsurancs. Contrast ROlieies iaaMaA
OFFICR-0n ThiSd-se, Ksohsk, Iowa.
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