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90 M M E RCIAL.

DAILY CARE CIrY Ovvlcny .
90 err Ksokak, Aarsh ~
1LOuR-snpsrans, tn sDrin9 whsA1 sx-
ira, - Fall wheat, extra, Is % to1s -.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 1850 so per i %.
c0RN--se 10 s3-duli. ~ AH2s -
BARLEY-Sprfng, 45ass. Fall, 6ss7se.
WHEAT Ii good demand. Fall u oosl ~,
Spring sess5.
OATS-Ss 10 ss.
kYE-7ss7scI IN good demand.
i POTATOES - u IS BY the load retail ~ to y.
GROCEAIRS-Eew Orleans Sugar, fair oao},
prime saaIsa, slAsiasd 1oa1oa, crushed Ioai ID
tails. Maaasses- Plantation so to s5e, s. a. =
10 90, Golden Byrsp, 81 70 600. coass--Rio u
to 1si. Java 1870 Ise. Lsguyra, TO IA. Rice, %
eis.
soAP-Palm sic, Family SIC.
cANDLEs-Star Is to ~, stssrins Is, Mould
Ia, summer pressed. Is
LARD-sl to 10; retail lac.
BUTTER4-choics III 10 - retail Is 70 20.
HIDES--Dry IL to Ia, green ,bA; green sheep
psits 10 to 7sc; green hsg skins Is.
HAY-Prairis tbA To 81; TiDcthy and Hungs.
rian. $7a47l, Baled do. ~ 70 slei Retail, 81
BEEDS.-HungariAn Grass, IS TO 90 cents
Timothy, II 90 10 90; Flax Seed, soasei
6uNDRIEs-eniens, 40 to a4 Eggs, Sto 10.
feathers, 1ee to 3te w bite Beans, 7sc toee.
fRUIT-arssn sppiss, choice, - 30 per bbl
Dried apples, lssto - per bush. Dried peaches
- ~ 10 SIS; Ratsins, - 50 10 4 90.
cnKESE-W.R.1 II to ia; Denmark to 10.
PRovIBIONS-Hans 10 to IL; Shoulders II TO 81
clsax sides 10 10 IL,
BEEF 4a34e gross; ~ 10 81 per quarter.
sHREP--92 - 10 ~ - = head.
H00s.--DrssssA, - ~ TO % -.
sALT--6. Ash 90 toI roper sack Kannw.
Ia, : 1ea3se per Dbl. Liverpool, t11s per sack
Lake 81 80 y Dbl.
Unsatisfactory, No. i $40 70 41l y Dbl No
1ik 70 SIS; no. 1I3 .otn. White, Mol - y
70 IS 7kV half Dbl. God Fish sts h.
ExcuAxss.--On New York for currency ~ PEI
cent; forged I Per cent. 6s.Louisa per cent.
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Alcohol, Burning Fluio ana Cam
phcue Distillory.
M II Q q a BIZ O,B RIEN,

M V ~ = II % - - - N,
Third-st., bet. Main johnson, -
u ESPECTfULLY informs the citsens OF Keo-
= : go ~1s Surrounding country tnat ne mas his
Distilery In full operation, and II ready TO furnish
all who may favor him with . sall, with snything
In his line It prices - low can b. met with in
any other market. Call and try. II the goads do
not give satisfaction your money will b refunded.
Nov. ~. '6o-dIy
kEOk u r. FEMAL LIE SEMENAMY.
vrHE third term Of this Institution will com
i menoe on Monday, Jan. 30th, In the basement
Of the Chatham square Church, corner Of 7th and
Morgan sts. These rooms have been found dry and
cool and easy of asosss.
The Teachers secured to instruct In their difcr-
emit departments Of study, are the following.
Rev. @. A. WILLIAMS, Principal;
Mrs. b. n. WILLIAMS;
Mrs. y. ii .CRAVEN;
Miss Il. C0pELIN.
Mr.. @. @. ISBELL, teacher Of Vocal Music.
Prospectus Of the Institution has been pnblisnsd,
and can be obtained application to the Prssidsnt
or Secretary of the Board Of Trustees, or 70 the
Principal. WIN. THOMPSON, President.
I'll. SrRosc. Secretary.
Jan. -, '60-d
DAOON YIDEs AND sHOULERs for
III .~IA hv KHIJnflA j. nfn1K
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THE OMNIBUS will can for pAsseAgers-rsin
i or shine, day or uighs-in any part Of the city
All orders left with T. b. TewkshH1y, nj the Rail
rod md Sssanksst OAes, opposite the Billings
House, win rsseive prompt sstsnsaou. Lssvs your
erasss and procure ; siskst and you can ssst ~
sursd shat yos will b eallsd fog. Ordinary Dag
Eses free. Tickets IS ssnta-
P. s.-Havisg the iIgsst spring wagon IN The
city. an also prepared TO move Pianos and Fur
niture on the shortest notice.
feb4idly W.. g. WINS. Agent.
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TREES. TREES!! TREEsYl
n alley Brothers 4 Book q
NURSERIES,,

nj " 8A06 &AA00s
RuFiingtOn, Iowa
fl,HE PRoPkIEIORS beg leave to call the at
L tention OF Nurs men, Dealers and Planters
generally TO their large and excellent stock, which
will be sold at prices 10 suit the times.
STANDARD FRUIT TREES, for Orchards, en-
hracing all the varieties of Apples, Pears, Cher
ries Peaches, Plums Apricots, Nectarines, &C.
DWARF ThEsaS, for Gardens, embracing all the
most popular sorts If Apples, Pears, Cherries,
Peaches, Plums, Apricots, Nectarines, and Quin-
GRAPE VINES, embracing all the most popular
hardy varieties, new and old.
SMALL FRUITS, embracing all the most popular
varieties of Blac berries, aooseberrics, Currants,
haspberries, Sirs berries, DC.
MISCELLANEOUS FAULTS, embracing Muller
ries, Chestnuts, Fiiberts, BArberries, &c.
RHUBAhB OR PIE PLANT, embracing all the
largest and finest varieties, as Downing's Colos-
sal, Victoria, LinnH aus, Cahoon, DC.
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Embracing all the choice hardy varieties Of Ev-
OF greens, Shade snd Ornamental frees, Towering
Shruns, Vines and Climbers, Roses, DAhlias, P1o-
mics, Phloxes, Euehsiss, and all other popular OF
desirable Gretn House and Larry Towering Plants
worthy OF cultivation ia the West.
~ For further information and prices, soc the
fol owing Catalogues, which will be sent gratis Il
ali who apply for Them - !.
First .iur ener al Descriptive Catalogue Of Frui
and Ornamssutsl Trees. shrubs, Vines, Roses
Green House an,.. Hardy Fiowering Plants.
Second-Our VIII, tcsaie Catalogue for Nursery
men and Dealers or ~ sers who purchase largely.
NFAiIrY RI OTHERS BOOK,
Feb2sdIv Burlington, lows.
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A~The ma of DR.. fanntett.v,s B;ttArs for Diva.
peus;.. Fl.tu,encv. Ha.v;ne.. Of tho stomach. a.
sny other ike .aae,,on. |. ..cona 10 NON. IN tha
.onn,rv a. .h,o.a Ta ~ abs 10 .,.t. sonsasnt1v
th., ~. .,.,s a.. .As nv.r.r.,.
and ,,ks a;.s..o. d - ~. n,orr,.tor. .orr.s a.
nn.l,av "a n,...nra r,rsnoyss III uora,a ~.
t1y fran ,hs s,om..h nnr;ss. tbs hl,x, ;mn.vts
r.n.-.a v,,.,,,v ! ~. nsrvor. .v.,s.. .;x,.- !.
ts.t,on..n a $500 .;h,s ~ M rs,esr
&c. h..,,A ~. .nn..a,,. ..rro~t.a~.mart.
- a.. .u.,,.... IA h.c.s..c, r..n,..
-. 5000 a. nronr,a,o.. ais, i. .anno. Ma,
rrovn 80. 49, !, ~. .N,,c,aa. .na ,rnar. ~
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G ROCE RESI-!
NEW ARRIVALS

~ ROGEn1Eo!!l
NEW ARRIVALS
BY the First Boat Of the Season
~ HnDs. N. o. SUGAR, /
% BBLs. N. 0. MoLAssEs,
70 BBLs. WHITE SUGARS,
NO SACKS. RIO GOLFER,
ou Bxs. STAR CANDLES,
Oh Bxs. SOAPS,
5 rrERcEs NEW RICE,
Az BAGS DRIED APPLES,
VI BAGS DRIED PEACHES,
D DRUMS GOLDFISH,
10 BBL. BBL. MACKEREL,
All New and Fresh. and for sale low for Cash.
KELLOGG 4 BIR GE,
March 2, 6e-d6twlm No. IS Main-st.
GUNNEY BAGS
L KELLOGG 4 BIRGE,
mchM No. ss Main-st.
Z lsNABuKa WHEAT SACKS Tor s.h by
~ KELLOGG BIRAk,
msh1 No. %, Mainst
ORANGES AND LANNON'S.
- 800 KELLOGG BfRaE, :
meh1 So Main-st.
IXYHITE FISH, new, No. and for sale By
w KELLOGG \ BIRGK,
nch7 80 Main-st.
CEMENT.
REsT article for sale b ooa . a,aar
mch2dstwlm SO Main-st-
y. n. Avsrrx Q. Il. AIsEHs.
w. III. AUsTIr co.,
Grecsrs and Produce Dealers.
NO. us MAIH-sT.,
KEok .-.-.....ioWA,
A RI now receiving = we'll assorted stock Of
n STAPLE AND FANCY
G R O c E R | E s,
Which they offer at low prices to the Wholesale ~
| we'll - Retail trade. Gail and see At
| SUGARS.
r ErlsED' we'll " i. \ xu s Isr Fl. co.. 10" By
mchs IiS Main-st.
| Lemons and Oranges
1 - ECETvKD and for sale low ~
n W. I'll. AUSTIN b CO.'S,
mchsdk~ No. l18 Main-st.
1nBXS GERMAN SOAP. q. II. uiil ! Co.'S for
10 sale BY W. II. AUSTIN CO.,
/ mchy f1S Main-st.
| CCoTCH ALE,
/ - LONDON PORTER
| and ALSOPP's PALE ALE,
by the Dbl. or dsx., for sale by
mchsdAv w. II. AUSTIN Il co.
1DH'rD rE D eGHs siipIns,
/ PRUNES, a good assortment
for sale Low by w. IL. AUSTIN CO.,
Il mcbsdAw lis Main-st.
/ FLOUR FLOUR!
/ A LII GRADES, quality guaranteed and delivered
n to any part Of the City, rRxE or CHARGE, by
w. II. AUSTIN CO.,
Il mch3-dkw lis Main-st.
DAGS WANTED, for which We will pay CASH
IN w. III. AUSTIN CO.,
mchy. ilS Msin-st.
Il ~ and BRASS bought by
T. w. III. AUSTIN CO.,
mch3dkw lis Main-gt.
WANTED
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Others, none.
ANA Losses adjusted or unadjusted, due OF not
due or in suspense waiting proof--none.
All other claims against the Company-none.
The greatest amount insured in any one risk,
except Bonded Warehouses and Storage Stores
$4,000.
Greatest amount allowed insured In any one
city, village, town. or block, liz governed by circum-
stances but ii is not intended TO have in jeopardy
by any one Are more than $4,000.
Charter OF the Company rs amended filed here
with.
mo part OF its capital earnings IL deposited in
any other State Territory security for Losses
therein.
Authority 10 accept service therefore, filed.
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Cow KnLED.-On Tuesday evening about
9 O'Clock. - the cars were coming down from
Madison, the engine caught and horribly
butchered COW. The engine was pitched
into sand bank, about 2 miles above Mont
rose, and it took till daylight 70 get in on til.
track again. The passenger had . good
time waiting. While the men we're sweating
and tuggiDg 70 get things righssd mp, th.
owner Of the COW Game up, with shotgun
on his shoulder and demanded payment TO,
his crister. II every passenger had bee,
killed, we presume it would have bean al
tho same TO him.
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Those desiring Insurance will do we'll TO call at
the Agency Once OF G. X. DIM0ND,
Fsh.lsd1n Hain-st., over 0gdsn's Book Store
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w. Ia. Wood
Is AGENT FOM THE FOLLOWING
i RELIABLE LRkE AND RI1E IN~
SURANCE MPANFES:
musual Benefit Lite Ins. Co.
Net accum ulation Jan. /, go, So ,4O0, $3.50.
This Company has larger accumulation com
pared with it's Liabilities tnan any other Life In
surxnce Co. in the United States.
80 persons In this city have their lives insured
In this Company
LAMAR FIRE ms. co. OF NEW YORK.
Cash o. Pstai A3OO 900.
HUMBOLDT FIRE INS. co. OF NEW YORK.
cash Capital ssOO, 900.
ATLANTIC FIRE ms. co. or BRO0KLYN,E. Y.
Cash Capital ei6O, 900.
QUAKER CITY ms. co. OF PHILADELPHIA.
Capital and Surplus, Jan. l, lS49,
1324. 35t -,
NA Particular attention given to Marine and
Fire 1nsura nce. Contract Policies issued
0FFICE-on rhird-st., Ksokuk, Iowa.
February, Is, 1ssa-d
Insurance. Insurance Insurance
DOLICIES on Stores, Dwellings, Merchandise
i Pork Houses, Public Buildings, Manufacturing
Establishments, Household Furniture, and all insa-
rHbie property, issued = the lowest rates In the
following substansiAl &c mrAniss
PHOENIX ms. CO., or HARTFORD, CONN
CArIrAL @4O0, 900.
CITY FIRE ms. CO., ,Dr HARTFORD, CONN
CAPITAL 10000.
HARTFORD FIRE ms. CO., OF HARTFORD.
CAPITAL eSt 10000.
MERCHANTS ms. CO., OF HARTFORD, CONN
CAPITAL $500 600.
This Agency always pays It's losses promptly
Dwellings, with Furniture then elm, insured IT =
vKRY MODERATE PKEAUA, FOR on q, three or ave
years. Calland learn the rates.
WIN. -. EsELKNASP, Ag,s,
Mchldlm Sscond-sl., near Main.
LIE LIE, sS::-S> :.1 Marine Insurance.
Agency.
| DOLICIES Of Insurance issued st the loves
i rates in the following reliahe frat class eona-
fHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
This In the safest and most reliable Life Insurance
Company in the world, with m accumulated
/ Fund Of over -, 900 .0lO.
ATLANTIC FIRE AND MARINE ms. co.
or PRovIDRNoI, RI.
Capital elkO, 900 co.
SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE ms. co.
sPRINo1IHLD, MAS.
Capisal $50 900.
F10RIA, I'LL.
Capital $500 200 90.
z, Those desiring Insurance will do we'll TO call q
the Agency once Of G. Il. DIM0ND,
Fsh.lsd1n AAin-st., over 0gdsn's Book 6tors
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DonKsrIc PnoDucu.-Thc sx-Alderman
Bishop, who holds forth near the foot Of
Main street, has turned his attention to home
manufactures. He put up large quantity
Of native vine last fall, which 10 now said to
be One article-altegethe superior to the
liquors made Of nux vomica and other vile
drugs. Bishop il now curing and smoking
hams, shoulders and jowls, and affords tbs
hams 1t ii OTIS. pound, and the shoulders
1t 81. He also expects shortly large sup.
ply of the best kind OF fishing tackle.
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Total Capital and Surplus Jan. 1859, 434S ,o4s2
ASSETS: m
Amount of cash on hand and In bank, "a ,S93.Ol
Bank Stock, Wis: $50 shares Bank al
Commerce In New York, and 80 shrs.
ST. Nicholas Bank, market yalue.-.... 10 10000
accompanying. ~, 900 90
Is 10 500 90
Brooklyn City Revenue Bond, Per cent.
interest, due Jan. 20, lsso............ 5000. 90
Amount due for Premiums OF Insu-
rance. s,r7sl
Amount of interest accrued on Bonds,
&C., but not yet due ................... 3,5s0.0o
Total amt Assets Jan. /, 1860. -. $348 049 80
IJARTITTTES.
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@Ws learn that the Eastern mail ID, for
the present, TO arrive here at aboas IL o'clock
81 night. An OK team, with saitsbls relays,
could beat that arrangement. We have no
language adequate TO the expression Of our
indignation for such % abominable disregard
Of the interests Of the press and the people,
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o. II. GIFF y X d,
DEALER III
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, SPEC
IAcLEs, SILVER WARE, JEwELRY, &C.,
Third-st., bet. Main 4 johnson.
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GEo. ID. PaxsTIcR.--Oar citizens will BE-
gYatifed TO learn that MIR. Prentice has 20.
ceptsd IN invitation 10 lecture before the
Keckuk Literary Institute this evening. The
simple announcement OF the fact will be suf-
fciens to ensure crowded house. Mr.. Prem
toe lectursd in Burlington ON Tuesday svsn-
Ing.
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FIsI ORoAx.-The organ ordered from
Paris By Rev. L. Dsoaills, Of So. Peters
Church, has arrived. 1t has the neatness
and beauty Of finish characteristics Of French
art, and AZ musical instrument it combines
sweetness and delioacy OF tome with power
and compass in wonderful manner.
We understand il 10 the intention 10 have
cgucsrr Of sacred music in sc. Peter g
Church 10 few days, when the public will
have m opportunity Of hearing this instru.
meut.
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0IyT kHrKRPRiEx.--Although We stand opposed
to the common swindling operations going On nm
der the name Il Gift Enterprises, yet w feel like
Saying 70 those who always sssu - trying their
luck in such matters, that the enterprise under the
management Of D v-..=. = &C &C., :. !. ...4:.-
son, Is literally gotten up, and conducted ~ gem
tisman Of strict integrity, who win fulfil al his
agreements honestly and to the lsttsr. For circu-
ars, and any information, address Mr.. Votsw.
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Capital $500 900 90.
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PEORIA MARINE FIRE INSURANCE q,
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PRIyArE sCnOOa.,

PRIVATE SCHOOL.
IA RS. 4. r. NORTON and Miss M. A. GIL
4Nl BREATH purpose to open private graded
schools 1t their present place Of teaching, corner
Of lAthand High sTssts, commencing on MoadAy y,
March Ina, and continuing II weeks.
TkkM6;
Primary Grade, per term. 90
Higher Department, psr term ............... 5 90
Payable atcr bsfOrs the middle Of the session.
feb0d1w
GERMAN soap
nNR hundred boxes, Hill Co. 70, Cineianati o.
~ for sale BY HOLT 4 co.
n0vzd
FrHk PROFESSOR AT THE BREAKFAST IA.
= BILE, with the story Of "Iris," by Oliver w
Holmes, for sale BY
1sbl5-d OGDEN, BROWNULL = co.
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Loot,
On Biondeaust,, between Sd and 4th. two Hair
Braids. Thshndsr viii b. suitably rewarded BY
leaving them q this ofios. fmchsd1tl
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LUE lssuRAxcf.--Th Mutual Life Insu-
rance Company Of New York City il one Of
the best Conpsnies in the Unitsd States
lts capital il very large, and Is IL conducted
upon safe and sasisfsotory principles. The
premiums are paid in cash, and the assured
finds. after series Of years, instead Of hav-
ing lot Of notes standing against him, With
rapidly acoraing annual interest, that credits
by way OF dividends are entered on the pol
icy in his favor ~ additions to the original
amount Of the policy. Mr.. @. 4. Dinond 10
the agent Of the Company in this city.
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brBANN1I1uU31 A11s
Capital $50, 900.
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Notice.
The cf6se Of ORION CLEMENS, Attorney at
Law, will be 1t the Daily Gate City" Office, for
few weeks.
febl&du
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G1The street cleaning process, begun
some days ago, and still continued, il good
thing. We decidedly approve ii. II was
needed. Couidn't the sidewalks, in various
places, b. fixed up aisof Their condition Of
decadsnce needs reparation.
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u Ysstsrdsy Was very warm day Tor
MArch-simost too warm 10 be ssasonable.
A friend showed ne specimens Of grass seven
or eight inchss long, and clover three or four
inches high, which have grown This season in
his yard. II they keep on that way, what tall
grass and Whist clover he viii live in!
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VI EkUV1UHNU1y IS I.
Capital e1kO, 900 co.
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DAOON YlDES AND ShOULERs for
- sale BY KELLOGG BIA9R.
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OF the condition OF TEE LAMAR Fran IssU-
RAEcE COMPANY, or THE CIrY or
INV YoRk, TO the Auditor OF
the State OF Iowa,
Jan. /, 1850.
Amount Of Capital Stock, in shares Of tIOe eaeh,
all paid mp in cash 600 90
Amount surplus, Ian. i, ls6o........... 48f ~ II
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Yellow Ochre. FRENCH.
KCASKS, Havre, In store and for sale low By
A. J. WILKINSON,
Sign Of the token Eagle and Mosta,
deol3-d % Aaiu-st.
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Every country merchant should obtain supply
of MaLeans Volcanic Oil Imminent. Ii sells rap
idly, because Id always cures
liberal discount will be made to M erchants who
buy TO sell again.
gs~ For sale by J. III. MCLEAN, Proprietor,
corner If Third and Pine Streets, st. Louis, Mo.
Dec. Is, 1863. ly3dpdAwiy
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DR.. !. II. McI.EsAN'6
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL + Blood PURIFIER.
TAe Greassss RsnsAy I'm sAe Woraa
I'LL ANn m MOST Is
DELICIOUS AND DELIGHTFUL CORDIAL


10 u seRSeQ1y 8 sssssti1e
~ ve114oAle GssnrsuAA
prveus0A ~ ~ Aisailln~
deA IL nsrla, Hsrhe ~
l3ark Yellow Deck |
Isissa Rect, I3kAsk Hsse.
3assnpaxina, VIA Ches-
n nask And DAAkleaten
sntess int II eeanpo1a-
stsa. I1ls snttse aedvs
vssDsdliai p1insiph -
och ingrs4lsns = IT,
sughly extsa9esa BY ~
new lne1As6 ~ 1jn41 -.
pEsaaslne 49, naea1 -
hilssa1laS spirit, anA ~
most inxaklibls rSneRy
r. rsasyalng - dis
sAsea systsn. anA rs1eor
ing M eieh, saAssang B
dsbilisaAsA inyAliA -
nA4fA anA annn6swNA
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~ Particular attention given to Marine and
| Fire Insur ance. Contract Policies issued
OFFICE-on rhird-st., Ksokuk, Iowa.
w. l. WOOD, Agent
Fahruarv. 1G. l66o-d
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-24
n.eotinridaa win not wi.hdrax.

Mr. Breckinridge has write" 'e'"' 70
the Central Committee, denying 'ne 'ep0''
that he should withdraw IRON the canvas
III. committee have issued an address 10 Tue
Democracy Of the United States. 10 re-
yiews at great length the proceedings ofthe
Convention. analyripg the votes given on
different questions, and claiming that Mr.
Douglas actually received but l5I votes at
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BucKTIELD BRANcn. We are informed
that Mr. Smith. the presen, owner Of thi,
rOad. has proposed to the citizen. along the
line that he will complete the road to Can.
ton, and lay the rails, ready for the running
Of trains. on condition that they will fur.
nish him with $4,000, secured on frs,
mortgage bonds. The bond. ara not to eI-
coed SIC 200. to the mile. IL isstated that
the sum named would be readily raised,
could the people have :he assurance that the
road would be run. whom completed. The
impression seems to be that Mr.. 5. wishes
to complete the road and place 1t in the
hand, OF a company composed of the bond
holders. The road Is now furnished with
the necessary equipment to go into opera.
ton, as soon as completed and the grading
is.o far advanced, that the whole can be
done this season, IL taken hold Of. 10 ear.
nest, at once. We hope some mear' will
be devised to complete the road.
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Repuliean Mas. Meeting a, Bangor !!

The Republicans Of peuob.eo, hsld the
largss, Convention. last Thursday. ever as
s,mbled in Maine. II !. estimated that 90
600 people were present. Large delegations
came In from all tho adjacent towns. a, well
a. from those on the river and along the
coast. The steamboat, was loaded TO over.
flowing, aud had in tow. a vessel, also load.
ell down.
Speeches were made by Hon. Henry vii.
son. Gen. Nye. Hon John 7. Hale, and
Others. The crowd was so eroa, a. to re-
quirc two stand, to be provided Cor their nc.
commodation.
In the evening occurred = grand Torch
Light demonstration. Some two thousand
torches were displayed. The procession
reached fully a mile and half
The Courier say. every candid person ad.
NIT. ,ha, three times az many people were
prcscn,. as attended tho Douglas meeting
the day previous.
The Republican. Of that region ara thor.
oughly aroused. and will give a good repor,
OF thCmsslve. in September.
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Republicans Of Old Oxford. Awake (!

VIVA, are our friends doing in tho differ.
ent parts Of the County, Are they all at
.-5r,. or 10 they imagine the campaign wall
take care Of it.slf? Let our friends not Dc.
ccivs themselves. oar enemies although
distracted, rent into fragments. still are bu.
", working ia bad cause. INboring 10 re-
duce our former majority. II not defeat u..
The Republicans Of oxford County owe TO
tho patton. owe It to themselves to come
on, Of the contest the bdlHSr County in
Maine. Let u give long pull, strong
poll, and pull altogether, aud the thing
will be done. Our crea, gatherings are all
sell enough in their place. but it will not
ID 20 depend upon ,he-c agencies alone
Town meeting, and school d',rc, meetings
should be held wherever practicable. Call
ou, the old men, the youn; men and boys
O. speak But over al and ahor, all every
foot IF ground should Q, ol4raosi. Good
reliable men should b. found m every school
district. 10 look after matter. in detail.
document, should D. sjwn like seed uroH
,'e ground. Error and political hcrr.y
should be met. rcbukcd and reiu,ci. Every
man who desire, change IN our national
Affairs should pull OF hi. Goa, AMI 90 10
work in earnest. The Republicans Of Old
oxford eau JOS, as well give good round
majority Of ten or twelve hundred as halt
,ba; number. They ran DO I, II they GO to
work with will. What ,ay you brother
Republicans Of the Alpine Hills Of Maine I?
let the hears prepare for general growl.
Come out from your dens, rally from your
mountain bome-. and rush To the battle. 4
word more. Bring home the absent. wher
ever Il i, practicable. BE- sure ani look out
in season ,ha, all your voters can be a, the
polls. Til. matter should no, b. let alone
until the las, minute. go to work system.
atrcally. he, every man Be a minute man.
Do these things and glorious victory
await. the Bears OF OLD Oxford.