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Of paying ess to A. Hamilton, Of Eluvanna;
BY Mr. HanIey, Of amending the charter Of
Point Pleasant, Mason county; by Mr.. Left
witch, Of increasing the compensation OF ju-
rors; by Mr.. Carter, Of refunding $l3 to WAL
rating company To build Q turnpike from
point In Nicholas to = point In Fayette; by
Mr.. segar, Of prohibiting The catching Of oys-
ters IN June, July, or August.
On motion, the House adjourned.
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"a rheumatism
RHEUMATIGM.

EAktAAi's" HAMPToN's TlNCTURE
,,,vr-uATTSN-CapisinC Caaot.
EHr.t aaTiSV-Infsmma James Smyth.
kHtrt. TiSN-Jarrei PImmeL.
khfrtr nnrrisT Chronic. Wm. Tal lcr.
taLLI1 y srfSM-S S3sanki Peresos.
kHhit y y sar1Sv-nad : II II years, r. Donnelly.
tatEEii vsTIsN-Hads Il 10 ears. stephen Taylor.
TiSN-Iiad u II Years, A. Kitchen.
eiiFf ATtSM VI, Cn4lhs.
khlt;ii. 1HHT!S,i-Hsd il sears. Robert Gsult.
f,,,tt-NATlSM~k. Horn
hnr{{.S a,r isN-ti W. Goodrck.
hi;ht,T sTlSH-Had It 3s years. +. Bowel.
h,tr ,'sn, others who testify 10 being CURED.
,n.Ts IA n1r' Of suffering, by HAMPTON'S TING
lFFrWu,Fs AM CHlLDREN.-This TING
TUREv.ilbs found great medicine i'f al 'he'f
e,-es'tcsl e, g. and se, Pamphlets and see cures.
49, spf'gcEIL. LADD Il CO.. Richmond :;
=, ~ ~ cOtIEE fredericksburg: hy all the Drug
,s.,s - fetersbnrg: b, MoRTlMER x NOW
tpsy baltimore: and by Druggists and Shop
i,spers everywhere. 81 Fer bottle SIX bottles.
4. :. 'o'" ia lT-d&cwts
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THp RrCofL OF THE 0UH.-I a tho Alabama
LNsislaturs. memorial was read on the 10th
insf., sigued BY sikht huudred ctttxeus Of Bar
bour county The reporter Of the Advertiser,
n Nontesaaegy, says: sThe memorial sets
out that many 81 the States Of tho Union are
passing laws II disregard Of the COnstituti0s,
thereby raleasing the other States from their
constitutional obligations to them; Nnd agGes
the Leglsla tuye t0 pass laws withholding the
protection and benefit OF the laws Of this
State iron, the ciIixens OF ihe State alluded To-.
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Il Great bargains
FOR CASH, AT

FOR CASH, AT
PERKINS L CO.'S,
No. Iii, EAGLE SQuAR1.
..s,svs 4. s.srsS9 s9HlRTiNG' Heavy. stsd. sd
upper - % - at 10 cents
Ileesti4 evertsold here, at l21flcts.
inps Fas, Coi'd PRINTS, at Ga cents
hryALtNTIAsa and DELAINES, at l21,s cts.
hh56A rams DElAlNES, al 625a cts, worth 87x cts.
yEtss SILKS, very cheap
{tn R.eh SILK ROBES, at SIS, worth $H
~ uLpV is, as good as Alexander's, at Is cts.
oesi ia cached SHEErINGS. at 2S cts.
PERKINS l. CO.,
HV-ts No. lAl Eagle Square.
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Ff9x in Cl ClscrHNArI.--The candle rnetory OF
]. IL. Rogers 4 Cj, At Cincinnati, with IL.
contents, was entiseiy destroyed by fire last
Monday night. L,sa S5,U0J 10 5000. In.
suvAnoo not Ascoy lAlAe0.
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>
kAhartshorne's Cure.All.
IT CVYREC DAM

IN, -. II NUNES ALL FAIN.
anieerrpaiy. II cures ''
~ pPiifnyaCH +, HEADACHE,
rpf,9i 9iiNs 4 3 and BR UlSES CT HlLBLAINS,
sppplif,MhA MuRBCS, EARACHE.
SFi5Sp AilSM, SCALDS and BURNS,
PaiNhIhAi ~ i.aglA, CHOLERA,
iafN IN THE LIMBS, PAIN IN THE SIDES,
NRsrr + TusS ,hs : IQMACH, PAIN IN the BREAST
p5Iy Iinnhh9AI, FROSTED FEET,
B.,,ls M BACK, PAIN in the BOWELS.
''aA stomach %, bowels.
a., S OF IL. % ana so cents. Sold by all Drug
ib,a' ~ ~ hlchmond, Petersburg and Norfolk, and
s"ous me state. je h-l2m
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- Teeth. Teeth: Teeth =: Tce,h:::

=. Teeth! Teeth: Teeth.!: Tceth!:!:
rtrTH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
Hwis the time for al who are suffering from
Ia ,che and decayed sturnps. and inte nd to have
Fnsrss. 10 have them extracted. as yog can do so
,,,aegf PAIN. Call soon. as DR.. 'TRAFERSE'S :
IS, n the city is somewhat limited.
Dtce r pelvin Block on 18th street. lin front
# ,s.asl Boom No. s. Office hours from A. NJ.
zap VI. from 3 30 and to9 =. NJ.
p S-CRronic diseases OF all kinds treated with
ssr,ae, sue cess. !.y the use OF slsefyieity.
W d Ina
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Vessel Lost-Cre,c Resewed.-Capt. 0RK1No
Of the British brig "Ada," just arrived at this
port reports, that on the 3ath Of DeceOkee
last when in lat. 40 deg. 81 N, long. o. deg. y
W., he spoke the American brig Gen. Zac.
Taylor" Capt. HIATT, then in distress, and
finding that she had sprung a-Ieak, had threo
feet of water in her hold, and was rapidly Nh.
ing he took Off Capt. H. and his creW, coa-J
sisting of six men, and landed them at Norfolk,
Va. The abandoned vessel was freighted win
coal from New York for Boston, and In All
probability went down soon after sho Wao
given up to the sea and the waves.
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NAVAL MATTERS The Navy Department
has been informed that the steam sloop- Of war
Wyoming has reached Rio in thirty-six days
from Philadelphia, and that the steamer Lam
caster, on her trip from Valparaiso to Pana.
ma, made for five consecutive days, with steam
alone, from to 10i1 knots per hour, which
speed the Flag-officer considers unexampled.
The United States sloop-of.war John Adams,
after making some slight repairs, had proceed.
ed from Rio to the West Indies.
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Chess.-The Richmond Chess Club has en-.
tered upon the third year OFF life, with pleas.
ant prospects, aad with number Of members
fully adequate to its support. Chess 10 mot
merely an amusement, but q science, and has
been the recreation Of men Of reflection for
more than thousand years. Its role OF lovers
embraces not only the names Of distinguished
chess players, sucp - La B0urdonnais, Phili.
dor, Mcdowell, st. Arnant, De Riyisre, Staun.
ton: and last and greatest Paul Morphy-but
such names a. Franklin. voltaire, Roussau,
Napoleon and Winfield Scott. Nspol60n was
exceedingly fond of the game. but never = very
strong player. He was too impatient for uls.
sya~ds eesrs." 10 pay suficisnt attention IA
his -speninGs" and 'endiugs." OhssS REQUIRE
too much reflection, self-dsnial and cour4eav
ever TO degenerate into gaming for money =,
All old men, middle. aged men and youne man.
who lore the game, or wfsh to learn Il, viii
join the Chess Club. Their room is in foA.
dih's Hall. and 10 open for play every day ex.
cept SUNDAY, but Il chieny resortsd 10 ffom {
IN the aiternoon TIL supper time, durins !
place. 1-~ - .-'' ' '''~S
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MEXICAN NEws.-Late intelligence from
Mexico announces that the Juarex Govern.
ment has proposed to Organize u regular army
and disband the volunteers and militia and
also proposed to invite volunteer troops from
abroad.
The people along the national road have or.
gauized vigilance committee, and hung one
hundred highwayman who in tested the road.
The travel is now safe to the capital.
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STRANsE.-We learn, says the Fayetteville
North Carolinian, that a man in Harnett
county, some IS or ~ years Of age, has met with
peculiar mishap-in the loss Of all his hair
not only the hair of his head, but every par
ticle Of hair on his body. 50 that q solitary
hair cannot be found upon him-eyen his eye.
br0ws are gone. He is In the enjoyment of
perfect health, and is q sound robust man,
The physicians are not aware of what 10 the
cause Of this strange occurrence.
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DIsrREssINs.-A Miss Hart, Of Hamilton
o. with two other females, undertook 10 sit
mp all night Christmas Eve, so AZ to be at ear.
ly Christmas service. Two fell asleep ON the
lounge, while Miss Hart wrapped herself up
in comfort and went to sleep by the
open crate. Her clothes took flre, she scream
ed and ran into the hall, and the man OF the
house being aroused, dashed her out into the
snow, extinGuishfng the flames, but not until
the poor girl was fatally burned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-19

The Young Guard have removed to thsir
new armory, on Bank street, in the room tbr-
merly occupied by the Richmond Euquirer,
and over the saloon Of Hall & Miller We are
a move towards re- joining the First Regiment
1t il the desire of the officers and men 70 do
all in their power to sustain the military Of
Richmond, and in truth they have never beoa
occasion when military service MAS required.
The company has adopted the following reso-
luton, which has been placed in the hands Of
Col. August: tt Nrl -s .
Resolved, That We will JOIN the First Rsaiment.
provided We are not required to change our uui-
form.
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ARREST FOR ROBBING THE MAIL.-John
Aymerson, of Warsaw, NO., was arrested
there on the 18th inst, charged with purloin-
wa wa. deputy postmaster, Ian and xseem: s' he has Is
been stealing for some time. Several packages
were found under a desk in the court house,
where he had deposited them to open. 1t is
ters from the mail VIII le distributing them in
the office, open the same, take the contents,
then place new envelopes on the letters, direct
them and send them on their route. Aymer-
son was a county School Commissioner, and
also Deputy Circuit and County Clerk, and
has enjoyed the confidence Of the entire COM
munitv.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-19

MuTIHY IN A HOUSE, or RErUGI.-A mu-
tiny occurred In the House OF Refuge ~ Gin
Jones, tho Superintendent was atabced BY .
youth named Mcdonald. One Of the wounds,
inflicted with knife, II In The left side Of the
lace. just below the jaw-bone. passine down
into the throat, and in the transit nearly sev-
ering the jugular vein. 1Ir. Jones u lying Ia
dangerous condition.
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Hirbmuan qispatrb.
-, ......,oxr.nn,s ANMxRsLKY.

:, THE DAILY plsPATca !. served e s.s. s.s.
senfts o. ~. f,syr;er weekly. Price for mAltines
rstsaesss " or $3.50 FOR six months. IN advance.
ga rus SEMI wEEKLY plspATcH assssed
IN 'raes,isv and FRIDAY Al SEQ, IN advance.
estN ,,uE WEEKLY DISPATCH - tssuede every
M md naiied to subscribers ut u per annun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-19

Mai. q . 1rgs j. Ward died in Onslow county
". g., On tAS Ilth inst.
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The DEMOCRACY Of Henrico county are to maet
at their Court. House on the first Monday Ia
February next, TO elect delegates to the STATE
Democratic Convention, 70 be held in this eitY
ON the 10th of that month.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-19

CRINOLINE AND AMMONIA.-At a scientific
meeting in Edinburgh, a crinoline dress has
been exhibited, one-haif of which had been
immersed in solution of sulphate of ammo.
mia, in order to test its non com bus tibility.-
On light having been applied to the crino-
in the solution was At once enyeloped in
flames, but the only effect which the light had
on the other part was to char it. This was
considered satisfactory experiment, and it
was stated that as ammonia was only ID per
pound, it was accessible to the humblest class.
Il was stated that the crinoline used in the
royal establishments was Sreeped in a totally
different solution, but that its cost prevented
its general use. and that the cheaper solution
was equally efficaciOus.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-19

SOUTH CAHoLIxA BAxxs.--A comparative
statsment Of the condition Of the Hanks o1
South Caroli1a 10 Novsmbsr and Dssember
shows IN increase In circulattoa for The latter
VI q, ,se7, 7,ssGSa; In Dsposi1a; of oaiasSS 81: r
Fofalgn ExohangA OF oale, - ~; In Specia n
sde ,e6O.6s and decreass u Discoants Of o6oo..
&lDs7.
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THELAwRENCE CALAMITY.-NO evidencelo1
Importance was developed before Coroner
Lamb, of Lawrence. Mass, on Monday. One
Of the men who was employed in the carding-
room testified regarding his experience after
the crash which involved so many in destruc-
tion and Mr.. Thos. S. WInn, who was engag-
ed in moving the machines in one of the upper
stories of the building, proceeding whi&h
many thought hastened, if it did not cause, fne
catastrophe, was called to the stand. His evil
dence did not tend to throw any new light on
the lamentable casualty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-19

Ercxrsion Traia.-Superintenden sWynno
will tonight run an excursion train ffom
Petersburg to Richmond, to accommodate
those ladies and gentlemen of the iirst.nanned
city who wish TO sec the beautiful piece, ne
Enehansyess, at our Theatre ss, ,
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Ado oHousrks~psr..
~ HOuSEREEPERR.
se ey.shW, HoteEKEEPERH.
''h b iNFALLIBI.E BAKING
= !" sfhfLE's INrALLIBLE BAk!NS kSEDIs'
'hAfLE's iNFALLIBLE BAKING D."'
The ppsr POWDER.
Ia n '',....,-...-.-,,----.-- ,..,.--.--.,---.---.---
&ttV0te Ms.s..'-'

HIM iitmns Massfs etur~.
Wy j tH9asEE asIE aASTEEAaSGTFTTRsEE. aMASSSTTEEAGTTRE.
sFAAttiiskK sFAtidi sIKK RA4kkiNg RRAkktNg p0wpkkss
5TfHE;s THEg 20 aIsNs5gAft!BBLE BAkisGG BkG f0OwwbEk.
iHE BEST IN ijsE,
fas ssfEsFF sfsFF n Il TSE. TTSE.
a'" ~ all DkUGGisTs AND GROcERs.
DEnD6IeIS AND GEOCEhH,
DRUGGISTS AND GR0cERe.
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BoaUs ColN FOuND.-Upwards ef one hun.
dsei dollars bogus cola, mostly 81 pieces,
building near The market, ~ Portsmouth. Va.
II was dug cut ~ = deg " search Of rats.
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DEATH OF WILHELM GRIMM.-Children and
scholars will alike be grieved to hear of the
death of this distinguished man. said to have
taken place recently at Berlin. He was the
younger Of the two brothers, who have lone
been renowned far beyond the cOaf1nes of their
German land. He was in the seventy fourth
year of his age. His familiar German legends
and stories have been read with delight by tn.
children of many countries. His calculations
Of their earlier German poetry, and his philo
logical works, have won for him place in tn.
first rank OF the scholars Of his age.
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Company K-Formeyly Guard Of the He.
itself to the First Regiment, and 10 now Wsa1
onicered and in fair way to succeed. TA1D
corps IL composed Of the hast material fur Sob.
unteers-young men who have IN abuadnaeo
place along with other compaEies, every me1-
Der shOnld labor INCREASINGLY to rival the boDt
in all that gives confidence and e1lciensy -
mock, Captain; ]. L. Cowardin, 1st Lieut.; ].
@. Hunter, I'd do. r. J. Garter, ist SerHt; Z
NJ. Ezekiel, ID do; J. T. Randolph, ID do; Z.
A. Stebbins, 4th do; r. O. Bianksnships Ooley
Ser9't; A. L, Bargamin, 1st Corporal; E. J..
Collier, I'd do; Tnos. Blankenshfp, ID do; J.
E. Laughton, 4th do. 20 +
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Psppeysd-hsnn.a.h smith; H., z ffs. xcssas e
Reuben NJ. West, barrier, on Monoay nagAt
last, and stealing q gol4 chain and sol voD
before the Mayor yesterday for sxanieatieA-
The evidence showed that the pasttee hAd -
his friends, and that In his abeenet ~ pgtoons
er procured . handful Of rcd peppss, anA -.
ing to the street door, awaited his retaIn.-
West sOon after started to pass into The doees
his eyes, mouth and nose, and the two thea 90
into scufie. West soon retreated - geolovo
his eyes, and missing his chain charged tho
prisoner with stealing 1t. Prisoner tound -
chain and gave Il to one Of Vests frisuds ~
him. She was acquitted Of the theft bit soo-
victed of the assault And ordeFsd 70 - pan-
ished. From this decision she took On ap-
real
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Virginia. was shipped at New Y0rk o. a.
l2th instant, ana may 10 expscte1 - oyysvo -
this port In slss course a day - twos In
oruer 70 ne prepared 70 roceive This WOsk -
art the Directory are e have Z In(eflne r.
doddin APperson's once, q hail.pase 3
o'clec. this afternoon, when q Il very l0peg>
tant thas every nsmher shouid atae16. IT,
and the erection OF this statue, to the ecuflo.
men competing the Ditectory, and u they 60.
not devote the accessory time 70 the porlbr0.
ance OF the dutiss impossd upon then, tAev
should make the fact known, 20 that otHo9S
could be substituted In their stead 70 49,
all the arrangements necessary, win prohaAay
not require moro than N hous, and surely
every member Of the Directory y wiliing q
Clay.
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of Merry Point, Lancaster county, Va, is
changed TO Armitageville.
Appointaqsntx.-WilliamH II. Wingo postmas-
ter at Morris Ordinary, Prince Edward coun-
ty, Va, vice Hiram W. Wall, resigned. Isaac
Nickells postmaster at Fort Blackimore, Scott
CO., Va, vice Daniel NJ. Ramey, resigned
David G. Willis, postmaster at Walnut Hill,
Lee co.. Va, vice VIM. S. Eley, resigned. A.
J. Moseley, pos tmas ter at Lewisville, Bruns-
wick CO., Va. vice james H. Moore, resigned.
Hector r. Sherman postmaster at Murrays-
willie, Jackson CO., Va, vice A. O. Tidd, resign
ed
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Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over large nart az
the globe, is the consequence of discussed action
In the system, induced by the poisonous miasm al
vegetable decay. This exhalation ia evolved hy
the action of solar heat on wet soil and rises with
the watefy vapor from L. While the sun Ia below
the horizon this vapor fingers near the earths sur
face, and the virus il taken with it through the
lungs into the blood There 1t acts a. an irritating
poison on the internal viscera and excrctng organs
Of the body The liver becomes torpid and fails TO
secrete not only this virus bat also the bile from
the bood- Both tne virus and tho bile accumulate
in the circulation. and produce violent constitu-
tonal disorder, The spleen, the kidneys, and the
stomach sympathi.e with the liver, aud become
disordered also. Finally, the instinct Of our or
Ransn. rs ii i'm an attempt to expel the noxious
Infusion. concentrates the whole blood of the boay
in the internal cxcretories to force them TO cast Il
out The blood leaves the surface, and yushes to
the central organs with cong~stive violence. This
is the GafLL. But in this ctfortit fails. Then the
FEVER foIlcwa. In which the blood leaves the CEN
tral organs aud rushes TO the surface, nv ii in
another effort Ia expel the irritating poison through
tFtat otfrr great cxcretory the skin In this
also 1t fails, and the systern abandons the attempt
exhausted, aud waits for the recovery uf strength
to repeat the hopeless effort another day. These
are the fits or paroxysms OF FEVER AND AouE
Such constitutonal disorder win or course under
mine she health If it IL NOT removed
We have labored to hnd, and have found. an
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MI w. HEuKS, ~. n. sutweon
AVA Dcnti-t.f 0Hacs en- Second T., x~zA
oetHssn Main and Johnson streets, Rtse- 49,

4 i,rs Hicks, in renewing his card 10 ths public,
wouio cstl attention TO new style Of Plate
Work, which fs peculiarly adapted to fat, irregus
lar. and oshefwise difhonlt jaws This improve
mrnt has been tested three years and has sustained
tts early promise ef fIliag real want In plate
work. The work In now worn ny many of our mort
prominent citizens, who give II ahcaity approval,
ssted.
DR., H. Is also meunting ffentinuous Gum"
work, Block work, and ordinary s-ooid Plate
work, for which he hay superior stock OF mstc-
riaL He is prepared - I'LL teeth with Gold Foil,
Adhesive Geld and ''Chrystai Told, " In the most
thorough and durable manner
In view Of the stringeney in money nattars
some alusien TO PRICES may NOS be imrroper--
While, the hand Dr. ii. believes II he the
bstterpoiicy, veil as the hpresser course, not
TO work at all than to work ut prices that will
cessitate inferior work on the other hand be Ia
willing to conform in his chargea to the lower
standard Of remuneration that Other occupations
have suffered.
With fifteen years experience, thorough devo-
tlon to hs profession. and earnest desire TO
please, he ia determined ta merit, ard hopes 10
ieve, continuation Of Che liberal patronage here-
tnfpre enjoyed.
July li1ddw
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such a rcnUwn for the cure Of
every variety OF Throat and Lung Complaint, that
1t " entirely unnecessary for us 10 recount the
evidence OF its virtues, wherever il has been ea-
ployed. AS it has long BEEN in constant use
throughout this section, need not DO more than
assure the people its quality is kept up the best
II ever has been, and that it may be relied ON TO
do for their relief all 1t has ever been found to do
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KEcKUK iowa SATURDAY. FEBRUARY IL, 1860.



es HANKfyG HOUSE Of s .as
q E . - q u Cs n N ID u n u T. q o.
i HAVE this day admitted MI partner in III
1 Banning Business, Alexandsf Barclay, fwho AAs
been my teller for the last six ycars1. The busi
ness. hereafter, Willie conductsd anaev the irlr
andstyle Of M ate @s2s
GEO. G. ANDERSON h 90.
Being one Of the Oldest Banning Housss lif not
the odsst) In Iowa, the new frm soiicits sontin
aance ri former patronageso literally extended u
the senior partner.
They win maxi collections and remit, less Ex.
change, ON the day Of payment, free Of charge.
Their references are as formerly by senior part
ner wis asEss8 tJ st
fsn % cps RKrsHHreHe a8
Park Bank, MY. s ssta st
Z" Wfnsiow, Lanier 4 Coz, Bank efs, II.
'2 Edward W. Clark Co., Philadelphia. ti.aa
Howard BANKING Co., Bossen.
Clapp, ful1er = Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Msrfne Bsnk ,chScsgo. s
.* Rodman 0eipcke, Chicago. a1
Mechanics Hsnk /, ri ttsburgk. 7t%
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsbursh ts
Kramer kshm, Bankers, -
Gilmore Brothsrton a. Cincinnati
A. ID. Hunt 4 Co., LouisyiIfe
State savings fnstitution, St. Louis. a#
Keokuk j an. (, '6e. GEO. C. ANDERSON
iAn5d ff %ss
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IEH2b UE AUV1N111lNds
fTwELvg LINES on Lwss MAKE SQUARE

Business Cards, mot exceeding ak lines, Inside
SIS, otherwise SIC.
Funeral Notices 81 90. Obituaries, according e
to space occupied.
Displayed advertisements half moro than the
above rates.
Advsrtisclnents loaded and placed under the
hcsd OF especial Notices." Goxbse fAs sydsnaYs
rales.
Special Notices In the Locsl Column 20 cents
per line.
Advertisemsnu ordered on the inside exciu-
sivriy In the Daily, altar the Hrst two week i,
5e per cent. rore than the above ratss
All fvarafeaf adwerfssemesf. nusf be pEi6 10,
IN advaast. Thif rule xiI not be varied from
when the advertiser uses the Weekly A1ons,
the frice Will be the same a. In the Daily -
Where the Daily aad Weekly are both used,
10 per cent. Will be deducted from the aggre-
gate amount.
Under the present system, the advertiser
pays 30 much for the space he occupies, the
changes being rgeabie for the composition
only This plan is now generally sdopted--
Our charge for changes sfli be lis cents per
square
~ In all cases where advertisements are
discontinued befare the expiration III the year
~ the time contracted for. they win be charged
up ~ our regular rates for the time actual
~ in.