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From the catskill Examiner, Dec. Ill
well-to-do farmer from Columbia coun.
ty vent TO New York short time since. "a
reclaim daughter who had run away from
HE domicile with q young husband. whose
throat the affectionate old gentleman had
threatened to cut from ear 30 esr. Il sesrna
that tho mcther--the widowed mother---of
this lugaoious son-in law, was O Youthful
sweet heart Of the said old gentlemsn's, and
Tilted him in peculiarly cruel manner; and
hence his hatred of her son, and his wrath
when be found his only daughter, whose dy-
ing mother had confided her to his tenderest
care, had married that son, and his threat to
cut that sons throat.
The ireful father-in- law had but little lif-
fculty in finding the boarding house OF the
youthful pair, but was deferred from visiting
them by learning that they were guarded BY
the widow herself--his old and faithless be-
trothed. After much diminishing, however,
he one day yentured to ring at the door,
when he supposed the widow had gone out,
and was ushered into the parlor, where the
widow herself was sitting. With . deep
frown, he turned to retire, but Was detained
bysa small hand laid gently upon his arm.--
Ii Was the Widows hand. They were soon
seated--not far apart. Explanations were
satisfactory. She had always loved him.
Why was he SO rash as to marry another be-
fore she had time to explain?
tUds rash, he admitted !; nay, mors--it
was Urong- and be was not the man to let
wrong 90 unrighted il he could RICH. it--so
there he Was, old to be sure, but tough and
rich, and had much life and service in him
yet. Would she help him set matters right
OF course she would. She was not the one
to baulk the intentions Of q repentsnt sinner.
But what would the young folks ssy2 No
matter what, said the tough old fellow; we
will elope; We have as good right to do 10
as they nad. uxptal lusa. Should be carried
out Immediately.
They packed the widows trunk, called .
hack, caught an evening train, reached Co.
lumbia county in safety, were married, and
sent their cards to the astonished young
couple in New York, who had become
greatly alarmed at the widows prolonged
and unaccountable absence. The old gem
tleman Was so pleased with his coup de mat
rimony, that be pardoned his daughter and
son-in-law.
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Standard Apple Trees, From TO years. very fne;
do. Peach one year from bud; seedlings 8 years;
do, and Dwarf Pears, !, = years, from bud !;
do, and do Cherries years from bad, fine
Ounce Bushes, Plum Trees, Early May Cherries,
Grape Vines, Strawberries and chssInuf frees;
Blackberries-Nsw Roshalie or Lawton;
Goosebsrries- Hcughton Seeding, Large English
Prolific;
Currants--Rsd, Dutch, White, Grape and Black
English
Rhubarb-Victoria, large and fne,
Red Cedar choice lot, from to feet high.
Also, White Cedar. Pines, FRS, 6Avans, Rose
Bushes, Shrubs, &c. We oder great inducements to
those Who want trees, more especially Apple, ~ we
wish to clear portion Of our grounds.
Remember the place-7 miles from City, on
Plank Road; and come and get ysur trees fresh
from the Nursery, - We have no agents doing husi
ness for us. KAY BERNARD.
Jan14-dW3n.
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Tho Haunch OF venfsOn--AM EpIcu-
cnrian Dalty.

Daintily, daintiIy on the air
An aroma rich Is stealing;
Through the nasal hues In volume rare,
1t rolls " The seat of feeling,
A haunch i haunch I from that doe Of docs
That was shot the day preceding;
4 Oh cut me slice, for the cook he knows
That love luxurious feeding.
Yes, cut me a slice where the loin and leg
Are each into each extended
Let piece OF the fat, as firm as an egg,
Withrosy lean be blended,
OF jelly and ErAvy "quAntum suff.,n
No, THANK you---ne potato
Let life be jolly, tbs short enoughi
And fig for such mufs as Plato2
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Frcedom.

Oh Freedom, thou art not as poets dream,
a fair young girl, with light and delicate limbs,
And wavy tresses, gushing from the cap
With which the Roman master crowned his slave
When he struck of his gives. bearded man,
Armed to the teeth--art thou. One mailed hand
Clasps the broad shield, and enc the flashing
sword;
Thy brow, glorious in beauty though 1t be,
Is SCARED with tokens of old wars
Thy massive limbs are strong with struggling.
bryant.
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ca A sad case Of disappointed aiYectio on
is said to have occurred in Knox Co., Ind,
last week. Ayoung lady living in Shaker
Prairie, fell desperately In love with young
man, who exhibited no reciprocity of attach
nent. He was married last week to another
lady, and the disappointed girl, ss soon a.
she heard it. started for the rivsr 20 drown
hcrsslf. She was overtaken and brought
back. In little while after she jumped
into we'll, but was rescued. A little later
she got hold Of butcher knife aud stabbed
herself 10 the side. AT last accounts II was
thought she would die.
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"a The Democracy have lately omitted
the celebration Of the 9th Of January, at
Washington: sn unconscious admission that
the sentiments Of the old Democracy are no.
sgrssabie to the Democracy of to day that
another spirit animates that organisation
now, than the one which animated in the
Jacksonisn and NATURALIZATION days. The
doctrines Of jefferson, the founder of the
Democratic party, are new held in contempt
by it the spirit Of jackson, its re- organiser,
finds expression from the lips Of not sin gle
democrat in the Capitol to-day. No wonder
that 9th Of Januarys begin to pass unno-
ticsd by the Democracy.
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w. IL. w God


rs AGENT ron THE FOLIO WING
l. II ELIA1LE LlKE AND FINE IN.
SURANCE COMPANIES:
Mutual DeneHIt Life Ins. Co.
Net accumulation Jan. l, $50, 33, 00l ,020.ol.
This Company has larger accumulation COM
pared with it's liabilities than any other Life In
surAnce Co. In the United States.
30 parsons In this city have their lives insured
in this Company.
LAMAR FIRE ms. co. or NEW YORK.
Cash CaRitaa 1900 900.
HUMBOLDT FIRE ms. co. OF NEW YORK.
Cash Capital 5000, 900.
ATLANTIC FIRE ms. co. or BROOKLYN, n. Y.
Cash Capital $50 900.
QUAKER CITY ms. co. OF PHILADELPHIA.
Capital and Surplus, Jan. l, l840,
e49A.3 ~,
IN Particular attention given TO Marine and
Fire Insur ance. Contrac; Policies Issued
0FFICE-0n Third-st., Ksokuk Iowa
W. l. WOOD, Agent.
January, 10, ls60-d
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HJamss Crangle, another Democratic
Irishnan, was arrested by the Vigilance Com

SJamss Crangle, another Democratic
Irishnan, was arrested by the Vigilance Com
mittee at Augusta, Ga, on the 18th, charged
with Abolitionism. He denied that he held
or had uttered obnoxious sentiments, but
was tried, and On trial no proof was sdduced
calculated to fix the charge upon him. With
much effort he was acquitted, but be was
condemned TO pay the costs Of his illegal ar
rest, confinement in jail, snd trial, which, az
they had taken away bis coat, containing his
pocket book, and stolen Gil his money
about &100,--he was unable to do. His law
yer charitably paid his Jail fees, got him lib
Grated, and then, to save his life, he was
compelled to leave instanter. Hswas law
yer BY profession, and had latterly been act
ing a. Clerk OF . Court. II ia hardly proba-
BILE that he will support the Democracy with
as much zeal as heretofore, and his views
about the "divine institution and its inAu-
ences upon society are probably not very
much exalted.
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GIThe Pro- Slavery Legislature Of Mis-
souri, have refused to give charter to
Methodist College at Jefferson City on the
ground that the Methodists are hostile TO
Slavery. This was the only objection rsised !,
and the vote was SO to %.
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COAL AND WOOD.

~ AvlNd contract for the entire yield of the
- eLAUGHTEK COAL MINES.
am prepared 10 to furnish this superior coal ts
customers, In any part Of the city 1t short notice
Also, supply Of the best Lawrence Coal.
WOOD FOR SALE.
io0 Cords best quality Of Hickory Wood.
100 seasoned OAR
Orders for Fence Posts, and dimension Oak Lum.
Der generally, Allied with dispatch.
A few New York and Bosten Railroad Tichets Coz
sale At reduced prices. = -
JAMES BROWN, Agent,
once on Sscond-st., between Main johnson.
- ORDERS With the money accompanying them,
left with r. WArnock st the stable corr A. es ;r
and 10th streets, win BE- promptly attended TO.
janl 5dtf
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Armed Emtgrants TO MexIco..G en-
scott AG SAN Juan.

WASHINGTON, Jan. II.
Information was received here to-da that
$500 men are now in New Orleans, ready "a
embark for Vera Crux. They 20 out 40 i'm
migrants, and will be received into citizen
ship by the Juares government, when they
will be mustered into service under Ameri-
can officers, such ~ Generals Wheat and
Ring, and will sustain the Liberal govern
ment until the Senate rAtiHes the McLane
Treaty.
The leaders Of this expedition expect al
reward for their services, the renewal of the
grant for railroad from Aransa Bay 10
Masatlan, the original charter Of which was
granted under Santa Anna. The immigrants
are to remain as labofers, in constructing
this railroad, keeping Mp, meanwhile. their
military organisation for seif.protection.
Gov. Gholson, Of Washington Territory
il particularly severe upon General Scott, on
account Of his concessions in the Jan Juan
affair.
6T Geo. VanBloricum, son OF Mr.. Van
Bloricum OF indianapolis, who was shot BY
his son-in-law, year or SO ago, has been
arrested in Evansville for stealing money
from the landlord Of hotel were he was
stopping. Only short time before be was
held to bail In Madison for forgery; and a
year or two before that he was sentenced to
the penitentiary from Chicago, for theft, but
got ont on decision of the Supreme Court
for new trial, forfeited bis bail and ran of.
dis father was supposed to be worth $780,.
oOO. OF which be has good share, and HE
motive for Stealing must be pure deprayity,
nothing else.
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Fuss I'm the senate ON FAulkner,i
NOmi ma tiOn - mtnister 10 France
--sundry other Interesting Items


Fuss In the senate ON Faulkner,s
ominatiOn ~ Minister 10 France
--sundry other Interesting Items.
WAsHrsaroN, Jan. 16.
The Senate had an Executive Session to-
day on Mr.. Faulkner's nomination. When
called up Mr.. Wilson produced the extract
from Mr.. Fps speech, in which he recon-
mends resistance to the inauguration OF .
Republican President. Mr.. Wilson urged
that his nomination should lie over until in
quiry was made into these sentiments, cav ing
he could never vote for man who cnter-
tanned them.
NEW YORK, Jan. II.
Washington Correspondence of Tribune.1
Mr.. Slidell advised the President recently
to private conference upon the Mexican
Treaty, with view to present considera-
tions which might influence their vote. Tits
now admitted il the treaty fails Juarez must
fall.
Mr.. Doolittls regarded Mr.. Faulkner's
sentiments as reasonable, and would have
the Senate treat them with their condemna-
ton.
Mr.. Mason said they reflected the opinion
Of Virginia, and also, be believed, Of the
whole South.
Mr.. Wigfall made his debut in fierce
speech, promising that Texas would unite
with the South In the EXTREMIST measures.
He justified Faulkner's declaration in every
sense.
Messrs. CLAY and Toombs followed in the
same temper. Finally the vision stood 80
for confirmation and 81 against it.
No Developments have yet been made be-
fore the Senate Harper's Ferry Committee
except such as the public are already fsmil-
lar with.
Rumor says Cabinet officer will probably
resign tomorrow. The alleged reasons are
ill health and pressure OF private business,
but the real reason IL difference with the
President as to the proscriptive policy to be
pursued by the Administration towards Sem
ator Douglas. The ex-member has net for
some weeks been on good terms with Mr..
Buchanan.
The President to-day received a letter
from Mr.. Hughes, Of Ind, accepting his ap-
pointment as Judge Of the Court oil Claims,
when bis nominatioe was Immediately sent
in and referred.
The protest Of the Miramon government
10 considered offensive in terms BY our Gov
eminent, and it will probably be returned
1t 10 said to have been written by the French
Minister in Mexico. 1t Is not true that Mi
ramon has agents here operating against the
success OF the Treaty now pending.
lHeraid's Correspondence.
The Executive Session Of the Senate to-
day was probably the most violent that has
ever disgraced that body. Mr.. Clingman
made severe speech against the election Of
of Seward.
Doolittle replied to Clingman, and charged
upon the South with severity, when Toombs
gaze the lie to Doolittle, and the latter flung
il back.
CONSERVATION followed, and hurried ad-
journment.
Old Senators say there has not been &c
stormy an executive session since the reiec1
zion OF Van Buren,, and the attempted rsIec.
ton of Everett.
The difficulty grew out OF the charge
brought by Mr.. Wilson, that Mr.. Faulkner
the nominee to the French mission, was q
disunionist.
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II AY a BERNARD be-
IN to inform Planters
Nurscrymen and Dealer,
In Trees, that they have
|still on hand, 10 offer fol
spring planting, = larg.
stock Of the following na.
med articles, Of superior
. quality.
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sHERIEE,S SALE.
STATE OF IOWA, SIS.

= ~AsH SouNIhs
RY virtue Of : special Execution to me directed,
said County, Ia favor Of Hiram barney and against
4. d. Lane, Margaret Thomas John MAXWELL and
John n. Douglass, have levied upon and will sell
to the highest bidder, at the door Of tho Clerk =
Onace OF the District Court Of Lee County Iowa 1t
ke0kuk In said county, on the 18th day Of Fohru-
airy, A. ID. 1860, between the hours Of O'Clock =
m and o'clock p. m. Of said day, tho followinr
property, to.wit Lot one (11 In Block one hundred
and ninety-six u06), In the city Of Keokuk. Lee
county Iowa. Said property 10 be sold BY order Of
Court to satisfy said writ Of execution.
he0kuk, January IL, 1890
II. a. GRIFFITH, Sheriff OF Lee Co,
Janl7dIm By J. y. ksisHr, Deputy.
sHERIFF,s SALE.
STATE II. O. opv IOWA IS.
RY virtue OF special Execution to me directed
II issued BY the Clerk OF the District Court of
SAID County. In favor Of Hiram Barney and against
David Goldsmith, Margaret Thomas, John MAJ
we'll and John N. Douglass, have levied upon.
and will sell to the highest bidder 1t the door az
the Clerks Once Of the District Court 81 Lee
County, Iowa, st keokuk in said county, on the
LIN dAy OF February, A. d. 1860, between the
9ouIs q oclocka 2. m. and o'clock p. n. Of said
day the Following property, to-wit Lots two ~
and three In block one hundred and ninety .six
llso1, IN the city Of Ksokuk, Lee county, Iowa
Bald property to b cold BY order Of Court 10 satisfy
said writ Of execution.
kcokuk, January ~, 1850.
=. ID. GRIFFITH, Sheriff on Lee County.
= isn't 1dim ~ =. 3. KsIaar, Deputy.
a DAM BEDE, by Georec Elliott. for 11Is 6y
"A OGDEN BR0wNELL CO.,
sePis 81 Aain-st.
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MoRI MATCHES In CoTToN. We have seen
lettsr from manufacturer la Coventry to
cotton dealer in this city, enclosing q
sample Of friction matches found in q bale
OF cotton purchased OF him. The sisua-
tion Of the matches was such az to leave no
doubt that they we're put there when the cot.
ton W. packed. The frequency with which
these destructives are found In cotton il
really alarming, and mast greatly increase
ths risks Of undsrwrisers.--[ Providence Jour
nnas
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-
WARRINGTON, Jan. IT.
Housr.-There being . slim attendance
there was call Of the House.
Mr.. Pennington withdrew bis resolution
proposing the adoption Oh the plurality rule.
He did 40, he said, to avoid confusion.
Mr.. Hutchins, successor OF Mr.. Giddinrs.
conourred with his political friends that dis
cussion anterior to an organisation was out
OF place. 1t has been conducted in exceed
ingly bad taste, to use no harsher term. Che
Republican party, with which he WAS proud
to act, and the people of the Free States had
been rudeiy, he might say shamefully as
sailed-their principles and acts had been
grossly MISREPRESENTATION motives and
patriotism were rudely imE cached and their
citizens denounced az worthy of the gAllows,
for frankly expressing their constitutional
rights on the subject Of slavery. A resolu-
tion has been introduced here saying that
persons who did certain thing were unfit to
be Speaker. There were great many unfit
to be Speaker. His opinion was that any
man who pursues the pro-slavery policy il
politically unfit to be Speaker, and 80 is any
man who believes the re-opening Of the At
rican slave trade right, or who opposes the
admission of Kansas into the Union under
her recently adopted Constitution.
SENArs.-The Harper's Ferry investiga-
ton committee commenced to- day the exam
ination Of Mr.. Army, a member Of the Kan
sas National Committee. He informed the
committee that he was acquainted with mat
tiers appertaining to Browns business in
Kansas, which may throw some light upon
his subsequent movements at Harper's Ferry,
but that before testifying he would be obliged
to return to Kansas, to procure certain books
and papers, so that he could give more full
and accurate statement of money placed in
his hands by individuals and committees, and
how it was appropriated, thereby showing
definitely how much was paid to Brown, by
whose order and for wh.. suppose.
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PRICE OF COAL REDUCED. d
sI AN now selling that superior Coal from the
j New York and Pennington Bank,
~ 12A cents Per busA., delivered.
y III NJ Leveo.
NO LOADS DELIVERED UNDER ~ BusHEs
AT THE ABOVE RATES.
Terms cash on delivery. Once on Levee; near Main.
Janl6df ri. pLATT
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LOST
A BRASS STORE KEY, on Friday night Iae
"A on Blondsau, between 5th an 9th cts. III
finder will please leave II ut this once.
jan1Td3ts As8& RkA
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n o CE

1sHE notes and aocounts ON tho Late frm Of Ram
l dolph Leslie have been placed In the hands Of
the Undersigned Tor imneliate sstt1Smsnt Per-
sons knowing themselves indebted will therefore
make immediate payment and thereby save costs.
~ &@&8@ ~ THOMAS MARTIN
Keokuk Jan II. 106O.d3v
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TEE DIS Mousxs VALLEY WINS 10 published
every Monday at this office, Is of the oldest pa
pers in Iowa, and has widely extended circula-
tion throughout the Des Moines Valley, Northern
Missouri, and Western Illinois.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
g DUKE manufactures Gil kinds Of Boots
~. and shoes, and keeps on hand the best select
edstock Of Eastern work IN the city, and
SELLS CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER
HOUSE.
Persons desiring bargains In shoes will find ii to
their advantage to 60 to Dukes and see his goods
NO. 6s MAIN-ST,
Repairing done ID the best style and at reduced
prices. [ianlsdi
Life, Fire and Marine Insurance
Agency.
DOLlCiES OF Insurance issued ut the lowest
rates In the following reliable first class COM
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YoRK
This is the safest and most reliable Life Inauraace
Company in the world, with an accumulated
Fund OF over % 900 900.
ATLANTIC FIRk AND MARINE ms. CO.,
or PRovIDEEcE, R.I.
Capital $50, 200 90.
SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE ms. CO.,
sfRlHGRIKLD, MAss.
Capital $50 200.
PEORIA MARINE FIRE INSURANCE CO
PHoRIA, I'LL.
Capital $500 900 90.
5@G
Those desiring Insurance will do veil to call II
the Agency Once Of C. r. DIMOND.
Jan.isdlm Main-st., over Ogden : Book Store,
| Lost -
A BRASS STORE KEY, on Friday night last,
IA on Blondsau, between 5th an 9th sts. The
Under will please leave II 1t this once.
- =, =,
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General Insurance Agency.
COm. SECOND AND MAIN.

OAeOA - 98A0 - 0eA8~V ~kOA~Ye
con. SECOND AND MAIN.
LyGHE. LAKE, RIvER AND LIFE IN.
L SURANGE promptly attended to at this Once.
Better and more IHpEMAI7r can be given at this
Agency than any othsr in this city and less trouble
after loss.
Eina Insurance Co., Of Hartford, Cemn-, ~, oso. 41s
Home Insurdncs Company, Of Eesr York, LAS, SIS
North Ameriean In Co., Hartford, Cons, 800, go
City Fire Insurance Co., Of Nep Haren, 6o.6Ss
PAGnis Fire Insuysnce Co., Of Eer Fork, 100 900
Losiiiard Fre Insurance Co., NeV York, - 90
Montssk FUs IHssrasrs Co., NeN York. - 0oo
Cos~seficss MsfsSi LIFE m Co., Hartford, b23
"a. W. GRIFFITH is authorised 10 receive
applications for al above Companies.
~Buildings, Merchandise, Mill, Factories.
Household Furniture and Dwellings insured at -
low rates - other GonPaais: Who pay their losses
0nsce corner "a and Mair Sta, Keokuk, Lows.
Jan. {, 80 din
Insurance! Insurance.! Insurance
D0LIcIB5 on Stores, D~silines. Msrohandise
! po.k Aousa, Publtc buildings, Asnufscturing
rahls property, tas.sd ~ the lowest rates In he
following substantiai Companies
PHOENIX ms. CO, or HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL ~400, 900.
CRY FIRE ms, CO., or HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL 3l50, 900.
HARTFORD FIRE ms. CO.. OF HARTFORD.
sse@ OAPlTAL ESQ.,; go.
MERCHANTS ms co. or HARTFoRD, CONN.
CAPITAL @oOO, 200.
This Agency always pays its losses promptly i
Cash.
Dwellings, with Furniture therein, insured ct &
VERY noDKRArn PREMIUM, for one, three or ave
yssrs. Calland learn the rates.
WIN. ". BELkNAR, Agss,
Jan2dlm Becond-st.. near Main.
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Those desiring Insurance will do well TO call !,
The Agency ONCE Of G. r. DIMOND.
Jan.lSdlm Main-st., over Ogden = Book Store
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SMERIFE,S SALE.
STATE OF IOWA, I &c
LeR CARRY Oos

a DAM BEDE, by george Klliott, for sale by
n OGDEN BR0WNELL CO.,
sepls s. Hsin-st.
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American, English, and Swiss
makers; Gold and Silver, open ,
and Hunting Cases ali war.
rantsd to give satisfaction.
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BRACELETS

Etrusean Chains, Plain Band, Plain Chain, Cameo
Engraved Band, Solid Band, Jet with Gold, Hair
and Bead Bracelets.
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LOCKETS;

Enameicd and Gold, Oral and Round
Plain Gold and Engraved Locksts.
Hair Wsrk fsrlsaie 4 maGe - erAer.
Pins, Earrings, Rings, BrAcelets, Charms,
Chains, Buttons, Studs, Necklaces, Crosses
MADE TO oRpER.
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PEORIA MARINE + FIRE INSURANCE CO
FBoRIA, I'LL.
Capital $500 900 90.
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J E w E L r Y


Diamond, Pearl Opal, Garnet, Turquois, Enameled
is Plain, Engine Turned, Chased, and Children 4
RINGS, ALL SIZNs.
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II. a. GRIFFITH, Sheriff OF Lee Co.
janl7dlm By ]. y. KHieHr, Deputy
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-01-12
II ERHIS.-
ONE DOLLAR, IN ADVANCE.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING

Ono square. ten lines or less one iasertion.S 90
Each additional insertion per sGuaTe...... 80
One square, three months ...... ......... co
Six months ......... ....... ...... 90
Twelve months ...... ...... ............. 9 90
Two squares. three months ...... 90
:: SIX months ..,... ...... 9 90
q s twelve months. ...... u 90
Quarter Of column, three months ....... 10 90
:. " SIX months ........ 10 GO
:" twelve months ...... 90 90
Half column, three months -. .'''''''.' ID 90
six months 90 90
% twelve months ...... ''..... 80 90
Column. three months s...... ....... ...... % 90
SIX months. .......... ....... 40 90
twelve months ........... 90 90
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-01-12
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Clark H Green.::::::::;::::Editor.