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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-21

- The Cadd0 Gazette announces that part u
the iron, for the Western division ol tie sick--
burg. Shreveport, and Texas Railroad has ar
rived, and hopes that the work viii be SON .ua,-
rlcted to the Texas line II fsa'sh-d ia ut1s q
tie next croT, over oas husdr5a thousand oalra
viii De transported over thi. la4- Ada tofiis
other heights, back !rsisIts. ,.. iasssng-rs a'si
it will he seen that the r.4l uiilas hands lni-
Isl -N1rss9I Reyutir-s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-21

COL r. E. LEE.-We understand that Brevct Col.
Robert L. Lee, Lent. Col. of the I'd regiment of
airy arrived in this city, yesterday, and assumed the
command of the Department of Texas, in obedience
to orders from Washington city. The Colonel has
before served in this Department, and is well known
to many of citizens He served through the Mex
lcan in the Engineer Corps, and of General
Scutts important victories attained after
careful reconnoisances, made by this most accom-
plished officer He severely wounded at Cha
pultepec vnd after the close of the for sew
eral years Superintendent Of the Military Academy
at West Point Upon the organization of the Second
Regiment Of Cavalry, he appointed Lieut. Col,
having before received the Bevet rank of Col for his
services in Mexico.
During the past summer, he commanded the Ma
rines ai Harpers Ferry. and captured the notorious
John Brown together with his fellow traitors that
occasion.
Gel lee is accompi ned gsniemau and finish
ed soldier ana We have deuhi thar bis a3minisira-
ton Of Affairs IN this Department viii merit the ap-
probation of Ger connsry.-SaH .4ui0Hio Hsrad
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-21
From the Houston Republic,-Extra, NJ ,rch 10.
GREAT. CONFEDERATION!
Two Blocks Burned to the Ground
SAYS, 900 Worth of Property Destroyed
WATCHMAN MURDERED
GREAT EXCITEMENT P!

On this Saturday morning, March the 10th, at
half past II o'clock there was terrible alarm
OF FIRE! FIRE.!
The FIRE broke out over the bank, in Hudgpeth's
restaurant corner of Main and Congress streets
The buildings being of infammabe material it
soon spread in all directions until s7me thirty
houses were enveloped in a sheet Of flame. The
fire crossed Main street. great portion Of two
blocks burned aeeR r1
The estimated loss is two hundred and seventy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-21

E- The emigration to Texas during the last
fall and present winter must amount 70 near fifty
thousand souls including probably twenty thou
sand negroes. TIE federal eeDsns, TO be taken
during the cezaing spring aud snaamsf. viii sios
the Reputation o. the STATE a. te folly $50 flff1
s.llla. sl.l--Li.. sl..l-l "a 90 n.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-21

,tie 1pH9siti1nists slTs oi bis
Ship r. eliliag sl7rie rs
eauuHt DsEissf5ey.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-21
.rvBLIc MATTERS.

= & aebn g. SAKE, the distinguished poet and
hu IS delegate from Vermont 70 the
! lh.r.. .s.z- b venli0n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-13

New YokK, July IL.
A dispatch 10 the Philadelphia Press says
Marshal Rynders OF N. r., il removed for
refusing TO oppose Douglas.
Ex Councilman Kerrigan attempted TO
shoot Alderman Genet, in the City Hall Park
to-day, but was prevented. 1t 10 said Aid.
g. and MIR. ketchy induced a sister of
kelrigan and another lady to take sail in
yacht on East River last Thursday night
and attempted violence upon them. The
screams of the ladies attracted attention
and they we're landed, when the men sailed
away. Kerrigan had given Genet notice Of
bis intention TO shoot him. A bloody sequel
to the affair 10 anticipated.
The Great Eastern had over 6Oo0 visitors
Yesterday, and over 5000 to-day. The ex-
citeaent in regard TO the great ship 10 daily
inor easing. Excursion trains are pouring
into the city from every quarter.
LAcRossE, July IL.
A most brutal murder was committed at
Brownsville, Minnesota, last evening. A
man named Jake Riley killed his mother in /.
law, sister. in law, and attempted TO kill his
father-in law, who barely escaped through a
back door of the house, which stands by
itself some distance from any other build
ing. The weapon used was large Bowie
knife. The murdered people are named
Haukey. The murderer escaped the ex-
element was intense. The whole neighbor-
hood turned out in search of Riley. No
cause is assigned, except probably intoxica-
ton. Riley kept saloon in Brownsville.
Urea, July IL.
The u. s. Zounve Cadets of Chicago, said
to be the best drilled company in the Union,
were received here to day with great mill
tary display BY the 45th regiment, under the
command OF Gen. III. r. White. A tremen-
dous crowd witnessed the drilling. The
zou YES leave for Troy to morrow and viii
be in New York ON Saturday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-13

tAEu@n.

Tne Douglas Mania nm Croson Com
Isnueds
MgssRs. EprTogs - write to inform you
that we, the Republicans, still live, although
the article in the Journal Of the 18th seems
TO imply otherwise. TO avoid all contro-
versy, and passing all plagiarism, &C., by,
must beg to be excused for not replying, lest
| should be accused like the dogs of "hayipg
at the moon," and will just repeat what has
often been sung
clark fiom the tombs that dole al sound"
! informed you before that it was the in
tention of the Douglasites TO raise flag up
on one of the mills. The plan has been
changed, and pole has been raised and
nailed to the corner of an old warehouse
also stated the probable length of the flag
TO be effect, which statement now, with
the deepest humility, retract. The actual
length is feet. That ''mity rag" now flaps
in me- esty above the tops of the tallest corn.
(The corn hasn't got it's growth yet On
each side black cambria letters are sewed.-
One side is thus: SA. DOUGLASS; the 9TH
er looks as though the nrst letters hau struck
through, though they are sewed on entirely
separate, as near as you can print it, and is
thus: SSA LGU0D AS.
The "dream and the Interpretation there
Of" will probably forever remain a mystery,
unless the Japanese or the editor of the
"Niek Nax'' can "solute" it.
Let me suggest to the Journal man when
he sets "ths township down at 100 for Doug.
las" to use pencil.
If any OF our friends should think OF COM
ing up here to see the Daugla -s'beautiful--
American-fsg," will say to them, that if
they will come any time, except soashing-
day, and use ordinary diligence, they can
find the flag. Yours, &C.,
| FULLER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-13

C. The Museatine Journal of the 18th
says ii was informed that Gov. kirkwsod
had 10 the scene of the late lawless..pro-
ceedings 10 Jefferson county, and that he will
probably take the proper steps for the pun
ishmeus OF those concerned in the lynching
OF John kephart. We believe the Governor
will be upheld in this course by the majority
of the citizens OF Jefferson county, and Of
the Stste generally.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-13

4i-As SstIaa ~itnour iCK.--Io nsve de-
hghtiaiiy nard butter in summer, without
Ice, the plan recommended by that useful
poblicaton, the Scientific American, il a
goou one. fnt tfivit, or any open fat thing
"ith legs. 10 SANGER; put on this uivit the
plate Oh ouffef turn common flower pot
spsiie down over the butter, 40 that i.s edge
ehall be within the saucer aud under III. ua.
ter. Plug the hole Of the fower-pot With a
cork, then drenoh the flower pot With water.
set IN cool place until morning. or If done
NJ breakfast the butter will be very hard Nv
supperitime. Low many Of our own town
boarding school girls, who have been learn
Ing philosophy, syntax, and prosodv, can
write an explanation OF this within MONTH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-13

To James e. Bruce, VIM. o. Daniels, staunton
Cady, d. Il. Jones, G. X. Peek, Rob Il Ransom,
Miller Mayhem Co., Chss. Bush. Eaton, Bros
4 Co.,, Duyail, keighIer Il Co., sreenway, Bros.
4 Co., ID. G. Hyde Co., Sarah Bruce and ID. l..
Walsworth:
N0u and each of you hereby notified that
there Ia now on file in the Office of the Clerk of
the District Court in Lee county, Iowa. ut Keokuk
the petition Of George C. Aderson claiming Of you
the said James Bruce and William O. Daniels
the sum or eight thousand four hundred dollars,
with interest and costs, as money due on three
promissory notes dated the Sth of November A. ID.
1855 and payable in one, two and three years with
ten per cent interest from date the for seven
teen hundred and thirty three So 100 dollars, and
two for three thousand three hundred thirty-three
So 100 dollars aud claiming against all of you the
foreclosure Of two certain mortgages executed by
said Bruce d Daniels and Sarah j. Daniels, to Sc
cure the payment of said notes, certain proper
ty, In said petition particularly set out and de-
scribed, and upon which 1t is said you each claim
some lien.
You are therefore required to take notice that
unless you appear and answer TO said petition ON
or before the morning of the second day Of the
next term of said court, 10 be begun and holden In
the said city OF Keokuk ON the frat Monday In
September, A. ID. 1860, judgment prayed for
will be rendered against you thereon.
EDWARDS McALISTER,
Sol for Petitioner.
I'll
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-13

The Bobtails will doubtless rejoice to read
the following account of the Breckenridge or
Stumpsaii Convention in illinois,:
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, July IL.
The Breckenridge and Lane State Conven-
tion met here st 10 O'Clock a. m. About
200 delegates were in attendance. Hon.
John Dougherty, of Union, Chairman of the
January Convention, resumed the Chair, and
made speech of much bitterness, denoun-
cling the course of Mr.. Douglas and bis ad-
herents as tending to disunion and the de-
struction of the great interests of the Demo
cratic party, which was loudly applauded.--
The usual committees were appointed and
the Convention took recess till 2 y. IN.
Upon re assembling, John l.. Mcdonnell,
from Morgan, from the committee on reso
lutions, reported re-afhrmanee of the plat.
form of the January Convention, and also OF
the majority platform at Charleston. The
concluding resolutions were 80 follows:
Resolved, That we hail with unbounded
satisfaction the nomination of Breckenridge
and Lane, and hereby pledge them our uni
ted and enthusiastic support.
Resolved, Ihas we recommend to each
county and Senatorial District in this State
TO present full ticket Of National Demo-
Gratis to be voted for at the coming election
w. IL. Carlin, Of Adams, from committee
on nominations, then reported The following
electoral ticket:
State at large-John ID ougherty, OF Union
Thompson Campbell, OF Cook.
District Electors lat, VIM. Shannon, oil
Union; ID, John G. Amber, of Cook; 81
Jnstus Stephens, Of Bureau; 4th, Normar
III. Purple, of Peoria; 5th, VIM. q. Wagley
Of Hancock; 9th, John l.. Mcconnell, oil
Morgan; 7th, John E. Cummings, of Logan
sth, J. Nj Hawley, of Marion; 9th, John Il
Neil, OF Union.
The following State ticket was nominated
Governor, Thos. N. Hope, Of Madison; Lieut.
Governor, Thos. Smell, OF Dewitt; Seoreta
~ OF State, II. Burk, of Macoupin; Au.
ditor, Harry ii. Smith, of Knox; Treasurer
W. III. Gather, of Adams; Supt. of Public In
struction, Jno. IL. Dennis, of ST. Clair.
The nominations both for electors and
State officers We're received with much en-.
thasiasm. Speeches were then made sue
eessiveiy by DIR. Hope, Isaac Cook, w. Ii
Carlin and b. L. Burk, after which the Con.
vention adjourned sine die.
One hundred and fifty guns are being fired
this evening in honor of the nominations.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-13
UNSURPASSED
III A IK TO mic.

sHls preparation possesses the peculiar proper.
l ty of restoring the human Hair, and causes : |.
Hair TO assume the color 1t possessed before !,
turned gray. 1t strengthens the Hair apd keens ~
glossy and clean. Nothing can excel this prans
on MS II effects the restoration Of the hair t. ,,a
action 1t the roots. Prepared ard sold by -
GR0. CABUS,
Two doors above the Billings House.
iesd4wly Ksckuk. Io.a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-13

TnE JonN BRows FuND.-s'lt il suthorita-
lively stated that the widow Of John Brown
has not received dollar from Hayti, al
though the report has gone abroad that $780,
900 was sent to her from that country. The
amount of the aid received by this family
from other sources il not so large as it is
ger orally supposed to be.'
II Mrs. Brown had received thirty thous-
and Haytian dollars, the amount would not
be large sum, we believe, not greatly ex-
ceeding three thousand dollars.-lk. Y. Eve.
Pos.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-13

fT-The New York Tribune's Washington
correspondent says the friends OF Douglas,
after full consultation, have determined to
re-nominate him for the Presidency in 1864,
Efforts are being made for the removal OF
Madison Cults, Second Comptroller, and the
father in Law Of Douglas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-13

The following dispatch from Washington
TO the n. I. Herald, will make the Douglas
ties out West, siek at the stomach:
Hon. Alexander III. Stephens, Of Ga. will.
il 10 said, shortly disclose bis preference for
Breckenridge and Laney although he will take
no active part In the Presid entail elect on.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-13

No MORAL DirFgRENcE.--Br ownlow saws
that AS much rs he despises Northern niger
stealing abelitionists, he can see no moral
difference between that crime and the money
stealing Of the Democratic office holders
To the latter, however, he awards the prefer.
ence on one point-their stealing is not sec
tional, but il done wherever the public mo
ney can be found.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-13

The n. Y. Express-which pretends to sup
port Bell and Everett yet does all it can to
turn over woes to Douglas and Johnson
protests against the Breckenridge movements
as sinister and lnsincere! We dare the Ex-
press TO Join issue with us on the following
predictions:
/. We predict that Lincoln and Hamln
will have the highest Electoral Vote, and
that Breckenridge and Lane will have the
next highest.
?. We predict that Bell and Everett
whom the Express pretends TO support--will
have more Electoral Votes than Douglas and
Johnson, whom it really favors.
3. We predict that Breckenridge and Lane
will have twice az many Electoral Votes as
Douglas and Johnson.
4 We predict that Lincoln and Hamlin
will have four times as many Electoral Votes
as either Bell and Everett or Douglas and
Johnson.
These results are obvious. They nhere
in tbs nature of things. Lincoln and Ham
lin represent a Vrincipie-that OF National
resistance to the diffusion Of Slavery. Breck
inridge and Lane represent the antagonist
principle that of National protection to the
di1fu ion Of Slavery. Douglas and Johns on
represent a dodge--namelv Natiooal in.
differ enoe to the diffusion of Slavery. Bell
and Everett represent a sham National
blindness 30 the diffusion Of slavery. Earn
est men are necessarily with one or the other
Of the two first named. And earnest men
hap en- 10 be greatly in the majority about
these days. Really very few are indifferent,
while none who can read are blind to the
great, overshadowing issue of our age. Po-
little j trimmers who would ignore the gra
vest facts by resolving that they don't see,
or care nothing about them, may vote for
Dou ,Ias and Bell; but the people are over
whe mingly In favor OF settlement of the
slavery extension issue on it's merits--one
that shall be real and endng.-[N. Y. Trib.
une.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-13

GT~ Lieut.. Gov. Ruscb, the Emigrant Com
missioner for Iowa in New York, arrived
home last week. lie will remain here only
long enough TO gather his great harvest OF
grain now stripe for the sickle.o He will
have an excellent crop Dav. Gaz., 10th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-13
DAY l. BRO,
Wholesale. GrOcers,
NO. los MAIN-xT.,

kEohu a,
A RE In receipt Of
A2o bills. eating and cooking Apples,'
trails New Dates,
20 Ahbls. White Fish,
so coils inch Manila Rope,
30 4
40 a" {"
30 doz Manila and Hemp Bed cords,
10 600 Light Guard Cigars,
Is, 600 HAVANA 6's
8 ceroons Madras Indigo,
20 bxs. extract Logwoed.
20 chests 6ne to extra 6ne Imperial Tea,
is 80 (" Young Hyson,
10 Oolong,
100 reams Letter Paper,
rs do Fooiscap /"
rs do Note
90 200 Envelopes, besides large stock of the va
rious articles of groceries, which we offer at the
lowest possible figure, and will receive In payment
such articles Of produce as will preserve their nature
in transportation.
JuIuI3
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-13

CT The Cleveland Herald says "Locofo-
coism, like the breachy colt, has finally
'straddled the pole, split the wbffe-tree, and
kicked dad In the bowels.'"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-13

c E'The Great Eastern to-day passes I'M
der new management-Mr, I'll. g. Jarrett
assuming the charge Of her for the rest Of
the time she is on exhibition 10 this CITY. -
He mas reduced tho price OF admission from
81 20 so cents; children under IL years 25c.
1t is also IN contemplation to run the Great
Eastern on an excursion to Cane May, to
give MI who may wish an opportunity TO
test her sea going qualities.-[N. Y. World,
9th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-13


To Thomas Cross, Rodah Gross, Elixa J. Ciuts, Eli
Cluss, Henry Cluts, ames Burrows. James Rey-
nelds, Frederick zugg; Geo. w. Hardesty, Jacob
Bushy, Theoda G. Barrett, Wilson Barrett, Hugh
Norstert
N0U and each Of you are hershy notified that
J. there Ia now on lie In the Clerks Office OF the
District Court of Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk. q
petition of Amos III. Brown claiming of yen the
foreclosure of mortgage on lot No. In block
172 in keokuk, Lee county, Iowa. given by Thos.
Cross and Rodah Cross 10 the said Brown to secure
the purchase money Of the said premises; said pc
ttion claiming also decree against said Thomas
Cross for the sum of $3.50 81 100 with interest at
the rate OF ten per cent. per annnm, The amount
nf promissnry notes secured by said mortgage.
Now, therefore, unless you and each of you APP
pear and said petition on or before the End
day of the next of said court at said place to
be holden, judment or decree will be rendered
against you according TO the prayer Of said pc
tifion.
CURTIS, GILMORE & CURTIS.
July12 1860. I'm Soi's for Petitioner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-13

GT~Th Dubuque Times says Hon. VIM.
Vandsver il detained at Westfield, N. D., BY
illness. As soon as he RECEIVERS, he will re-
turn home, and be in readiness to meet his
comp etitor, whoever he may be, upon the
stunt,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-13

GTg-"The twin relics Of (politicall barbar-
ism"-1he two wings of the Democratic
party.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-13

TRs Dss MONIES VALLEY WBls is published
every Monday Mt this ofcc is one of the Oldest pa
pcrs in Iowa, and has widely extended circula-
ticn throughout the Des Moines Valley, Northern
Missouri, md Western Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-13

4 %AAsNe AA~~s AS~A0e At0 1ie0l Boots, from
~ ei,26 to ~ ,25. Ladies' Kid Slippers 80
cts. to tl.25. Ladies' Caters of Gil kinds. Ene.
glish, French, and Italian Silk Lasting Of All al
ors Congress and Side Lace with and without
heels cheaper than ever.
Misses and Chiidren's Kid ANGLE Ties and Sim
pers Boots and Caters, all sires, with or wihou,
heels cheaper than the cheapest. Mems and Bows
Boots, and Shoes, and CATERS: Patent Leather.
Eastern, cheap for cash. Keenan, Shoes. Plow
Shoes, AMI Farmers Caters, and Oxford Ties
French Calf, and sewed, and pegged, always on
hand, and made to order on short notice.
Do not forget the place. No. IS Main street.
Sign of the Mammoth Boot.
Keokuk, June Is, 1860. w. BARRETT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-13

TINS LonDos TlAEs OWNED BY qng RorHs-
cniLDs.-lt has recently been proven that the
London Times IL mainly owned BY the Roths-
chiids; and the fact creates considerable
sensation in London. The statement OF Mr..
John Waiter, NJ. p, In Parliament, that he
~asnot the principal owner, as we'll as the
course taken by the Times for many years,
proves and confirms it ell. Not one single
move on the political chessboard of Europe
That would have tendency to rjure the Sc
curities OF any nation that were large credit
or 81 the house Of Rothschilds, particularly
austria, but has been vehemen,ly opposed BY
the Times.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-13
The Murder OF Napoleon nnd Carl
baidt Plotted at Rome.

The Florence correspondent of the provi-
denea JeafDai says that SONS Surprising
revelations are being made in an inyestiga-
ton going on under the direction OF the
Commanlant Belot Of he French garrison.
plot has been discovered, in which several
Of the Roman prelacv are sad to be impli-
Gated, With no less an object than 10 cause
the assassination Of the Emperor Napoleon
and General Garibaldi. The head Of the
former, according 10 the test mony, was
valued as high 81 100000 francs, and that
OF the latter loo GOD francs, Two individ-
uals with the names of Frsnchi and Mariaui,
were the ores &c put the design into execu.
ton. The examination is still going on.
We have frequently noticed that this cor
respondent writes great deal Of bosh
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-13

j. WELLER, J.MUDD, J.. o. MELLEk
WELLER. MuDD d mELLEN.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 1874 south Water
~ street, Chicago, Ills.
Personal atten ON given TO the sale of Grain,
Flour, Provisions and Produce generally; also, to
the purchase OF Fish, Salt, LUMBER, DO.
July IL, 'o9-dA WY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
GREAT BARGAIN.


Lsok SALE, brick cottage Dwelling House with
A full lot, sltna ed on Fulton-st. bet. 10th aud
18th. with large rooms, all In good order, and
will be- sold for $500 cash-thc best oaer made
In Seukuk. Title perfect Enquire at the corner
Of 81 and Main streets, keokuk, If
Jnlyl2i III. b. TEN-EYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-13
III. B. TEN-EYCK,
General Insurance Agent,
COR. 2p AND MAIN-STS.,
K O oKuk, Iowa.

sUkANGE promptly attended to at this Office.
Better and more IspEnAITY can be given Mt thf
Agency than any other in this CITY, and less trouble
after loss.
4Efna ins Co., Of Hartford, Conn., "a, 1874 100
Home laurence Company, of NeU Fork, I,45T, SIS
North Amsrican In Co., Hartford, Conn, 800 900
City FIRE laurence Co., Of Efp Haeen, 270,6bs
Ph1nir Fire laurence Co., Of Ner York 200 e0O
LoraLaYd Fire Insurance Co., Nep York 264 600
Connecticut Mutual Life In Co., Hartford, 3,000,S2S
DR. j. w Bosp Medical Examiner
ETA. W. GRIFFITH is authorized to recei We
applications for all above Companies.
- Buildings, Merchandise, Mills, Factories.
Household Furniture and Dwellings insured Mt rs
low rates as other Companies who paw thsir losses
II. B. TEN-EYCK, Agent,
Office corner ID and MaiI sts., Keokuk, lows.
July Z, dim