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CTATE VF' 1IILINUIS, County OF
C.os H.A.-Supxr1tr court Of Chtcsxu. May rszu.
%1.-la t:u $. uIt; aud wulsn t;lne:e "; Anna y.
j hn T. Palmer. deceased -reuGon for Mechanics Lkn
Ansav!t u the E-rr.t.ne, Of fnna = fainsr md
lie Ia ihs ntse The Geek Ut aad >utrF C~u of
Cnl ago. Sotes y hereby given tho ,si A"nn Pal
rxtljun ii 4,t Coarf. III. Ch.ucr ride thereof Of tho
~ ogt 4y Of Mar h. loto 9pi tn .ano4' there uon
On 1hs rst Nansy Of Nv ne IT. ls - bf law tea1
Now uu!e.s yo1 tu+ said Anna P4imeT mi $AEah E.
tes+ shall Ierenally te ana appear before TIE sast su+
t+nor Cautt Ut Chieg" "f Ceok c"unt on The tn DAY
VI lie txru, the,xuf /. BE- hulea II Chicago 10 aal
soua,y uu The ars Men.l.y ot Nay, 1ss ana ps4d a1-
xlA pt&t"n, The 2ne. aE1 The Maf-
les things therein charged aud sttt j. vi ba tAken
eMfes+ AID tctr+e stttr.i again yen according 10
The r'ayAr VI sid r.tts y.
rnhk. IT, lNR
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N ASTEk'S SALE.-State OF ILL
N -, f.uk tnuntv v-ciscu.t C~urt ot Covk Co.. IN
Chsneryy John b. King vs. John T. coaklin; U;raoA
Coukiirx CoLfny Bryant. Peter recoS an4 ]ha1ies" ~
Futile notice Is hereby given thai In pursuance q y
rr-.7 onIrr antrrc IN th. zs>oNa entitled esuses l.. ":
s:nn- Frrrr Master in CAancerv Of Cook G"any nna
sue uf ino- VII ths twelfth aay e Aa,sn' Iii A Il 4
1st1l NJ frn O.tpck In the fotenoon OF saiu 0aJ VIZ ~
r. dDor Of ths ii0usr. 10 thu e!t " taakn,
IL lie Cny Of Coek ss"e, at pns is
sonntv Of tn * designated ~ Its nttS. l.el a
i'll; 10 coaso 3r've sods's:on q, r.sn o., M
nj IN h,. nutheas& quarter Ut Gou tds1tyso tJ II
tnwus7ip !stY oae lsY uor Ut ranxe loutesn eas@
OF tae thlso p''aep1A l.. C. FAME FREEN.
AaAefi Claaee1y VI Cook Et nn1!:
, 1860-03-07
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.x. H.. AZ III fy!Ilh.thi ,

ea.e--e: - = -. Nc ...-,,,-.r ~
css I H.. MI. 4; js1t t:
ia, Dsnisl 81 e N.ose "a. ''ta '1e'''' 'a'
Banss-ln chtaSs3 M 3o,.:,nrs or william F. Cot,1e.
ADtash ~ ~ hrn dled In the ot1ce Of the
asttnsnt aoovG Tout u chleo Notcs heleby
CleFS q xaa vi Wsen, t:ta uat the conpsaln-
nut fled hls bill Vt complaint n SAD rnas. " ,saT
= r ; s II IL 6
Ma,ch lst - u .! ~ VI, u i1ts, F. Cote ,ha.t rsan.
WOW ~. VI. isfnre .aJ Suoeylas Iourt ot cht-
ay y to"k @ Gpuay. o ths st dy oe .s ae1s seIa.
,hsfeoE to oe hoIea q @ , IL n1.su aoswsr or d.
as HnaaY o. LIZ I'll o. c.apin sea
ths natsss an thss ~ ietI+r e,sesed ain., you
tsk:n n, ctncs,Fu. VIZ at1 a Iii
coming 10 the p'a' q o1 'ao '''' K1MsALI. Clerk
goRSE11 i IAstt1S. GrmH.N ~
CONGRATULATIONS SAi.E:.-Ihe exec
IL utos Of the Estae q issshsr I'll nf cmff 'p HGns n
IubEc AuCM,u n the NoFth cn0s " sae Se - ~
tku CIV OF Ch1c.g', the lh III u MAJ ~ - sf
loving lots and Inscription Of p1opeHs' o*na@ Pe '
s7''' LOTS N THE CITY OF CLlCihho. ,o,,-o.
u = IL
, 1860-03-07

STATEMENT OF TIE COND1-
NJ T1ON OF THE
WASHINGTON Iy>URANCE. co.,
oa the alst day Of December 1891
Made o.he Auditor o. Public Account. Of St;ts of III
t. na t. M hs ST.. e asf %
NAME AND LEGATION.
FnA-The name Of " company is the '~ashlnxton In
The coap.ny i toea:ed At The City Of New Yesk!n
CAPITAL.
sceond1he srnonns Of y Capital Stock Two Hundred
Haaeta tS9si # IL GsPe De sssef p r"'
ASSETS.
F''n - S:.s!s Ss r
sssss's!: E M$ass +; s!:; f.: ''S
!,:P :l{oss5s l. Il is:sissss sss
loaned. Estr.:cd vaue ri, GOO. Sum oa2e1
thereon, 81
s. Debt. otherwise secured:
4 S:S ,sss ,zso %
''' q $;2 ksS! iass'sa'asta :1@ sp g. ~ M 81
4h. II. sla1cs iisii i:aad S,ccE. in: WV ~
I'll 10 sh.Ies ttaa i:osd Dsld...:..i;so' ls@ s5:5 %
Loans not Included In GO
Gh Debtst tor pfemiuDs. =
Interest accrued due................ 61te
Interest due and unpaid. ...... ........-... e.9 "
January 81. 1sso-cash in Bans Of the Common u, 4,
Being ine;sa:s 10 lie Gapia s;oei %
Total asse,, Of the ~
LIABILITIES.
F1fh-The am1rnt OF Liabilities due Or not due
to Banksor other creditors OF tie Com
I'D r. sas:
Loss a|ustsS sS .na nd ut & Sone
naied.. 1ass 81
Auother eaas t6e Co.. unpsii dividends IS d
Total Liabilities. es.-.....-..--.-.-......... 1,so4 81
MISCELLANEOUS.
Elereath-The greatest amount Insured In any ~, ~
s;ys &C. 1.a aoaal aiSsea BY 6s
rules of The Company t. be Insured ,ltt..,, II
4he: sf1.s s9ons siassd q
= * e Il I'll
li.h Of December. $50.
s't5 5a.s:; e: II: i xs@ xs'F' F5'o,.,} ss.
s s9$ mfa1y Wse to-
kown bes7E sessa5 s*o,n and r. thas ts
ias ais w.! o It itst Sns Haaid Theaaad Dollars
q Sgs aa
at lcst double TIC for which the saes
tat the atove DE- cbtd any TT thereof
ity Ia tic mana Of ~ Compay: either ~ Pr:s!-
dn secetary, Treasurer DettGr ohtE~ke; that the
any RECESSED inlsissd BY satd G9rla"y aad hat
tsey further say TIA: Hundred thou and Dollars a!l
tlnal capital his within this month Of January been sub
scbcd and paid aad that tie Cash Capital OF aad company
Is low $tuQ 90.
{*sss:s' GfsSf Gs Sf7EEs4bEE FE4ds Ess;'s:s:
Original.
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n II. 81. w. BOYDEN,
l. LAM OFFICE,
&c, .C1AnE S-kEtr NEAR TIE CocrT Hors1- 1-....16
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
uAke.ts to negotiate loans on Heal Estate Security
srra H. tnrprY nossx I'm. JAMES Y. HoYpxN.
, 1860-03-07
Ei1Elirdllcc.
H HARTFORD FIRE ms. CO.

~
risks a1u security 9f 2n'Sy g91f 6n!!ers Hm emit
HUNT q a1Sa1Sf So foS; fnca;js Af:nssd; ';,s;d;,~
>..-%x+.4e,.eo ~ Cor son TatsI ,ni t'i.Et. a.,
Cm113T71T@717 m 7,11C Go11II
- 71oNof7HE
Nsn E:uo Tre,,~o,.on ncou3,-
1sltSso oil " II = -" ~ q wv oof1P J,
or 1Hk CIT sS KEW IonK, OF TIE
FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, 1860.
In g,1e m asn ~ 1, Foct4IoS q: xtss CT a'
Tie uaae Oft Company 1hs Ntas2Ea Fir 1asuaacs
The an. et It. e,,te g SAEtIS i S5a up ia .:ooe,
lie surplus alst iay ofjanu4y. 1s-. e+osl0
Tots, amount of capita; al surplus.
e.shla ssst and o. s,ad .sss9:: .sss,.
Bondz aad mortgages on real cst1te. all nrzt Hens
@1Ie On seeasities ef dc nnai1E<s value q 81
ueptil riaaa: IN The ssass Of es:siiss:::::
e.. qd1s liz tns
6 noad ps. ,s- s. ::;::,...:snsdo alaao
stSa9 1e94: :sIsass pr = 1s. ;... I.a 100 1900
.. sey*9 Hudson K!yes Eairesa :, ~, w.,
Total pEe1e0r mfk1 value - - $4,000
AL osneF 'ssa''''e' nons.
Total Assets Of the Cemra9y.
1csse. adjusted and dac. An. :..... none
1oss sinsu11:d sad IN process q fad5asment: t'sssl
5000
rot,,1,,,,,,,,<,. ,5;5:;i
MEsGE1hASE9Gsi + 4 l. on
nsis e!o.aon0
aas e
city, these depeaCins On circumstances.
tnerstn, popr
, 1860-03-07
acci}ltefts ann l5ullDers.

II BURLING,
tLe ARCHITECT No. 10 Dearborn street. (oppcs!k
Trrou itouse }s prepared furnish Plans and Specifics
tlonA fos all kinds If Buhines lie confidently recF 10
1anY i ttt bc.t buildings Chicago ruhc and pr.
evidences Of ahty. ind TINT nIesn entrusted
tnAhu. -i1.
, 1860-03-07

TANSEN & BROSS,
y ATTORNEYS, soL1C1Toks,a aad rRocToRs II
ADMIRALTY. No. II Lasmon Block corner CLARK ard
Naslnston-as H. Chicago Ill, JoHN A. BRoss, U. s. COM
m-,o,rT Northern pAaIict ILL., Notary Public Of Cook Co.
..,r 6nl1 JOHT L. HnQsA.
, 1860-03-07

F4.1-1-CIS e. HDEF.N.1-H.t.,
Cnrul of tho Grand Ducav Of Saxe.We!mar. TIC Duclea
ii. brunswick aud p.ia, aud tie fire city Of Frank.
fo and by stcial at Uf scyer tcx anthrzed tn at
fnr fortper t1zc1s of AUS rkiA. BAi}EI, BAVARIA.
HANOVER, i E<s;A, NASSAU, PRUSSIA. sANt'NY.
ElkTEANEKG. ULIIENKEhtl. &c. Z ias1aaM1Y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-06
From the Providence journal.
EPnna

We were attracted few days since, as we
were going up meeting street, by the shouts
OF Il group of school children, who seemed to
be in the highest glee of frOlic and fun They
were engaged i'll throwing from one to another
certain strange looking missiles, the like OF
which we could not recall in any of our own
sports of boyhood, though the memory ran
back to the days of the Lancasterian Acade.
my, and the good apostle who was its master
and head. Somewhat curious, we asked by
stander to explain the game, and we learned
from him that these missiles, which had ex-
cited our wonder, were bags OF beans, intro
duced into our public and private schools to
promote the physical exercise OF young acad-
emicians, and equaze the expansion OF body
and brain And now it seems that the child
leaving home every morning to pursue the
juvenile "currcuIum," takes not only the
satchcl of books, but also the little sack Of
lgntils and vetches, -pr0miscuous and assor-
ted beans-white and variegated the kipuey
beam the cranberry, the early bush, and the
marrowlat. 1t is all we'll We like any thing
that quickens the blood and gives a snap to
the muscles We have sometimes thought
that the morning lesson and the afternoon les
Son, and the evening lesson, were too much
for the young brain, and that it would be bet
ter TO give less care 10 the head and more to
the arms and legs. If we could have our way
there would be less arithmetic and more chop
scotch" less natural history and more "barn.
cat" The stoma III should be fortified against
dyspepsia, and the wheels of the brain should
not be loaded, like some cotton mills, with
more spindIes than they can carry.
These bags OF beans, shooting through the
air, are shots in the right direction. They aim
NJ physical exercise and muscular develop.
mem, ,'eht, ana each single bean is worth more, for
nu",an, Inan forty pills 1t is not designed that
THter! ooy shall grow up rs strong as Milo or
lieenun' or that every girl shall become a fat
phcnohnehon, - but that the body shall Inc made
'G ',, Wv ac'.ve, The eye sharp, and the whole
sPirlt oI III Il,e iresh and sparkling and vigorous
heau iuli OF knowledge is worth Inn, 1;ttle II
the stomach be full of aches md a n,a ,'', ~, :,
be as wise as Solomon, yet his wisdna, ' ~ "" "
small account if his heart beat out os ~, 70 Vi
Ethan bene deere baud absurdnn, ~, D,
says the Roman historian, which. for onr , r',.
pose, we take TO mean that it is not nm ni,i pu,
thing to speak of beans We look for aoaJ
results from these parabolic vegetables 1ho;r
salutary influence will not be spent on tho vi.
tal tru alone like Falstaff s snck II
VIII ascend into the brain, and quicken and
invigorate 1t with new life and strength
Who knows but that these bags of beans NAV
contain the hidden shoots and sprouts of H..
ture philosophers, poets, and heroes.
"some mute mglorlous Milton here may rest
some Cromwell guiltless Of his country's blood"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-06
lQlortestrr QaiIn Spp.


From Harper's New Monthly Magazine.
NuttIng Time.
The nuts are ripe and the day is fine,
The purple Bills in the sunlight shine
And the brown nuts redden the trembling fons
OF each gnarled tree in the hazel copse.
The copse is filed with the happy noise
Of laue ching girls and climbing BOYS.
And the beaten branches yield their fruit
That heavily drops at each old trees root.
Under the brow of the copse-crowned hill
Ethel and ] sit silent and still
And hold in mine her small white hand
The smallest and whitest in the land
Gather your fruits, ye lads above,
And fling the nuts at the girls you love;
The only fruit that to me was dear.
have gathered to-day in the white hand here.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-06
TERMS OF ADyruTtx,>.

ADVERTISEMENTS published in the n.rr7 or sl.os
'4uae Ter three Insertions and cents for each sub
.-t'e't insertion. Ten Zines or lessl constitute
square" Advertisements ordered inside or IN a,v
0,"eht place, as also those LARGELY aisplsved viii
extra raies Contracts by The year may be
made on iiberalterms
ses,a i[SLt firSt Insertion 81 each sub
49, an vtsslsent Advertisements must be mid IN
10 make quarterly payments ' VIII NC required
- 10 grafqt9qs Advertisement. No r-n,-. -,.,
unions, or proceedings Of coruoratlor
association and no communication designed r. OF
ton TO any matter OF limited OF Individual i,e.' ten-
be inserted unless paid for Advertisement - Sal
- The Publishers will not hold themselvp, ,.,,,o
soie for anv errors that may occur. beyond the r-
charged for the Advertisement 'H
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-06

LITTLE PHENoMENoxs. "-Baillet mon
Tons one hundred and sixty.three children en-.
uo"ed with extraordinary talents. among
"hom few arrived at an advanced age. The
two sons Of Quintilian, so Wanted by their
1atiler, die not reach their tenth year. Her
mogenes, who, at ten age of fifteen, taught
rhetoric to Marcus Aurelius, who triumphed
over the most celebrated rhetoricians of
Greece, did not die, but at twenty-four lost his
faculties, and forgot all he had previously ac-
CURED Plea di MirandoIa died at thirty, two:
Johannes Secundus at twenty five, having at
the age OF twenty five compose admirable
Greek and Latin verses, and became profound
ly versed in jurisprudence and letters. Pas.
cal, whose genius developed itself at ten years
Old, did not attain the third of century. In
Ii9l, child was born at Lubbock, ed Hen.
ri Ileinncken, whose precocity was miracu-
lous AT ten months OF age, he spoke dis
tlnctly, at twelve learnt the Pentaieuch bv
rote, and at fourteen months was perfectly ac.
quainted with the Old and New Testament
AT two years he was familiar with ancient
history as the most erudite authors of antio-
uIty SauSOn and Danville only could com
pete with him in geographical knowledge. In
the ancient and modern languages he was pro-
hcient This wonderful child was untortun.
ately carried off in his fourth year
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-06

The STORY OF a FRENCH GIRL.-The New
York correspondent of the Boston Traveller.
writes -
"a short time since one of the many agents
That are abroad selecting musical talent for
America, sent to the care of Adams & Co.'s
express, French girl, who was engaged to
teach for one year i'll a southern institution on
a salary of 5000 year On her waY to New
York she saw a German merchant of this city,
who was smitten with her, for she was a Young
lady of dazzling beauty. lie followed her 10
New York, and made formal proposal for
her hand. The gentleman was well known
TO the head of the house of Adams & Co, as
gentleman of wealth and standing But the
young teacher declined the proposal, at least
till her contract for teaching should expire,
and the consent of her parents obtained But
the gentleman was not to be put off. The lady
had great confidence in the integrity of the
company, and relied on what the house of
Adams & Co. said of the honor and position
of the supplicant. She relented and yielded,
and cards are now out for the wedding at one
of our most fashionable hotels, aud this Young
adventurer with nothing but her talents and
beauty, will soon be at the head of an estab-
lishment, with Il husband worth 100000
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-24
COM M ERCl AL.


/ 49, 49, - DAILY Cars CIrr 0yrIon,
| Keokuk, March 21st.l
FL0UR--Rupsrfne, 81 rs; Spring wheat, ex
ira, % 90 Fall wheat, extra, 60 3sto $s 80.
RRAH AND SHORTS, 7kso 50 per 90.
Is COKN--s1 IN s3--good demand.
BAK1sKY-~spring, Isa6s, Fall, 76asac.
wHEAT.-In good demand. Fall 81 GOAL 80;
Spring Isea1 o.. sssaa a ASA
0AT6--sS 10 ~. Rn
RYE-~yes7sc In good demand.
f. PoTAToKs-ss to 30 by the load ;rssail 40 Ito 80.
0kocERIss-New Orleans Sugar, fair easy
prime otaie4, clarified leaIos, crushed and loaf
tsis. Reconsideration so to $50, q. u. SIS
TO 90, Golden Syrup, IS to 200. CoGse--Rie Is.
10 lat Java is 10 Ice. Laguyra, to IA. Rice, $40
81.
soAP--Palm sAc, Family SIC.
cAEDLRS-Star Isto ~, stssrine Is, Mould
Ia, summer pressed,fs
LARD-sA to 10; retail I7ac.
BUTTER-Choiee ii to IL retail ID to 70.
HIDEs-Dry la to Ia; green, ~ green sheep
psits 40 to 7sc green hog skins IS.
HAY--Prairie 81 70 80; Timothy and Hunga
rian, $5as7l; Baied do. $s4 to s1e; Retaii, sI1
sEEDb.-Hangarian Grass, b5 to 80 cents
Timothy, 81 90 to : 10, Flax Seed, sosso |,
sUNDRIEs-onions, 40 TO 30 Eggs,7
Fssthers, socto $50; W hise Beans, rec 10 90.
FRUIf--Grssn apples, choice, g 50 per Dbl.
Dried appiss, 70 90 per bush. Dried peaches !,
- % tos 10; Raiains, 81 SO TO 4 90.
CHEEsK-W. r. II to III Denmark . TO 10
PRoVIsI0NS-Hams eto ii Shoulders to 81;
clear sdcs 10 to il.
BEEF-fsase Erossj 10 to Be per quarter.
SHEETS % to "a 90 y head.
HOGS.--Drsssed, s. 90 to $eee.
sALr-G At 50 10 so per sack; KAnaw-
hs, 7oa1so per bhl.; Liverpool, $92s per sack.
Lake - 30 y bbl.
FIsH--Aaeksrei. No. Il $40 TO S7l y Dbl; No.
> SIS to SIC Ne.s ti3totls. White No. / IS 10
to - ~ y half Dbl. Cod Fish 5tcsPn.
ExcaAsaE.-0n New York for currency ~ per
cent; forged per cant. Bt.Loaisa per cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Memfe TesssHoay.
lProm the Pittsburgh United Presbyterian.1
We have triei Hoststter's Stomach Bitters for
Dyspepsis and can speak favorabIy Of It's effects,
and have no hesitation in commenting them TO
those safering from any debility Of the kind.
From the Pittsburgh Post, Aug n, 1851
Hesrgrrrs's BrrrERs.-These Bittsrs have OBJ
tanned widespread and welldeserved celebrity in
ali parts OF the country. They an admirable
remedy for great variety of stomach-diseases. 1t
is sufficient evidence Of its bsnsfca character 10
observe the immense quantities Of Ii clipped by
Hossestsr Smith, the projectors, to all points in
the country.
From the Pittsburgh Gazette, Aug Is, 1851
Knowledge 10 gained by experience, and, though
We have heretofore dealt little in medical pre-
partitions, We ere compelled justice to the manu
faeturers to say that Hostetter's Stomach Bittera
has been the means of curing us Of asevere attack
of Dyspepsia, and has removed pain in the stom-
ach in very short time.
For sale BY Druggists and dealers generally,
every where.
Sold By p. GrnSoss, A. j. WILKINSON, BAnrLErr
KAYE Co., and ]. BaApgs
March 10, '6e-diw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-24

TTo preserve furs through the summer,
the best ~ well Is the cheapest method 10
said to be to put them 10 q box or trunk lined
with brown holland, and sprinkle them plen-
hfuily With black pepper. This agent 10 said
70 DO more certain preventive agsinst the
moths than csnpbor, and more eiYsctuaily
destroys their larva.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-24
II. =. EN-EYCK,
General Insurance Agent,
COR. 2p AND MAIN-STs.,
KeOkuk, Iowa.

LSIKE. LAKE. KIyER AND LIFE IN.
l. SURANGE promptly attended 10 at this Once
Better and more INDEMNITY can be given 1t this
Agency than any other in this city and less trouble
after loss.
Esna ms. Co., Of Hartford, Conn, $2,lo4 100, o.
Home hssxramce Company, Of Nsp Fork, 1,457,s2s
North American In. Co., Hartford, Conn, 800, OO0
City Fire Insuyanee Co., of Neu Hapen, 270653
phGnis Fire laurence Co., of Ne.c FORK 79O 900
LovRL0rd FIRE Insurance Co., Ner York 264 COO
MoataSk Fire Insurance Co., Eer York 200 zoe
Connecticut Mutual Lfe In. Co., Hartford sO00.S23
Dx. ,. w. Bosp. Medical Examiner.
ia. w. GRIFFITH is authorised to receive
Applicationf for all above Companies.
~Buildings, Merchandise, Mills, Factories.
Household Furniture and Dwellings insured At a.
low rstcs Is other Companies who pay their losses
3. B. TEN-EYcK, Agent,
Once corner ID and MaiI SITS ;, Ksokuk Tow.
1sSs.. .. - -0fm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-24

A LII persons hereby warned against pur-
n chasing or receiving from James Brown, com
monty known a Brown. Agent, any other per-
son, any petes accounts, other securities, goods
or effects, pay able 10 order of Turner Co, be-
longing them, and especially from purchasing
or III any wise neg natsng for any one of Gig bit
promissoTy notes made by w. N. Cline, L. Maple,
and Others, date ON or about September 8 1859,
six Of them being Fer about 1878 each, payable,
two in 3 maaths, two in months. ana two ia 8
month and two others for, about $3.50, pay able in
IL months, wrlt Of injunction has issued from
the District Gour 70 restrain the transfer OF said
notes aud etvctf Of turner Co.., and any person
receiving them sill do III Lis risk.
FRANKLIN TURNER.
March l2Ih. 1880 lot
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-24
Arrivals at the HiIIIngs n ouse.
MARCH c1Yr ~

Marion, q Nichols. Miss Warner, s
Center, Brooks. Bunham, W A Buroush, lows;
Doane, l. Mills, Chicago; J II Snyder, \
Holt, " III Steele, Mrs w I Long, Mo; Chamber
lain, Miss Chamberlain, New Orleans; w Israel,
Mnscatins; c Steele and lady, Miss Steele, s
spear, Miss Steele, ST Losis; J Williams,
Clark Des Moines; Z ii Miller, 0; w Down
ing, Washington: schranm, Pennington; Her
ser, III; w OAKLAND, kontrose.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-24

dISr hHrEKrRisE. Although We stand opposed
TO the common swindling operations going IN un-
der the name II Gift Enterprises yet We feel like
saying t. those who always DaA be trying their
iuck N such matters that the enterprise under tho
management Of D. Votaw, in. 4 Co., at Fl. Madi-
son, u hDeraliy gotten up, and conducted BY gen.
tleman Of strict integrity, who will fulfn ali his
agreements honestly and 10 the letter. For cireu-
ars, and any information. address Mr.. Vot.w.
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CHANGE OF TIMEf
EsRoM AND AFTER TUESDAY, MARCH, 18th,
and until further notice, two. trains will
be run each way, as follows:
FIRST TRAIN
Will leave Keokuk at $500 o'ciock n. m and arrive
at Fort Madison at 1880 a. IN.
SECOND TRAIN
Nlil leave keokuk at 4 200 clock D. m, and ar
rive al Fort Madison, at 6:3O p. M.
FIRST TRAIN
Leaves Fort Madison at $500 q. IN, and arrives at
keoknk 1T IO:O0 a. m.
SECOND TRAIN
viii leave Fort Madison at 600 p. m, and arrive
at Keokuk At 7:3o p. M
The GOO O'Clock o.. m train from Keok uk connects
ut Fit. Madison with regular Packet for Burlington,
making sure connections with kai road trains East
and West.
m Fare by this route as Low As THE LOW
Isl, and passengers subj eeted to few changes rs
by any other route.-ez
THROUGH IICAEfS over this line can be pro-
cured to all the principal places East, West and
North, Of J. X. TEWkhBUkY, Ticket Agent, op-
posite the Billings House, Main-st., Keokuk.
b. W. DAVIS, Sup't.
March IL, 'So-dAw
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"a An English traveller describes the
speechless amusement with which a wild
Arab chief OF the desert watched, In tent
near Cairo, the development Of photograph
OF the Great Sphinx. When the features of
the mysterious sculpture we're revealed on
the glass, the Arab turned to his companion
and pointing to the photographer, exclaims ed:
"He 10 the eldest son Of Satan p;
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT, ! 8.

STATE OF CONNECTICUT, e.
COUNTY OF HARTFORD.
BENZ. w. Greene, President and John B. Ell
bridge, Secretary, of the Connecticut Fire Tnsa-
rance Company, being severally duly sworn, depose
and say, aud each for himself says, that the fore
going q full, true and correct statement OF the
condition of said Company on the LIST of january
last; that the said Insurance Company is at this
time the bona fde owner of all the above described
property; that of the above described invest
mcnts have been made for the benefit. in any man
saeF5 Q. any PvTsun eXefcisIng authority in the
management of said Company, either as President
Secretary, Treasurer, Director, or otherwise, and
that they arc the above described officers of said
Insurance Company.
BENZ. W. GREEN, President.
JOHN B. ELDRID6E, Sec'y
Subscribed and sworn before me this 7th day OF
February, A. ID. 1860.
CHAS. Z. PERKINS,
mehl4d Justice OF the Peace.
wM. /. TURNER, Agent, Keokuk.
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& There Is q company Of gentlemen In
Washington who will propose to Congress to
carry the entire inland mails Of the United
States for the revenue arising thsrefrom,
provided the franking privilege be alb olished.