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WASHINGTON, March -House.-Mr. Mill
son introduced joint Resolution, declaring
the construction that shall be placed upon
the Act making an appropriation for the sat
isfaction of the land warrants approved Au-
gust, 1852. Referred.
The House passed the Consular and Diplo.
matte Appropriation bill.
MIR. Campbell, from the Committee on
Elections, reported a resolution declaring i,
inexpedient to allow further time to take tes-
timony in the case Of Mr.. Howard, oontestan,
OF the seat of Mr.. Cooper, from the lst Con
gressional District of Michigan. Conside.
ration was postponed till Tuesday next.
Mr.. Howard has leave TO occupy seat on
the floor pending the discussion 10 this case,
and p"-mission to speak to the merits OF the
question.
The House went into committee on the re-
pert to amend the rules.
Senate-Ths Senate met at l2n. Ter
Senators present. No PRAYER offered. Tn,
galleries contained l3 gents and no ladies'
I'm nation OF Mr. Maaea q resolution wa;
adopted instructing the Committee on For
elgn Relations TO enquire whether any, and
what Legislation, 10 necessary to carry more
fully into effect certain treaty stipulations be.
tween the United States and China, and Bur.
nah and Siam.
Mr. Brown introduced bill to incorpo.
rate the National Gallery and School of Art
IN the District Of Columbia.
On motion of MIR. Sumner, q resolution
was adopted, instructing the Committee on
Finance to consider whether the numerou,
custom House oaths now administers unde,
ae's OF Congress-, may uot with proprietv BIZ
abolished, and simple declarations substitu
ted therefor.
The bill to enlarge the Portland canal
near Louisville, was passed by vote Of &c
TO ii
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CaPitai Correspondence.
DEs MONIES. 18th March. 1880

DS1 1AoANGc3 A1sH MhTUDs 1SDU.
CARE Crv The House is engaged on the
Ooje. Perhaps half the amendments Of the
Senate have been passed and but two slight
notifications made. The Criminal Cod o ia
the special order in the Senate on the 18th
at O'Clock. But few amendments have
been proposed. The Commissioner united
on the entire work, except az to three dis
sinct propositions 1
lst The method Of appeals in capital oas %.
I'd. The obligation on the Court TO have
the testimony taken down in criminal cases.
e Sd. The order Of argument TO juries, Civ
ing the defendant the close. ~
The method Of appeals is objected TO be-
cause Of the facility Of getting to the Su-
preme Court. II 10 not essential that the
record should contein error, the appeal be-
Ing accomplished by the service OF two no.
tiees, and when the time for execution has
passed before the Supreme Court acts on the
appeal, the District Court has to sentence
the convict over, and from that he appeals.
This abuse Of the privilege i entirely rene
died By the new Code without removing the
virtue OF the appeal. The Governor, iu case
the time Of execution has passed, and In case
the Supreme Court afirms the judgment,
6xes the time Of the execution and issues his
warrant accordingly. II tho objection more
y il that BY the appeal the accused has some
time to prepare Tor death, then il 10 sanguin-
airy and horrible. The truth h, no convicted
man should be executed under twelve
noash. Humanity, and svsry chfisAisn grin
ciple assign 10 tho condemned time to wind
up hissarthly Affairs, sssst his house in or
der" and prepare 70 lssve this world.
The committee Of The 6ensts modifsd the
second disputed proposition and Authorised
the State or the defendant 10 require the tes-
Itimony b be taken down. In many Gases no
such requirement will BE- made but when it
is, no rsAson exists Why II should not bs 90
osded to. Il is essential 10 securing proper
bills Of exceptions. AT the present time,
notes Of the Testimony are kept By N astor
lrsy. II the Judge is to sign . bill Of x
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The Capitol correspondent of the Fairfield
Ledger, notising the bill introduced by Sem
ator Rankin for the relief OF Eads' securi-
ties, says:
Should the bill pass the House land the
chances are that it willy the bondsnen OF
Eads will be under an everlasting debt OF
gratitude to Judge Rankin. No other man
could have carried the measure through the
Senate. His high standing among his fell
low Senator'S, known integrity of character
and singleness of purpose Ia oil he says and
does, give him weight and extent of innu-
ence that few can attain in a legislative body.
regard Judge Rankin as one Of our best
and most reliable men; and although he
stands alone, a. the only Republican in the
Lee county delegation in the Legislature, he
IL doing more, and can do more for that
county, than all the balance of the delega-
ton put together.
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TUESDAY, March ID.
SsNArr. The House resolution to adjourn
on the 9th was laid ON the table.
The Supervisor bill, ~ passed by the
House, was taken up. A motion to table
the recommendation or the minority of the
committee 10 indefinitely postpone was lost
by Is to 81. A motion then passed, after
discussion, to postpone confederation Of mi
norisy report to Friday. Aster variety OF
mosions--filling and backing the bill was
ordered to be engrossod and read third time
on Friday.
The Emigrant Agent bill was passed.
HousK.-Much time was spent in commit
tee of the whole on the school laws. The
bills wers re-commitsed to special commit.
tee, with instructions TO report bill for the
Independent district system.
The consideration oil the Code was finished
In Com. OF the Whole, the bill reported back
to House and it's passage recommended.
The Com. on Ways and Means reported
against purchasing the Capitol building.
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WASHINGTON, March l4.-.Ths Senate Com
mittee on the Post Office agreed at their
meeting this morning unanim0usy TO rec m-
mend an entirely new system Oh postal ser
vice between the Atlantic and Pacific States.
IL wall authorize the Postmaster General 10
advertise for proposals for carving the mail
twice week between ST. Paul, Minnesota.
on line running between the 18th and 48th
degree Of North latitude. end OLYMPIA.
Washington Territory, and Fort Vancouyer n.
oregon, 10 twenty days; also twice week
from st. Joseph, Mo-, on line between the
4oth and 43d degree Of North latitude. to
san francisco, In twenty days; also twice q
week from st. Louis, BY the present Over
lana Mail route, ria Fort Camanche TO San
Diego and San Francisco, in twenty DAYS :
also from New Orleans to San Francisco in
twenty days; also from New Orleans 10 San
antonio, Texas, and thence to Fort Canaan
che, where il viii connect with the present
overland Nail route, to San Francisco. in
twenty days.
This will give the Overland service -four
times week, between the Atlantic and Pa
cihc States, through our own territory. I,
contempistes, OF course, the entire abroga.
hon OF the present mail service by steamers
and the lsthmus.
ne Navy Department received this morn
ing aev,ees frer n.r. Ie--:s =..c i 4. Il u.-
mand OF the Savannah, OF Vera Cruz, whe
states tnat our Consul and the Juarex Gov.
eminent bad been notified that the Miriam On
uoyernment Was taking measures 20 block.
ace vera Cruz This is confrmatory or wha,
has been heretofore stated. 1t 10 also stated
that ships had been purchased and were leav.
ing Havanna under the Spanish Tag. blu,
which, on reaching the vicinity OF Vera Cruz
would hoist the Miramon FAR
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Foreign News.
Arrival Of Steamer CiYcassian
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ST. JOINS, March Is,

ST. JOINS, March Is.
The Circassian. from Galway Cd, arrived
to-day. Her dates are three days later than
already received.
Liverpool Breadstufs. Flour firm at 23(1
2as, and holders demanding an aa~snce.s~
Wheat quiet, bSt steady. Corn dull and un-
changed.
Provisions. steady, holders offer
ing freely, but showing no disposition to
press sales. In some caAes slight advance
bad taken place. Pork quiet but firm, mid :
dies 50a5ls; Lard firm, in good demand; re-
tail ut 6la6le6d.
Lord John Russell has introduced into the
Commons reform bill. II extends the oleos-
i've franchise to El0 occupaneies in counties,
&c in burrough; Is of the smallest bur-
roughs are TO have one instead Of two mem
bers, and the seats thus gained are to be
distributed among the moss populous coun-
ties, and the burroughs Of Ireland and Scot
land get two additional members each.
corresponding reduction 10 made in the
franchise, but the present representation 10
not to be distprbed.
The libssxI jepfsals are not satisfied with
the measure. Further psogress has been
made in the budget, and ell Glsdstone's re-
Communications thus far hare bean carried.
IS The Atlantic Telegraph %. hsd adopted
the report Of the board Of dirsstors, and
yagrsed4o paiss E20, 900 70 make N aiAamp,
20 rssusaitats ne cable Or recover 49, uoh
Of It ~ possible.
The stsaA1 Nigrid wss wrecked on he.
passage from Liverpool TO Cork. All on
board, about SO persisted. : .A*5 -
FRANcE.-The French Legislature opened
on the lst. tAf M
The Emperor's speech promises every. o.
fort to maintain peace, rejoices ct the anica-
BILE relations with Ill the EnSopsan powers
hopes for speedy peace with Cochin CHINA
and the just chastiSement OF tho Chinese for
their perfdy. 4 , III,
The Emperor also hopes that the Italian
affairs are approaching settlement, and
says he has advised the King OF SArdiniAshai
Tuscany must not be annexed, but the Wish
es of the other Italian provinces may ID On.
tsrtained provided the rights Of the Hol,
See are respected 10 principle. u9
The safety OF the French frontiers. he
adds, requires the annexation OF Savoy, and
hopes that frank explanation Of tho subject
viii asuss the great powers y. recognise tbs
justice Of the claim.
OF the Catholic, world, and points 70 his Of.
AVEt0 III UcuuA VI bu0 EUpcs A0o Ereu0Q
army has been reduced TO l50, 600, and would
be further reduced but for the Chinese W,
and Italian occupation.
he concluded BY referring to the new Tres
trade policies and practices, predicting th.
most favorable results.
Tbs speech produeed slight depression
on the Paris Bourse. ,ef
The English papers protest sgainst the an
noxssion Of Savoy.
II II reported that Prince Lucien Bona.
parse will probably bs proposed as King oil
Tuscany.
/ The London Chronicle reiterates its state
mont relative TO the treaty Of alliancc be.
tween Austria and Russia, bnt says that the
treaty has since been modified. Tho Jour.
nal D. Sssaasburg gives an Official denial to
She statement. afTeH
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ceptions based on the testimony, On = l1algx
or refuse ny instrussion where ~ fslevaaoy
= questioned, he must dspsn6 q III ssooi.
lection Of what Witnesses sid, or fell bas1
On Tho notes referred to, which are perAapr
imperfect and distordsd by tho iAandiesd
eye through which the attorney SECS the
case. Again, it has become fashionable, AZ
ter convictions, TO request the Governor to
extend his pardoning, committing or rspriev-
Fling power, and to determine whether II
should be exercised, he has mainly to depend
on the statements Of persons very much in
torested. 9 Ordinarily shs testimony furnish
- the best light the Executive can have, in
| order to exercise bis functions.
As to the third point of difference in the
commission, the committee also .difsrsd.--
There Ii a majority OF the Senate ii favor
of giving she defendants The closing argu-
mens, but as il 10 a new principle sought to
be engrafted on our criminal law, it may be
abandoned for the present. ID
The bill for the creation of Board Of
Supervisors 10 the special order for to-day.
1t will most likely pass. The North and
West are generally in, favor Of it, and the
South and South east opposed. In the
North the County Judge system has been
vastly abused. The county seats have been
literally kept on wheels, and great court
houses have been erected sufficient fer coun-
ties OF 10000 Inhabitants, burdsning the
people down with taxes and discouraging oil
iaudable efforts to make farms snd rear
buildings ON them. The system could easily
Do shernsef these abused powers, but repre-
ssntssivss affected BY the popular slsnor,
will be satisfied with nothing but the total
annihilation Of what they term tho "kingly
power" There 10 no doubt but that We viii
ultimately adopt the town and county organ-
isation common to many Of the New Eng.
land States. 1t is representative 10 ito char
acter, and the power 10 difused and kept
very near the sovereigns, which 10 never OBJ
Jectionable. Among the Senators from the
North favorable to the new system are
Brown, Powers, Ainsworth, Gray, Davis,
Hammer, ac.; and among those from the
South who are willing TO retain the present
system, with notifications Of the dangerous
powers, are Ooolbaugh, the Senators from
Lee, Saunders, Johnston, Bussey, Anderson
and Hsgans. Hagans 10 m old County
Judge from Ringgold county, known -
sold Jim." He was very popular a. judi
eisl funotionary. He stormsd the Demo-
cratic batteries 10 his Democratic district az
a candidate for Senator, and on the Senate
floor few members like to break Iances with
him. Dan. Anderson, -sslong DAM" or
stall Dan," as you please,-is = digni6ed
and thosghtful member, replsts with knowl.
edge Of parliamentary Law, and full Of good
sense. He il held high in esteem. There 10
no time to dwell on the others ct present.
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Frsm shs Hfe Grande.

The Trissns Washington letter of the Ieth
says:
News from the Rio Grande 10 Of more "a
ci6c noture. Col. Fl. Brown has arrived ct
New Orleans from Brownsville, and on the
18th tslsgrsphed to the War Departments:
81 left Brownsville on the 9th. Ali quiet on
the frontier. Disturbances are believed to be
over, and Cortinas has given up the contest
and retired into the interior or Mexieo.--
Maj. Heinsselman has oficiaily reported the
war ended"
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Fire Mt DeIasws Hasfs.

A serious Are occurred here this norning,
destroying the Bellows Falls Hotel, . build
ing owned By Ira Kinball, and ocsspied By
the Post Once and printing once, and for
several other pufposss, also . number Of
huildings adjoining. Loss a., ZOO.
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Fron Usnh

Judge Rebb, Of Utah, has resigned hi.
place on the bench, and report GAYS Judges
Sinclair and Cradlebsagh, will siso resign
or Do removed. There il conflict of opin.
ION between these Judges and Gov. Cum.
minEs. IL said that the Govsrnor IL O
Mormon, and the Judges Gentiles, hence til,
dispute.
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ExRlesisn - . Gassnsssr.
Nsw OaLsAss, March II.
The gAsometsr Of the ST. Charles Hot1
exploded to-day from Are in the bulldog,
and two men were burned to death. The
building was saved.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BROWN x TAYLOR,
MRKCkaANTs,
GsneEai steam cat Agents.
..KE0RUK
mchl9d-is
Spring and Summer

- Spring and Summer -
M SUPPLIES. 81
Nh are now receiving : large stock Of CiotAing
~ which has been boo bit low and will be- sold
low for cash The prices are suited for hard times
and the goods arc Tor ali kinds Of customers The
stock comprises every styie and quality OF Cloth
ing, Gentienen's Furnishing aoods, Trunks, Va
Uses, Carpet Bags, and everything commonly kept
In eur 1ine. @s 'a
Customers will find Ii for their interest to cal ~
VIII SILL AsaHkAssAs VuE 1HKAPEsT.
We don't charge anything for sho wing gosds.
and 'Is ssssy. e sec customers even i
Renember the place. On Third-st., between
MaII end johnson. E II MI AT
March ls-d s. POLLOCK : CO.
Life, Fare and Marine Insurance
Agency.
T10LICiES Of Insurance. iasusd 1t the lowest
rates in the following reiiabls nrst slass oosa-
fHT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
| .ssgsg sHs1 or A1w yo1x
This 10 the safest and most reliable Life Insurance.
Company In the wosld, With IN aooamulatsa
fand NJ sver 81 0OO, 900.
ATLANTIC FIRM AND MARINE ms. co.,
% RRovlpE1CH, r. I.
Capital $50 900 90.
~ ~ e. ~ @& MM
SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE ms. co.
sPRINCEIKLD, nAss, nv
I 80 CaRi ia el60. Doe
PEORIA MARINE = FIRE INSURANCE. q.
s rBoKTA, ILL.
Capttal $500 200 90.
Thoac desiring Insurance viii do wsli TO eall q
the Agency Oi6ce Of G. II. DIMOND. !"
Mich. l8d1m Main-st., over Ogden = Book store
SELECT SCHOOL. T
IVA II mo cid l0inpch, corner Of n and Conceri
TRIMS, PAYABLE In ADVANCE;al
1i6mAntafy Branches, per ouartsr.... -. ..t3.7S
Higher Rnrlish a. ..........4 400
FssaSh, extra, = ......... S.01 /,
mch763w a4
,1OOK1I 8OOKsTI HOOKSTIi
ar. MENTAL 1l AND vo -. PHILOSOPHY
- iayyvta1 NE .pri,bslI9 81 Rssdin1 lsnd
bStA body and mind, In accordance with xhs ~
tyre sad destiny e ~ Prof. Rs0a1en. 4. N
= = 20 $40 y N. W. wEsrcorr
DccIUd az A@f w Main-st.
DrARFORD 4 mcCUnE.
YK7H0LESALE0 ROCRRS AND CONFUSION
w MERCHANTS, second door shove tho corner
II Blondsfu, Waterstreet, Ksokuk. lows.
I11A64R TiDES AND sHOUI4ElSs ioI
II sale BY KELLOGG = BIR6E.
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TEE DRs MogEKs VALLEY Wms lie published
every Monday at this ofice is of the eldest pa
pcrs in Iowa, and has widely extended circala-
tion throughout the Des Meines Valley, Northern
Missouri, and Western Illinois.
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Erosa Mckee.

l kFOn mexico. ssAssiss
INV OaEaAss, Mar. IS
we are in reseipt Of Vspe Orun datss "a
Gen. Mir.non With 1908 "a. bssor. sh.
city.
The Liberals had disssatlsd ana -.
doned the CITY Of Alvarado, and blosks6sd
the port. IA
A conspiracy in favor OF Miramon was dis.
covered and defeated, which II was though,
would probably cause Miramon to abandon
the siege.
Carxajai, with two thousand man, had sue
sssdsd 10 emitting OF one thousand of Mira
mons troops.
Miramon's Communication with the Capital
was cut OF. is8
The nAAIreaa asIli In Kansas uity.
Kansas Orr, March Ia.
The report from Jefferson City, last even
ing, OF the passage Of the Railroad bill, was
greeted with tho widest euthusiasm here
IL Was 6rst made public BY display OF the
stars ssd stripes from the Journal on Com
smsrcs oihoe. and ia less than two hours the
whole city Was in the greatest sxoitemerst. -
During the evening III the public houses.
stores and shops ware illuminated. One han
dred guns we're fred, bands were playing,
flags flying, bon6rss blasting in oil directions,
Dire works and rockets we're set s6, and abe us
four thousand psopls copyrighted in front
OF the Court House, where stirring speeches
we're delivered BY several .proninsnt mem H.
The festivities oontinued until after mid
night. A grand ball and banquet will be
given tonight at Lockridge Hall, il honor Of
the event. 9&
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BOOTS AND SHOES,

II BOOTS AND SHOES.
q r DUKE manufactures al kinds Of Boots
-. Ana 6nbss, and keeps on hand tho best sslsct
o1stSok d Kastesn work in the city, and Hss
SELLS CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER
sgaTK8 HOUSE.
b Rsusns desiring bargains Ii shoes viii and II to
thsix advantage to 90 to Dukes and SO Ais eoods,
~ l1est, heeors purchasing elsswhere. 49,
ltf.4 .a~ No. 90, AAIN-SC,
g NapAising done In the best style and q reduced
prices. uaalsdl
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DIED,
On the 18th inst, after lingering illness, Lis
HE h. Vandyke, aged years and Ill months.
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EDS. GATE CfrY Please announce J.. X. H0H
NISH ~ the peoples candidate for Mayor at til
approaching Charter Election.
mills MANY VOTERS.
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KklN6 HfDCk kUR N6U.
4. h. ooHNAnLn.& 80 $50 oaoras - srYru
CONNABLE d sn6YTH.
Wholesale Grocefs, Forwarding and Com
mission MercantS, and
Dealers IN Tennessee and Junfatss

~ ~
10. 81 and % Levss...-...-...... .KEoKUK, IOWA.
Nv nave now In store, and will be receiving
continually, ~ the wants Of the trade de-
1and, from the East and South, ample supplies OF
goods In our line. 70 which the trade OF Iowa,
Northern Missouri and Western Illinois In respect
fully solicited, as We are determined 10 compete
successfully with ST. Louis and Chicago In prices
transportation sdded) for all goode In our line
Merch.nts Huying Tar Cash, or
PRICEs Low, ana 10 wei 60 exsm-
Inc cur stock before making their
puFchases.
We are now receiving, and have In store, all 9TH
ct cisssss OF goods appertanng to our line Of bus
700 b.ss strictly prime Rio Coffee.
- pockets old Gov. Java
b hhds N. O. Sugar.
DO bbls. Belehers loaf, crushed and clarified do
" Plantation and s. III. Moiasses
y Bsicher's s. Ii. and Golden syrup.
100 boxes Star Candies.
iIe |" Family and Patent soaps
10 bbk. lard Oil.
10 Linseed OIL.
100 ksgs Pare White Lead.
bbls. TuS pcntine.
10 tiersss Riee.
100 kegz b. G. Hoda.
80 s1s- B.bbits's sslermtus, in pound papers.
. tuns Manila Rope-all sisss.
30 bags Cotton Yarn.
- hales Batting.
- dos. Moline 2 and hoop buckets.
80 Tubs.
drums Goldfish.
so bxs. No. Herring
leo pkgs. Aackerel, bbis. half bills. and kits.
~ hAlf bbis White Fish
10 bhis. kosin.
Is Wilmington Tar.
10 g Navy Pitch
80 bales Oakum.
loo bhls. Louisville and Roseaaie Cement.
DO Plaster Paris.
500 bash. Plastering Hair.
500 " New Dried Appks.
100 bxs. Glass, Sxlg, 10 ri q 1exI4, Iexle Ter no.
10 bales new "A bush. anny Bags.
March IL, lSSn-dAw
coo BAGS g. A. SALT, IN large blcs che 4 sacks,
OOS just received by "Aunt Lefty" for sale
low BY c0NEABLR asNyTH,
moh17dAw 81 and b Levss.
M TKEKAL AND METALLIC PAL II, ali colors,
cosaABLE sMYrH,
mchi7daw 81 and 5s Leyee.
A LARaE ssock of ursen and Black TEAS 81 ali
"A grades, In store ind for sale by
C0NNAELE SMYTH,
mchi7d6w b. d So Levee.
MANUFACTURE TuBAccO of all grades
1V1 10, ~ and 10 lump and caddy boxns-pur-
chased directly from the man ufacturers, for sale
low by CONNABLE 4 SMYTH.
mchlYdAw STA s. Levee.
NJ AILb AND IRON
IN 500 kegs assorted Nails,
30 tuns Teanesses Iron.
100 /" Pittsburgh and Juniatta Iron.
/" Piow steel.
tun spring steel.
large stoek Of Ansiis. Vices, Axes, SPRING. Do,
making complete stock in this line, In store and
being rscstvcd BY CONHARLE n sMYTH.
March ~, 'ee-A&w No. " a ts Levee.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

MHssRs. EDircRs Please announce my name a
candidate for City Marshal a the conf NJ Charts
Election II. II. ROCKEFELLER
mchle
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w. Il. Wood
70 AGENT ron Ts1As FOLLOWING
4 0ELIA NILE lars AND E1RE TN~
SUKANEE Comp ANlES:
m4tnai Benefits Life Ins. Co.
Net assimilation Jan. ], go, 81, 4OO, 5s2.S0.
This Company has : larger Accumulation CON-
pared with its liabilities tnAn any oshsr Life In
suraass c.. in the United States.
41pefsons in this city have their lives insured
In th6 Company. A1 a#e3
LAMAR FIRE ms. co. or NEW YORK.
|aa4ka Cash CaPAsai 5000 900.
HUkpQLDTsFIRE Inns. 90. OF NEW YORK.
Cash Capital e0OO 900.
ATLANTIC FIRE INS. GO. OF BROOKLYN, MY.
agg CASA Capiaaa $50 geo.
QUAKER CITY ms. co. on PHILADELPHIA.
Capital and Surplus, Jan. I, lS4o,
4nsv*46T ASA. 35i ~, s8aassaa
~ Particular attention given 70 Marine and
Fire 1nsur Contract rolicics Issued.
offNx-On Third-str, Keoklk. Iowa.
W. l. WOOD, Agent.