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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-18

No. 81 and Is Levee, X E0KU Tx, IOWA
AE have new in store, and will be receiving
w Continually, as tue wants Of the trade de-
mand, from tbs East aud Sou b, ample supplies Of
goods In our line, 10 which the trade OF Iowa,
Northern Missouri and Western illinois 10 respect
fully solicited, as We determined 70 compete
successfully with ~, Louis and Chicago in pricas
trans portation added) for all goode in line.
Merchants Haying for Cash, or
Prompt Time Huyers, wlil flnd our
PRICES Low. ad do well 10 exam
tne our stock bcfare making their
purchases
We are now receiving, and have in store, all 9TH
er classes of goods appertaining to Line of bus
iness.
zoo bags strictly prime Rio Coffee.
DO fair
so pockets old Gov. Java
"a hhds NJ o Sugar.
30 bbls. Relcher's loaf, crushed and clarified do.
30 Plantation and s. ii Molasses.
Is Balcher's 8. Ii, and Golden Syrup.
100 boxes Star Candles.
Ito !" Family and Patent Soaps.
TO bbls. Lard Oil.
10 Linseed Oil.
100 kegs Pure White Lead.
bbis Turpentine.
10 tierces Rioe
200 kegs i. q. soda.
DO bxs. Rabbits saleratus, in pound papers.
8 tuns Mansila Rope-ali sixes.
30 bags Cotton Yarn.
30 bales Batting.
100 doz. Moline and hoop buckets.
90 Tubs.
drums Goldfish.
so bxs. No. Herring.
100 pkgs. Mackerel, bbls half bills and kits.
20 bali bbis White Fish.
10 bbis. Rosin.
ID Wilmington Tar
10 Z. Navy Pitch.
80 bales oakum.
100 bills. Louisville and Rosedale Cement.
20 " Plaster Paris.
ann hosh plasfa~,r.x Hat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-18

|. L SPECIAL NOTICES. IL
|Cr. Il . G. / + + @ r. ID
FINE GOLD JEwELRY, sILvER-wARE, &c.
Third-st., bet. Main h johnson.
Kiszoktk
q y a4@ y q
MY STOCK oR GOODS embraces all articles
LII usually kept in.myv iine Of business, and
those wishing to pnrchass will hAd 1t to their in
tersst to examine them, = I A. offering goods to
suit the present times.
spECTACLEs.
will select Glasses to suit each condition OF
sight. This is no humbug or guess work. Come,
and fer yourselves. Glasses fitted to old frames
at short notice.
N. B.-Hair Ornaments and Jewery made up to
order. -
Watches, Checks, and Jewelry repaired In the
best manner, and warranted,
A new supply Of Morton 3 Premium Gold Pens.
March 26, 80 -dGw
~ Fever and Ague Is terrible disease, OF
GALL the ills tina esh Ia heir to Ii Ii the fantsst
in its first manifestations the most unrslenting in
Its progress, and the most defiant Of medical skill
Fever aud Ague lis more destructive of human life
than consumption, because IL Is more eAsfly in.
duced, and therefore more prevalent. Ii marks it,
victims for the grave, like executioner's bond
Day by day tAe saaersr gruws weather and weaker
aud each hour does he fear strong consciousness
Of approaching the tomb. We have said that the
disease In enc Of those which have nearly always
defed medical sci ence---a few once In a while
having been cured and reported. DR.. j. Hostel
ters Celebrated stomach Bittcrs, for the cure oi
Fever and Ague, Is, beyond all controversy, the
safest and best remedy that aid be used by ths
afflicted for all diseases Of the above nature. The
most violent attacks Of this dreadful disease have
often been ented by the Of this reliable
edy. The "Bitters" have been used by the propri.
etor in extensive practice, in the treatment q
Fever and Agne, for number Of years, and its
wonderful curative powers arc we'll known both IL
the press and the public. These who desire .
thorough renoyation Of their entire system, should
not fail To use the aBilters."
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally
everywhere.
sold by P. GIsBoss, A. j. Wilkinson, BARTLETT
KAYE d Co., and j. BRApEs.
April 10, 'sv-dSw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-18

The cfaea Of ORION CLEMENS, Attorney Mt
Lac, WILDE at the"Daiiy Gate City, Office, for a
few weeks.
fvblsdtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-18

CO MIR. Smith announces that he will
commence the regular issue Of the Daily
journal on Tuesday next.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-18

Through Tickets
F r ON K EOkUk
Fairfield, Agency City, Ottumwa, Eddyville,
Oskaloosa, Abba, Charlton, Pella,
- GsntrsFiiittg, Knoxville, Fort !,
Des Moines, Osceola,
Indianola, Wintersett, Council Biuffs, and
ALL POINTS In IOWA, VIA
- a E.Er
Burlington & Missouri Riv. r. r..
in Connection with Western
Stage Co. at Ottumwa,
Can be procured at the Railroad Ticket Once, Main
st., between LIST and I'd, keokuk, Iewa.
EE- No Staging 10 oitamra! Through Fare s. so.
H.. IAIELsoN, Gen 4 Ticket Agent,
}. II. lkWhoBbkl, Burlington.
apl2d Agent heokak.
St. Louis, St. Paul, Saltwater and
Sc. Anthony
1880. DAILy PACKET LINE 1850.
Northern Line Steamers.
SIDE Ifrsa,,s WHEEL
Northerner, Capt. P. A. Afford.
Canada Capt. Parker,
Metropolitan, Capt w. L b. jerks.
Sucker State, Capt. T. b. Rhodes.
Pembina, Capt. H. B. Hill.
w. l.. Ewing, Capt. Jno. T. Rhodes.
Gray Eagle, Capt. ID. y. Harris.
Northern Light Capt. r. Lodwick.
Itasca, Capt. Whetten.
Key City, Capt.J Norden.
War Eagie Capt. j. b. Davis. n
Hawkeye State, Capt. r.. q. tray.
FIsHESE magnificent slde-wheel steamers we're
built expressly for the trade, and ara man aged
by careful and experienced officers are fitted and
| furnished with all modern improvements, with
every ccommodation for passengers, and will run
as advertised, making connections with the various
| railroads above, and with the Minnesota River
packets at st. Paul. Returning, they will con-
meet at Hannibal with the Hannibal and st. Jo-
seph Rsairesd.
The Northern Packet Line offer increased facl Ii
ties, and hope by strict attention to the comfort Of
passengers and interest Vt shippers, 10 receive the
liberal patronage heretofore extended to the Line.
As.a JANE WARD, President
BROWN d TAYLOR, Agents, keokuk-
mch20d
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There are several good reasons for the az
sertien that there never was, and probably
never will be, better time than nop for in
vssting money in keokuk property. Those
wto have been waiting till things touched
bottom, before investing, bad better pitch in
now. We have certainly touched bottom,
unless, indeed, the bottom il knocked OUT
Hard times may continue this summer. Trade
may not increase very rapidly. Money may
be tight, and We may not see many new build
ings put up this season. We may not even
perceive any increased activity in real estate
transactions. But the tendency from this on
will undoubtedly be for the better. III W
don't 60 up rapidly, or even perceptibly, a,
least we shall stop going down. The fact
that the Railroad 10 TO be buiA to Eddyvills
this year ID sufficient basis for these asser.
tions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-18

A CHAsGR.-Oar readers have noticed that
MIR. John +. Wilkinson has bought out the
establishment of DIR. j. Braden, aud will
continue the business at the same place, No.
81 Main street. MIR. Wilkinson liz now re-
csiving large stock of drugs, chemicals,
paints, oils, and every thing usually kept in
that line OF business, and will add to his
mammoth stock from time 60 time as the
trade may require. lie buys directly from
frat hands, and buying for cash and owing
nothing, he can offer inducements to custo
msrs not surpassed by any concern In Iowa.
Dealers are invited to call and make prAc-
tical test of these assertions.
, 1860-04-04

Mosr SuotKlSo CAsuAL1r.-0n Monday
most heart-rendipg occurrence took place at
No. Is Superior street, resulting in the death of
little girl seven years Of age nun1ed Mary Ann
Smith. The mother went out on m crrand.
and left the deceased, with three younger chill
dscn, ut home. She had been absent but few
moments, when the neighbors came running
after her, informiu: her that her child was
burning mp, She rushed back aud found tue
little one wrapped in flames. With the assist
ancs Of the neighbors they. carried her ont
doors. and succeeded ia extinguishinE the
flames. but not until several of them had burned
their hands severely in the attempt Medical
mid WAS summoned, but it vas Of no avail, xnd
the little sufferer died during the night. Before
her death the Guild slated that her little sister
Ellen rct her on fire By chasing her round 1hc
room with a lighted shaving. The Jury of ;u-
quest returned vc1 dict in accordance with the
facts.
, 1860-04-04

Two Hours at the County Poor House.
Haring read aud heard 80 many different
opinions about that Institution, and happening
last week to be near By at Mr.. Rommeis', the
late Wardeu'a, farm, obtained bis company to
visit the Poor House. In the absence Of Mr.
Chase, his lady gaze US permission to look
around,
need not mention that the buildings are not
IN the best fix to accommodate from 800 to 400
persons, these being composed Of insane, sick
and poor--the latter part, Of course, of the most
degraded class. In the whole I found clean-
Hness prevailing, though missed that ncatness
SO common with other Institutions Of that kind
Entering two story building. the dwelling o.
the most poor, thought myself under deck O
an Immigrant vessel, it being that same room
saTing double berth structures, which, it is
known, cannot be kept free from the most mo-
Testing insects.
At the Insane department We vera receired
by August Schraver, who has the special care
OF these helpless beings We found.him in an
equally pitlable condition, be Was-drunk. I
hare been witness Of his most cruel treatment
tewards these untortunates. and feel ashamedto to
say, this fellow Is one Of my countrsmen.-
Though being told that be is very useful and
only rarely intoxicated, I still deem him un-
worthy Of this situation, and his constant en-
ployment by the Supervisors not e1cusable.
HaE!og seen several good Insane Asylums in
Germany, was perplexed By the entire want Of
room conve eniency and entertainment. although
the Insane department Of the Poor House not
being intended j permanent asylum, NJ these
unfortnnates are either waiting vacancy &C.
cru'ng 10 Jacksonville to be sent there, or they
are such rs came back from the State Insane
Asylum as incurable.
Their DfeScnt nuUher ia An-T nhru11 4hink
, 1860-04-04

Rhode Island votes today. We arc appre-
llcnsive that the Republicans will he hard
pressed, ii not wholly defeated, 4 wide dis
affection in our ranks, and the open union Of
the sham Democrats with the Know Nothinss,
whose candidate for Governor they a.c
supporting, make Republican SUCCESS tll,ng
to he 1lopcd for, but, VIC fear, not seen. In
Rhods Island, the influences wl,icl, reduced
the Republican mai ,ritv in Connecticut 10 57l,
are actively ut work. The trade Of the State
is mainly with New York; aud her mapufac-
turcrcra, following the worst instincts Of copi-
tai, are in League with tho money power and
Cottonocracy Of that city. They are turning
tho screws down upon the mechanics and
operatives iu their c1nploy to such IN c1tcut
that hundreds Of poor lnen, with nothing but
their labor to meet tho demands Of their chill
dren for bread, hare been forced to choose be-
tween an abandonment or the Republican party
and its glorious principles, and loss Of stua-
tion. with what result the canvass Of the votes,
Tonight, will tell.
, 1860-04-04

Meeting OF tho Isoard Of Education.

Meeting Of the Eoard OF Education.
cu,c4oo. Aarch 81, leso.
Prasent-Messrs. Haven, Bass, Moscle5,
Hoard, Ward, Carpenter, uayes, Foster, New
berry, 1ligginson, und Dore. Absent -Messrs.
Porter, Sneahau, TAFT, and Sturtevant-
The minutes of the last two meetings we're
read aod approved.
On motion Of Mr. Moseley, teachor's cersi-
fcates were granted to the following applicants ::
Mary j. Coo, Amelia CooE. Emily u. Chapman.
Laura g. Babcork, Eliza l.. G oss. Harriet Irues-
dell, Ellen ". King and Achsa q. Mott.
Tbs COMMITTEES on the appointment Of Teach
ers reported the following appointments siuce
man. Transferred from the Jones to the Ogden
School; Olive Backus, ,appoihtcd assistant III tue
Primary Department Of the Skinner School;
Annie Trimmin ehan, appointea assistant in the
Primary Department Of tue Skinner School:
ka'c i.oner:an. appointed assistant in tho Fri
mary Department uf tie kiLzie School; Mary
d. Mou!ton, transferred from the Jones to tile
brown School; Iucy 4. Williams, appointed
assistant in tie Primary Department Of the
Jones School; Eliza l.. Goss, appointed assist
nut in tho Primary Department Of tue Jones
School.
Tnu Committee on the examination of Teach
crs reported the following admissions TO the
Normal Department. Of tile High School: Ella
Clara Bradley and Emily b. Chapman.
The resignation Of Martha J, Larson, assist
ant in the Franklin School, was received and
4 report was presented by the Superiutepd.
ent. showing that the number or nuniJs attend
inc thu public schools las increased more ran
idly during tie last two mouths tlan inr;n,-
auy equal period before ia The history Of 1he
city thnt the number ot pupils now enrolled III
number enrolled during The year 1850. and tl,yt
the excess OF pupils nnw in ihc schools. after al
lowing co for each Of the te eacbers. is Considers
, 1860-04-04

ISL -! uoaer the upper gates. You know some Of
tHat "aH 1ell into the lock tro years ago. After
tae slope wall at the new guard lock is removed.
mere Is TO be built tue walls for the catce some
~ ieet long on each side, II feet high, and i to
~ 1ees thick, which cannot be commenced till
warmer weather. 4 heavy job then remains,
10 e, get the huge guard lock gates into place.
1ney are rery heavy, and cannot be moved, ex-
cept on rollers. then, with heavy derrick ended
up IN place. eau see at least ten days work
n that alone. The foreman Of the work. lii.
Chapel, insists that it will be done by Nav 18th:
oul doubt bis sinctrsty when he says 50, and
am told that day or two ago he said to one of
hs men (naster mason) ave are one mouth
behind time" ] think, if everything goes as
ven as 1t can, With no accident, or unexpected
delay, 1t will be juno 1st before the Canal will
pc open (if the work proposed ia done.) 1t may
be hse days sooner or later. Most Of tue peo-
pie here think it will be July before boat
passes; but it is certain, rs soon rs masors can
be got here on boats, the contractors will fill
tue Canal full of~men, and do it as quick as eau
be. think you will find MY estimate pretty
correct, from my knowledge Of the tins il took
10 90 the same work when the Canal was
Under this state Of affairs, it Is highly proba-
bic that Chicago will receive the reaterportion
Of the early orders for supplies from the Lake
Superior counties, as the Lady Ezgin is the only
boat Of any capacity on Lake Superior, and Tie
propeller ontoaagon will run from this city to
Sault St Marie, in connection with her. Goods
sent from Detroit, Cleveland, and other points,
will have to wait and take its chanees Of being
forwarded; while supplies from this city will
bo sent right through.
, 1860-04-04

The Flour market during the week has been
quiet, aud prices nrc unchanged. Wheat has
been in limited supply, and the market steady.
The receipts Of carn have also bcen compara-
tive'y light, and under good demand for ship
msnt by rail, al we'll rs limited speculative in
4u,ry, lbe prices noted week uso hare been
sustained, aud the market closed firm. Oats
have declined &c, and c.ose dull. Rye declined
aud SC. Barley steady. With fair inquiry.
Timothy seed is ubsut SC love. on the weck.
Hungarian Grass dull aid 1oc }owe-. Clover
dull. M;llet seed advanced 1oc snd scarce,
Hish~ines quiet and unchanged. Provisions
entirely n..sninat.
In luke frcishts there las been nothing done
during the week, aud the feeling among vessel
owners is extremely dull.
The news received yesterday from the Straits
wills quite encouraging; and With good weather
iii carly opening mag be cxpoctcd, If they nre
not now open. The propeller Michigan leaves
this port for Lake Ontario on Saturday next,
and nc understand Tint there arc others which
will be ready to start soon after that date.
, 1860-04-04
WELL DONE, CONNECTICUT,

WELL DONE. CONNECTICUT.
'ne Aopuoasans nave carried e'nnect'cu'r
a'tcs struggle OF une1ampleo Jury nno o"-
teFness, BY small but decisive majority The
governor u thc'r the Legislature Is tno1f III
oo'h LIS branches; ana tho limited states Sen
ator' tue cent1e-nsure ID Inc contest, IS tnens
ocsono any poss''lc contnGeney- 1'1s e1o-
r1ous triumph! Nerer have the Sham Democ-
racy put 1oFth such IN e1lort; aud never since
the days Of the Revolution when their princl-
pies were met W powder and bali, have they
encountered such Determined and nni1lnchins
'oes- iho con::gu'ty u Inc ssate 10 Ne"
ofk Tue 'riluencc ol tae c''.1onacFacs anu
'''aeS VI e1'as s'ca' e'se sa' pceul1a'
character oi conncc'lcot lnous''y anu
LUIS aepenoeaoe' ~ eet+a'n ocefce' " LIT
4aauolae'a'e's' VI j" 'oueue'n '1'a Ae'' 1no o.
'eet o' 'no 9onn oF'"n 'a'o' LUG assumeo
popularity ol Tue pso'sla'eFy eanoloa'e Inc
supcrhonan e1es1'ons ana 1o''a Doastmg o.
Tue enemy; 1ne LAVISH usc ol 'ne pecan'ary
argument WHICH WHY aoo'esseo 70 every 1nan
who would listen to Its seduc''ors-a1l these
msoe Ncpuo''eans ooss'oe Of the o1ate appfe-
Aensi'e OF olsastions result
IN hesolut'onaFy dags tlle men Oh Connec-
ucut osco 70 s'f'p 'ne'r peos ol necessary
oau"ess e'''l1 'ae slsns u i'a'''o.s 'n'en' III
e4o'neo, 70 dts'ue tnc:f 'cks ana nefos Lea!
eaey "fgnt oe 'eo' 'o gtuogo no sac1'nce' H.
oo'' nafosn'p Ut pt"a1'on' 'hat tne cause
1"oe'ty nesl1 ~ 'a'Ans@o- neF
eons AocAeo TO LUG hc'o'a1'onofy e'aoo'
a'o III sue1 nonoers 'a'.3 Sca'ee enough
"e'e 4e'' u ''oac u '"' '"o SUI ..''o lney
''usnt VIII sum ol'se'' t1a' ~'e'i D'o'o
ino'steneo every ns'o III WHICH 'ne ofposlne
'o'ces ''le1 1ne'' Us now Az" o'k was
1he heaa'qaartefa o' tho ar'stoeFatfe1 loef1g"
Opposing in1necce " WHICH 1Ae country was
pefFaoed. linen, "a now, Tue contest was
, 1860-04-04

raL1cK corET EkroEr-c7T1c1AL.
Patrick Doyls, lurr+nY. enntAuta John AaSenan, do
Norris Williams, drunk A.d vastzncy ~; AuA-Assa
Wc!ch, vae!kney. dfehsrEed Michael flankan, drunk
en-:s bail y. arsen. surety: Wu'. Charter, A. ".
Eus:ace sars,y: Jamas & ian Wias m riw.i. selnf
liquor without lie<a.e &cs *Heh: Wm. G. Csonk,s hi,
Patrick kco:h, cisrdcEy. q each.
1heety certify shh tls ntnve Is tus repet Of thu
trial. and pruee ns in tic r. iee Uour Of tho City VI
Chicago during Tuesday, April I'd, Ism.
u. LAa.Ex, Police Court Clerk,
TnE NEw POLICE FoncE. The newly en-
rolled Police numbers eishty-thEee men alitold.
LARcsxT.-on Monday night Patrick Doyle
aud ]. Hsscrnan, two boys about 16 years Of
arc, were arrested by Capt. Kennedy for steal
ing brass fixtures, the property Of the Galena
Railroad Company. The case was continued to
nrneure absent M1fnesSes
, 1860-04-04

TIE CONNECTICUT MuruAL,-It will be seen in
another column, that the Connecticut Mutual
Life 1ns- Co. has recently declared dividend to
Life Policy holders of fifty per cent. This is one
of,he most reliable Of the Life las. Companies
cxtant; and with such dividends as it USUALLY
declares, the sum paid By the party insured is
largely reduced.
, 1860-04-04

A<ssrs. Editors:-I notice that the shade trees
around Dearborn Park arc having their life
pressed out Of them by the sightness Of dt Of the
PUNK sidewalk surrounding their trunks. Will
not you hint to our City Superintendent or
this matter, the necessity Of cutting away the
planks and giring the trees room TO breathe
and grow. They should have spnce Of atleast
four inches on each side, to allow Of free growth
md ventilation RES.
, 1860-04-04

REnorAL.-s1iss Kate Cameron, teacher in
Pencil Drawing md Painting, has removed from
No. Is clark street to room No. g in Calhoun
Building, on CLARK near Washington street..
, 1860-04-04
Hrcss 4 Griihuttr


GOOD NEWS FROM THE STRAITS.
AAcklsAc, Nazch q, 1sGp.
Et!eo.z rrrs. and T.f5une:
The weather here is very 1ne,-mlld and
pleasant. and the ice has gone of as far west
as five miles west Of McGulpin's Point There
is. however, large quantity Of ico of the
Beaver Island; but I think this will be gono
by the 1st TO 9Th Of April. 40.
, 1860-04-04
CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 4, 1850.

TuE WlGwAN.-A subscription list for the
abore building, in addition to those heretofore
named, has been left At the bank Of J. II. Ad-
SIT, 80 Clark street, where funds may bo SUBJ
scribed and paid. Tie contract having been
let, o.be finished in about 80 days.. the funds
will soon be needed to pay the workmen.
G. n. HOLDEN,
Tress'r Ruilding Eommitten
, 1860-04-04
IONN E. ECTICUT MUTUA
. LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

iaklns aaiy esrh disaisehe. fom New Yess, suaIo
'1s ..is;:sf{, ol Of q sEfu
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL
~ LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF ARTFoRD, CONN.
Fourteenth annual !S.atemxnt Of tho Connect.
Gu. Iutu7t Life Insurance Company, for tia
yeur sndfng Jan. SLIT, 1850.
9aaree per staten 3ist January, (:
Amount trseeivd for prsn lansdus-
a5aai 5 mt !rse.rsi i;f i:iticst cur: ''n
Alk LEG e}t&t..--........-.-...... 1-o|oI&-sa
pseas es,a f.: tas ''
aeast5. a::is NJ fa1ss: s!n*' !e Es'sts sss!i!5
Deduct p1il commits
pedass Saa p "a sdifs','; io ,s; m u &s''t'"
p lie e. incnE el7ro .....
1osses previous ears % s3:so5lss as4os4
Deduct paid dlrldeads during tic
psdssii is1 surrendered % ic:;: ''?y !sss :ssaS
Dedrc: for dissdeads on Cancelled
D;dass toi note; On cancelled poii. *''"
ees:' so639 -
Net balanee 31st January, Ct
ASSETS.
Bond and Mortgage Leans Oh Rita,
Loans ca Mos.x4xs D:nas -. .'' :;.@ II;
Eauk and KatlIl ~ ~ ek........ %s"5tu,
cs,a S.ta:s dsao:ls noeoh Il iisnf....::::: :57s
Inc ne-et-:.::...:... .:...-... ll:a.ssA43
ELL 10 Il 'LAx. 1h,tA3.16
TotA l. ase's.........+-...-....- ...--$3370tGl s:
Directors hare declared dividend to the holders of
Life POLICIES Of % per rent.
In sub Lifting the a1re report 10 The citizens Of Chako
HUSDAEu sETEATY SIX THnCsAtD, SIXTY
O>E DOLLARS AND stEENEY SEVEN GEMS,
have been pad to the repEcAtnta tfteeeasd
ahee1 1.l6 whilst The Acc4mu atd Fund amount, to
4aS10cUle7, AID the income 1t lie time re3ehes
Det1ly one NIL ion dollars annum- Tt smurt Of In
suranes ehecifd dusrg 1he tast yxaf o. fk so1 act
const err The live n.petltion carried Of b1ares
IL all q1aTers In :uaorE this report We have the
lsatn Of again cunluE for The Counres1cut Au1ua The
hkhs st p!a=t in publ f.v"r whethtr that calm bssd
fos It has followed but I'D In the "p'osxment of LIE
Insurance, sssln declaring FIFTY FER CENT. DIVIDEND
an Connecticut Mutual Policy may bc truly said
nte'a terms telnsh y dependent upon she husband
OF athe ln the 1exree against poverty shsA sz
support removed de.th In calling ntftn tbs
TO oheerTe that the bGaEess Ut this Com
Es.Ry pscyai fa not IN II st slzh ofn comp srre he
amount IT. .sntss wih tat Of che Institutions The
ou,nes4 nt the ConTsuy Is Of th- bes clas-.
l. loPea thatst aon mt oflMsn'ss tE-nsaeei furk
he pes' ut Vear Will exceed The best year Conpauys
ha nest tofEe. and who aze injured Ii y Company
gre mutually 1tereaed In lis x7d do muth Ii
fnrther ng the noble proZ.ss* has evd. d many
fam nT yeas to en1 have ee thankful
those Who lnueHc their husaD a1d fathc-s arail
thetase!Se Of he advantages Ut ha Connecticut Mutual
ap.ssso1m NV cor Like md Lssale sie.s s:hi:,eo.
, 1860-04-04

I
Fix. .IpFrsit!rnls:
1Et r lrd-Jnt1 Gur'ev and JudA1a y. StrnrE.
ID John 5. M+lvl And Jo q l4sla King,
Sd -ns. y. T.. lIlake And 4. Iftw1er,
4th John :a.,cr and william JuEttce.
Hh -@am'l McCatter and +. Fuhring.
9th -0es1gc Uoatswotth aud Moses Gray.
::h -AIcx. Nnientt and r. @ Pese-ou.
tth -ISef L%~sra and EhAs. J. Wider.
9Th ---jnhn II. KfnEts hrd TT. t:+umhauch,
10Th ~ Ill. u. NnEtr and totn Lohyeio.
t&eraaTy-.W. Hell.
1yx4sHrfr-L, l. Bond
FIrranire team:<t-. c.n .nfo Jones, m. Ch,res r.
Dyr1. c. r. j. Arior y. Al stut-vnnt. Gavin D'woif
Charles LIB. John 4. EAsfman. Dr.. G. r4e1 4.
Ba dein, q. L. Jenk., Ju11an Knnc.
J. ". BELL, Secretary.
, 1860-04-04

uonsr SToLES.-A hurse was stolcn Inst nioht
out Of tie barn in tue rear Of Mauran l. WrigAl's
store, belonging to Mr. Boone. The animal
was Of black color, blind in one eye, and had
q small star in his forehead,
, 1860-04-04

Iua SAND BAn CAsE.-The argument of Hon.
Isaac n. Arnold in the United States District
Court to-day will close tile great Sand bar Case.