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th~ Nr's'
By he arrival OF the ta'aa' al deh'aN yester-
day we have European advres TO TIE 4'h lust,
two days later fhan me accounts brought by the
Norta American the news Is interesting.
Thr.e are contradictory accounts respecting a
bate between the Heapoil'ans AMI sardlnie"s at
Ganglaho' Ate ioF~"r a7ae't Niat tue li''es were
defeated, with thl loss Of t"o thousand S1lei ana
wounded aud i've guns, Wb..a an official despatch
rom Turin statea 'lat ihesa assertions aFe iilse'
and that the sirdnian- were noI aetea''d At an.
IL Is den'ed MAJ ne Safa'aa Admtfai had com
meuceo aad suspended at1e lnou ne fortress ~
Gseta, by orfer y tte French naval couunanaer,
and itwas heacv"a ~ Psis that me onJect OF inc
Emperor ~ preventing ~ 1!o'"eie Of 'aeta was
merely 70 i"ciua'e tle escape % Tie Aeapoiilaa
princes
despatch uon lo.d Joaa Russell to Tie British
Minister Al iuiu. Jast.ae- ina revolution 81 the
people 81 southern f-iy aad victor Emanuel In
rendering them assistance
he details OF news nom China corrooorate
the accounts Of he capture q the faku forts be-
fore pup ~hod.
The London money iolrse' was quietand steady
C"nsols o" the ID closed az ~ Tor BON money and
account. American securities were ouoyant at
~ Liverpool tLe cotton market was actFe, and
all qualities h"o advanced 10 price, Flour had
dec'hed s'Epenee, while other descriptions of
hfesds'o'- reras'ned generally as before reported
The steamship Philadelphia Capt. Brown uom
Nv oaeaas' via Havana on the 9th inst arrived
q, his port yesterday morning. Her advices have
BEEN anticipated.
The steam p North STAR from Aspinwah bth
instant, HtnNeo u uls Port lasl h'sht' WIN
$e26,oa5 in specie on freight. She brings no news
from California, her advlces having been anuc-
pated o. the overl'n expresses There IS no
news q importance from Central America The
Ethmus Of Panama was perfectly Tranquil. The
nenhers ot The Cmriqui surveying eSpeoihon had
completed their labors, and are now en- ro'"e Tor
home % 'he Broo.lyn' which was TO leave Aspin'
wall o. the 9th or 7th instant.
The pony express which lei, san FRANCISCO on
The 81 inst arrived AZ Fort heafney yesterday
The general ne"ss uh''apornnt. Inc markets re-
NAMED pretty much a. previously reported. The
Uncle sam len on The is' INST. Tor Panama with
sl,p20to ~ treasure Tor New ioFk. The Moses
Taylor q The advertised opposition line between
San Francisco and New York lad been with
drawn.
The steamship leinsfer. one oi the new vessels
Of The Galway line, VIII take The place Ct TIE Con-
naught, leaving galway 90 the 20th ins'- ior We
ton. To company ih'eaa " use iasreasea e-ai-
nons cary ~ ne spn1F' aAd Considerably eAtfp1
tier operations. The Froce albert now 1 tais
port, has a. much freight - me can carry afra3y
engaged besides a TAR complement OF passengers
ior the SEASON. tho- i evident mat tue disaster
70 re Oounaugh'' detrimental as 1t was, viii mol
materially deI"e' IRON the ultimate prosperity of
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CATcHEG II ALI. ARoUND-H will be seen
BY our market quotations that wheat has falieo
Ave cents and -four twenty cents on last weeks
prices This lie the effect OF the stringency In
the money market Caused by the secesssoo
movement in the South. The longer the pre-
seat state OF uncertainty IL prolonged by tbs
silence Of the President elect on the policy of
hid administration, the worse matters will oe.
come. 1t is folly for any particular interest to
suppose that it will be exempted from the gene
raj suffering. The West and North west will
be made TO feel in the depreciation OF the prices
Of bresdstufs. the mistake they have commit.
ted in supporting the election OF blsck repus-
lican President There IA no fection Of Tie
country Gu which that deplorabie event will
DOT react; and were DOT its opponents as well ~
its psrtisans involved alike In its consequences,
We should not be sorry for the severity of the
Lesson which the latter are about to receive II
they would avoid aggravating II stu further,
they should call or Dir. Lincoln at once to give
such assurances to the cotton growing States -
would arrest the secession movement
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Mn LrScorN's OLD SrEFuEs.--To prove the
conservative position Of Mr.. Lincoln, his party
organs are republishing extracts from bis MI
nois campaign speeches Of two years ago. Blu,
they do not meet the necessities OF the caee
What We want Ia letter or speech from Mr.
Lincoln nov, on the present crisis In the South,
embracing his views for the preservation Of the
Union. lie be for harmonizinv the Union. or
for pushing on. with Mr.. Seward the "irrepres-
sible conflict Union or disusiong That 4.
what TIE American people desire to know, aud
his i the question which Mr., Lincoln can
sasver iust Low "A vel ~ OF sly Other time.
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Mn. VICE President BRscSFSHDeE VERSUS
PRKsrpKxT BucHASAS.-The Philsdelphis Fcsa-
irq Bulletin, understanding that Mr.. Vice pre-i-
den, Breckenridge lis abou, = yisit ne south-
ern s.ates rs an advocate for toe Unio3." SAYS
that 1T The President cannot b. induced to
make any demonstration for restoring order q
the country, IL is : ssgslscgoa " he1 thai toe
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STREET CoMNrsIoSER SMuH-A faithful pub
lie ofBcer Ia jewel without price In this cor.
rupt age and among this over-taxed communi-
~. Official corruption and Incompetence have
unfortunately for years past been the rule and
not the exception In all the sffairs Of our city
government, and hence the value OF su,h
man az Capt G.. W. Smith, whose term AZ Street
Commissioner, we regret TO say, has Just ex.
pired, IL hardly TO be calculated. Until within
the last two year, the Street Department w~
The very hotbed Of Official dishonesty, and q
perfect chaos Of confusion. Bot Capt Smith has
radically reformed all this and the affairs Of
the department are now restored to perfect
order, and pcculation II known there no more.
by untiripg industry. great tact in the selection
Of his subordinstee and the enforcement Of an
iD6exible discipline, be has been enabled to
clesnse this Augean stable. the most foul Of all
the departments Of the municipal government
Capt Smith announced formally to thu Board
Of Aldermen on Monday The expiration oil hls
term OF ofiiee. and his readiness 10 deliver up
control Of the department 10 ans successor
who may be appointed. In retiring ron this
position the Street Commissioner may justly
'ate with him the assurance hat bis publ,
services are not disregsrded by the people
wboee interest he has faithfully guarded for
Two years or moro He found the department
a macs Of confusion, and he leaves IL a. orderly
- merchants counting hose He found 1,
rskiug viii corruption and robbery, and be
leaves II purified. Whs, more can ba said for
establishes him at once ss a rara aris IN terris.
TIE names Of several parties are mentioned
Ne Capt Smiths successor, but we only hope
that Mayor Wood will be able 10 select as good
a man a. the present ncunb-pt
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Vice PIeside4t is going 10 exert himself iu ths
matter So It ", bat we rely upon Mr..
bucnahsn aiso 20 40 his full duty IN this crisis-
We are Assured tss be II giving bis whole a.
~nnon 70 this Southern dbunion agitation. end
We aIe lea 10 expect an early proclamatioa
RON Washington acmir aoiy adapted 70 pro-
note toe enos at pac,dcaton and harmony ~
tween the two sections Of the Union, notvith-
standing he election Of Lincoln
SERIOUS ACTION or THE COrroN AND GU1v
STArfs-A SoCrHrRN CoNFsDEaAcy AND A DE-
lAnATloS OF iSDf PES pENcg Among the many
alarming indications of secession which We
publish from the South to-day viu bs found
an account Of q receut ipformai meeting
statesmen frem South Carolina, Aisbama, Nj
siseippi Georgis and Florida, held " lari :
ton. Mt which an Independent Southern confs-
derscy wss determined on and declaration u
from Washington yesterday referred to an i'm
portant document which the President had ~
ceived from Charleston, and we have no doubt
that me Declaration Of Independence which wa
publish this morning is the one alluded to.
We have received the published account a
the proceedings sao copies of the documents
from u distinguished Southern gentleman TIE
probabilities are therefore in favor OF Thick
reliability. II appears that the representatives
of the Gulf and cotton States not only decided
upon establishing Southern confederacy, but
they have accredited an agent on behalf Of ths
people TO the Emperor Of the French, asking
for recognition, and Offering, in return, free in.
gress for all goods OF French manufacture int
tie ports Of Mobile and Charleston. The 10
structions furnished 20 this agent we also give
in fun to-day.
The Declaration OF Independence. it is hardly
necessary TO FAY. sets forth all the grievances
OF me South. and de6nee seriatim the resso0s
for secession and the crestion of an indeOen-
cent Power just a. she Declaration OF the tuir-
teen colonies Gets forth their grievances before
the civilized world; and in this regard IL il Q
very interesting document eveu supposng THAI
nothing more serious should come out Of It
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BABsus's AMERICAN MUSEUM. Brosd~sy.--Dsy ~
Evenin.-AStFc CaslDsgS-L.rISG cuEIcslrIs. Ao-kcsi
rlnER
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NEW 8oNNEE faEATkA a9wsry.--N-srEs,Es
PANS -Mc-pER acoss-pAcL JoSTs
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BRyAS1s alINsTREI.S Mechanics Ban sT2 soNa WY
BuAlKSaurs eores iscps Ac-UsFD up
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RpwFRA TaEATRE Eo@erN. -SP.LDfaG 4 ROGER
EauusratAs tRoUpK Afturnoel Gut Evening
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LAURA A&arEa TIE ArRs- No. IA Broadway Pay.
SIC lsp FArcY-goopLEs a aArHEg
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s9EH a4i DArtv carr orr orrscs. i Y
lT8s8 8#t 9gasB Ks4kxk, March IAA.t
FLOuR-SgpsrhAs, - - &. 4pdsg wheat, e.
ira, t17S Fan WHIST, extra, - III 70 ~ s7s.
BRAN AND snQmFs, fk.o 80 psr1es.
coRN-se 80 u1.
BARLEY-i.f, ~, 1.ll, 7sssoc.
WHATS ~ sdslnaad. Fail 81 oeal VI;
Spring sos05.
oAIs--s5 y -.
RYE-7oa7s g n eosa armand.
PoTAToEs-1e % IS n the load retail 40 to 10.
aRocERIES-Nsw Orleans Sugar, fair saaa,
prime saalot, clarified loalol, crushed and loaf
tsis. Molassss--R1ants1Aoa 50 to $50, 8. II. IS
to 80, Golden sysap, - - eec. coass--Rio ls
20 III. Java 1Ste lsc. Lsguyra, W Ia. Kiss so
64e. N8 #
soAP-Paln sse, Family $40.
cAEDLks-Stsr Is to ~, stssrins Is, Mould
l7i, summer pressed, v
LARD--ei 70 10; retail l14c. f4
BUTTEh--Chcice III to 10 retail Ii 10 10.
HIDES-Dry LII to 12a; green, ~ green sheep
peits 10 70 TIC; green hos skins b.
HAY-Prairis So TO 81, Tinethy and u usga-
rian, sfs$1i, Baied do. &si to $40; Retail, sf7.
sEEDS.-Hungarian Grass, IS to - cents I
Timothy, ~ 90 TO 10, Flax Seed. seass
Onions, ~ tor EGGS.
Feathers, zoe to 15c; White Beans, roc to0e.
&fRUIT Green Applsss choice, % - pr Dbl.
Dried sspsssy p 7tss 50 pss bssh. Dried psAsAss,
- 90 to 8 - RAisins, ~ 80 to- %.
cHEESE--W. Il. II to Ill; Denmark . to 10.
PkovI6i0ES--HAms1 10 TO III Shoulders sto 81;
clear sides 10 to IL.
BREF-A1Ss gross; ~ 70 30 per quarter.
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There Wa goodiy number Of Rspubli-
cans u Verandsh Hall on Tuesday evening,
and they showed the right spirit. The indi-
cations were that the Republicans Of Ksokuk
and Jackson township will do their duty in
the impending oonfict.
Dir. Ten Eyek vas called 70 the Chair, and
Mr.. hcCrsry appointed Secretary. Msssrs.
ncCrary, Strong, and Stevens we're ap-
pointed committee 10 draft and report {
Constitution and Bylaw. Short and stir
ring speeches were made by Mr.. Streag, Col.
Perry, and Mr.. AoCsary. Col. Perry sAid
that vs ought 70 circulate doeunsnss freely.
Mr.. McCrary agreed 70 that, and also sug.
gestsd that IL one thousand additional copies
Of the VAILrY Wn0 were eirealstsd in Les
county, the work Of voiationising the ossn-
u would be materially aided. A coed sug-
gsstion, and one that ought 10 be carried ont
The meeting adjournsd to next Saturday
evening.
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dr'f kH-ssrH,s.- = Al.hc-S. =- $50. SrY...-: !:
to the common svinAliDs operations going On un-
der The name Il Gift Enterprises. yet VI feel like
saying 70 those Who aiways siH ~ trying their
lsck In such matters, that the enterprise under tie
management Of y. vs.aw, il. = Co., 1t n. Aadi-
SON. i literally gotten up, and " een-
ueman Of strict intesriiy, who will fulfill All hia
agreements honestly and to the httsr. For etsa.
ars, and ssy informstion. addrSSs Mr. votaw. -
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mental Alchemy.

Prof. 6ABIN viii give > Lecture this (Thursday)
evening" u versadsk Halt, apon this new and
beautiful Science, after which no will give soms
Of tho most interesting and amusing experiment,
ever witnessed. Come and So, md dan's target h
bring The Ladies. ADMISSION FREE.
"Lst those now langh who never laughed before
And those that lasgh now hagh the more"
mch1kdlt
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ArrlvAls NJ Shs BiBlings n onss.
MARCH l@-Ir ~

Dudlsy, 9 Cannon, Miss Willard, Miss CLARK
and slater, &c Fish, II Lincoln and lady, N Y;J 8
Miller, Mis- Baker, d. Losis; @ Osbera and lady,
Dover, q A Hsnt, Quincy, Miss L VISITS, Ind; J
Hoffman, Cincinnati; W Wagisy, G KstchAn,
n Baker and lady, III; = Rastsn, = w Bartho-
N Bsauhrin, Dabaqus; J " willard, OnaAa: B "
Thompson, = Scott, Aussatine; Mrs Hunt and
daughter, o; J A Goodrich, IT Madison.
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Concert.

A sonoers Of vocal and instrumental music
viii be held ct St. Peters Church % this
Thursday evening. We ara informed that
some Of the best musical talent in the city,
both vocal and instrumental, will aid in the
performances. The new organ will also b
exhibited and played with an orchestra. And
thus the attractions to amsteurs Of mnsis
will BE- such ~ are rarely surpassed in this
city.
The price of admission IL fixed 1T Is cts.,
and tickets can be had As Miss Kings. Mrs.
Tallon's, Dinners Saloon, o'Connor's Drug
Store, and John MeNamsra's Store.
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0Dr. l. |. Hayes, who was . conpanion
OF DR.. Kane, hes determined to make anosh.
OF expedition, for the purpose Of solving ths
vexed qasstion Of IN open Polar Sea, II pos.
sbie. 14 a A9f 4s
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@Slavery 10 nearly extinct In Delaware.
II 10 estimated that there ara only from 900
TO 1000 slaves now in the State.
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The Office Of ORION CLEMENS, Attorney 1t
Law, WILDE Il the DAILY Gsse City" oziss, for
few weeks.
feb14du
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GA dissing uished foreign parsonage be-
iss asked BY IN Englishman II be intended
TO take away the Pope's Possessions, replisd
with pleasant natOsfs, 81 cannot tell, mon
amt, rsais may take Vat-i-can!'
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TO Persons ont Of Employment

A GENTS WANTED 10 sEhL THE RRIE s8w.
hlN0 1AoAIHE. wsvitl siv conniSsiSn,
y nsV AasAins tend % ainpie "a construetion
that ehilA - years can lsarn to opsra4s II by
half m hours instractioa. n Il sQuaI . any Pam.
ny Sowing Machine IN me, and ~ psies 4 snlv
1tftee1 Uoihrs,
PsfsoaS wishing n Agency win address ,
J.. N. nOYLAN.
SsssStary ltis sewing Mashtp4 Compsny.s
-'a ] -. sssa ''7 z MILAN. 0lse.
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0Gso. w. Curtia' editorial relations to
Hsrper's Weekly and Monthly have not been
interrupted by the publishers, - reported.
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On Monday afternoon, stsel-wire Portncnais.-
The finder will confer favos BY lssviag IL u this
Office. TmshlSd3s
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DR, SHITH'S" Electric ON cures Deafness.
On. SMITH 8 Electric Oil" cures Paralysis.
On. SMITHS Electric on'' cures Rheamatism
Da SMITH 8 "Elsstrie Oil" cures Asthaa.
On. SAATH'S sEisstric OiI'' cares Hsadashs.
Da. SMITHS sKlectric OH" cnrss Piles.
auKiod
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

gW-IT rs A COMMON OBSERVATION THAT
there are more sufferers from debility among the
American people than can be found among any
other civiliscd nation The reasoa Ii obvioas.---
take little exsfeiss, and forget the wants Of
the body, in the absorbing pursuits Of bssiness--
In all such ass, ordinary medicine can do little
good. What Ii required Is Just such . tonic and
iavigoraior ~ DR.. J. H0STETrER has given TO
The world In his CELEBRATED BITTERs. The
weak and nervous dsaisen Of the counting Aosss
the exhausted toiier upon the shop board, and the
prossratsd studsnt Of the midnight lamp, have
found = wonderful regeneration in the BITTERS,
and prefer il TO the more pretentous, bat Less sfh
eAAious nSiieines. But IL should b rsmsnbxsd
that the agent which In 10 magical in ito inAsnce
spon frame which Ia merely debiiitatsd, 10 eqsa.
~ powerful In assisting nature 70 expel from the
system the most terrible forms Of disease. Who
will not give IL triAi7
For sAls ~ druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere.
Sold By r. Gssess, A. ]. wILxrssos, BAErExrr,
KAYE I Co., and J. BKApEx.
March II, 'se-daw
- The following comp hmsntsry notice Ia t. :
hen from the Missouri Democrat:
InnExsx AMOUNT Or SUFFERING RELIEvKD 1T
TAKING McLEAs q SrREscraESxe CoRDrAL.--Sinee
the Eth Of August, the following cases have been
reported oureds
One hundred and I'VE persons have been cured of
General Debility.
Sirty-eighs persons have been cured Of Nervous
Debility. /,
Twenty eight have been cured Of diseases Of the
kidneys.
One hundred and eighty who have been afflicted
With various complaints, Fever, Chronic Diarh@a,
Liver Complaint, Night sweats, Dyspepsia, and
Weakness Of the Digestive Organs, have been
cured besides q large number from whom We have
not Asard.
McLean's rsngthsning Cordial and Blood Pa
ritter Ia remedy which isrsquirsd BY every enc in
the Western and southern country. II IL pleasant
end agreeable TO take and can be taken by man, wo-
Mxn or child
As . diuretic, 1t will cure any disease Of the
Kii1eys or Bladder; and - Alternative, it will
purity the blood. and remove AL pimpies, sores OF
blotches from the skin.
Try it. One drA1hm Ia sufficient - convince the
most skeptinal Of in wonderful strengthening and
inusorating psoPsrties.
Be aavertissmsntin smother oolsmn.
| lfsbl6d&wlml
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DAxr11xE, xAx1 4 CO.,

8AAr1n1F, KAx1 4 %, |
no. 1A4
- |
MAIN x1nEE,A i
!, -.
DRUGS, |
/. Oh EMICALS,
Paints, OILS Varnishes,
WINDOW glass, GLASSWARE, BRUSHES, &C.
April 1s-dlsAv1y KEoKuK. IOWA.
w. Il. Wood
rs AGENT FOK THE FOLIO WING
J. RELIABLE LIRE AND FIRE IN.
SURANCE COMPANIES:
mutual Benefits Lite Ins. Co.
Net ascunulAtion Jan. 1, go, %, 400, $3.50.
This Company has . larger accumulation com
pared with it, liabilities than any other Life In
surancs Co. In the United States.
% persons In this city have their lives insured
In this Company.
LAMAR FIRE ms. co. OF NEW YORK.
Cash CaPitat $500 900.
HUMBOLDT FIRE ms. CO. or NEW YORK.
Cash CaPssaa 1900 900.
ATLANTIC FIRE ms. CO. or BROOKLYN, X.
Cash Capital $50, 900.
QUAKER CITY ms. co. OF PHILADELPHIA.
Capital and Surplus, Jan. ], 1840,
s3S4 .aSa ~.
- Particular attention given to Marine and
Fire Insurance Contrast Policies Issued.
OfFiCE--0n Third-st., Ksokuk Iowa.
W. L. WOOD, Agent.
February, 10, isee-d
Life, Fire and Marine INSURANCE.
Agency.
D0LICIEs Of Insurance Issued ct the lowen
/ rates in the following reliable FIRST class COM
rue MU TUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
or new YoRK
This In the safest and most reliable Life Insurance.
Fund Of over - 900 900.
ATLANTIC FIRM AND MARINE ms. co.,
OF FRovIDKNCI, III
Capital eISO, 900 90.
SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE ms. co.
RRIkoTIRLD, MAas.
Capital $50, 200.
PEORIA MARINE = FIRE INSURANCE @,
FxoRiA, ILL.
Capital $500 900 90.
| the Agency Once Of G. Il. DIMoND,
Feb.l Sdlm Main-st., over Ogden Book Store,
insurance. Insurance Insurance
DOLICIK5 on Stores, Dweilingn, Merchandise
Pork Houses, Public Buildings, Manufacturing
Establishments, Household Furniture, and ali insn-
rable property, Issued 1t the lowest rates in the
following subatantial Companies
PHOENIX INs. CO., OF HARTFORD, CONN
CAPITAL $4O0, 900.
CITY FIRE ms. CO., OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL $l50,0O0.
HARTFORD PRE- ms. CO., OF HARTFORD.
CAPITAL 100000.
MERCHANTS ms. Co. or HARTFORD, CONN
CAPITAL 5000, 200.
This Agency always pays its Losses promptly
CASH.
/ Dwellings, with Furniture therein, insured at
] VERY MeHsRAHK- PREMIUM, fer enc, thrrs ur fv,
| years. Caliand learn the rates.
WIN. W.. BEIkNAF, Ag,t,
Mchldlm Second-st., near Main.
A
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q RoCE RES 81!


II aa' NEW ARRIVALS
By shs First Heat * tho 6sason
~ HHDs. N, o. SUGAR, 'ss A2@'s
10 BBIs. N. o. MoLAssEs,
- BBLs. WHITE SUGARS.
lO0 SACKS. RIO COFFEE,
~ Bxs. STAR CANDLES,
50 Bxs SOAPS,
5TIRRcEs NEW RICE,
Az BAGS DRIED APPLES,
2O BAGS DRIED PEACHES,
0 DRUMS GOLDFISH,
I'D BBL4 4 BBL MAoKRRKL,
All new and Fresh, and for sale lev for Cash.
March Z, 'ss-dstvia No. IS Maia,...
GUNNET BAGs
Z KELLOGG 3 BIRGE,
mchA No. Ss AAin-st.
" KELLOGG DIRaE,
-- mcn1 ~. y, M..-V
ORANGES And LEmONA.
E>ok BALE bf 49,
s. " es NJ,
- - y 49,.
NJ HITE ElsH new, No. and for sale by
Wv KELLOGG = DlKGE,
.-ea. % m.11--..
- CEmENT
X noA AfH0's ieI $40 II oaa prpav
mch3d6tw1m 90 Main-st
--,- : .,....
=. :.
". n. AUsTIN q co.,
'' - sesce DssFs'
no. ,rsMAIN-sr
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General Insurance Aren't.
COR eD AND MAIE-STS.,
Kesk KUN, Iowa,

LNR y. LAKE. KIvER AND LIFE IN.
l. sUKANGE promptly ATTENDED 10 1T this OfHce.
Better md more IEpEAAIrr can be given u this
Agency than any other In this city and less trouble
after = ioss.
Etnn Ins- Co.. Of Hartford Ge@~r 8 1n4 Zoe e4
Home insurance Company, Of NeC FORK I,46T.61s
NertA Aasricam In. Co., Hartford, Conn., 800 ,ee0
Cay FIRE I~zurasee Co., Of Nsr Haven, He65s
PA0ssr Fire Inssyssce Co., Of Eesr York, ZEE go
Lsvsilayd Fire Insuvance Co., Ner York, 16l go
MoWiauk Fire Iasxvuacs Co., Keg York 100 600
Conasctiess hafsai Life In Co., Hartford, S,o00,573
Din. j. w. Born, Medical Examiner.
-. w. GRIFFITH is authorised to receive
applications for all above Companies.
- Buildings, Merchandise, Mills, Factories,
Household Furhitars snd dwellings insured ut -
low rates other Companies who pay their Losses,
4&& H. B. TkN-EYCK, Agent,
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