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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-15
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Is.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION OFFICIALLY Pro-
CLAIMED.

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION OFFICIALLY PRO-
CLAIMED.
House opened with prayer by Chaplain
Stockton, in which he said Uod bless the out.
going administration may it close its Ia
bors in peace without further violence and
without any stain Of blood, and We pray for
the incoming administration that Thy bless
ing NAV rcst on the President elect on his
Journey hitherward; that Thygood Provi-
dence may be around him day and night,
guarding him at every step, and We pray that
he may BIO peacefully and happily Inaugural
ted, aud afterSard BY pure, wIse und pru-
dent counsels, he may administer the gov
eminent 10 such q manner ae Thy name may
be glorifcd and the welfare OF the people,
ia oil their relations, be advanced, and that
an example OF civil and religious liberty be
exempli6cd. which may be safely followed 10
all the world.
Mr.. sherman sent up the letter to him
from tho Secretary of the Treasury, again
urging speedy measures in view OF the pres
ent demands on tho Treasury.
Mr.. Sherman accordingly reported bill
authorizing the Presidents in place OF any
part OF the recent loan, to issue coupon loan
OF the denomination not exceeding $50, and
bearing not exceeding 6 per cent interest and
running 90 yeA+s, aaa apply apply such hands A.
par to the creditors who may receive them,
he entire amount not 10 exceed that author
lied By the recent loan act.
Mr.. Sherman made an explanation, show
ing the Importance OF The measure.
Mr.. Garnets opposed the bill. saying the
epeech OF the President elect at Indianapo-
lie indicated coercion, and the inauguration
Of military despotisn. Suppressed hiss
es.
Mr.. Sherman moved q suspension OF the
rules. Not 10 order.
The Senate vas notified Of the readiness
OF the House to have the electoral votes
counted.
The Senate entered.
| The Tellers and other officials took their
stations aud after = short address by Breck
inridge be opened the different certificates
which we're read, the Secretary Of the Sen
ate taking note Of them.
TIE reading OF the vote OF South Carolina
caused good humored excitement, and the
reading of oil the electoral votes having beer
completed, the Teliers reported the result
wheecupon the Vice President, rising, said
Abraham Lincoln, of Illinois, having received
a majority Of the whole number OF votes, Il
duiy elected President Of the United States
for the four years commencing on the 4th o.
March, 1861, and that Hannibal Hamlin, o.
Maine, having received u majority OF tn
electoral votes is duly elected Vice Presiden
of the United Ssates for the same term.
i The Pacific Railroad bill was postponei
till to morrow.
A committee was appointed in connection
with the Senate to wait on and notify th
President elect Of his election.
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AUDITORS OFFICE. IOWA. !
INA MnIkRa. Feb. /. 1851.


IT'S HEREDY CERTIFIED, That on The ls'
day u February, 1861, swora Statement Vas
a Ia IN this ofhce, showing the condition OF the
;.vME .Ssc.aNcE COMPANY, Located :. New
York City, in the State IT Now York, on the
6rst day Of January, 1861. in accordancs with
the provisions If an Act Of the General Assembly
of the State of Iowa. entitled IAN Act In relation
TO Insurance companis., approved January 1Sth,
1887. and an Act smendatory thereto, approved
Februsry 9Th, 1885, that said Statement shows
that the said Company IL possessed Of the requ-
ate amount Of Capital, and inverted - required ~
law.
Authority is therefore given to tho above named
Company to transact business of Insurance in this
state. in accordance with the laws thereof, until
the 3lst day Of January,A u. 1862.
II is also certified, That II. B. ZEN EYCK. Esq.,,
OF ksok uk, has been duly appointed by said Com
psny their lawful Agent and Attorney for the
unity IL Ice, with ui power to take risks Of n
surancc therein, and 10 acknowledge service Of pro
cess ns provided by law, bis Ming with the
Clerk OF the District Court in and for said County
! certified copy VI the Statement on fle in thi'
Otfcc.
Ii is further Certified, That the attached In 4
true and correct copy of the said Statement.
- IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, / have here
Is unto set my hand and affixed my seal 81
49, Office, this ist day Of February, 1861.
J. w. CAIIELL,
Auditor Of State.
Fehruary Is. l661-dlw
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SOUTHERN AGENTS IN CiNCSN-
NAH.
from the Gin. Gazette, 9th,

From the Gin. Gazette, sth'j
We are most reliably informed that there
ara agents OF the Gull States IN the city, en-
deayorinp to create a sentiment among ousi-
ness men favorable to the establishment OF
! Canfederacy composed Of the Southern and
Northwestern States. A we'll known leader
among the Democracy has been approached,
our information goes to show, within the
past two or three days, by these agents, with
a view OF obtaining his influence, but that
be declined having anything TO do with 90
tratorous scheme, as he 10 etaunch Union
man. The objeo. IL to make Free Trade the
basis Of the Confederacy; to cut on New
York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Oh the
New England States, which are 80 He1deo
for protective tariff. These Southern gen.
tlemen state that there arc agents OF she
Gulf States throughout all the Northwestern
States who are making similar oversures, and
that it is their aim to spring the issue soon
among the citizens OF these States. II 10
further averrea that they have purchased the
acquiescencs Of daily paper or this city,
which, at the right moment, will proclaim
the scheme, and offer it to our people as the
only means left to secure peace.
We confess this seems too chmerical TO De
true; but our Information comes too direct
TO be doubted.
What Is TO become OF "Southern Rights"
and the Equality Of tho States" under this
new phase or the disunion business, has not
vet been developed.
In our quotations from Calhoun's letter
and the denunoiations OF that letter BY Ben
ton, published yesterday, it will be noted
that Calhoun's scheme was to detdch the
Northwestern States from the East, and
unite them with the South. And in this, az
in their entire programme, the secessionisss
are following the counsels OF the great null
fer.
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Fire !.
BALpw,NsviILE, n. Y, Feb. Il.

BALDWlNsyILLE, n. T., Feu. II.
A Gre at 10 O'Clock last night destroyed
the Touring mill owned by Johnson, Cook 4
Co. and its contents. Loss, 100000 on the
mill, and $4,000 on grain--insured Tor
$4,000. The FIRE il supposed TO have orig
mated By friction Of tho machinery. The
distillery adjoining wae saved.
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CT The time -ho nored National Intelli-
gencer has become so cnamoured Of the
ssbcne6cient institution" Of human slavery,
that it is no longer Satisfied with the Consti-
tuition as our fathers made it. A general
convention is urged with great zeal by that
sheet, that the Constitution may be amend
ed to suit the exigenoies Of the times, and
sanctify this 'sbenefcent institution Of A.
rican slavery" by q constitutional establish
ment, perpetuation and extension Of the
fright OF property 10 man" wherever the
Gag Of our country floats on land or on sea.
How is that all old stagers have come alike to
repndiAtc the Constitution and policy Of our
fathers, and to forsake the sentiment OF their
own earlier and better days, and unite in ia
vor Of this "benefcent African slavery,
which was their adherence in times gone
by, and still continues TO be the adherence
OF the civilized Christian world beyond the
limits OF those States /?
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FROM Ncw York.


Three boxes of ammunition, ono contain
ing 1000 boxes percussion caps, the others
S 900 cartridges with bals attached, des'gned
far Mimic ri0ee. were seized by the police on
board the steamer Huntsville, destined for
Savannah.
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NOBLE ! STKONG,
Feb. Is, lS6i-lm PLAINTIFF Att'ys.
LE0AL NOTICE.

To William J. Linn
NYDU are hereby notiici that there 10 nov on
Il die ia the fice Of the Clerk Of tho District
Court Of Lee County, Iowa, IT Fort Madisou, Pc
ton Of Hiram Barney, clamingof ycu William ).
e.. At 10 per cent. per an um, a. money due on
mortgage made by you to Charles Mason and sinro
assigned 70 Hiram Barney. dated March 18th, 1856
slso claiming against YOU the foreclosure Of said
mortgage, the Same being upon the northwest
quarter II Of the northwest quarter LTD OF Soc
,,on twenty three [25] township sixty-ssvsn l67l
north, range I'VE l6l vest Leo county, lows for the
pur chase money and further asking for sale Of
said premises, and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said peti-
ton on or before the II tho second day
Of the next term Of said District Court, TO COM
M nee IT Fort Madison on the third Monday It
May, A. d. 1851, default will be entered against
YOU and judgment rendered thereon, the petition
taken As by you confessed, and decree rendered
against you ~ prayed therein.
NOBLE : STRONG,
Feb. rs, l86llm Piainti6's Att'ys.
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From H,chssl ond.
RlcunosD, Va, Feb. %.


The Convention met IT the Capital. Jonn
fanny, OF Loudon, WAS elected President,
and made Union spneen, but said v1Tg.nla
would insist on Der rights ~ condition o.
her remaining ia tho Confederacy.
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~ Gov. Wise has been in Washington
for a month past, and it is said that his rel
atives residing in thai city have packed up
and removed, within few days.
1t will be remembered that Wise proclaim
ed his intention four years ago to head an
army to take Washington, in case Fremont
should be elected, and il Ia possible that his
good intentions have not been abandone ed
since the election IL Lincoln.
He merits hanging ten times where John
Brown did once, but all men do not meet
their deserts In this world
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STATE or NEW YORK. | g.

CITY and County Of Ne~ YORK.
Charles J. Martin, President, and J. Milton
Smith. Secretary. of the ssHome Insurance Com
pany," bsing severaliy duly sworn, depose aud
say, and each for himself says, that the foregoing
is true full and correct statement Of the Affairs
of the said Corporation and that they are the above
described officers thereof.
ls,gnedl CHARLES J. MARTIN, Prcs't.
tS.gncal j. MILTON SMITH, Sse'y.
Subscribed ard sworn before me, this 15th day OF
49, January, A. d. Eighteen Hundred and
LIS Sixty Witness my hand AID ofhcial
49, SEAL j. II. " AsHBUkN,
Commissioner for Iowa, in Now York.
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CTCassius NJ. Clay has 60. surfeit OF
the Compromise business already, and thinks
now that the Union will take care OF itself.
One thing at least 10 certain. the Compro-
misses have thus fur signally failed in taking
care OF thu Union; and 80 far as We can
Judge, all the talk on the subject has only
tended to advance the schemes OF the dis
unionists by dis,racting and disheartcning
the friends Of the govsrnment.
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CARPETS!

Inthis Department can always be foundthe lead.
ing styles Of
ADMINISTER VELVETs,
TAPESTRY BRUSsELLS,
IMPERIAL THREE PLY,
PATENT TAPESTRY INGRAM,
COTTON WARP INGRAINS,
VEEETIANs { HkMP6,
RUGS, DRG6GE1S,
FLOOR clLCLOTHS,
And all kinds Of
CURTAIN GOODS. GILT COKNICES,
kC., GC.s &C.
Our syatemia
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Know al men by these Presents, That the Home
Insurancc Company, Of the City OF New York, do
hereby Authorize any and all Agents that said Com
pany mas or may hereafter have or appoint, In tho
State Of Iowa, for aud en- behalf Of said Company,
to accept and acknowledge service Of al process,
whether mcsne fna, IN any action or proceed
ing ~ ainst said Company, in any Ut the courts OK
said State. And it is hereby admitted and agreed,
that said service IL the process aforesaid shall be
taken aud held be valid and sufficient in that be-
half, the same as If served upon said Company &c.
other State: and all claims right Vt BY
svn OF the III amer Of such service, 10 hereby ex-
pressly waived and relinquis bed.
Wlrs.Ys our han and seal Of the Company, this
LL.sl 18th day Of January, is6i, -
tsisnso) J. MILTON SMITH, Secretary.
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Henry CIay,s Foresight.

ktSuIy Why
The following extracts from Henry Clay's
correspondence with Daniel Ullman, have a
singular interest at the present time:
.'JUSg IA, 1851.
"Of the candidates spoken OF on the DEM
ocratio eide, confess that ! should prefer
Gen. Casa. lie il, think, more 20 be relied
on than any OF his competitors. During the
trials OF tho long session Of the last Com
grcss, be bore himself firmly, consistently,
and periodically.
"Besides ra-existing que,.ions, new one
will probably arise at the next session Of
Congress, involving the right Of any one Of
the States eli the Union, upon its own sepa-
rate will and pleasure, to secede from the
residue and become distinct anu iDdepend
ent Power. The decision OF that moment
Gus question cannot but exert some infu-
cnce. more or iess, upon the next Presiden.
sial election. For my ewn part, utterly
deny the existence OF any such right, and |
think I'D attempt TO exercise it ought 20 b.
resisted TO the last extremity; for il 10 il
TACT question Of Union or 10 Unlon.;'
'sSEpr. &c, 1851.
81 have DO doubt, with you, that many O.
the quiet and we'll disposed citizens OF Soutl
Carolina are opposed to the measures Of VIC
the danger y. as history shows too ofte
happens, that the bold, the daring, and Id
violent will get the control, and push thei
measures - fatal extreme. Should th
State resolve to seceae, ii will present ne,
form of trial to our system; but entertain
undoubting confidence that il will come GU
OF it with the mos, triumphant saccess.u
Henry ciuy, however had not the fore
sight TO discern shat men who professed 1
be bis followers, and who constantly para
dad his name, would prove faithess to hi
principles, and insist that the Governmer
had no right 10 protect ito authority again.
the Aggressions OF secessionsts, much lei
enforce iss laws against rebels and traitor
gEGutta Perchs is used BY foreign je'
fists FOR plugging teeth.
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1. zeal NOTICE.


To SMYRNA Hobart, executor Of the cstate Of Re-
becca Hobart, deceased; Smyrna Hobart, Join
Stoddara. Helen n. stoddard. George w. Ssun-
ders, Kate Saunders, CofheIia e. Hobart. Ann
NJ Ansden, i. N. Amsden, Henry Strong trus-
toe, ID. b. Gray, W. Bsihnsp, sophia isbell,
o. C. Isbel1, Wheeler, Bellows 4 Co.. Taylor,
Seymour Co.. E. B. Dobeli, II. StrAus, A q
Manning, Foster 4 Lee. Joseph II. Ssaton,
Foster Lawrence Co., George X. Gordon, Pat
terson 4 Ferguson:
X/OU and sach Of yea are hereby notified that
il there 10 now Ole Ia the Office Of the CLERK Of
the District Court OF Lee County. Iowa, IT Fort
Madison, . petition Of Hiram barney. claiming Of
you Smyrna Hobart ~ executor Of the estate Ut
Rebe Ca Hobart, deceased, aud John Stoddard, the
sum Of shrce thousand dollars and interest - 10
per &C Mt, o. mony due mortgage executed BY
You John Stsddard and By kcbccca Hobart, de-
ceased. 20 Charles Mason, and since ASSIGNED TO
said Hiram Barney, dated August 18th, 1885; also
claim ny against each OF you tho foreclosure Of
| said mortgage, the Same being upon Lots i've j
and six f61 in Block two ~ in Mason's Upper
Addition 10 the City OF KeoA uk, Lee County, lows,
for the purchase money, ana further asking for >
sale Of said premises, and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before noon OF the I'd day OF the next term
/ OF said Court, TO commence 1t Fort Madison On
4 the third Monday Of May, A. D. 1851, default
will be entered against you the petition taken -
By you confessed, ana 0ccrcc rrndsrsd sgainst you
/ Is prayed therein.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
/ Feb Is, lS6l-lm PLAINTIFF Atty.
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Franz Worm INT.

RUTLAND, Feb. ID.
Block SO and 81, Gommercisi Row, occn-
pied BY Sherman, Hall, and others, with
large stock Of teas, tobacco, Ge., were de-
ssroysd by fire this morning. Loss unknown.
T. An invention cslledthe motossope has
been coapled with that Of the stereoscope,
30 that motion - given to tho objects pre-
sented by the latter.
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CTThe with drawal Of the secession Sem
ators and Representatives will leave the Re-
publican party with working majority in
both branches of Congress, after the 4sh Of
March.
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River New y.
Sr J,ou,s. Feb. IA.

PEKlS, H., Feb. Is.
River open at Pekin; s feet 10 the channel
and rising fast.
Sr. LOUIS, Feb. l3.
Yesterday the steamcs Sunshine picked up
. enag in Kaskaskia Bend. which, passing
out through her guard, bsrst steam pipe
and several persons were severely scalaeos
two az whom. deck hands. have since died.
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Total amount CT Losses, CLAIMS and
The greatest amount Insured any one risk
is $50 o. 0, but will not . general rule exceed
$l0 0u0.
The Company has no general rule rs TO the amount
allowed to be snred ia any city, town village or
hloek beinr governed in this matter In each case.
by tbs general character Of buildings, width Of
streets facilities for putting cut nres DC.
An a,tested copy II the Charter or Act OF lncor-
poration accom- anied the last annual statement.
This Company IN axes herewith the deposite re-
CURED by law, its receipts in the State Of Iowa
for the year SOL.
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slavery Hnd W1tCncfdtt.
The apolocists of slavery, North and South,
insist that it cannot be wrong, because II was
tolerated by the lave Of Moses.
The came lave Of Moses enact "Thon shalt
not suffer witch to lives" and in accord
ance with that law of Moses the early Puri-
tans Of New England put number OF witches
10 death.
There are none who denounce this act OF
obedicncs to the law Of Moses with such un-
sparing bitterness as the very men who plead
that law 10 fassf OF slavery, saa ~so assert
that condemnation Of slaveholding is bias.
phemy against God.
While the laws Of Moses, the decisions OF
Chief Justice Hall OF England, and the High
Court OF Scotland, with the sentiment OF
ChristeDdom in that age, are urged in vain
in justification of tho witch-killing Puritans,
pro-slavery preachers seek 10 justify slavery
BY . more cquivocal law Of Moses against
the united eptBieHs Of jiaFisss and the uni
versal sentiment OF the civilized and enlight-
ened world of tho nineteenth century.
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LIABILITIES.

LIABILITIES.
Amount of Losses adjusted
and due and unpaid-none.
Amount Of Losses incurred
ana in process OF ADJUST
%sp,oos.uA
Amount Of Loss-s reported,
on which NJ action has
been ELECTROMAGNETIC. S,l64.75
Amount Of Claims for Losses
resisted by the Company. s,25Soo
Amount Ut Dividends de-
clared and due aud un-
paid-nonc-
Amount of Dividends, either
cash or scrip, det Jared but
not yet dae-non'.
Amonnt Of Money borrow
ed--none.
Amour Of al other existing
claims against the Com
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Great standard Meaicane 81 tho

The Great STANDARD MeaAcane 81 the
Day
Broad and vast ~ our territory IL, Ii would be
diihcuit 70 find corner In 1t where Hostetter's
stomoch Bitters are unknown. hersvsr II ere II
dyspepsia--snd where il II not?-they are in de-
nand. Norisit indigestion slons that they arc =
specific. Every disorde Of the stomach, the liver,
the bowels and the nervous system. selms TO yiiid
t. iheio influence. They are m Aatidots TO psir;
they refresh ind reinforce the exhausted animAl
powers; TYNE ccunteracs the morbid principles Of
desease; they regulate tho whole vital machinery,
and may b. justly termed the strongest silly that
science has ever brought 70 tim Esd Of natare in
her struggles with sickness.
6oldby p.dIssoHs, A. ]. wILKIHsos ,BARILsSs
KAYE Co., and !. 4. WHKIEsos.
Tor sale BY druggists and dealers generally sv-
eryvhere.
April Q. '61-daw
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DaeaYeAasea Uamks.

] TIE followi1g Banks wsrs thrown out In
chicago ana Ut viz on the LIT Of April.
The Auditor Sf Illinois has reported The
exact condition Of the Banks On The 30th u
March, from which tho exset valns Of he
circulation i figured up and ID shown BY the
Agurss below. II will b. seen that there has
been considerable improvsmsat.
This Bankers 10 Chicago and Ksokuk ere
buying this currency d ~ per cent. Discount,
except the Merchants and Drover's, which
goes ct so.
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Book TRADE SALB.-Tbe seui- annual book
trade sale Of the New York Publishsfs' Assoc.
citation commenced on Thursday. The A.
tsndanoe wAs quite - numerous - the last
sale. The cataiouge comprises fosr hundred
paaoo.
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KHoKuK FINALS SsMxARY.--An afternoon
review (ths fret, Il may Be, Of series Of
monthly fsviews) viii b. hsid on Wsdns.
day, the l0sh inst, 10 the bassnsat o. he
Chatham 6qaare Church.
Aenbsrs Of the Board Of Trustees, psrents
Of pspils, Pastors Of Churches, asd al other
frisnds Of Edacasion srs invited 70 attend.
Exercises to commence punssually It 2
p. N.
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TIA fellow 10 town, somswhst sotorious
for profanity, sUors the other day that hs
had quit swearing, and that be never intend
"a 70 be guilty Of it any more. Should he
sdhers TO his osth- sanctioned declaration it
viii be relief to the city generally.
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1Our friend Harry Fulton has besu ap.
pointed Deputy U. 8. Marshal BY Me-. Hoxis.
II al tho appointments we're reeeissd with
sseh universal satisfaetion 70 oil parties a.
this seems to be. "a might regard the Ad-
minissrasion ~ peculiarly fortunate in the
sslsction Of the right men for tho RICH,
places.
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ThA following Illinois Banks wsrs thrown
out yesterday, and III Wisconsin Banks
are rejected for the present:
Bank Of Elgin.
Plownau's Bank.
ReeIs' Bank.
Commercial Bank, Palestine.
Bank Of Benton,
City Bank,
Ksskaskia Bank,
Bank OF Illinois.
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UThs heavy rain storm which com
nsnssd on Saturday and sonsinusd until lAss
on Sunday night, did soms damage in this
city and IL vicinity. Among the bridges
carried away II the one on 9th between High
and Morgan streets and one on Falson be-
twsen 9th and 10th streets. The bridge on
Morgan and 9th il 80 weakened that heavy
load cannot be trusted over it.
The protection wall u Harry Pulton's, COR
nss "a and Main, cayed in and filled up tho
area.
II Hamilton, two bridges on the Wsrsa~
Railroad, situated in the hollow near the
town, we're washed away and prevented the
trsins from running. A large force OF men
w&s - work repairing DAMAGE yesterday,
and trains will no doubt resume their regu-
les trips to-day.
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Mississippi Valley Nursery,
NOW is TIE TIME
TO
Sc nd Orders fer
FIR UT 7 RE E s ,
SARUBB EN- II,

TN + & C =
CATALOGUES containing lists Of yarietiessnd
~ Prices, furnished and orders received by mai l,
or - tho Nursery Grounds In the South wcstarn
part OF the city. Trees, 1e, delivered in any part
Of the CITY free Of charge.
March18dAw aDO. o. HILTON.