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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-21
THE GATE CITY
Dlpehorfa.

An many ara atilicbedsat this tina will
this disagreeable and da1garQus diaesse
w copy the following sinpl fSceipa fssii
the New York Tribune. Il il worthy O
trial, and if it does no good, il viii Ger.
tainly do no harm:
"We have received Z receipt for the
cure of diptheria from . physician who
says that Of LOCO casss il Which i hll
been used, not single patient has been
lost. The treatment consists In thor
oughly swabbing tho hack of the mouth
and throat with wash made thus: Table
salt, two drachms: black pepper, golden
seal, nitrate Of potash, alum, one drachn
each. Mix and pulysrize, put into tea
cup, which half Eli with boiling water,
stir we'll, and then Gil up with good vine
gar. Use every half hour. one, 1.-TWO and
four hours, as recovery progresses. The
patient may swallow little each time
Apply one ounce each Of spirits Of tur-
pentine, sweet oil, and Aqua ammonia,
mixed, to the whole of the throat, and to
the breast-bone every four hours, keeping
flannel to the part -,
I@-At five P. N. of the 9th every pris-
oner in the st. Joseph Jail but three es-
capped. There were twenty in all, desert
ers, horse thieves, and Harris guerrillas.
The jailor went in TO take the prisoners
letters, to read and mail them. Only one
soldier was on guard outside the iron
door leading from the outer hall to the
cells, and this guard locked the door and
took out the key as the jailor went in.-
After getting the letters be told the guard
to unlock the door. When the bolt turned
the felons rushed forward, seized the jailor
and the guard, thrust both inside, and
seventeen of the prisoners nan out, lock-
ing the door after them. The fugitives
ran up Fifth street to Robidoux, then to
the Cemetery. where the key was thrown
away. 1t was picked up and returned to
Its place, freeing the jailor and soldier
The prisoners got off unmolested.-[Mo.
Democrat.
E The Ohio election was duly OBJ
served on the gid Of October by the off,
GERS from that State-one hundred and
sxty-three in number--con6ned in Libby
Prison at Richmond. The poll book and
tally list have arrived at Columbus OF
the whole number of votes cast John
Brough received one hundred and sixty
two. one being given for H. ]. Jewett and
none for Vallandigham.
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To the Indies of KeOk uk i.

The flag which you rrcscrteJs TO c..
A, Second Iowa Vol Infantry, Oh kasin4;
their homes for the field Of bate, has bee,
sent to me that it might be sent back to
the kind ones who made and gave it
Now old aud worn, pierced with many
q rebel ball-yet on every field the en-
blem Of victory, like the strong arms and
brave hearts of the loved ones who, nobly
battling ior the right, fell under il, a,
Donelson, Shiloh and Corinth, the ban.
ner, too, is lost to public service, there
fore consigned back TO us that we may
make such disposal of it as shall be deem,
ed best.
You will therefore meet me ut my
fathers residence, corner It'll and Grand
Avenue, on Thursday, Jan. 9Th, at two
O'Clock. KATE B. RUDplcK.
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HosPTTAL CALrs.--Our citizens within
hesring distance, which 10 over most Of the
city, are ssluted several times day with
the sound of the bugle in our hospital
buildings, which by the way are decidedly
musical They are the Regular Army
calls for the various purposes named be-
low:
], Reveille at 81 A. NJ, in winter, and
5 A. NJ. in summer. Morning roll call
Is minutes after.
9, Breakfast call 7 A. NJ. in winter, and
6 A. N. in summer.
3, Surgeons call 0 A. n in winter, and
81 in summer.
4, Dinner, l9 NJ. proceeded by noon roll
call when SO ordered.
s. Surgeons evening call, chr
9, Supper, 81 P.x.
7, Tattoo and evening roll call, e3PN
8, Taps flights Extinguished p.
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ynited states censes.

Public notice 10 hereby gisen that The annual col
lection List and Excise Taxes for the County Of Lee
10 the first collection districts for the Ing
September st 1869, has been returned b. the U. s.
Assessor.
Payment IL hereby demsnded forthwith Of persons
named therein OF The set inst their names
respectively by the nited States Collector Of
Revenue " the frkt district iowa al hs flee In the
G0UET HOUSE at IUE1 EkbsFDS. apa, IN emit
must be made before the .ssi day OF s,rccu1er pent
and all persOps Lo neglect to pay the Lesn ses
and other IAass sassysed Against them within the
time speeaed chs. liable TO pay TEN per cent. i'd
dltiOnA al upon The amount thereof.
No eoseIion 81 be made elsewhere than at the
otce VI The Co.e,or without the additional TEN pv,
centam being made ~ the law proyid~s.
Nc other currency IL4n IkEAsUkY NOTES viii
bs received.
seefso~ 70 IIsiss Lan ssyt, hat II any person oi
persons sisaA exercise or cary any trade or busi
for which ioense Is required by this act with
out taking 9lt sach license be. she they shall 10
every such onenee, respectively, forfeit a peuaR
equal 70 three times the an,oUnt II lie duty
money imposed for such iicensss.
,. @. WALKER
Collector firsi District
For, Madison, lows, Nov. as,h, lssa.-dtfw3,
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~ j. G.. Mcleod has been elected to
Congress by the voters of the Norfolk
District. Virginia. but is not an +. +. ",
however He started life as o school
teacher, and is said to be well educated
and thoroughly competen. for the position
to which he has been elected. The vote,
which was the first by ballot in Norfolk,
was as large as usual, making the neces-
sary allowance for the males absent in
the Rcbc, army or within the Rebel lines.
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cg- The steamer Dilligent, in charge
Of DR.. J. H. Spurries, arrived yesterday
forenoon, with 2lo patients from Mem
phis. They are members, principally, Of
Illinois and Indiana regiments with few
belonging to Missouri, Ohio, Wisconsin
Kentucky and Iowa regiments. They
are nearly all on the sick, and not woun.
ded list, and were placed in the Sd and
9th street hospitals. The "Glasgow =
aud Susnyside y with the remainder
destined for this place were expected ev.
cry moment.
As an instance Of the way bushes.
connected with the hospital, is dispatch
ed, these patients we're removed from tht
boat and placed in the hospital in one
hour after their arrival and before ths
boat could coal up and get ready to re.
turn.
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For the Gate City. !

MR.. EDITOR Much as | detest q
newspaper controversy, am constrained
In selt-defence to state few facts to the
public in a gentlemanly and honorable
way however, Billingsgate slang, personal
abuse, and misrepresentation but i'll be-
comes gentleman at any time, but the
more 80 in matter so dininutiye as the
one presented by the Honorable Charles
iluhbell. The law says that City As
SCISSORS shall be elected by the people mot
chosen by the CounciD, and when this
law has been complied with, then and in
that case and no other, the Townslip As
SCISSOR shall be restricted in his duties, &c
But, as in the present case, the qualified
Electors having failed to elect a separate
City Assessor, the duties of the Town
ship Assessor are not restricted, but he
is the only legally authorized person to
assess the whole Township for County or
State purposes.
Mr.. Hubbell may be the Agent, or
Assessor if you please, of the City Coun-
Gil uf Keokuk, but the law cannot be 80
construed as to now make him the Asses
scr of Jackson Township, Lee County,
for County or State purposes. The dis
tlnctlon is very plain-so plain that it
don't require legal mind to see it. The
law provides that in case the people with
in city elect an Assessor, the duties OF
the Township Assessor shall be restricted
to the township outside the city limits,
but il they fail to elect, DC, &C., then, of
course, that restriction does not exist. A
plain proposition surely-so plain that it
is idle to waste words about it. All the
Billingsgate or abuse of me or my friends.
that Mr.. Hubboll can crowd into the
GATE CRY from now to j" doomslay -
will not deter me from my duty, to-wit
That of assessing the uhole of Jackson
Township, Indifferent alike to the exis.
tence or nonexistence of either the City
Of Keokuk or that of Charles Hubbel
Esquire. The only risk that | can see il
both assessing the city is, that only on'
of us will get paid by the county. Nov
am well satisfied to risk my time OF
my construction of the Statute, aud if Mr.
Hubbell has confidence enough in his in
depreciation of the law to risk his time
all right--if he has not, and has beef
blowing just to intimidate me, he hat
better blow out" or apply to the CITY
Council for straight jacket, for the man
ner in which he introduces mems names
aud things foreign to the subject woule
Indicate non compos naentis or dementee
state of mind.
Respectfully yours, &C.,
B. III. MULLER,
Assessor of jackson Township.
Tan elh 1SG3
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EE The Board of Trade of Chicago,
at very full meeting. some five hundred
members being present, passed series Of
resolutions condemning the disloyal
teachings of the Chicago Times, the organ
of the Northwestern Sympathizing Dem
ocracy.
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Assessor of Jackson Township.
Jan. 9th, 1868.
CAMP OF THE 18th Iowa VoL's.l
Near Oxford, Miss, Dec. IL. {

SAMP OE IhE J. ~ III LUNA VI b.
Near Oxford, Miss, Dec. IL.
At meeting of the officers Of the 18th
Regiment, Iowa Infantry Volunteers, on
the 18th day Of December, 1862, for the
purpose Of expressing their feelings with
regard to the death of Lieut.. Martin Sta
pleton, of company G, Of said regiment,
the following preamble and resolutions
we're unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, By an inscrutable dispensa-
ton Of an all.wise Providence, our fel-
low soldier and comrade, in the strife of
battle, and trials and privations Of the
campaign, Lieut.. Martin Stapleton has
been removed from our midst by disease
terminating in death, and
WHEREAS, His example in the various
positions Of Private, Sergeant and COM
missioned officer, together with his many
virtues, sheds bright lustre upon his
memory and calls from us . suitable
acknowledgment Of the same. There
fore be it
RESOLVED, That, in the death Of Lieut..
Martin Stapleton, our regiment has lost
one Of its brightest ornaments, and the
service one of its most jealous and
/ faithful officers. N
Resolred, That we hereby tender TO
the bereaved widow and friends Of the
deceased our warmsst sympathies ...and
sincerest coincidence, and assure them that
the name and memory of LIEUT.. MARTIN
SrApLEroN will stimulateus to constant
perseverance, and faithfulness in the dis
charge Of the ordinary duties ofths camp,
as we'll IS deeds Of daring in the field.
Resolved, That the foregoing pream-
bic and resolutions be read on our even.
ling dress parade, and that copies thereof
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The COME ssions and Experience 81
q Poor Young man.

gentleman having b.cp cured II The results OF
early error and disease, Will from motives OF benevo-
iense send to those Nho request H. cop, 1.-THE above
Interesting narrative, Published by bimAeii. This III.
Ne book IL designed warning and cautio 10 yoane
men and those who 81 fer from SkRvoLs DEsiLI1r,
Loss o. AwnoRy, PREMATURE DECAY, Ac., &c, sup
plying atthe lime the of self cure. Single
copies viii be sent under seal In plain envelope
without eharreto any who request II, by addres
sins the author,
cHAs. A. LAMBERT, Rae,
Gec6-t3m G.s.al clint, Long Island, New York
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Deaths tn Hospital.

Dec. IA, 1869, M. Hassey, seth Ohio
Co. c, pneumonia.
Dec. Is, L. Buddington. ed Ind, Co
II, gun shot wound.
Dec. 80, Jas. Conley, Attn Ills, Co. T.
euphyema thorecis. 3
Dec. 81, Josiah Biddison, Seth Iowa
Go. @, pneumonia. a
Dec. 81, R. B. Runyan, 2sth Ills., Co
d. congestion of lungs.
Jan. /. 1868, Jas. M. Osborn, 36tl
Iowa, Co. A, chronic Gastritis.
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be sent 70 the Gate City and Constitution
for publication.
[Signed,
ID. b. HILLrs, Col.
CLARK r. WsAvEK, 1t. Col.
s. NJ. WISE, Major.
/. II. EALr, Surgeon.
c. G. RISER, Asst Surgeon.
F. WooLsEy, Adjutant.
L. w. Huston, Capt Co. B.
j. b. Carrot, lst Lieut.. Go. A.
c. p. johnson, I'd Lieut. Co A.
J.F, Waldcre capt Co. F.
j. H. Brown, I'd Lieut. Co. F.
Geo s. Patterson, ed Lieut. Co. D.
j. G. Snodgrass LIST Lieut.. Co. /.
S. III. Archer, Capt Co. c.
Henry Newton, LIST Lieut.. Co. c.
L. F. McNeal, I'd Lieut.. Co. c.
Thos. Ping, Capt. Co. E.
A. Baker, LIST Lieut. Co. K.
Amaziah Hull, I'd Lieut.. Co. <.
David A. Craig, Capt 20 III.
j. II. Fammen. Cd Lieut.. Co. I'll.
s. Z. Hicks, Capt. Co X.
G. w. Woodrow, LIST Lieut.. Go. X.
Frank Orm, 81 Lieut.. Co X.
VIM. Reach, lst Lieut.. Co. G.
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Err We were last evening favored
With call from h. Manning. Esq, Of
Keosauqua. He reports everything
quiet = in that goodly old town, but all
anxious 10 get the news and hear Of the
success Of our army.
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Cg We learn from our frieLd Edwin
Manning. of Keosauqua, who called on us
last evening. that Major Caldwell. of the
Third Iowa Cavalry. is reported quite
sick with typhoid fever.
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PERsoNAL.-We were favored with a
call from Col. Hills, Of the 18th Iowa, who
left his Regiment guarding supply trains
south of Memphis, aweek or SO ago The
health of the Regiment, as well as that of
the army generally in that vicinity, is
good, and the troops are in excellent
spirits.
We learn from him that Gov. Wood
Of Illinois, was not captured at Holly
Springs, but that several persons from
Keokuk were caught mapping there. but
we're released after few hours deten-
tino
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Inv TELEokArn.I
New York M aflKet.

New York. Jan. 8.
Fiour-Martet quiet. scarcely 20 Arm Sales al
% IS for Extra state; % 902e7 for X. II. o.
Wheat--Market iess active and not so arm Sales
u 22asi - Spring, 81 3oS$l 80 Milwaukee Club;
81 a504 SO for Winter Red.
cosn-Quiet and unchanged. Sales at so9aic,
Oats--S teady, 6S4Tlc.
Pork-SteAdy.
Lard-Steady. sh9I0c.
Whisky--Shads nrmer. 3923oic,
0rvceries--Actise.
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~ VOORHEES, keeps full and fashion
able stock Of Hats, Caps, Furs, Gloves,
DC, constantly on hand, At the loves.
cash prices. novl0- 2ml
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To facilitate the delivery Of etters for the hospitals
box hss been assigned 10 each ward, All coBcerrtt
~I therefore be careful 10 instruct their freuds Wis.
writing them To direct iLe,r letters ~ lie box
tb,i proper Ward.
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PERsosAL.-R. M. pickel, Esq, AS
SCISSOR OF LIST District Iowa, gave us call
last evening, and furnished some curious
and valuable statistical Information in re-
gard to location and comparative amount
of business in this district. We will pub.
lish soon statement to be furnished BY
him on this subject.
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Eff Small Pox is prevailing in Mount
Pleasant and Burlington as we are inform
ed.
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THE GATE CITY.
WEDNESDA Y, JANUARY 7,
TEN DOLLARs REWARD

Lost--a small package. marked from
BLAsrEK for SToLz, containing $40
Bankable Funds and $50 Gold. The
above reward win be given if returned
to Hu1sKAMp d Bro,
January 8, '63-d No. ll2, Main st.
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stock Market.

stock Market.
New York. Jan ..
Stocks-Active and higher.
Sterling Exchange--Firm.
0oid--13t1.
u. 8. Demand Notes-l29i
Y. 3. S. 81. coupons, est.
U,E.sI, u, coupons, ssk. fte
I Us. ly<ar certificate; o.. H..
Treasury BIO lU2i.
Money--On call COT pef cent.
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THE TABERNACLE,
THE VIEW. music hook.
PUBLISHED IN SosTos N
TICKNOkl Z FIELD.

A collection OF ymns Tunes Chants Sentences, Mo-
tetss and nhems adopted 10 public aud private
ship, and the ofChors Singing Schools, Musical
Societies and Conventions The book 10 having large
sale In the kAst, and The critics speak OF In high
praise.
For sale at J, w. OGDkN,S
nov22-d City Book Store, ~ Asin-st.
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BEEF CATTLk--Markat more active. Be1ves
averaging 1890 Hs, ~ IS; do 1893, ~ ST. d. ina,
265 do has, ~ do 1883, ~ co. do s4a, u 50.
H0GS--Msrket active and on the better quality OF
Hogs there WAS an advance Of 10 i0c. Hogs aver.
aging s07 bs, - 7ssc, do sso, - as do 267, % 10
do $50, - IS; do pa - Is; do e24 % QTt; do 2oo
~ 20.
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Ss5" The public are notified that the
Union Socials will be resumed this week,
on Thursday evening. at the Odd Eel
lows Hall, corner of Main and 7th.
The committee are requested to be at
the Hall as early as 6 clock, bringing their
reports, that they may be published as
soon as possible.
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eral men, connected With our gunboats on
the lower Mississippi, are in town, most
likely looking after recruits. We had
supposed from the terror that such crafts
strike to Southern truitors that every man
on board was brlstling FIRE eating and
FIRE splitting monster whose very presence
would sent chill to the heart But this
opinion must have been pure imagination,
as nothing of this kind is apparent in our
amphibious and amiable seeming visitors,
who look and act very much like other
men, il not even more So
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Chicago Market.


December 81, 1889.
PRoyIsIoHs-Market more active aud steady New
Mess PORK, sl21sl3; short Bonsiess Middlss. 6.c;
Short hiddies, exc; Long Middiss. 6lc; Cumberland
aiadies, 90 TO 5sc; Bulk shoulders, loose, $40; Leaf
Lard, &c; No. Lard, TIC.
DRESSED HoGs--Marset Firm. Averaging 3o5
rs - 81; do $50 Es,s4 .b do 200 Rs, 81 10; Ovid
log 100 80 eJ@s42o.
TALL0w-prime a4c.
BUTTER-Roil lie
FLoUR-Msrkes active and Sc higher. Winter Ex.
ira ssas As; Double Extra, - IS TO s5 Iowa Spring
saperhne, % 25 Spring Super, s.; Winter Super,
S42S
gucksllEAT FLoUR-s2 so; sacks returned
I WIiEAT-AdvAnced Il pei baabei, No. red win
ter in store ei %, No. sprias in store &c; No.
spring. in stor., s5as7c; ec.ed sprins, sa7oc,
CoRN-Advaneed &c per nu Ia /. Mixed 4oa ;ohc.
| oATs-Advanced taIe per bu. No in stone a u
to sc; Rel ected In store, 33c.
RYE-f8ac lower; 5sc.
BARLEY-Quiet and firm. 05c on track.
HIGHWINEs-oui.e nrm. 3eha33c.
TIMOTHY sEED---Prime, u 75Gsiso.
I CLOVER skED-s4 50.
1 FLAX SEEp-Se Is
/ DRIED FRUiT--prime Eastern Apples &c
| ALCOHoI-,aa72c.
SALTS IS for onondsga per Dbl Alum, 81 u
per sack.
| HIDEs-karket dull Dry Pint, i6Gl6he; Dry
saited.- l2sI3c; Kip and Calf l0aiic Green sal,ed
/ 7iossc Green Country, 6ia7e.
/ sUGARS-Qniet.
New Orleans, prime TO choice. .n!Di2
Cuha-Far to choice Observation-Disclosures OIL
/ Porto Rco--Rair TO choice. .lut g II /!
y. Y ReHned-Powdered AM grannlated. Ia CsI4t
White Cofee, A.....-......l3 at3t
| Coffee b.. ....-.---..........,lt tSl3
Extra Coffee, C......-.--.-..-lS 0i24
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. low ne nrd.r n lore,.


BY order from the Treasury DEPARTING Ut, Ship
pers and Carriers required ship
menn Of Goods or Salt amounting to over $3.50, 10
places In the hrst and second tier OF counties the
Southern border OF The State Of lows, to file in the
Custsm House Once al keolnk, Iowa, an oath pre-
setibed by The Treasury Department also, 10 execute
tes is approved suretes, thai the goods therein
deserksd SHAH be transported, sold used in m,
way, ~ sise aid comfort 10 insurgents @
sympsihixers with those In rebellion against the Gov
eminent of the United Siatts
Blanks can be oht sined and instructions given 1T
the Surveyors Once.
<SoHN STANNUs,
Surveyor Of the Pert.
Custom House once Keokuk, Aug %, a62-aue2e-dti
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RECRUITING ROR THE SIXTH cav
AIRY.
Come ON. Boys --HurYnh for tine
stars and stripes.

lieutenant VIZ. o. BraKs, Of the Sixth Iowa Cav
airy is now In the city recruiting for hiE regiment
Only few more men required to MI up thu reri
msnt and this probably the only chance that will b
offered for ning Cavalry Regiment prior to ths
forcsmeni cithe draft on the nrst Of neg, month.
Clothing snd equipmen have airerdy been furnish
cd for the regiment and srs nov 1t Davenport, snc
bounty viii be paid, and regular pay enee Al the
time Q. enlistment.
Headquarters al Burns Renteen's on The Leves.
dec. 3-aAwIm VIM q. BURNS
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Batchcl or,s Hair Dye-..The Hest An
the World.

the World.
WILLIAM A. BATCHELoR's celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not to be distinguish from nature--
warranted not 10 inJn'a he hs the st;rcedies
the III effects OF bad dyes and invsgorstes the hair for
life. GREY, kED or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns
a,plsndid black or brown, leaving the hairsoftsnd
beautiful. Sold by all druggists, &C
The genuine signed WILLIAM A. BATCHELoR,
~ The fosr sidss Of sasA bot
Factory, No. 81 Rareias street, New York. Late
gas Broadway and IL Bond street, tje6-d4wly
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The member OF the Iowa State Insuranee Company
srs hereby sohned that the Annual Meeting will b.
held on thu second Monday Of Jsnuay next, Al III,
ONCE ofthe Company In The City pf Keok uk ., O'CLOCK
y. H., ut which time Z Board OF Directors will b.
ei~csed fer the enfung year.
once Oh Eain 81, between Cd and ID.
SAMUEL h. CARLY, Secretary.
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INK.
CoI's writing Fluid,
AIbuld's writing Fluid,
Aaynarda ho,ea' Biaca Ink.
FOR sale BY W WKsTfso~e
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Blue and Gold Editions OF the Poems.

Beauiful Pocket editions Of the popular and avorite
Poets, bound in Blue and Gold.
Moores Lslis Rocky, Mrs Ssgourney's,
Mrs Norlon's. Lady of the Lake,
Edgar A. Poe, Fextus,
Saxefs, Campbeil's,
Eliza Cooks Noids~orth's,
Montgomery's, Bu MS
Mrs. Browning Ms Hemen's
CVwpUr's, Scott,
Au toms, Longfeiluw's
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ILLusTRA1KD with l54 beautifully executed EuRrav
iugs from drawings on the spot by Thos. Alom ,ksa
C5i. Cockburn, NJ sJor Irton MAJ. Gen Sir g Tenn
PIE, Lieut. Allen OF the ROYAL Eugin~ers kc.. with
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