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EDUCATIONAL.
ST. AGNES HALL,
HAUTE. IND.

TIyHIS school, hitherto known the Terre HaUte Fe
II male College" has been purchased from Is late
owner and the changed 70 "St Agnes Hall - and
10 carried under the auspices Of the Episcopal
Church A corporation elected from among the most
respectable citizens Of TeTrs Haue. gives the guarantee
tha, every promise made in the circular issued viii
be faithfully redeemed
The Faculty will consist o. nearly twenty members,
snd will comprise parties distinguished In educational
circles
The terms for board and tuition have been placed al
the lowest possible figures, considering the advanced
prices Of agricultural and commercial produce
Young laiies will attend the Episcopal Church with
the Principal unless any other place Of worship should
be designated by parents
Circulars be obtained BY addressing The Master
" ST. Agnes Nall, Tsrrs Haste, Iss
augls-tet6w5w
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DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL TICKET

First District r. NIBLACK.
Second District-MICHAEL c. KERR.
Third District-HENRY W. HARRINGTON
Fourth Disirict-GEORGE BERRY.
Seventh District-DANIEL w. VOORHEES,,
Eighth Disiriot-JAMEs +. HARVEY.
Ninth District-DAvID TURPIE.
Tenth Ds,rict-JOSEPH X. EDGERTON.
Eleventh District-JAMRs r. MCDOWELL.
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slos,0o

Total. Observation-Disclosures s1oe,0oo
Each certificate will be sold separately and In the
der above Rivun but In event will either of said
tynye per cent Of the par value thereof Certificates Of
purchase will be by execut and delivered 70 the
purchasers which. under and by the terms of the de-
cree. will cnttle the purchasers TO have the said GER
tncaes OF stock purchased, regularly transferred by
the laws Of the state OF Indiana provided and new GER
titcates issued ~ In OF regular transfer, and all
moneys paid 10 me by the purchasers are 10 be aud re-
main under the order and control Of the Court until the
Court shall be duly notified by that such transfer has
been made by the officers Of the State OF Indanahus
the interest OF purchasers carefully guarded Each
of the above certificates offered Tor sale draw interest
from the first day OF January, A. 1854 but no inter-
est PRIOR TO that date DAVID q. ROSk,
u. =. Marshal.
August 2its, 1864 aug26. .d'i sepl6
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FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE, in German, Pric
IS 90 per 100,

THE PRESENT CONDITION AND FUTURE PROS.
VoORuKEs delivered In the House Of Representatives Of
the United States, March ), 1854 The multitude In
all countries are patient 20 certain point."-JUSUs
This il pronounced 20 be one Of the ablest and most
eloquent speeches delivered In Congress. IL is
most elaborate review Of the present condition Of the
Union, and its future Is OreShadowed from the expert
and history Of other nations This speech occu-
pies sIxTEEs large and closely printed pages Price,
~ per hundred.
SPEECH OF Hon D W. VOORHEES,, In German,
Price % so per 100.
ZEN. MccLFLI.AN's kEPoRT.-A succinct and Con-
secutive summary Of the entire Documezt- Original
Scheme Of the War-The Generals Letters 10 the Pres
ident Secretary Of War, and Military Comm anders-
The Virginia, Peninsular, and Maryland Campaigns
How the Army Of the Potomac Fought, and how its
Sacrifices rewarded in washingon-Gen. McClel-
lans Tribute TO his Soldiers. SIXTEEN pages. Price,
s2per hundred.
THE WAR POWER OF THE PRESIDENT Important
Decision Of the Supreme Court of Indiana Military
Arrests declared nlega-The Rights Of the Citizen de-
fined.
This opinion is regarded by the abest ursts Of the
country unanswerable exposition Of the subject st
discusses. EroHT pages Price, 81 SO per hundred.
rHE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW. A Lecture delivered be-
fore the Law Class OF the North Western Christian
University, I'm March, 1860, by Judge PEEKHs.
This Lecture Is intended 10 show the obligations Of
the citizen in regard to the reclamation Of fugitive
slaves, ana the rlgntn states
under the Constitution. FouR pages. Price, 81 per
hundred.
AUDITOR OF STATES REPORT. The General Remarks
contained In the Report Of Hon. Joseph Rsne for the
year 1864 with the correspondence between o. p Nor
ton, ESQ., and J. Ristine Eight pages. Price, 81 SO
per hundred.
Orders addressed the undersigned accompanied with
the money, will receive prompt attention In ordering
direct the In which packages shall be sentif
sent by mail the postage must be prepaid.
Address,
ELDER, HARKNEss BINGHAM,
indianapolis, Indiana.
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From 81 l.otu5s

ST LOUIS. September 6--General Rosecrans
being satisfied that the citizens of Boone have
encouraged bushwhnckers aud other bands of
outlaws. and that Thomas Waterman. the only
support of "A widowed mother aud two sisters. was
recently shot OF a steamer lying at the wharf of
that town by gang Of these villains, has or
dered an assessment of $4,000 on the disoyal
citizens OF said town for the benefit OF the mother
and sisters of " Waterman
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rom Madison.

MADISON. ISD, September Gone hundred
guns we're fired on Monday evening in honor Of
recent Union victories
Col W Dunn. a ssistant Judge Advocate
General. addressed large concourse Of people.
He can't tell the difference between cessationists
and secessioniss
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MARSHAL'S NOTICE.
United States Marshal's Sale
DlsTRlCT OF INDIANA.


DY VIRTUE OF CERTIFIED COPY OF DECREE
ID aud vendition expOnas, TO me issued and directed
by the Clerk Of the United States District Court for the Dis
tric Of Indiana will on the iGh day of September 1894
the Office of the Treasurer Of the State I'm the City Of
Indianapolis between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
o'clock r. NJ Of said day, expose 20 sale, at public out
cry Go the highest bidder cash I'm hand slO9 900 Of
Indiana five per cent State Stocks the number Of the
certificates OF which, ard the respective amounts thereof
arc as follows
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From ALBANY.

albany. September 5--By direction Of Gov.
Seymour. flags were displayed from all public
buildings, and one hundred guns fred at noon
to day in honor Of the occupation Of Atlanta by
Sherman's forces and victories of Admiral Far
ragut in the harbor of Mobile
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CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS FOR 1864.

FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE, in answer to Gov. o. 2.
MoRroxs statements 10 the Republican State
Convention, February -, 1903 Prepared and pub
lShed BY order Of the Democratic stare Central Com
mittee
This Is a mastery and complete refutstiOn Of the
misstaiements and false reasoning contained In Gov.
Mortous speech and should be placed in the hands Of
every the state that the people may judge
themselves correctly aud iuteigently, the issues
raised by His Excenency. The Facts contain TwKsTT
large and closely printed pages Price, s3 per rhundred
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08

MILWAUKEE. September 6-The Black War
rior warehouse was burned on Sunday last and
90 900 bushels OF wheat destroyed Loss s50. .
900. Fully insured.
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SENTINEL
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET

For Governor
Joseph T.. Mcdonald, OF Marion,
Fcr Lieutenant Governor,
sIahion ID. Manson. OF Montgomery.
For Secretary of State,
JAMES s. ATHON. Of Marion.
For Aaditor q State,
JOSEPH RIsIISE, Of Fountain.
For Treasurer Of State,
MATTHEW L. BRETT, Of DAviess.
For Attorney General,
OSCAR p. HoRD, Of Decatur.
For Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
SAMUEL L. RUGG, OF Allen.
For Judges Of the Supreme Court,
SAMUEL Z. PERKINS, OF Marion, .
ANDREW DAWSON o. Decatur
JAMES n. HANNA, Of sullivan,
JAMES L. wORDEN, Of Allen.
For Clerk Of the Supreme Court,
ETHELBERT C. HIBBES. Of Rush.
For Supreme Court Reporter,
NAPOLEON b. TAYLOR, Of Marion.
For Electors at Large,
JOHN PETIT, Of nppecsnOe,
SIMEON X. WOLFE, Of Harrison.
C0ntingents,
GRAHAM ". FITCH, Of Cass,
WIN. NJ. FRANKLIN, of Owen.
For District Electors,
First District-SIL.AS VI. HOIEOMB OF Gibson
Coniingent-PETER MAIER, Of Vanderburg.
Second Dsirict-ELIJAH NEwLAND, Of Floyi
Contngent-JAS. A. GHORMLEY Of W Washngton.
Third District-AMBROSE B. CARLTON, Of Lawrence.
Contingent-E. g. LELAND. Of Jefferson.
Fourth Dstrict-BARTON W. WILSON. OF Decatur.
Contingent-EDWIN r. FERRIS, Of Ripley.
Pifh District-JAMEs BROWN. Of Randolph.
Coutingent-THOs MEANS, Of Wayne.
Sixth Distrct-FRANK LANDERS, OF Morgan.
Contingent-BENJAMINF =. DAVIS, Of Shelby
Seventh District-ARCHIBALDJO JOHNSON, Of Putnam.
Contingent-GE0. w. THOMPSON, Of Parke.
Eighth Distrct-JONATHAN c. APPLICABLE, OF Car
roll.
Contingent-LEANDER NcCLURG, of Clinton
Ninth District-J. @. OSBORNE, Of Marshall.
Contingent-ET.LlS HUGHES, Of White.
Tenth District-ROBERT LOWRY, Of Elkhart.
Contingent-S. W. SPROTr, Of DeKalb.
Eleventh District. w. SANSBFRRY, Of Madison.
Conlingent-N. X. OyERMAN ofTipton.
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Democratic Platform
of 1854.

Tux UsIoS-THE CoNsrIrurIoS-PEAcE-
Lie LIBERrY-PRIvArE RlGurs-FREE ELEc
rIoSs-A FRrK PREss-FREE SrEEoH-TRrAL
ny JuRY-TnE RIGur or AsYLuN--JusrIoE TO
ouR SOLDIERS.
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ahb NNAumourl
nN AND AFTRR MONDAY. MAY soth. TRAINS
~ will run a. follows, Sundays excepted.
Leave indianapolis
Day Express via FQual al. 500 A.
Night Express via Dayton at............ .T.i0P
Columbus Accommodation via rqual at.....l2 IS p
Trains arrive;
Night Express via Daytoul go a NJ
Day Express (via PQusl at ..--....-.. SIS p. Nj
Columbus Accommodation via Pqual at. l5O p N
Express trains this line make the following eonnee
ITEMS
AtColunbus with Cleveland. Columbus and Cincinnati
X. X. for Cleveland Dunkrk, Buffalo, New iork and
Boston.
With Central Ohio r. X. for Newark, Zanesville
wheeling. httsburg Baltimore. Washington CITY Phiis
cephia aud New York.
With httSburg. Columbus and Cincinnati r. X. for
struhenvie, Ptisburg. Harrisburg. Baltimore, Phadel
phiA. New York and Boston.
Al nqua, crossing of Dayton and Michigan n. r. for
Lines Toledo and Detroit
Al Jrbana crossing Il Atlantic and Great and
saDcosky, Dayton aud Cincinnati Railroads.
The Day kXpress and Columbus Accommodation trains
connect direct AZ Richmond for Dayton Nenis Hamilton
and Cincinnati arriving CINCINNATI II I'D A.
Ss3 r N.
No Change Of to columbu, upon any irAs oftais
inc
Through Sleeping Car. n Might trains
ThTsgsk tieksis Tor sale al the Union Deyoi
n LUNT, General Suysrintsndent
D. czAsSsas. esssral Teks; Agent.
s7-sN
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BATES OF ADvERTIsfr

Basness Notices published In the local columns, Of ten
ines under will be charged for each insertion sl; II
ten lines, ten cents per ne
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached. 81;
~ithou notice free.
Marriage Notices 50 cents.
Notices Of Festivals PcRcs and Excursions, gotten up by
Individuals associations by churches at the regular
prices. .
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head Of
Special Notices ten lines over will be charged double
the usual rates.
Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates for Offices OF every description
10 be charged at the rate OF t 30 for each name in the
Daily the Daily and Weekly the same to be- In
sll eases, paid In advance.
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EDUCATIONAL.
$40. A DAY

DAD for selling new WAR PUBLICATIONS an
Portraits Of gems. GRANT, MCCLELLAN, ke-
A gents wanted In every town and county:
D. y. CHANBERIIN,
Gsnsrsl Publishing AssnSy, ~ West Wsshsng'sn d,
sssssd Seer, Indianapolis, ~ ssSo
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uontns- og
one copy three months %
One copy, one month. ~
by the carrier. within city, 20 per
sssi. payable % the carrier.
Agents ~iIi be supplied ~ IS cents week.
III MsxrT may be s-nt At risk By Express, pre-
paid. In Registered Letters BY MALI shervse Ns viii
not be respen-ibIe for any los that nay ocesr
City subscribers viii be bed responsible for papers len
their houses afsr they have removed, or when tbey
~h discontinued unless notice s given Al the OF
Sc Of publication.
80 paper sent without pre- payment, connuedlonger
than paid for.
Couies of the DauY sEsTrsEI be had At the once
e4eh morning and the WEEKLS sExTNEL each MOI
iAy morning, neatly sveloped. for mailing
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SALOON.
NOTICE.

G q II n R II ~ L. R HIP.
4 HAVE this day associated with mys self in the Hat
4 and Cap Business, Mr. J. II Dessar, and shall con-
duct the business in future under the stye of Lewis
Dessar Co. LEwIS DESSAR.
We have Just received fine stock Of Men. and Boys
Hats aud Caps. which will sell al low prices.
LFWfS DESSAR Co.
aag3l No. West Washington street.
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rEab TUH R
SICK AND AFFLICTED

FENHE CITIZENS OF INDIANAPOLIS AND VICINITY
are respectfully informed that the Justly celebrated
Dr. Pendery has arrived and be consulted al bis
Office, No. 2<h East Washington street. where his safe
and efcacous medicines will be administered 10 those
who are suffering FROM any nssdy know. ts the human
system, such
Diseases Of the Lungs, Heart,
Throat. Dyspepsia, Liver,
Dropsy, Kidneys, Scrof-
ula, Erysipelas, Ner-
veus Headache,
Cancer,
And form ~ Disease Of the Skin and all Diseases
arising from impurities OF the blood
Also all other complicated Chronic Complaints which
have baied the science and skill Of other doctors
For DYSENTERr, DIARRHEA, FLUx, CHOLERA
AORBUs OF SUMMER COMPLAINTS Of Childres try his
Neuirsixing syrup.
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To Females, Old or Young,
Married or Single!

And also all inhsmstory diseases For further infer
nation call and Judge for yourself
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Cu NGE OF TIM f.
1864. SUMMER 1864.
Na3 ~ - - "a NJ N ucNH-
Great Central Rail Way Line.

indianapolis and Columbus)
AN AND AFTRR MONDAY, MAY soth, TRAINS
~ will run follows, Sundays excepted.
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OF leo acres In this county. with about 50 acres l
roved Log House, Stable, 1c.. the balance the yer,
est Of timber Is only four miles from the city Ont
Of the best bargains ever offered.
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
Ncx York Through Line.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENr-TwO THROUGH EA
- press Trains between Cleveland aud New York
i Le. rneci IulY ii. ls6l.
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miscellaneous.

Fer Rate. Mtee. = caches Ants OeAe
0mgD, Moths ta HuSs, Wooleo, &c, lns
secss On p ats. fos1s. Aninals. Ac.
Put up sc. soc and u % Boxrs Bottles and Flssks
% and - srrs for IierEzs, PuEue Ixsrirtrses. &c.
~only ilfsibie rrnedieskuown
sgrer frsssn PossoHsr
ANpt dangerous % tte Herman Family
-R<ts out o. their holes 10 die
~ soid wholesale in all large cities
- Soid fc all druggists ~sd Retailers everywhere.
ks- l. BEwaEg.s i u ali worthless limitations
~ ese that ssesrss~ rssnc Il ensa Box Bottiee
ard flask. hefpr~ ysss hey
1s- Address HENRY A. COsTAR.
So paiscrai Dsror ss7 Esn.nwss. n "
Al~ Sold by s. 3. VOWEL CO,
y. WILKINSON
Whnsssie and Retail Aseats Kepksk, I.~A-
janIs-dlwem
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GREAT BARGAIN In LANDS.

- Acres o. land ser sale, considerable portion Of
which 10 under cultivation In the central pan Of ~
County. and within thirty Dinutes BY Railroad nom
Keokuk. This lsndie adm Fabiy nttsd for aAsep o.
stock farm, viii BE- -old 1T Q low price. An OPP
psrtunity such rarely occurs, b here offered for
naksg most desirable Investment Title perfect.
Enquire Of n. D. TBN-BHCk,
keokuk, Nov. n Real Bstats Agent.
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Sesne I'm the BLADDER Calculus. era.
vel, Brick Dust Depoxit, &C., &c,

Diseases arising firm fatty son-fn the one
being too little. ard panied by se rere rsin
andthe other too psCfIsc secreion--which vii be
speedily cured By the
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The officers Of Kilpatrick's expe-
dition who we're captured, have been put
in irons by the rebels at Richmond: and
the papers of that city are id visinp that
both officers and men should be blown
from cannon, or ut all events instantly
executed. The pretense of all this fury,
Is the asserted finding 10 Col. Dahlgren's
pocket, an order directing the murder Of
the civil authorities at Richmond snd the
pillage of the city.
The Baltimore Conference, the most
influential body Of border Methodists.
adopted series of patriotic resolutions
on Tuesday, March 9Th, BY vote of 4S
to 10. The resolutions declare exclusive
allegiance to the Government of the
United States to be matter of religious
duty; forbid the reception into the Con
ference of disloyal ministers and candi-
dates. and express sympathy with the
emancipation movement as tending TO rc-
lieve the church of embarrassment.
The London papers of the Esd ult.,
have long accounts of the public execution
on tho day previous of Eve pirates OF the
ship Flowery Land. Seven we're con.
demned to death, but two we're reprieved.
Judge Perkins, of the Supreme Court
of Indiana, has been notified by Colonel
Conrad Baker, Provost Marshal General
of the State, that he has issued q writ of
hsbess corpus in contravention of the
Presidents proclamation. and the fact has
been reported to the Provost Marshal
General at Washington.
Since the first of February. three
hundred and thirty eight non com mission
ed. officsrs and ~prirates, and eve oom-
missioned officers have come into our
lines at Knoxville, as deserters from the
rebel army, have taken the oath and been
released. The aggregate during January
was six hundred.
An inquest was held recently on a
m'ser 10 London, and on searching his
room leases, deeds. policissspf insurance.
money, watches and other property, to the
value Of between s6,0o0 and 81. 900
were found lying about and concealed.
Among other articles, seventeen coats.
the same number Of vais>cosis. and sew.
enseeu pairs Of boots, I'll nearly new, we're
found in the place.
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DIABETES

In ksdnSys. and ~ uitho1s doubt nest ebst AZ
disease, except rpsion, that Affects The human
cosUtisutaa. We have space for esutes
viii that the eject efthe dsease is the cor
serstoe Of he ssaschy rrnrpe Tor vegetable portion
Of the food into which stimulates the ftdoev. Ia
40 excessive seercsseD II saer Many persens suffer
from shsdhess- sho are ig-orsBt ofit that IS they
pas lsfEs Qualities dur the day. are Obliged
get up from CITE 10 fifteen twenty times duurx
The niRht 10 Eoxice " tskeE until cir
= called to ne large discharge Of water and o.,er,
shes II 50 far sdvan ced 10 Dc eeyese The control
q ordinary remeiiss Another - mpom is The gresl
nfst which when the disease 10 fully estahfi a., i
mtoier srefAx ssssat drrsks esxs2xfiv rAoss b<,xr
s&S9Nex Also dryaess of the mouth, cracking OF n
Hpss sssef reAfh I'm The advanced CAGES aud
finally ieTe of appetite. esciattsn AID the tses
grs5aaiIy 6aks fsSm exhsastisn
Cahsiataas steris without doubt, the enIy iDo~ n
remedy for <fsoefes snd have Is nsueh c.ss
that - speca1cas We have that opium viii pFoauc
ssesr and THAI II hAs cured evsry cxse
In which IL he'd teen used
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80 Ag9mk
Second street
ABATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
L0S5usrd FIRE ARssss1lce G.
o. .0esC Iaetk,

~ svCsO -
4. - - n 1.nuarv A. - - 20 - ~
: ~ RI - STATE Of Iowa 81 to - ufasusso a
saSa Stass:
The name OF TINS company tne Lotihsxu 1uo A"~
: rsncs Oompeny: ,.., esoom N
sss.ssss ; i is;
1 The As.etu Of The corunan~~r CT
C.sh on hssd n - ~ =. h.,rSnf "a
:ssn.. q o.hss $50, .'.,..z e ,1sl e
1o.as - -. -. M 49, 80 A's'1
conp p ~ 49,. as ~ n4
: nj. s.s =. $50 %
mNtss9 ~ scneouieJ An
sseasss'y ne sA - = ~ =, "a A liza
DsS. s;z-I. sses1vd ].
nccuo -. 80 - ~
c,rs.s bnt M An. 1sse sched, ao.4s7 90 ,
49, ~ $3.50
Total assets Eol,o n
L!ABlLIIIks.
banks o. other cred'toFs None
Leass egupted ana due nons
@ s1usssa a1d NOT us..-..'..-.-... Sen e, a.
Losses u sn.pe1ee, w1ume sof mrtner PROOF None.
10. An otAef cisans asafms fhe company, Mona
-
Tossi eloe 70
risk, $4,000 %
IL. The greatest amount allowed by the rpIes
OF thu company to be injured in any oue
city, towh or village. depends upon crcum-
stances
as. The greatest amount allowed 10 be injured
In any one block ................ 10000 90
~ - = =
STATE OF yHKyGR CouSrr or Nrv Yorx -
r.,,,., - b,..,a.,,, .ns yo,- r NJ,
80. - ~ - I ~. - Ss :. 80. = -
49, m. s-s.s 49,. -. -
srh Sr sTs35~ he f,res,inr 4 true mil ard
-, ~ sse ~6.i,. - IN. ~ rs,.,-ssr
- eh.s 49, -. ~Srr. o...d 1890, th.,s,f .ri
-. 70 ~ rssfsI or ~-r-.~- r ..id ~,.s,.n,
49, !. - ce.s. - TSs-ttc.~ s. $500
n, le,ss.e SSnsS<eir "a RIIsIR N0aW0nD Pr,
=. - 1nHN q Nil q s.~rs...rs
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.ssrrs
r.sh In G, N,e,,a,.s r.nr 80 a., .ss.s "a, ,-,, -.
~ ~ Son,s a- .ps.as ny nsn
York and Broeklya. wsrtS :, Lad ssisre.
s a sn'en 'hsfs Is less 'han "ns year IN s
aug anu :. :. isoo W
market una value Of securities held A. collateral,
80 ios . lpl 90 %
emten c.aes ssoe . ana treasury notes, mar
ks' .. =, :. =. -.....- eoaloo %
seai estats saninenmpeTed ,.'.....-..... 1851 %
iSsere., accrued but not due s9 as.- 81
nI = na s,s.s. :, - = course q trans
snsslon rum - =. 5000 %
and other items. :, 1o.067 ~
eA 81 pre-, pTs,niams UNSOLICITED on paess Issued
''.'.'.'.. LOS ID
u...,.n... ''''''4 %
1.ssss !, losses Incurred md IN sesss: Nom
s. Of s 's. . .sessa on which
S..ins. !. 1890 %
unpaid :: 2s2 50
as.r. ~, s ~; s s cash or senp'de
Amanss !, Ssa i -. yss que Noae
An,suns Of AL other existing Chains against
'ne COMPANY '.'.'.-.'..'........-... Ass So
Tefalani Losses claims and iiabtli.ss.. ssoA4s q
The Srss;ess sosnl Insured 10 cay enc risk Is $4,000
general e 1sis = 70 he amour,
loved to be insured any city, town vilIsx. or block
teing govnsd In shis naftef in eck ess 81 Is. rene
putting nres &C. AAs' Nm
An attesed Of the charssror Act Of Incorporation
/
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.LrOR SALE.

Brick Cottage Dwelling with rooms, cistern, good
cellar and we fenced located Fulton between
10Th and lth Streets Keokuk Price &1500 900 cash,
balance In one year Enquire Of n. b TEN-kYCK,
keoknk, feb4 a $500 Assi Asssse AGENT
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"A great revival Is in progress 9
Springfield, Mass, among the Baptisfs.
The meetings mve bean 70 hrgs tint thu
churches were insufficient to sooomnodkAs
the people.
The quota Of Kanss under the late
calls is announced to BE- nearly full.
There were eighty-ssveu assth, &
the hospitals q Chattasooxs daring the
month Of February. Thirty.four Of thee
were from meesels. No Iowa bows were
among the number. f-.ss j ~ ssfF
The Psoria Transcript says that W.
G:-Randali. the Ooppcrhead School Com.
missioner Of Peoria county, reesstly rs-
ceived $4,000 school fsnd. which,
instead of Distributing to tho dif3srcui
townships, as required By law, he depos.
tied with c. s. Mattison l. Co.. . firm
which it SCENE has since been compelled
to suspend, and il is not known how much
will be recovered.
"A full length portrait Of Secretary
Chase, Of the size OF life, has been com.
pleted by the distinguished New Yoel
artist, Aloozo Chapel, Esq., and has beer
on exhibition At Washington. g
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DIABETES
IRRITATION or THE NICK OF THE BLADDER,
ISFLAAMATIoE OF THE KIDNEYS,
CATARRH OF THE
BLADDER.