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.aiIg empire.
GeneraI MeredIth,s specCh.

This distinguished Brigadier General can
ii late Tor Congress in this District, made a
speech ia this place on Wednesday afternoon
Of last week, and Ms we promised our reader,
the latest news Uia the General we give il
briefly.
His remarks on subjects Of national inter
est, were, | ke angels visits, few and far be-
tween and the few that he did make had
especial reference to the farthetanee Of one
great object, VIZ. The making of votes TO Sc
cure his nomination as candidate to Congress
from the Fifth Indiana District He inform.
ed his hearers that he had thirty-eight times
been under fre (aocordng to his Diary J that
his relatives were nearly all in the army tina;
be had been wounded at Gettysburg; and
that he was now at home taking quinine aud
iron for his lungs He further said that he
had always been identified with The interest 8
of his country, in the building of churches,
school houses, &c For all this he elaine d
that he should be sent 10 Congress Julian
was abused, az a matter o. course Said he
had never fought battle, 30. Old Abe, Gov
ernor Morton, and many other civil officers
have fought no battles, but still they have serv
ed the country with rs much credit TO them
selves rs has General Meredith
He was particularly severe upon the Editor
of this paper, styling us the enemy ot the
soldier, which every citizen and soldier who
has ever read single number of the Eagie
knows to be a contemplate ialsshood. He
told the Union men that we could not be
trusted, that The course OF the paper would
not be tolerated. and at Winchester we learn
that he said he had skinned the Editor Of
the Eagle and hung his hide on the fence,
aud "wouid now pay bis respects to another
penny-a-liner," the Journal, and forthwith
commenced abusing DIR. Beverly, proprietor
Of the paper, and Examining Surgeon for
this district whom he accused of want OF pat
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Keep the RIrlh Dam.

A Western exchanges makes the fOllOwiaR
excellent suggestion which must meet the an.
PROBATION OF All youthful readers Ws trust
they will also be received with favor by ibs
old folks 1t sAys:
Keep the birth days reliRiously thev be.
long exclusively to, and are treasured among
the sweetest memories Of home DO not lei
anything prevent some token, ha1h ever 40
small, that i be remembered. Birth. dAys are
great events to children, For one dsy they
are heroes The special pudding or cake &
made for them ! q new jaekst or troussrs,
with pockets or the first pair Of bools are
donned and big brothers and sisters sink
into iDsigni6oanee heside lltils Charlie who
is ak to-day, and is going 10 bs.A man.
Mothers who have halt dozen little ones 10
care for are apt to neglect birth days; theV
come too oitsn--sometimes when they are
nervous, bat ifthsy o0ly knew how much snch
souvenirs are cherished By their pet Snsy or
Harry, yeara af,erwatd, when far away lr6m
the hsSFthsione and lheg none 10 reuliud Ihem
that they have added one more year 70 the per,
haps weary round Of ! 10, or 10 wish them. in
old fashioned phraze, many happy rsturas 10
their birth day, they would aevsr permit. any
cause TO stop between ihsm and a mother )
privilege i't AHini49 70 seaps1adIb ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-25

R9rTbe Republican aeeouns of the Day
ton mob. at the Empire office, stated BY way
Of palliAtion, that Captain Badger was drunk,
and the fac. had been communicated to Gov.
etnor Brough-who had sought Areputation
for having men dismissed bytslegraph for be-
ing drunk Has Governor Brough moved in
ihs matter, or does the War Department CON
slider the drank palliated by The cause in
which the captain was engaged II that cap
tain is not dismissed the President adopts The
mob. The Chairman Of the Military Com.
mittee-Mr sehsnok, of Daylon--ean re-
miad him Of the occurrence - UrbaHa
\ Union. 4
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Mrs. A. called and gotons dollars worth Of
TWELVE GENT SUGAR, AT MIMcK's
Tho incest kind. q n1H f
Mrs. b. got ons dsHaT's worth Of the incest KIND
FOURTEEN oENT SUGAR, AT MINICK's
ity Of -
SIXTEEN CENT SUGAR, At MIEIoKs.
Mr. 8. says that he got the best quality sT green
RIO COFFEE AT J, A. MINIcKs,
That he ever drank and Mrs B. says she got the hA
est nt
GRERE TEA AT ). A. MINORS.
While every body calls gets some OF that excellent
BNOELsIOR SYRUP, AT j. A. MIRiCK,
Mr. M. Gays he purchased half barrel OF
WHITE FISH AT J. A MINICKs,
Decidedly the best he ever used while tNe supply
NO. MAoKEREL, AT ]. A. MlEIoK's,
Both for size and quality cannot be eKceed IN this or
any other market
He invites all % call at his establishment Gnd,n.
pect hi stock Of
CHOICE DRIED FRUIT,
OOFFEES AND TEAS,
SUGAR OF ALL KINDS,
And the largest and best variety Of Groceries he seen
IN tho city. HIS large estahliShmentis on the
Corner OF Market and Jsnerson SIS.
auIsy
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FOR SALE BY

WIN Wensthe6 ana W " Stewart, Daytsn Ge SrRs l.
BeyeT MAmlsburg; Stse slayer, UBisniJ q Ander-
sen, centerville Myera, New LehanOni IA u lcksen
chamberahuFgi u n hauer, Harrisburg; n n OlWino,
Johnsyillei Arnold Limbert South Ariingto nj Jaoob
SmveF, West Baltimore; Kookle %, Gerr lantoWn;
W MURPHY, NaHdaliai n NickOls, Liberty q Rees,
fArmersrinei beVerling Herr salemtJW Pyrmoui,
Coz PArkefsbprB aud BY Druggsts and Merohents
generally NAp5 honf Ne Uatsd States A. td CApAdss.
..7.s..l au2luiy
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Goapartncrsbip.
IOO-PARTNERsHIp.

FIIHE undsrsgned have this day formed a cs- part
L pershP under tue name and firm OF BREENE a
Nixon, for the purpoese of transacting Wholesale
sod Retail Clothing aud Merchant Tailoring Basnebs,
a. the old stand OF W. g. Breene, 81 Main street, Op
poste the Oour House, who're they woul bA pleased
TO the old friends Of tn house, and Iaany new
WILLIAM @ BRRENs,
ANDREW @ NIXON.
Dayton, FebrnaryI 1sGI-fet tId3awi
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Dpeina 4pouse.
Lost,

4 osT-All persons are hereby cautioned against
AIRY A. 1864, for four hundred ahd twenty tao dollars
and t.h cents (sl2s 10Y, thrly days and payable al
FIRST National bank, Cincinnau, % the order Of q.
are cautioned not TO pprohase OF receive the same
.Hnf JOHN MiNICK,
Mr. JOHN A. MINICK The note alluded to above
never reached me by mail or otherwise, AID Is 20
longer valid a. against you gu my aeoplnt.
CIV. ROWLAND.
omeinaatl, February 10, lsel-felldtfi ItI7
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-25

Bay Twice in public meetings-the latter
meeting the Burnside affair ct BRYAN Hall on
Saturday evening last--Doctor Daniel Brain
ard has expressed his regret that the order of
Burnside suppressing the Chicago Times was
rescnded by the President Nov. tbSrs ia
no room for doubt that this order Of suppres.
sien was illegal-that il was unwsrranted in
military as in civil law. Nor Is there room
for doubt that it would have been SO pronsun.
eed by Judges Davis and Drummond If they
had reached a decision upon IT, The militia
~ force by which the order Of suppfession
was executed was, then, q mob.---an ., ofRau :
lzed mob 10 be sure, but nose the less q M, b.
Thus, Doctor Daniel Brainard regrets that
mob violence did not succeed IN the supOsss
preston OF the Times
Doctor Daniel BraiHard should be among
the last in this community to uphold and en-
courage mob violence. He is a large proper.
ty.holder. He is The owner of numerous
buildings, Mob violence once insuRurated.
no man knows where il will end II Doctor
Daniel Brainard should inauEurate il TO de-
stroy our property, it would pro oaby end ia
the destruction OF his properly also Has he
looked so far beyohd HIS nose rs ihis /? Had
he not better look 80 far beyond his nose ns
thisf Would he like to have bis property de.
stroyed by u mobI IL so, let him proeure tbs
destruction OF our property by mob---let
him give rein TO the mob spirit-and we will
warrant him that, Of all his buildings in This
city, not one stone will remain upon another
Thus is all We have 70 say to Doctor Daniel
Brainsrd-one Of the bstrayers of DOUGLAS
and one OF the Breekihridge eohspirators h
ilhnols-oD the present occasion - Chicago
Times,
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gapholaterp.
XII cHARLEs HAsoBKE,
GENERAL UPH0LSTRRRR,

OHIO BLOCK, THIRD STREET (MR sIrTELi.s
OLD STAND DAYTON, OHIO,
A Ill kinds OF Upholstering, such as SOFAS, Chairs,
n Stools, Mattresses az. done 20 order Carpets cut
and dttAi window curtains hung and all kinds ol n.
palaa done at the shortest qoucs and most TOasona.
be teftns. tt H il fNN effHfNfN
!, Rssssesi Mayor GalssPis and Barney, Parker a
aaa af.. NsPi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-25

B0-During the drafting in Phiadep phis
an excited IrishmAn shouted out referring to
tho wheel-'whirl il round whirl il round,
will 70 Z he was evidently 10 great suspense.
What's the matter with you 2 shouted the
Provost Msr bal
oh, be jabers, turn il round dozen O.
timss, for that man you drawn last is my next
door neighbOr s .1-f.
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HOOP SKIRT FACTORY

AT s2T, SECOND ST, BET, MAIN AND LUDLOW.
Wepsy particular attention to the quality of our
material and use only the best English Steel.
We repair all the skirts which We Sc iwthout extra
charge.
sa-Our retail department, 10 Va charge Of competent
,A1es' Sorsets aud Spiral Bustles constantly on
mana ftE WALDMAN.
sold Wholesale and retail at Ne. sa1 Second street
DAtton' iasdly
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ApvnItTIsINa nATEe.
The Crent Batlles ofthe world.

luz 'eclsiFe ptttlea OF lhe WOrld-those OF
which to use Hallam words "every contrary
event would have essentially varied the drama
Of the world in all it's subsequent scenes" are
numbered fifteen by Professor Greasy. who
Ellis the Chair Of Ancient and Modern History
in the University Of London. These use the
graud subject OF two volumes by him, lust
from Bentieys press These battles are
l The battle Of Marathon. fought 400, B
G., in which the Greeks under Themistocles
defeated the Persians under Darius thereby
turning back "a tide Of Asatic invasion, which
else would have swept over Europe
2 The battle Of Syracuse fought 4l3, B.
G in which the Athenian power was broken
aud the West of Europe saved from Greek
domination
3. The battle of Arbela; 33l, B. c., in
which Alexander by the defeat Of Darius, es.
tablished his power in Asia, and by the intro
ductionaof European civilization, produced
an effect which may even yet be traced
there.
4 The battle of the Metaurus, fought POI.
b. O., in which the Romans, under the Consul
Nero, defeated the Carthagenians, under Has
drubal, and by which the supremacy OF the
great Republic was established
8 The victory Of Arminius, A. d 9, over
the Roman egions under Varus, which Sc
cured Gaul from Roman domination m
The battle Of Chalons, A. D., 45l, in
VIII ch Actius defeated Atilla the Hun, the
selfstyled "Scourge Of God aud saved Eu,
rope from entire devastation
T. The battle Of Tours, A. d., 782, in which
Charles Msrtel, by the defeat OF the Saracens
averted the Mahommedan yoke from Europe
8 The battle Of Hastings, A. d, 1866, in
which William Of Normandy was victorious
over the Anglo Saxon, Harold, aud the result
OF which WAS the formation ofthe Anglo Nor
man Nation, which now is dominant in the
world
o. The battle Of Orleans, A. D., 1929. ia
which ;he English were defeated and the in
dependent existence Of France secured
10 The defeat of the Spanish Armada, A.
d., 1888, which crushed the ho Ie Of Papasy
in Eng land.
H. The battle Of Blenheirn, A. D., l704. in
Marlboro, by the defeat OF Tallard, broke the
power an crushed the ambitious schemes OF
Louis XIV. ish-
IL. The defeat of Charles XII by Peter the
Grest at Pultowa, A. d., 1909, secured the
stability OF the Muscovte Empire
l3 The defeat Of Saratoga A D., l77T9in
which General Gates defeated General Bur.
goyne which decided the fate of thu American
Revolution, by making France their ally, aud
other other European powers friendly TO
them. ..'. g..
ID The battle of Valmy, A. D., 1872, in
which the Continental Allies uEdet the Duke
of Brunswick, were defeated by the French
under DumourieE, without which the French
Revolution would have been stayed
Is. The battle OF Waterloo, A. D., 1915, in
which the Duke Of Wellington hopelessly
defeated Napoleon, and saved Europe from
his graspng ambition.
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&rorertcs, &c.

IlEG leave most speethhly 70 AequRtnt their Gus
ID toners and the oSmmunity generally, that they
have entered into partnership, under ths name and
style OF n. O'BKIEN BRO HER for the purpose
Of carr yng on the Wholesale grocery, liquor, cigar
and tobacco busnt ~ in Dayton, Ohio, a. the late
stand Of Il. O'Bren, Ne 3Ol second street.
Having ample ne ans TO enable us purchase goods
from the best houses IN New York, Baltimore and
PhilAieiphis aud having had fifteen ears experience
in the trade, hold out the test inducements 10 our
old eust7persand al others who may be kind enough
TO purchase from u.
NJ fBRIEN, late Of the Arm OF O'Breh Poe,
Toledo, Ohio, will devote his ums and attention to
please a those who may come to ny at this we'll
known House, and O'BRi EN, will treat the com.
munity b tier, II possible IN ever before pcth OF
Us fee very grateful for past ayors and sty
lielta share of your future patronage aul9daw m
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Dissolution.
DISSOLUTION

TI1HE eD.parlnership heretofore existing Miller a
Oha.oh, in the Merchant Tailoring Bu.iness, was
dissolved by muIuA consent on the Grst day VI Feb
rnry, instant, The books are IN the hands Of Henry
Huston Building, corner Third aud Jefferson stFsets.
Those vine hsvs clans against the 6fIn will present
them for payment and those VINO sre indebted 10 the
hrm are oxpeeted to call aud ssftls the aeeounts
Eishoat delay, as the bdsinssS must be Gle ed.
HENRY MI LER,
fesdaW Us. CHAKCH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-04

sks s;sssssss PsoFsF s1ditias - %
enlarged busissss.
"The reaeons for special legialatiou in
the case Of the postof6ce q New 4e44S,
obvious. Its net rsssnueotD the (er1ts1
ment are noxsat ~ rate RI nearly 80
million Of d1lhfs pr analm--on6 hpn-
dred Per e66s. shave sveFy other % -:
Tie ,business bonesoo5on nth the fossiGsa
malta alone entiile that-ofhce to asopefnte1
classfcasiea, while its other interests and
responsibilities are equally commanding.
snd eutitie Il to corresponding nhElnc-
lion in respect to emolument.
These ne interesting facts bearing upon
the needed and contemplated fsiosm--
facts 10 which the people ere vitality a.
terested--beoause the more simple the
machinery Of government can be made in
any department, the nearer 1t approaches
that standard which, since the foundation
Of republican institutions in the country,
has been tho deeideratum sought.
To recnr briefly. The contemplated
reform proposes to divide the oompeusa-
ton OF Postmasters into Eve classes, the
first to receive not more than four and not
less than three thousand dollars, and so
on down to the fifth, which, from the
business done, affords less than one hun
dred dollars. By increase Of business, an
Office may be elevated to q higher class,
thus presenting stimulant to each cff-
Ger to do his duty in ever respect. The
post0fiice incuubents should bail this re-
form as one which, whilst it does not cur
tail their salaries at all, relieved them Of
t::e most cumbersome and perplexing par,
OF their labcrs ane responsibilities; and
the people at large should hail it as one
which, less costly, ensures more prompts
tude and due service on the part of ths
public functionaries.
1t is only within the past few years thai
the most striking and needful improve
men,s in branch of che public service sc
nece ssary 10 the welfare and comfort O
society have been made. and after wha'
has already been accomplished in this di
rectiDn, We are prepared to welcome with
our best wishes whatever may make i
still more perfect in It's capacity TO bene
fit society ard the void at large.
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n.,,.5dIsca. % :. esass ensisn.

The Eighth Annual Stats Coavsntion VIII Assemble At
De- Moines % rhsfsday, the 7th day Of July D. 1854
for the purpose Of placing in nominssioa eAndes for
he following ohces: ons Jndso Of The Sspreme Court
Secretary o. stas Auditor Of State Treasurer OF State
Attorney General Register Of stste and Presadentai
zleetor- All loyal electors Who cordially sasta'n the
policy now being pursued by the Administrative e ths
National Government crush the Rebellion restore the
National authority, and establish the Repabiic upon
foundation Of which the Of the Rebel Con-
federncy shall form part requested to send dele
gates to said Convention in the following ratios One dele
gate for each county, and for every
hundred votes and fraction OF fifty cast BY the
electors OF the County, at the last general election for
W. NJ Stone for Governor-the number of votes to be
determined by adding to those cast in the County those
by the soldiers OF the County in the field
By order of the Republican State Central Committee
THO. II. WITHRow, Chairman.
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DIABETES

lie disease OF the sg9rHes and liver acting through
the Kidneys. and Is, siiv' nbs tie tno,t OBJ
cfease. except rotsnEptIaa. tha. sseets the human
csrshlnttvn We have ne sEae for se1ss 10 causes
but will state that the eject the sfsesse h he cen
veyfo1 OF The archy Principle vegetable trtieu
Of The io@al int sugar eh the sttsey. 10
an excessive secretion Il Many prrso.s suffer
from III sdsesse no ignorant oft; That L. they
pas large quaatiies aarirs The day are Obliged
get Up from one 10 ritssn fweniy times durIox
the night no Loiscr taken a Il untl their stl so
i called 10 ths large Sisrhzygr OF water ssd often
~hen Ills 80 fsr ssv2neei 10 be beyond The control
Of ordnss femetrs AStther syHsF' s. the great
ifst which he. The disease s fals~ established is
lnier aoi-tAe psfteat drinks ifAos4 besnx
sSstfsa also drl of the mouth, erasRibx 81 The
UPS, sseei oesth, IN Tie advanced eases. and
dnafy los OF appetite. ea.Se5siisn AID The pzIiet
gradually sznks fFsfn exhaustion.
Constitution water thcut soahs, the only know
remedy for azeci<s ane Vt hzVe uluch coz Eieuc-
that y - SPECIFICS have fbai opium win proaa
steep ani itaIbfui that cured every case
In " Eieh il had ce9n used.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-04

EOR SALE-i60 Acres Of Choice
u Land within four miles Of keokuk. on the road be-
tween the Plank Road and Mssisepla risril iosed
q donbielog honse and other il pfuvenets Ii will
sold parcels grape culture, desired This Land
formerly owned By Mr. Van Asrdai title gvol or no
sale Enquire of H. H. TEN EfCK,
mchx9 Real Estate Agent, keokuk.
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CONSTITUTION WATER

Bias been BY the Medical Faculty and the
public 10 be the ~ond-i fsi remedy TOT The per
nsas -ft Of all disessss Of 81 OMACH LfVeK
KiDnkfs aid BLADDER that has ever beet. Offer cd,
- b5s MiAEKAL WATER. his from exc
rtence that CONSTITUTION WAf-R has enuanaird
ana ~ nov cay it no man doub when single bottle
has been known 10 cure diseases slebhe eesl medica
tsishf 10 his country has failed to relisye.
rentdy possYsing the virtues vi Constitution Wa
ter csunsi be ef.fsed udef 'anarh" prepsrstoos >,
y 10 new used ~ the sci-ntiHc pracsiners In
thss e4y- II only phyr thai eyi
down popular fen-diss bile The ilIrd male
use u esery meahs 10 sfcosng3s asd the ne
e~ss Of the physcian ihci bis kno ~eixe of
disefe fes1e5tss enables him produce cure while
Others fai Ia The attempt. Science the
uuta-
Give Constitution Water fair trisl--ve mean xon
10 are ser sore spselSiss from year 10 year
and DC particularly aiu De ladies Who are ro.,
reto ring 70 stfrefezf ali sorts local zppli.
es.ie De tor diseases, nth mach chance Il soce-.s
n there snad ee from local Applications 10 ne
for daseasss VI The brain.
Fave always been larefat to use qua "a In our
cfcsisr thai eouI col shock the delicate
z4iscn, but We reeeFe 20 csnHnnc4 t:on from
persons III hich C-nsipiof At Fl is ad.rsed .nd
II vsese disease u n AS bean made thst We
have come to ts- copci-3sb that n ire rene, i, can
able Oh prtdSengs CUE. 1i.er what he ais~ese
10 isht be. 1t should BE- made uo~n The urdte n, i.
pat mp for lho Pnbiie and there should be 81 exrep-
tions.
We would say, Constitution Water 10 no, like a
stced fi made 70 sut the eye sud .4s.r; l. "a edt-
cine, In eserl scIseef toe Term pise. IN this sbd
q tbe people Tor their fsief and taken nS u
ine direction. vii every case pres,u.e radical
care We sonia t6s- The aireeLi rs In regard q,
ci-f er relaI CITY The dts sse uudr Hhih hey
occur.
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EOR SALE-Lots and 10 Block
L Isl, pes Moinee street, between 12th and 18th.
These lots very nicely located and will be sold
bow price for cash. Enquire ef
meh22 II. B. TES-EYCK.
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REM Eta BIER,
That this BtfTEks Is
NOT ALC oLlC,
CONTAINS NO RtH.OE WHISKY,
And Can't Make Drunhards.
But
Is THE BEST TONIC
IN THE WORLD.
E Read Who Says So:

From the Rev. LeviG. Beck, Pastor Of the BGptist
Cnaren, re NH erton, N H.. fOImery Of the North
Baptist { huFth, PhllEd.
have kBowr HoOasnd's German Biiters fAvorsbly
Tor 3 nenesr on years. have need them IL ni3 own
family and have been 60 pleased Win itef ec~ets
That induce 10 end them Ia NAM .th
erty aud Sh9N thai tEes hssv operated ssriAugIy
eepencazl msSatr. l great pit srtsrs iu tsetl
log this fact, ard ealing tic after tao.e Gf-
hicted vita The diseases tor watch rs rcetn-
Eegest, TO tasse Bitter, EaoNI tAe.trncs
That ny recon tas nozs.oE xiii bes 10 this
eaeerfuity hOuh1nds BIZ fnteuoed to
tcne1t tne snIis ted, and l. mot u ~ y astrk,'
loGrs Truly, LEVI u. BECE.
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stone I'm the KIadd r. Calculus. era.
vel, Brie X Dust Deposit, &c, &C.,

Diseases arising frnrn fautr seer-,op the one
case being too tse. ard accompanied ~ severe ain
and the other too ptufEse secEeien-w hich iii be
speedily cutec ty the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-04

REAL ESTATE
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Gcmcral 1AsuF16cc Agency,
one. .. 1ssz.. $500 fss.s.-
Real E.sass serlIs 80 $50
lfifs, River, Like asl Liz In6oFlnse.
THE BEST INDEMNITY IN rHH uA
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CASH AssEn t<,36Js15tsoo.
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g CASE ASsEm, t1sasssl.
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CASH kHED. e50l,b Ss.n.
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/ 49, CASE ASAErS, 9s,0eos O0o.
Dividends declared annually By this con,pany. md paid
during the life of assured Its econny in the man
agement Of business yIms Large dividsnds 70 policy
holders, which have averaged 90 per cent per
note can given for premium amounts
20 $50 thus furnishing Insurance for double the
amount for nearly the cash payment IL required
IN all cash companies. Nos}s.fessrs Pei,ees issued in
sssss pspnssis. with participation In profits fx
cry annual premium paid Pamphlets and all other In
formation obtained ~ this office.
| fsbis-dtL H.B EN-EycE, Agent,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-04

EOR SALE-,A Frame d Dwelling House
Il containing rooms, = good elstefn, WE'LL lot well
fenced side walk paved trick Situated ON Bosdeau
street. between 10th and llth 1ite good or no
sale. Price 1900. Enquire Of III BTES EfCk. X
may26 Rrsa Estate Agent.