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G enneetieut Mutual Life Insurance Co

We clip the following fir, IN tie New York Indepev
dent ofsept. 18th
This Com rany ~ aired in lf4s on the rptrsi
system, with the well snpa Advantage Of furntsErS
Insurance at iis krfu4l la the If tryl
ne@s il 10 the largest lille Insurance. coEflsny III
country, and with tire exception Of cn- Ger ccn
pAny III. argest IN The World Its aamGiated pifs
Is neatly <l1 Do 00o IL has paid sinde its eaxes
81 90 80 families and Tsitorr Of d. go
members, aud has refunded over 5000 90 10 polio.
holders ia dylsrnds surplus premium Its pres
surplus l. 81 0o0 GO from ~hirh the annual dvi
deud Will be d.ciared i-t 81 Feb. Tie numbe
Of policies s&a-d during the Mas Sc. Its
incline IL - o. Go per
sst aion. berg half . million, which thar
paid it, losrss for the year ending lt November
IRON these ngures nctiou may obtxned OF the
immense business done by the patty and the ad-
vsntAxes offered 10 insurers Raiier will be
foand in adv ertisenent In another column the
syxut~kse o. life insurance IL IL scadct, Sec-@sary
cay anything this day Lori Ch.n4elior Ly
remarh, that NO man With dependant fsnlily IL free
from rsYroaeA IL his life 10 strong
The duty Of Insurance being adnfttsd thing
ard safe and cheap company and the Connecticut
Matusl IL both Is
H. .. fRskycE 10 the agssffor this popular eompan,
In this citv. oets
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We call attention to the card of Bussey 4
CO., Of st. Louis. The gallant General, who
is fine business man, as we'll as a brave and
efficient officer, has become the head of a
firm which is composed of men of large expe-
rience, ample capital and undoubted integ-
rity. The business, we learn, is already well
established, with excellent prospects. The
connections of the firm in the South give
them superior facilities, and enable them to
sell everything consigned to them at the
highest market price. Mr.. Jones, OF the
firm, late of Cady, Jones 4 Peck, of this city,
is well and favorable known. We take pleas
ure in commenting this house to dealers and
shippers
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THE Penitentisry Committee have fin.
ished their labors at Fort Madison. Hon.
NJ. M. Walden, of the Committee, is now in
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S-T-lS~-X.

S-T-lS30-X.
DRAK1's PLANTATION DfTTDR&
They purify, strengthss and iusigorats.
They create . heslthy appetite
They antidotato changs Of water and dit
They overcome s1e y Of dissipation and late hours.
They strengthen ths system aud enliv the minf.
They prevent miasmatic end intermitt, Mt fs,ers
They purify the l~esth end Aeidisy II the stomach
They care Dyspetris and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea Cholera Cholera Morbus
They cure Liver Co, pisist AMI Nervous Hesdaebe
Thy thu b>st Bitters In the world Their make the
weak ong apd xhansted lures great ic-oyee
They mae Of pare It croI hum, the celebrated
Calisaya BARK roots and herte t.kea with the
pleasure Of ue.sragr Without gard 10 age line
day Fariicult ~ nde f. delicate p-rsons re-
qnsripg yrut stiInuiaut Sod i.v all Grocer. Drug
giss Hotels aud sso' rs. Only nuiae when cork i
covered ~ lriyai u q. Stamp Beware OF counter
fsits and r filled botts,s
PHI. DRAKE Il CO.,
novlodSm-eow u pssrk Row, New York.
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foR thirty days, buyers will have it pretty
much their own way, at Bostwick & Co.'S
great clearance sale. f-suu-wed-4-7
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ALL SPEAK WE'LL of DR.. c. L. spencer's Fra
grant odouselains fer the teeth. Warranted IN
contain no acids, makes peariy white teeth. pur,.
mes the BREATH and is all We claim, the pursst and
most fragrantiy scentiy dentrifce ever offered to
the public, For sale by Wilkinson Bartlett. and
ell druggists. 2l-d&v.am
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HOUSE WASTEp.-By small family with
out children. ANY person having a small
house to rent, in respectable neighborhood,
can find permanent and punctual paying
tenant by applying at this Office
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SEE wsman in another column picking Sam.
burg Grapes for SrEER's WINE. 1t is an admir-.
bic article used in hospitals and BY the Arst cl.,,
families In Paris, London, and New York. in pref.
srsnes to old Port Wine. 1t 10 worth . trial and
CIV" great sstffaetion. Oct. O. 0m
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Residence for Sale.

A GOOD Two-Story Brick House, with one
Lot, on Fulton, between t. elfth and Thirteenth
streets In ure Of JAMES PARSONS Pulton between
Eleventh ana Twelfth streets jan3ldiw
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ArpITos's 0YfIcI, Iowa,
Drs H6ISEs, Jan 18th, 1856.
hereby certified that there h-s been filed in this
once pent sho~ins the condition OF the In
Company o. North Am rca located at Philads
phia In the Stat uf Pennsylvania.
On the 1r' das ~ January. 4. y, 1868,
In sccordsnee With the provisions OF Act o. the
General Assembly of the srste II ed AN Act
IL relation TO Csmp.ni--" sp roy-d Jabusry
& 1857. and Act amt n9sery thereto, proved Feb
Yuxrs eh 1883 and Act 10 relation fe In.urai
Cmt suies spp+osrd March i7lh. ISe2 that said
shos that said g rapans is nos essed or the
4ui.iie suou3t Of capital and Invested required ~
las
Authority /. -. r.fore given t- above led Com
psny their APP oPfias business Insurance
Ia this Eats in accordance vita tle thereof until
the slsf day OF January e.
IL also certified that h. B. TEN EycK Of Keckuk
has be- 1uy sppointst said Coppa y their lawful
Agrnf and Attorney fpr the county - Lee, with full
pow - taxi risks OF fn~arshc- therein, and 10
kro~i-dse 81 press p,ovi ed by law, upon
biz ing with the Clerk OF thu District Court In and
said ouniy this cerunoste aud copy Of the statement
Gle In this once.
II 10 f,rth er certified that the attached 10 true and
corre-t copy II raid statement.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set
IL g. my hand and ann 81 seal Of once the day
~ and year nrst above written.
JS0. A. ELLIOTT. Auditor Of State.
feb2dlw sAAL AfRE<. DEPUTY
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uH0R sALE-Lof !, and 30 feet ~ Lbt in Block 90
II situated the Of Seventh and Orleans ,ts
These lots Sre covered With fruit en- and other
ornamental tres tnGefh~r with hne growth Of
lees on the sde-vs3, and large cistt the back
part Ct the lot aud really the fnest buidns lots
that part u the city Price 81 500. Title perfect
Quire os ianle LIB TRN-RYCE
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SEVERAL good bottom and upland farms
for sale cheap on reasonable time. Enquire
OF I'll. STRONG. (jan29-lOt)
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fE Local of the Muscatine Journal is en-.
titled to place in the triumvirate of Hawk
eye bards. Never wilfully perpetrating any
thing Of the kind ourself our own honor was
unwon therein, and we resign in favor of his
superior claims. Brown and Dobbs shall
welcome his arrival to the Parnasan company
with appropriate illusions, while be himself,
by the following shall prove his merited asso-
elation with the Hawkeye triune laureateship.
Dogs ears, as tokens Of defunct CANNES, are
literally paid for by the Marshal of that city.
1t has created a .furore, and the cries of i'm
molated purps are heard throughout the mu
nicipality. female woman" of Hibernian
extraction, and slightly intoxicated, was OBJ
served trying to draw dog to the top of a
pole with a clothes line and muttering Twill
We die now, We haste ?-havn't We had yer
day ?-wid We begrudge me the two quarthers
the marshal gIntleman will be afther givin'
me for yer bloody yares I'D We mind,
now, We spalpeen? I'll buy ia wild EN-
and drink to your merry wake
Wherein pom We Local perpetrated the fol.
lowing, which he basely charges to the Jour
nal $ devil:
You may sing of the sports of the village green
How faithful and useful was Tray
But the fancies of youth could never have been
To pawn q dogs ears for ia!
The poets proud fancies of sports may have
flown
His affections for CANNES display,
But the acts OF the housewife have prudently
shown
That their value is far below ia.
The hound and the shepherd are honored with
song,
And so has the far -scentng Tray,
But the estimates made of their value is wrong
When compared with Imperial ia
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LNoR eALE That very nice residence formerly ocon-
pied by +. H Allyn, EondeAa street between
Inird and Fourth ssre~. Price - SOU ca.h Alo two
lot, on franklin street. orposite the residence OF j.
Estes Pice II COO. Title good sale EpQuire OF
Jams H. B. TEN. EYcH
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"HAr?-They are certainly the most valuable
tonic and grateful stmulant beverage ever pro-
duced. One trial will satisfy the most skeptical
Try them and you will never be without them
They should be upon every side. board in the
country. Well, WHAT Why, Pinkerton's wahoo
and Calisaya Bitters, of course. What else copld
1t be, We would like to know? Feb.4d2w
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EOR SALE.-A Business Lot on Main
Il street between sth STU NORTH side) on which
two story brick Store Building, - by so Thi.
property offered for few day. al the very price
Of 81 600, bali cash and bstatc months with m
tersst. Title good or 10 sale. Rnquirf Of
nov2S H. In TEy-YyrK
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kOR SALE-The House and Land nov
occupied by Charles Ivir., on the biun two mil.s
and halt above He, kuk-2O Of land Is under
high state Of cultivation And well Tended Fine
Of nit ANAL fruits and grapes brick house con
tanning rooms good cellar, cisteru ADD cut houses;
desirable country resider Possession hrsf of O
tober Title perfect. inquire OF
Aaxs H. b rKN-EYcK
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INSURANCE on Dwelling Houses AN,

Il Hcus~Aosd Furniture lie rfee i'd in The ffna IN
sarunce Czpasg OF Hartford, Hosre JHfurano tSspsHy
Nev h. and other pons lie stocA cosnpsn re- Il, NJ
one 20 ave year. IT rates ranging from 10 III
pr cent the &iL0 for the ~hp rine or A.
ch-ep other rssyonsitis eonpxny Tor reliable
iafor Insnr cal the UNDERMINED be
give better indemnity tn. be found nth
agesty in this section. (dee4sj ii TEN-EycK
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uN0R sALE-The sorth h.if Of the doubl. brick
II dwelling hou.., TIE corner az ninth and Fulton
streets contsiainr ei<ht nine rocm9 With ne double
pa1iars, ether With oth@r mededn imrro, enc OF.
Th' prope ~ 10 ocstrd In desrtbie n.ghborhoed
and PLEASANT part Of toe city Price T. c.sh IL sld
soon Title good or sale Enquire bf
janlo HIB TEy-EYCK.
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Sold At Wholesale in Chicago by Puler Finch Fuller
Burnhams 4 Van Setback, Lord Smith, Smith &
Dryer, Fl Reed Co, Chss g Smtb, Det1sch. Blocki
Co., seovii. Harris Co., Post Hadsan, and
BY druggists and dealers generally. feb3d4m
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Ss- The most complete stick in the city always
be found st the above establishment and at the very
ouest figures. JAM
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DOR SALE-Twenty acres Of beauti
l. full Garden Grape Land, and near the Missis
sipp river about three mile shove the city Keokuk
title good. Price ,$2 COO Enquire Of
mch2O ii. B. TEN-EYCK
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ST AT II M FL NJ IT
OF THE CONDITION OF THE
Lorillard Fire Insurance Comfy
OF NEW YORK.

On the Ist day Of JAM, ID. 1859.
Made TO the Auditor Of the State Of IOWA psr
<~anf 10 fks .ssafutss Of that State.
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EOR SALE-A Cottage Frame Dwelling
Il House, occupied By William yencill. with 81
rooms cstern, cellar, wood house, full lot aud wei
fenced with fruit trees &C. situated High betwet
Sew enth aud Eighth streets Keosnk. Title good Per
session Let of October. Enquire of
IVA II. B. TEN-EYCK
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Tal q! sH u
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LOR SALE-A Frame Cottage Dsell.
l. ing with seven rooms, cistern good cellar aud
dne growth OF fruit with full lot and aiI good
order, situated business Exchange street be
tween oth and Tth streets. Title good Price ae0-
Enquire Of H. II. fEN-EYCK.
febZS
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1 story double brick Dwelling House containing oil,
,cstern, good cellar house painted and oaked all
we'll euc and all in good order situated uea,
the corner of l2th and Des Moner Title good
Price 81 800 Enquireof TEE-EYCK
mch9
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EUR SALE-A one story Frame Dwell.
ing House large frame barn. estsrn cellar and 9th
improvements with full lot, situated Bank
between lst and I'd streets Keokuk Title good Prics
n 9nn rf-his' mr. TRN-RvCK.
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DOR SALE-Lots 7 and 8 in Block
ISL. on the corner Of 9Th and PalsAn streets VII
be aoid ~ . bargain. Enquire Of
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LOCAL. MATTERS.

TIE ECARxELITA.-This vessel Is no doubt
lost. The telegraph from Fortress Monroe,
published in the papers of this city on Sa-
turday, representing that she had arrived
at Rio on the 1st Of October, was evidently
erroneous. The Winnifred, from Rio for
Baltimore, made that report. To have
arrived at Rio on the 1st Of October
would have required that the Carmelita
should have made the voyage In t,oenty- -one
days: an impossibility to sailing vessel.
The officer Of the Winnifred also reported
the arrival at Rio simultaneously with the
Carmelita of the Parthian from Richmond.
The Parthian is not from Richmond. The
whole statement seems to be erroneous.
Tho Carmelita is no doubt lost. The brief
account given of her, discovered In q
wrecked condition, was received at New
York. It is supposed that the Vigo from
which her disaster is reported is in Spain.
1t is port on the coast Of Spain, near the
Portuguese boundary. The vessel which
fell in with the Carmelita was bound there,
or touched there after meeting with her.
The distance from Vigo to the Capes of
Virginia is $500 miles; the distance from
Rio Janeiro to the Capes Of Virginia is
(estimated) 5000 miles.
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A UNIQUE CARRIAGE.-We observed on
Bank street last Saturday, with one horse
attached, an open carriage made wholly Of
broom straw, with the exception Of wheels
and running gear, which attracted almost
as much attention as the arrival Of circus
or rmenagarie, as il rolled through our princi-
pal avenues, by way of showing off. The boys,
as usual when there isany mirth on hand, fol-
lowed closely inpursuit, occasionally yelling,
as If one Of the seven wonders had actually
effected its advent in our midst. In the
mean time man black as the ace ofspades-
nay, blacker--who was smaking o free exhibi-
ton Of all the ivory he possessed by opening
his chops sufficiently wide to swallow q
young alligator, sat complaisantly in the
carriage viewing this Juvenile demonstra-
ton, which caused him to feel highly elated
and to look as If he thought in this particu-
lar art he had not o rival. Shall we de-
scribe it The wheels were sawed out of
solid timber, and measured eighteen inches
in diameter, and revolved glibly on their
well-lubricated axles. The shafts and har-
ness consisted of light material, tastefully
adjusted the body, being without top or
cover, three feet in length and perhaps two
feet in width, consisting entirely Of straw
interviewer with osiers In very compact
and artistic manner, with seat Of the
same material in the hinderpart, and just
large enough to admit man.
The manufacturer, who happened to be
driver on the occasion, in his conception OF
this remarkable design, like the rest OF
mankind, was actuated, we presume, by
selfish impulses, for he thought not of that
inflated but tidy crinoline which takes ul
SO much room upon the sidewalks, aisles, in
pews, and especiallyin In carriages: for lady
with her usual outfit Of crinoline could not,
with any degree of comfort to herself, be
seated in this very attractive vehicle. This
carriage was manufactured in the county
of Hanover, so illustrious for her Clays,
Henrys, Baylors, attle-aelds, and supe-
fior agricultural products. Let another
wreath be entwined about her fair escutch-
con for her skilfui and rare mechanism.
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SUDDEN DEATH.--Yesterday morning
about ii o'clock negro named Pompey
Jones, about twenty-four years of age,
sitting on pile of lumber in front Of the
Richmond, Fredericksburg, and Potomac
Railroad depot, corner of Eighth and Broad
streets, fell off in a fit, and before he
could be raised from the ground was dead.
He had been working in the Richmond
and Danville Railroad shops in Manchester,
but had been out of employment and had
been loafng around Richmond for some
time. He had had two or three fits in
the Second Market before the one which
terminated his life. Coroner Little saw
the body, and had it sent to Manchester,
where the deceased resided, and where
he wilUbe buried by his relatives.
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PETITION FOR A NEW MARKEr.-A Pc
tition is being circulated among the butch
ers in the Second Market for an addition
to the market and the improvement Of the
old building. The idea is to build another
market, running back from Marshall street
to the alley at the end Of the present mar.
ket, and running parallel with the old
building. The improvement would cost
about $1,000, and would pay about forty
per cent. interest on the money expended.
The rents Of stalls now amount to 81, 400,
and would be much larger If the addition
was made.
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A CoLoRED SEDucER SHOT AND BRICK
BATTED.-On Saturday last colored gen.
tleman named Moore Holmes was shot by
John Henry Hill, another gentleman Of the
same color, for seducing Miss Susan Camp
bell, lady of the African persuasion. 1t
appears that Holmes had been showing
much attention to Miss Campbell, who is a
cousin of Hills, and afterwards refused to
marry her. This led to an alteration, du-
ring which Hill took the liberty of shooting
Holmes in the head, infiicting trifing
wound and Susan, not having revolver
in her pocket, used Q, brickbat instead.
The last shot--the brickbat--made the un-
happy seducer. cave 10, aud after lying on
the sidewalk for some time, he repaired to
the police station, and had both of his as
sailants arrested. Captain Charles Il.
Epps, of the police force, arrested Susan,
and the other parties We're arrested by
some of the force. s.Y an .F.I4arrTM
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THE SECOND MARKEr.-At this market
Captain James p. Tyler, the efficient clerk,
paid into the city treasury for the quarter
ending in October s225. The hucksters
pay twenty cents per day, and the raisers
Of produce pay ten cents per day, for the
privilege Of selling therein. The receipts
Of the market paid in will amount TO e2, 900
per annum from the rent paid by the
butchers for their stalls. The amount Of
money collected from the hucksters and
producers Ii much greater In the summer
months than in any other season Of the
year. Then the watermelon dealers pay
In Q heavy revenue.
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8ithn,ond Aisparh.
....... ..NovEHBER 10. 1865.
Assctioss Sales This Day.

HARRISON, ooDDrN 4 APPxRsoE Win ssii 4
- o'clock u. the very valuable farm or go
aerss, on Mechaniesvilis turnpike three nilss
5, east OF Richmond.
Z. B. COOK viii sell ct 10 o'clock, at his stoss,
corner OF franklin and Governor streets, . 60.
neral assortment Of walnut mahogany, aAd
cottage chambes. dining room and parior fur.
nitars. Also, about Ice volumes Of standard
law books.
SAMPSON JONES, JR., 4 co. win sell ct No. s
Fifteenth street, commencing at lo1 O'clock. .
desirable stock Of groceries, wines, liquors,
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Mayors CoURT-MAYoR MAYo PHEsr-
pING.-John Oberry, white, charged with
robbing the residence Of Mrs. Sarah y.
Turner, was discharged, as there was no
evidence which justified his detention.
Emma Kelly, charged with lying drunk
in door In Exchange alley. Emma was
a very good looking girl, with yellow kid
gloves on. She was discharged WIN an
admonition that II she appeared again she
would have to take her chances for the
chain-gang. WI
Henry Bell, small negro, for going through
the till of John Frey, was arraigned. A
little girl testified to having seen the boy
in the store with the money out OF the
drawer ready to carry it off. Henry was
set back.
John w. Butler and L. Duke were ar
rested for drunkenness, and the former for
resisting. Sergeant Southall. Both were
fined ten dollars, and Butler held to bail in
the sum Of $3.50 to keep the peace.
Harrison Christian, negro, charged with
stealing pair Of boots from Tom Paines
was sent on. ,a.'s ~
Frank Johnson, negro, charged with
cruelty to George Washington, q little
negro tnaL 10 CIuIncu - UP cvnss ~ ~ ssAO
boys mother claimed that he Was not le-
saily the father of the child, and that she
should have control pf It. The Mayor gave
tlbe child into the hands Of the mother and
required johnson to give security To keep
the peace. The child was born while both
partles were III slavery, and The Mayor
decided thAt1t beloaeed "a. tina r66thsft i 81
washington Adams, anoh negro, charged
with stealing piece o., timber from J. A.
T. ". Seward, fSr buying up chickens
cominkto market, was sent on % the eIand
imy l6r Indictment for !" enEroeslne ]. y
= -Iustin Mitchell, wen dressed dzksy,
ior stealing t6hteenl and . haM Rounas g
butter from b. g. kants VA sent % - m :
swSr Indictment. - ''lsJ b ~ -
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