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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-05

MEDICAL toMMENCKhKNT. - To morrow
evening, the seventeenth annual commence
nent OF the Medical Department OF George
town College will take place at Odd Follows.
Will graduate samuel A. Amery, Md: AdaIa
Behrend, NY; Alonzo VI. Buck, Wis: Level
lyn A. Buck Maine: William M Burchard
L. Julihn, ID. g.: Richard r. Kearnry, ID. q:
Il. =. kimball, Maine: Chapman Lee, d. a.;
Charles p. Morrill,. Maine; CiilIum T. Raglan,
Ind; frank =. Walsh, ID. g; Columbus J.
Mhlte, ID. G NJ. Whitefoot, III: William
n whitley, y. j: Thomas W. Wise. ID a.
The yaledletory address wall bee delivered by
Dr. Noble Young, the President OF the EacnltE
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tIRE.-At quarter 20 tyvely o'cloC X to- day.
officer Michigan sounded an alarm Of fire
from box 81, corner Of y street and the av-
enue, the back building Of the Clinton Hotel,
opposite the United States Hotel, being on tire
Steamers and 3, with the Hook and Ladder,
OF the city department. and the Rucker, of the
Government department, We're quickly at
work, and succeeded in extinguishing the
names before much damage was done. The
building was owned by Mr.. X. W. johnson,
and occupied by w. Grupe and Messrs. Reese
and Becker. The fire caught from a fiue. The
loss VIII not be above 5000. An accident oc-
Cured 10 the steamer located in the First
Ward IN place Of the Hibernia on the way TO
TO the fire, an axle breaking when near the
1reafury
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TO THE PUBLIC.

GNorlch
TO THE PUBLIC.
THE AMERICAN DEoDERIzER
DISINFECTANT,
SAID TO BE TEE BEST PURIFIER OF THE
AGE,
Will destroy the virus of NOXIOUS yAPORs
that produce Cholera Small Pox, and; all Malsri
Gus and Infectious Diseases.
1t is highly recommended by eminent Physici ans
and Health Officers of this and other cities
II should be in every family.
TRY IT
Retail price FIFTY CENTS per package.
For sale BY
MCPHERSON FERGUSON,
Apsthecaries,
m5Gt cor LIST st and Pa av Capitol HILL
%NOTICE TO GAS CoNSUMERS-Tbe
distTlbatisn department. Of the Washington
Sas LIeht company have removed their Office to
No 564 10th, between D and E, where persons
who have reason to believe that their meters or
VIM. YOKE, Superintendent of Distribu tion.
aeE z'i give RISmss 1dtsntiGp
Two STONE QUARRIERS-Two streng and sub
stantial TRUtks for sale at the Old shop of r.
y s,' Opposite the Visilant Engine House High
sHteI, 1eorgetoEn: IN 53E'
p 1 A N o 8.
During last week 1 sold SIX FINE@3
flANOS, and In exchange received FoUR'i1HI1
very e1ceHent second hand instruments at very
One was Iallet, Davis Co. s inc Rosewood Pr
The others assorted, prices from s7s to $50
JOHN n. ELLIS,
III o-Sb SUO Penna. ave-, 10th Il
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IoSTONE QEARRIERS.-Two streng and sub
Il stantial TRUCKS for sale at the OIL sbon of n
Jones, opposite the Vigilant Engine House, Hig b
sAittt, ueOrgeEOGn. g
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06
New Yof,r nTarEet-AprII 4.

,C0TTON-HsEFy and 10 lower at 800 for mid
FfOUR-Dull and 5@lOS lowerf common gaades
Pretty much all other kinds are without decided
change and In moderate request % 20le8 so for
extra round hoop Ohio 50 6ODll for trade brands.
WHiSK Y--QGoted at 81 9SSa 27. Latter price
" "PGRK-eiIsayy w at s0s 1906 Q5for new mess, clos.
ing al $50 10; regular at sp4 1905 rs for old do
and &21 50a22 for prime; alGn 200 brls mess,
sellers option, for April, May sud June. at $50 0oB
BEEF-steady; Al5 5O@Is 30 fr'new plain moss,
and R20a924 Tor new extra mess,
CUT MEATS-Unchanged 1ll<0i2S for Should
ers, and l6elsAc for hams. H 1924! ...-n
BACON--Quiet; Cumberland cut at H;t@16c.
and abort ribbed 15k@E2c
LABD-HeaVy at ls,lSKe; the latter an ex-
BITTER Quiet at s59I5c for Ohio. and 4oSsOs
iVCHEESE-Quiet at le9gec .as9 a3'a
WHEAT-Du apd common grades tend down
ward at o. co for old No. Milwaukee, " % for
White Michigan. a.nTI
bARLEY-Quet. 800 tt
CORN One cent better and rather more active at
7397e1Ic for uDs iuDdi 71si 1915 for sound mixed
western, in stors and delivered.
0AT|-QnOted at 3SS44c for new western, and
5595e foY old do. t
C0FFEh-Du |.
SUGAR--Dull at lOsz@lI for Cuba Muscovada;
l2A913X for Porto Rico, and Hsyana at lOelO,Ec.
MOLASSES-nul at dc for Cuba MuscoVada,
PETROLEU M-Easier; Crude at 25Jl20, and / 600
bbls Refined in bond at 40.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06
Cincinnati market.

FLOUR-Tbe sales were so barrels fancy at $40
100 do do Al SIG 65 do on its merits, ut 90 90 $50 dc
family at 80 IS. and so do fancy at $40.
WHEAT-Rejec at tI9l l5; No. Red; new,
81 5Oap1 55: No. Spring 81 5O91 60; No. Red 81
1901 sO old Red So 25C92 40, and old White ~ 900
2 80.
CORN-Thero is fair demand at 52953c for
shelled in bulk and 6596ec in sscks.
,RLEY-Nothing doing from which to predicate
0ATS-lt is difficult to sell them from ELEVATOR at
SIC fer No. q and 405 for No. ] from canal.
PR0VISI0NS-Me Pork was held at S25 50926.
and is in demand at S25925 %. Bulk Meats remain
about the same as last quoted. Lard is ned at 10
9lshc; 70 tieTces prime city was sold at lsc.
GkOCtRlES-Th market continues steady, with
air dema Il at 2Sh92Si for fair 70 choice RIO
Coffee l29i5c tor raw Sugar ls1f9l7c for hard re-
fined and 909g5c for Port Rico MOasses.
WHlSkY-A dull and h avy market at 81 ~.
duty paid. aud 23924c in bond.
SEEU-Sale' Of prime S5 40. Flax steady,
and in good demOnf at 50 25 Timothy is also in
good delnaLd at 50 5O93 60 Tor prime.
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canal or other public work, he amendment wa
aRreedl TO and the bill 80 amendeA was passed Al.
He also reported bill consIui y ssctlen @ Vi 'Is
Army APPROPRIATION bill Of M9cb ~ roo, e 81 ~, .o
entle TO the ihree months pay pr per ptoVlasI ~
therein all officers Of youbteers bel lW t1g Ish
Brgadier General who were in ~
either as enlisted menor as cOTnnisy nen ~
least two yearsp prior 10 the 10th Of April 1900 WI So
designations were presented and acceptod. or WI, WIZ
honoraby discharged f'om the service aiteF tha'
date. -.
Several Senate bAls were referred to the Judlcia-
ry committee. ....-
= A resolution instruoting the Judiciary committee
to rep 1T bill more eectusly to protect soldiers
and sailors from defaultng claim agents in Washing
ton was offered. f.u,I,
Mr.. FARNSW WORTH wished to inform the whole
country that these claim agents in Washington we're
q SET of Internal rascas and cheats
Several other members made statements not COM
plimon'ary 10 claim agents, and the resolution was
Senate amendment to the Naval Appropriation bill
came up. -.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06
AGIJA de MAGNOLIA.

A toilet delight The ladies' treasure and gentle-
mems boonl The sweetest thing" and largest
quantity. Manufactured from the rich Southern
Magnolia. Used for bathing the face and person,t
render the skin soft and fresh, to prevent eruptons
to perfume clothing, &c.
1t overcomes the unpleasant odor of perspiration.
1t removes redness, tan, blotches, DC.
Itcures nervous headache and ala aysinHammation.
II tcools, softens and adds delicacy to the skin.
Ityields asubdued and lasting perfume.
Itcurcs musqueto bites and stings of insects.
1t contains no material injurious to the skin.
Patronized by Actresses and Opera Singers. 1t is
what every lady should have. Sold everywhere.
Try the Magnolia Water once and you will use no
other Cologne, Perfumery, or Toilet Water after
wards.
DEMAS BARNES 4 co.
Props. Exclusive Agents, N. Y.
octq-dAWly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06
XXXIXth CONGRESS- First Session.
WASHINGTON, April 5, 1855.
SENATE.

Mr.. EDMUNDS, the Ser ater appointed from YER
mont to fill the vacancy occasioned by Mr.. Foote's
death, was sworn in
The following joint resolution in relation to boun-
ties to colorel soldiers was passed
That an omission in the muster rolls Of the words
free prior to pril 10. ls6l," sba not deprive any
and which is now or may hereafter be withheld by
reason of such omission; provided that nothing
therein shall be ST. construed as to entltle soldiers
who were not Tree at the date herein specified to re
ceive bounty. ~ ,
AT o'clock the message Of President johnson
veloing the 9 vii Rights bill was taken up.
Mr. REVERDG JOIN SON took the toor and
smoke at lie, ght in opposition to the vetoed bill,
On concudrg, the Senate adjourned. Before adj
journing oiOn to postpone the vote on the CUES,
ton of passing 0f the bill The veto was debated
by Mcssrs. Wade who opposed postp nement and
others, but the Senate adjourned bya vote oil 81 TO
II, So the subject comes up again Tomorrow,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
uACAN,s mACNOLIA BALM.

Thsis the most delightful and xtraordinsry article
ever discovered 1t changes the sun burnt face and
hands to pOary satin texture of ravishing beauty
imparting the marble purity of youth. and the dts
tngue appearance so inviting in the city belle of
fashion. 1t removes tan reckles, pimples and
roughness from the skiI. leaving the complexion
Iesh, transparentand ST Doth. 1t contains no ma
teral injurious to the shin Patronized by Actress
cs and Opera Singers. 1t is what every lady should
have. Sold everywhere. Retail price, 50 cts.
Prepared by W. 4. HAGAE, Troy, N.
Address all orders to
DEMAS BARNES & CO.. New York.
oct9.d&w1y
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Hsnnk Failure.

RocHEsTER, n. Y. April 5.-The bank
ing house of Ward q Brother, in this city,
suspended this morning after run OF three
days. They held deposits to the amount OF
about 100000. They express belief that
thev can. in the end pay all demands; The
house held too much real estate and other
property not Immediately available. Ihere
is considerable excitement here to-day Du5
will probably subside. The other banks
and bankers are considered sound.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06
cleveland Market.

FLOUR-Hold at 90 CO@1O 5ofor Xxx red country;
$40 C09ll 25 for country Xxx white do $40 1901 for
Xxx red City made Sll 759l2 80 for Xxx white do,
,WHEAT-Sales car No. / Milwauk' spring 1t
81 50; ] car No. Shelby red winrer at 81 IS.
CORN-Sa es 500 bu. No shelled from store at
at F5r; car do do at t5c
OATS.-Sae car Mol from store a. 8sc.
BARLEY-Sales 51O bu. No. state at SOC; 1000
bu. No Canada at 81 0S
P0RK-Sales Is brs No I mess at $26 60; No 2
mess held at S2j 30; clear $40 co.
SMOKED MEATS Sales 1860 lbs at Gle for city
eady ut l4c for citv; l39l4c for country. Bacon
lsc for clear, 20c for sugar cured
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The Negro InsurrecaIons in Cuba.

NEW YORK., April 5.-The Herald's Sa
vannah correspondent writes that there is
a great deal of mystery attending the re-
ported negro rpvolts on several plantations
In Cuba, the statements respecting the af-
fair being very contradictory. There have
been many disastrous fires in various parts
of the Island, and it is thought that slaves
may be the authors OF some of them.
An anti slave trade association had been
organized in Havana, to prevent the intro
duction of African negroes into theAIs-
land.
/. A new line of Spanish steamers has been
established to run between Havana and AS
pinwall, and Nicaragua and Jamaica. b
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06

TRENTON, N. j., April 5.-The probabili-
ties are very strong that there will be no
Joint meeting and no Senator elected. The
resolution to go into joint session to-day
failed by the usual vote. In the House, the
Senate resolution to adjourn sine die to-
morrow at u o'clock was concurred in.
Tie Hobbies are comparatively clear, most
of the operators having gone home and
given up the contest.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06

New YoRK, April 5.-At the session of
the New York East Conference of the M.
e. Church in Brooklyn to-day, resolution
was adopted expressive ofbrotherly feeling
and love toward the members of the Con-
ference of the Church South, now assem-
bled in New Orleans, and recommending
sunday next as a day of mutual prayer
and supplication.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06

NASHVILLE, Apr 5.-There is consider
able excitement in the.city to-day in conse-
0uence of the arrest Of several persons
formerly in the employ of the Quartermaa;s;-
ter Department under Colonel Trevis. w.
H. Bruner formerly superintendent OF mule
corrals. is shortly to have trial for alleged
frauds, and numerous witnesses formerly
in the employ OF the Department, are to be
summoned.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06

MOBILE, April 5.-The schooner Eugene,
from Pensacola, reports the destruction by
fire of the United States steamer Convoy,
Capt. Williams, caused by overturning a
lamp in the engine room. The captain and
crew were Obliged to escape in boats in
their night clothes. One person was killed
and several injured. Nothing was saved.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06
Senate GinlIer.es Crowded.

WASHINGTON, April 5.-The galleries OF
the Senate are again densely crowded, the
debate on the Civil Rights bill being the
attraction. The new Senator from YER
mont. Mr.. Edmunds, has appeared and
qualified. Senator Dixon and Senator
Wright will go to the Senate, provided a
vote shall be reached on the veto to-day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06
RniIer ENnIOEiOn.

C1NcINYATI, April 5.-Two heavy boilers
in the Bar department of the PomerOy Iron
Works, at Pomeroy, o., exploded TINS
morning, killing one man and BOY; ana
seriously injuring eight or ten osners'
Damages done to the Works about hlteeh
thousand dollars.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06
EEeod Ceuter SteDIlems,

1t is positively asserted that Head Center
Stephens is the guest of John Mitchell, in
Paris, and will leave Havre for New York
shortly. He quilted Ireland in q sailing
boat, via Galway,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06
Fenian Affairs.

Fenian affairs received some attention in
Parliament. The Attorney General for
ireland said, with respect to parties under
arrest who has come from America, he was
ready to give favorable consideration to
their applications for release on their prom
ising to leave Ireland and return whence
thnV came
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06
FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the steamship Cnbn

New York, April 5,-Tbe royal mail
steamship Cuba, Capt. Stow, which left
Liverpool at one o'clock on the afternoon
of the 24th, and Queenstown on the 25th OF
March, arrived this morning. The City of
Manchester arrived at Queenstown on the
of the 22d, aud reached Liverpool on the
evening of the 23d of March. The Edin-
burg arrived at Queenstown on the morn
ing of the 23d, and at Liverpool on the fore
noon of the 24th. The North American
arrived off Londonderry about midnighton
the 24Uh.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06
C0MMERCIAl MATTERS.

NONE - Moderately active IL gper cent ~
STERLING EXOHANOE--Qaie at loe ktDIOes6
COLBY Without decided ehansei opening at ia1tI
deGS,ninvj2Eg Gnv s AND sIGspS at VIA daoa
change FL. Hl .i4h lit 3e' ~
FRElGHpSf-To Liverpool quiet. rh 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06
Commercial.

eadstuf's-Riehardso Spence & Co.,
and Wakefield, Nash & Co., report -four in.
active and prices are rather in favor OF
BUYERS.
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dTe,llRI|'g!t'ai5pbltI5, t.
! PROM BAITIMORE. \
Bradley Il. johnson Released from
Arrest.

Bradley II. johnson Released from
I Arrest.
7 BALTIMORE, April SIN the u. s. Circuit
Court this morning there was filed, by AS
sistapt District Attorney A. M. Rogers,
Esq, papers consisting of copies of letter
from Lieut.. Gen. Grant to President john
son, and one written7in accordance with
the instructions of the latter by Attorney
General Speed 10 VIM. J. Jones. Esq. Dis
trict Attorney of this United States Court.
The following is the letter of Lieut.. Gen.
Grant:
HEADQ'Rs OF THE ARMIES OF THE U. ST.
WASHINGTON, d. c., April q 1866. !
His Excellency Andre,o Johnson, President of
the United States: GOA etlEll III,
SIR-I would respectfully request that
Bradley T. johnson, late Lieut.. General In
the rebel army, be released from the bonds
under which he is now held by the State of
Maryland for the part he took in the battle
of Gettysburg, as | understand, in 1868. b.
T. Johnson was paroled under the conven-
tion between Generals Sherman and John
ston. At the time of his Indictment he was
in the State of Maryland, by authority from
these Headquarters.
have the honor to be, very respectfully,
your obedient servant,
u. S. GRANT, Lieut. Gen.
The following is the Endorsement of the
President:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, April I'd, 1866.
To Tie Attorney General:
Comply with this request.
[Signedl ANDREW JOHNSON.
The following is the response of the At
torney General
WASHINGTON, April q 1866
To VIM. j.. Jones, Esq, District Attorney,
Baltimore, Md :;
On the first and second pages of this sheet
you will find copies of letter from Gener-
al Grant to the President, and a note from
the President to me, In which he directs
me tocomply with the request of General
Grant. III obedience, therefore, t. the or
der of the PRESIDENT you are hereby in
structed to relieve Bradley Robinson from
bis bonds. He is to be discharged from ar
rest and not again arrested, unless upon
orders from this Office.
am, sir, most respectfully, your most
| Obedient servant, |.
JAMES SPEED,
Attorney General.
Associate Justice Giles, presiding on the
Circuit Court Bench, directed that the bail
of General Johnson for theasum of $2O,000
entered into on the 9th ult, be eXonerated
and that General johnson be discharged
from the arrest, which was accordingly
| done,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06
FERRIS A. ROBINSON,S
Renewed from his aIId Once.

N DIR. A. B, WILLIAMS, West broadway. nea
High street, Columbus. Ohio. has devoted himsel
for scriesof years 10 the uea mont Of certain pr
vats diseases He may be eonsulted at his Office
BroedWay, near the Exchange Bank a3oy feft
0A'' VI" ,nlog
"a q .tf.E-.rF
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FOR SALE.
THE AMERICAN HOTEL BUILDING,
COLUMBUS, OHIO,

TIE BUILDING KNOWN AS THE
i AMERICAN HOTEL on the Northwest cor
ner of High and State streets, owned by Robert W.
Mccoy, deceased, is now offered f sale. For many
years past it has been occupied as an HOTEL and fa
vorably known to the pub c on account Of its posi-
ton fronting tho Capitol of the State The build
ing is in compete repair, and conveniently arranged
Tor First-Class Hotel. il has front of S3H ieet
on High street, and 1871 feet on SlateStreet.
To any ono desirous Of making an investment,
either as an Hotel or otherwise there is not better
opportunity oife ed in the West
Ii not disposed Of as sn Hotel, it will be divided
into separate compartments for store rooms aud OH
ces aud offered to the public.
For any information required, | will be found al
ways IN my office in the A.. erican Hotel
febl3-dtf-G w. A. Mccoy, Trustee.
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DISSOLUTION.

RHE EPAIsTNERSR MISREPRESENTATION
y existing under ,hs g firm % name q ParkS Temp
WhOlerale and Retail 1rocets was ths day di salv-
ed by. mutual consent, rimon Tompkins retiring
from the firm All cl, inns due or 10 beeome due he
bilites Of said firm are assumed b. the said James
Parks, who viii continue ehe BUSH ess ut the old
stand No. IA Buckeye Block.
4 March 22d. 1860. .nnlIllM .9lnRnnA nlnlI |
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-06

All other persons pretending TO sell the above Ma
chimes, or improvements thereon, are imposters.
apl2-lmeod
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nrHal7'9lpS s'sID9NnI 1ni lJb11 2 D18 tsb
ll-ill1ul .l94sIsq g.ilUi
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w z fNNts itfif fu Z
mchar- -d,fic1 saw III
wv yfunQl 9o.i
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POSITIVELY FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLyl

The public are respectfully informed that these
are positively Mesrs. Heyde Hummel's farewell
nights in Columbus for a long time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-20

DR.. NAMING, Of Palmer, has brought
suit against W. s. Nichols, of Monson, Mass,
TO receive two hundred dollars for medical
attendance upon his daughter, who for seve
raj years has been unable to walk or talk
Or. Manning says be began treating her in
January last, and agreed to charge nothing
for his services unless he could make her
walk and talk before the first Of May She
recovered previous to that time, and her
friends decline paying the doctor bill,
claiming that her remarkable cure was caused
by the prayers of the church, and not by any
medicine of the Doctors.
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NOTICE is hereby given that II. W. sam
1 y pie, William Trnhs lnsn C y. Davis, JOHN A.
Bishop. Erie ]. Leech. Hurry Ful,on Ea.ard Mnmm,
James NJ Billings. N. ~h~si+r. Nicholas sarseans. u.
l. Rnddh l. J. J. Brse Wm Paterson b. Chitten.
den, J. H. Bat kcr I-Aiah Hale, John y. CleEhorn.
vanorsda OF the County Of Lee aed st@te Of fo~a and
John schee, q Clark C.uny Nj -orii hare organixd
themselves With ,ho.e Who b. reaer become
ssrd with them into corporate ard Joint Stock Com
pany under tn- isss RI Iosa relative to such
tcrs, In the narrr and title 81
"The Union live stock Insuranss CO.
Tbs principal piac. CT business u the Company il in
the City vi kessk~h. loSa
The a4fnre q the bosisr-. h. transacted BIZ the
pany Is the INSERaNfE or LIVE STOCK AGAINST
THEFT, ACCIpENrF AND DEATtt.
TIL amount capital "a. OK anhorired IL Two Hss-
dre Thousand Dollar. and he snarra-@d frar time
TO business TIE May qaire d.
ded into .hsrcs OF One Hun rid noiIAIs ea Ihs Com
pany may commence business wht1 twenty Thorssnd
Dollars ska to suScribed and ten per Of thaf
paid in. The residue Of the 10 euhJ.ct
be paid in - required BY tbs Drsftors. The corpora
tton continue twenty years-< ne~ableb BY vote Of
the ssor kh0As-s.
The private property Of the rtockhoiders Is made
enpi from liability for eospurste dets, .xceit Asprov
ded BY law.
fhe bus cf the Company Is TO be nrn.rei hY
Bos j Of nine Directors who empowered TO elect
and also SECRETARY and Treasurer and snch ether on
and agents shall b. necessary conduct the
business Of the Camrany Th- annual elections for H.
recfors TO be held the 1st Thursday Of june
each year.
The a.ility Of the Company shall at no time exceed
double the amount q Capital stock.
oias saSaaant John A. bishop, J. J. Brice Rudoiek
Isaiah Hsle and John sche- elected Directors
serve until the annual election in 1861.
At a meeting of the Directors thr following Officers
were elected te-wis;
IT. W. SAMPLE President
wIlIItM ZIMMERMAN. Vice President.
A. B. CffirraSnEv TREASURER.
KRIE J. LEEcH, Secretary.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-20

WHAT THE INVASION CosT GASADA.-It is
stated that the expense incurred by Canada
IN consequence Of the Fenian invasion, up to
this time, may be estimated at sum not far
short of S2,5O0,o00. and that sum will be
largely increased before the matter subsidies
into quietness
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-20

COLGATE , AROMATIC vlGEIAsiE SOAP.
A superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
sesetabie Oiis in combination with Glyeerins;
aud especially designed the use of Ladies' and or
the y arsery. tt perfume Is exquisite, and i.s
ing properties unriyalled. For sale by all druggists
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