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RidIsAL SoTicE.-ToJ aaxhes James II 4 30
" kiisktn \ Ford. Hrttget ayers Eiiiabsth Mar
yell Amanaa 7 iiass.s Jsues i1prr, hn.tes sc Jno
"itnrr, ERA D " Ford James wanon L4apd~f
hartasr John MARVEL. A Chissrndrn Co a
L~sxh, Am Thompson Co. 4 Du tl~y, Q Mo-rfson /
Go, ync Reeves, Henry Foots Hsnry Foxisr rs,ora a.
pssis, eioddard. GBackinshAm, ChAs Par.ons )
HAstmAr. Richard Pyle, Nary sriith wyko6 Geo n
Smith kobt haii.ton. Robert Baiston HsHry slih ani
peming defendants. Ton hereby not.6sd ia 4
there sns~ h.~ IN the Clerks oce II the Di.tr4c
Court Of L@< county. Iowa, Al Ksohnk petition n
eqaty u Hrsn barney cis.ping taaxmsnt e. san.t
ysa- Q HsxAes cd Jsn~ Hisps, IN ssrs q
four hundred. ffty-nins and $500 doIaYs
upon psyt.sst q taxes msa. BY ptainta By virtns
Il the prosi9ns OF yoar mortgage male Charles Ma.
upon lot enc q, two ~ three ISL biock ia
and lots .. II, aad Il block 2oi in city OF 80
kwk Iosa 10 Addition 10 Judgment rendered In aid
court At thu special Mar term 1ssi suit Of ssia
plaintiff r<Ts1s Hagh.~, And Isnsa Haxoa for the
snH ofsso thoasasd four hapdr-A AMI t~eisc and
-ile dollars snj Hnst AL said dc-nasnss atoye
nsns also PRAYING fs S-eeee Of sale OF said "a
pay said sums ADD the -rtinwu.hnnnt al ti.it o-
tsr--t right and eatty " redemption npan surk Aair
and for general r-li~f ke Nov roo each sppeAr
and answer sad -titsn By Of the d 81
the next t~-h IT si court be held the nr.f fo
day " February. 1851 alignment and decree vii be-
had therein as prayed for.
ft Rev stanp, 50 essl II. SCOTT HOW ELI.
esel PfAs Atty
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FOETnY.
-
CONyUoAL RO0TAY.

David Barker, Esq, Who has producet
zone Of the bestPpetry ever writes b. /
Maine bard, pleased With little incidsn
which Aappepad IN his famIlyr- .sthe. 6rst 90.
currence Of the kind"-eave ven. to hi
feelings in the following imaginative pisce:
ore night = Old 81 Peter dept,
he LEFT the doors Of bsayeu sjsr,
When thssasA httls angel ssept,
And came down with . falling star.
One summer, ~ the blessed beams
or morn appeared, my blushing bride
AwAkeAsA from sons pleading dssaAs,
And found an angel by her side.
God grant but this, ask no more,
That when We leave this world of SIM
He'll wing his way 70 THAI Knight shors,
And hnd the door u heaven again.
Whereupon We propose the following:
ST. PErKa' . REPLY.
For eighteen hundred years or more,
I've kept my gates securely tyled,
There has no little angel stray'd,
Nor none been missing al The while.
did not sleep, A. you supposed,
Nor left tho doors Of heaven ajar,
Nor has little angel left,
And gone down With falling star.
Go ask your blushing bride, and see
If she don't freely own and say
That when she found that angel babs
She found itin the good old way.
God grant but this-I AK no more,
But should yonr numbers utill enlArge
That you win not do as before,
And bring it to Old Peters charge.
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0RIGINAL KoTIcE.-To Edsara A. Ho,ts. Jno v.
~ Rankin, dso. 2. Kilboarns. H, 4. Kiibosrre, y "
800, - n.Atse, 0ss. Hsbe,s, HseaSsdneson
and Heftis simpson. Hambieton executors Of "
csimpson, deceased Moses, D Moe1s, WIN Moses,
Garrett Davis, Maytha yssan. WIN II Chattneld, L b
Eaton. 9ertrude Baton. 0ren Sage, J wycoG. Joua
than wyeon Geo Ms kdsar1 6eyfsrth, Ahdre~
ossss,s nessy, Ley barry ConeAhls Smith, .
saheAy q. bessi fletcher, Henry ldss, Chas v
soltHeoa, Anfnst et9ns AuSust Gran, Edv Jargas.C
E h1e, 80 na.aes Daeti. VIM fhompson CO. 90
kilkoarne Defendsats. You are hereby potin.d that
SG.sy g assta - 0ssk'snaas r. ~ ulsar.et
uDuft q - coanty. Iowa, !. Keokuk petition y
AirAm barney. claiming judgment agAinst 20. ~
~ tooss. for the snm Of txo thous-
and collars upon your deed Of trnst made 10 D
kiboMn~. upon tbs foiiosins Asscnbsd pssaisss
t0sE Al block ons husdrsd asA thifty-ons uSlI
foss fouS ~ i've o. snd ax (e in block Isl .xsyAvr
tbs city Ioss sd = agnisss yeu Ill pssyng
f me freeiosufs Of sid desd Of trust ks sas of sd
ems freed 81 al fstefsssn Of said Ia same
% pay o. ssid debts the sxunsush nsntof eli eqssy III
ssdsaefa0n, and for g~assa reiisf Nov ssch cf you
,so appear and ssswsr said petition BY noon u he
second DAY o. the ne1t term o. said Court b. Asla
o. the nrsf Monday OF February, ls57 Or judxmest
VII tt ~ th<rsa - pray ID for ~ dsfanlt
IL hsv stamp H. SCOTT 40 xgLL
oeci Atty for Plt1
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n Office.

10 Cry HsIs. Wa. Seeie, ,. npfss kovR, ard NJ X
ka3oone.
YOU are hereby notified that there. 10 now
i Gle in The Clerks ossce Of the District
Court cf Lee county. Iowa, At Keoknk petition
Of James Hrnes. claiming o. you tbs foreclosure OF
certain tar deed exscated him by the Caty OF
o., m biock thirty nt In said city or Keokuk Lee
comfy. Iowa s4is bot sss sold AMI conveyed 70 the
psintd far tbs payment IL eertssp special taxes due
the city Of R-okHk CT the year 1870
An9 uaiers yer appear theeeio and dafend before
Of the second aay Il the next tie said
Court, TO he begun aud hoa-n IN KsoAnk on the lat
lay Of FEB aary, 1861 default viii he entered
against you, and decree rendered them prayed in
petit4cn JOHN BRUCE,
eSsNP. 90 ca Attorney for PisintiH.
noslG
fIyo Nathaniel Mccres Adam Peplss, John nariv, cd
Il Hart execnsc OF the estaie Of Jacob ecisao.
ner decreased Alfred Bungsy: You herrbv notified
before the hrst DAP Of Dec smher 1856 there
will be fle in the once Of the Clerk OF Dtrict
Court Of Le county Iowa IT Keokuk, petition Of the
Lawrence Coal compAny, claiming Of 200 the said Va
thApiei MeCrcs the aum Of six Thousand hundred
- 81. g. o. sd u ofics 10 bicck Is rard's addi-
ton the city u Kcpkuk Lee county Io~a aud also
pfsyiag for the enfecutnt eta vendors len npsu eaid
property for the amount above named and fx decree
Tor tho sale Of said lots fr tbs pay Of aid
AID interest AMI unless you ppear thereto aud defend
before OF tbs second day OF the Of tho
id District Court IT K.pknk, - the hrst
Mosdsy In February 1867 Judgment AID decree viii be
re nderesisgs sou ny default
RANKIN K McCIARY Atty for PIN
t5) cts Rev stamp, csnceiiedI dec2
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FESEE--FISiI--FISH.
HERRING, Etc, Etc,

Keep Constantly on Hand:
MAcKEREL--No i. bbls,, halves and kits.
MACKEREL-No, 2, :.
MACKEREI-No. 5. =. -.
SALMON, No. l, :. =.
sAlMoN-Fresh-llb h., 2 ID, and lb.
HERRING-No l, bbls., halves and kits.
MISUNDERSTANDING and scaled
TONGUES and souNDs-Extra kits
HALIBUT FINS-Extra kits.
CODFTsH-Lerse drums and half drums.
CODFISH-Medum size drums.
Goldfish :. boxes
PoLLoCK-drums and half drums.
HADDoGK-quarter drums md boxes
LOBSTER-Fresh, l lb. and H.
oYsTERs-Cove ID. and b, cans
PICKLEs-Mxed, gallons half gallons, pnts and quartz
PICKLES-Gherkias,
PICKLES :. half bbls. and kegs.
:PlchLEs-ohions'
CATCHUP-Tomato, Davis, Cowdrsy, Numsen Carroll
Il 90.
ToMAToEs-fresh 2 and 3 h.
PEPPER SAUCE-pnts and half pnts.
0L1VES-quarts and pints.
OLIVE OIL--quarts and pins.
CAPERS-captal and superfne.
PEACHES-fresh, 2 and lb.
PINE APPLE-fresh,2 :.
STRAWBERRIES :. :.
BLACKBERRTEs :. :.
GREEN PEAS :. :.
FRUITs-assorted, and s1b. cans
FRUITS :. pckld, and lib. cans, and cts glass
PREsERvEs-Shaker, quarts in jars.
Observation-Disclosures, Carroll Il Co, quarts and pnts.
JELLY-assorted, quarts, pints, and half pints.
JELLY l6 ounce u ounce, aud ounce tunblers
JELLY-Red Currant, quarts and pnts
FLAyoRING OVERWHELMINGLY assorted.
LEMON sYRuP-quarts, Davis cowdreys
MILk-Bourden's condensed.
SuGAR-crnshcd and puversed, Lovring's.
SuGAR-crushed b., New York refined.
l,NF hnSn md an
5EEsssEEE5P9B g. aa ~ u s5 Rsas:'
G GiiSiE " :. ::
s ssAA5SE;EArus. :: :: :.
soDA-B5;caEb, kegs.
CIINl1A,iMoN-stck, in mats.
and medium size Chase Co
S SH5sSEIHEEbss Families. rrsston,s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
eeooGo92AhPPPrepared, .~.''
s sakTl5 g. g. a aRf . B B. Cages Ssss
SALT-Pembroke, in
PAILS-Brass bound.
zHyy5sS kEss, sS$ g Z il gfs s nest
Azh HHSRES zEsyE and medium 't's'
BRusHEs-scrub, all sizes.
bLAChlNtt-lIarge, medium and small size, Ma50nA
PAPER-StrHw, all sizes.
PAPER-Paln
BARLEY-Pearl, in kegs lbs each.
PEAS-Split, bbls. and kegs.
COFFEE-Ro and Java.
TEaS-Impersi in chests and caddies
TEAS-Oolong -. =.
STARCH-Duryeas superior.
STARCH satin gloss.
STARCH . corn
STARCH :. Maizenea,
STARCH-Foxes.
SOAPS and 48 lb boxes Winchester's.
S0AP-S0 lb boxes Morgans.
SOAP-Almond :.
S0AP-Castle
CAEDLES--Star full light weights Proctor Gambles
CANDLES-Sperm.
COAL OIL-Barrels and tins.
LARD-Tierces and kegs
HAMS-Tierces
YINEGAR-Pure cider, in bbls
BUTTER-ffosen, frkns and kegs
BUTTER-Western -.
CHEESE-E. D. and Western.
CHEESE-New York State.
POTATOES--Cheice Jackson Whites
Observation-Disclosures.
Fresh supplies constantly received and for sale by
s. D. MOODY CO.,
67 Tchoupit6ulaH street
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PRESSES AND COTTON GINS.

PRESSES AND COTTON GINS.
DENNIS COTTON PRESS,
tFoRMEBLY UNION COTTON PREss3
On Terpseichore street,
Between TchoHpitouas and Peters street,
OFFICE 46 CARONDELET STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
Is prepared receive Cotton storage
pressing. D. B. PENN. Proprietor.
VzCRsBuRG COTTON pREss,
Bounded by
LEVEE, CAL1IOPE, GAIENNIE and the RIVER.
6aiilman 81 Bonzano;
Proprietors, New Orleans,
H~Orders left at the Price Current Office No. 1871 Grsvet
street. at f. Bonzanos Office No. Clinton street, will hsve
immediate attention.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


RosTIcK d. SEYMOUR,
Importers and Dealers In
HARDWARE, .-.-. .sss. -.
SHIP CHANnLERY, a...
BAR AND SHEET IRON, .. "
TIN, TIN PLATE,
COPPER AND ZINC,
RUBBER HOSE,
BETTING,
PACKING,
GUM, CANVASS,
COTTON DUCK, lt,
CoRDAGEs, Co..
OILS AND COLORS,
COOKING STOVES, all sizes.
TIN WARE, stan,pers, plain, planished and japanned
&c and IS Fulton street, IS and 81 Front street
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Security Insurance Company,
Cry OF NEW Yong.
FIRE, RIVER AND MARINE RISKS.
Assets near S2,c0o,000

In opening his Agency Of teen years standing
te temporary suspenon) tho undersigned is gratfed in
being able to offer the of New Orleans anquestion
able security above set forth of NINE MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS and of nouncng that he is fully authorized
to issue policies against the pe of the and rivers and
against loss damage by fire. at the of premium
less twenty per cent will adjust E all losses his
Agency with the beraty and pren2eas Characteristic of
HOME Companies, aer
This large concentration Of capital in addition to the
rior security offers will enable the asen aeeeps OF heavier
lines Presses Warehouses and St0cs aud River AMI
Marine risks thereby saving the insurer much inconvenience
and trouble securing protection large and he
pecuy asks from his friends and the public continuance
Of the confidence and patronage heretofore generously
bestowed
Dwelling houses and insured for term of Eve
years or less upon equitable terms.
All necessary information Will be given in reference Life
Insurance, upon the new principle of
NON-F FORGETTING POLICIES,
Payable in five annual ten annual annual payments and
applications forwarded for those desiring their families
against the uncertainties Of ie absolute certainty
DEATH
st. Louis Mutual Life Insurance Company,
ST. LOUIS, Mo.
Assets 100000.
The undersigned would also attention of the public
to the great advantages and security offered through
medium of the
GENERAL ACCIDENT LIFE POLICY.
II is subject worthy consideration for in an uge
like the present. where ordinary safety of individuals
unheeded and human life lsmentnbly dsregarded
behooTes all to themselves against casualties,
most certain to occur, and this be done the
Travellers Insurance Company,
HARTFORD, CONN,
Assets, $5s7 1893 10.
The undersgnedis fully prepared TO issue POLICIES in this
the pioneer ACCIDENT COMPANY of this country against
all kinds Of Accidents, at home abroad for taing
centage weekly for total
disability and the payment of fixed OF death
within specified period. ~
Explanatory Pamphlets Cards etc. obtained of the
Agent.
ma No Medical Examinations required and the Age
Parties only for Identification.
Temporary Office in the private Office of
Messrs. WIN. II. HENNING Il Co.
Nos. 95 and 81 Camp street-{up stars)
HARMON DOANE, Agent.
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MAcH1SERF,..... MACHINERY
STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS SINGLE MACHINES

Gin Gearing, Wroughtiron shafting, Pulieyss
Wroueht-iron Aales and Truck Wheels; .u.g..
Woodward and Worthington Steam Pumps
McGowan's Lift and Force Pumps;
Doube-acting Lift and Force Deck pumps;
Douglass Garden and Well Pumps;
Hair Boiler Felting;
Ashcrofts Steam and Vacuum Gnages;
Faber's Magnetic Water Guages.
Glass Tubes for Thermometers and Water Guses
shest.iron Anchor Buoys;
Rubber Steam and Water Hose;
Wrought-irpn Pipes of all kinds;
Iron and Brass Steam Fittings and Connection
Plumbing Brass work of every description;
shee Topper and Sheet Iron market prices
Engineer Stores of every variety, always hand
Copper Tin sheet-ron Blacksmith and Brass Work exc.
cuted the shortest notice the
syphon Steam Pumps, Msrshs patent direct from tbs
mandatory.
Orders solicited JOHN L. BARINGER
Nos l5 1856 and m Magazine street. and No Is Notrs Dame
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NJ ARshH a CO. "a. ....-
JOHN C. MARSH PRESTON W. EYRE, WILLIS A.
sTEWART)
Manufacturers of STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS
BRASS IRON CASTINGS for steamboat plantation
use building, etc All kinds of backsmthing done
shortest notice. Particular attention given to repairing
boat and plantation machinery. H.. .4
NO 256 NEW LEvEE STREET,
Between Delord and Gaieune Streets New Orieans
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OPTIONAL JOURNAL
JOURNAL. OFFI0IEL.

sEN ii u ia LOUISA y,
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a MeTCredi, N0Fembfe ~ IS6o.gS73
Lc aAslat se remit commencement Iajoufne-
ment.
Sont presents honorable Victor Burthe, Presls
dent tiy siasaf, au fauteail. NM. Anderson, Arm-
STRONG. Hsll Bsrault. Barrow. Brown, BreWnlses
Coco. Cooley; Dayignaud. Egan, Ellis, Fo eng fan-
Z nsy, Gordon, Kenner, Lott, NOLAN, Nun
dsy. mi Hui de More Nicolas Palfrey, Purr
cell, Tayior, Welcl, Wileoxon ~ Wood 2s sena-
sAurs presents. ny
III Journal dshier M ~ III approuvs.
al xrr1cA xIoS D'UN MEstBRE.
sur motion de M NsW ION de Morehonae, e ser
neIlt IA N par Il NJ William
Ii. Essa ~ ssur 6u du district compose des pa
n ~ Claiborne 1T Boasier ct Il prend
- sSeRe ~
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zele, votre assiduite ct votre devouement sincere
tout ce qui exgige votre attention. -. o. .a.
Recomnandant Get Etat ct tous les int6r6ss pub
lies yotre garde eclair6e, j'invoque avec humli.
te les benedictions de Deu sur la communate, sur
ses seryiteurs ct sur lie peuple souverain
j. MADISON WELLS.
Sur motion de NJ. Anderson il est ordonne quill
soft imprime pour lusage du senat 1000 copies du
messages du gouverneur en- angais ct 500 en- fran
Gals. LES l5-,. .--.. --.<
Sur motion de NJ. Palfrey lie SQUAT sajourne d
demain Ii heures A. M.
HENRY B. KELLY,
Secretairc du Senat.
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VACUUM PAN. CDNDENSER, AMI
PUMPING ENGINE.

PUMPING ENGINE.
One CEst Iron Globulhr VACUUM FAN diameter
BIZ feet high capable of making each strike 1000
tIisugal Sugs. 1t Is supplied with Copper Worm 81 inches
in diameter and 60 feet long and is furnished with Thernone
ter Proof Stick Cocks and everything make cnpsta
One Cast Iron CONDENSER for above Pan.
One Vertical Beam ENGINE Pinch Cylln4e,thres
feet stroke complete with Governor cold water and
Pumps together with vertical Air Pumps das-
and nch stroke lined with brass stayes with ps
tons and rods.
The above machinery very substantial Ia Fitted up the
best style, and nearly JOHN L. BAR1NGER,
Nos i l56 and 58 Magazine and No ss Notre Dame
street
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SESSION ExTRAoRpISAfRF pr 1865.
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SAILS pE Ia GHAMBRE DIES SENATEuRsss,s3}
MeTuredi, EoFenabre 70 1863. |s3
! s61lat de- reuuit c0nformement . Tajoufne-
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Make the Most Of Yourself.

Some time ago was travelling in the cars,
and soon after took my seat lady en-
tered accompanied by young lad appar-
emily ten or twelve years old The cars
were not then crowded. and didn't think
it st all strange when she turned over seat
and gave it to her son, and took the opposite
one facing him herself
Plenty Of room 10 always very desirab bic,
and to take it, not at all selfish, unless, Is
often happens, the world we live in gets
crowded! so I looked at the lady without
any wish to criticise or find fault
But pretty soon the car began TO fill up.
Men came in looking about anxiously for
ladies, and one pale, and sick looking man
had to stand up until l offered my seat. l
looked at this woman and her son in perfect
astonishment She'll surely take up her
sa,chel, thought, and tell her son to take
q seat by her side, and make room for two
on his seat, but there sat the woman as
quietly as if every body were comfortably
seated and there lay her satchel by her
side, there on the opposite seat sat "sonny,"
with no thought Of being disturbed.
Iexpected every minute to see the mother
give up one of the seats, and, to my perfect
surprise, heard her at last say
sonny, or you'll have to divide your seat
with that old woman"
looked up and saw the conductor cast
ing his eyes about to find seat for an old
lady he had brought into the cars.
should have given her my seat without
any delay. but l was curious to see what
the mother and son would do. That the
boy would finally resign his seat, supposed
but evx,
convinced that nothing was further from his
intention, for he stretched out and made the
most q himself, according to direction.
The conductor at last spied him, and tax
ing him by the arm, as if 70 raise him up,
said, swell, young man, l must disturb
your nap"
Then turning to the mother, he said
Madam, will you please take up your
satchel and give this boy seat by you.
want to turn over this seat and give it te
this lady"
The boy resigned his seat, but evidently
was very much out Of humor. - was al
fixed, and you might have left me alone,
he said in an undertone.
81 saw you were all fxed,' replied the
conductor with a smile, but found II ne
cessary to disturb you.-iou ought to have
known better than to take whole ssat
when the cars are full. shall know YOU
the next time sec you, young man,
Nothing more was said. The mother wal
too indignant to speak, and the boy had
said all he dared to say.
l left the cars, thinking, with the CON
ductor, that should know the boy the mex
time saw him.
1t was sad picture Of selfshness, and i
panied as well as disguised me. There wal
boy beginning his life by acting out selfish
ness, and seeking his own comfort, to th'
great discomfort Of ethers.-Prssbyt~ia,
Banner
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THE BRANCH orYIcR AT CHICAGO.

For the purpose Of giving to It's policy holders in the
West all the advantages Of the locaiization Of this
beniicent institution In their midst the company has
established branch Office At Chicago under the man
agement Of Messrs. White Goodwin.
All claims for losses wen as other business of the
company will henceforward. far as the same may
the Northwestern States be disposed u without
reference to the Home office.
The company have leased q suite Of rooms in the
new Garden City Insurance Blu lding (westsde Of the
Court House Sqnaie) for their permanent once aud
will occupy them completed Temporarily
they will be located at 70 LaSalls street,
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AssRTs-JANUARY LIST, 1866.
ACCIDENTS INSURED AGAINST.

This company insurep against the following casual
tes AL forms Of dislocations broken bones ruptured
tendonA sprans conclusions, crushings bruises cuts
stabs gunshot wounds burns and scalds bites Of mad
dogs or serpens unproyoked assault by burglars rob
bers murdercrs etc. the action of lightning or sun.
stroke, the effect Of explosions. chemicals, floods
earthquakes. suocation by drowning choking when
such accidental injury is the cause Of death to the
insured, Of total disability to follow his usual
avocation.
We may say, In general terms the Traveller insures
against every possible form Of casualty to life and limb
everything except disease.
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4 BALLAD or NANTUCKET.


By Z. ,. ALpRrcE.
"whsrs 60 you, pretty Maggie.
Where 80 you In the rsins"
- 60 to ask the sailors
Vino sailed the Spanish msia
"If they have seen my Willie,
aH4 II he III CONS back TO me- b
II IL 50 sad to have him
A-sallins on the sea-"
% Maggie, pretty Maggie,
Turn back to yonder town:
Your Willie's In the ocean,
A hundred fathomY d0wnl
Ills hair IL turned to ssA-kelp, uI
His eyes are turned TO stones,
Aud twice two years have knitted
The coral round his bones.
Tho blossoms and tho clover
Shall bloom and bloom again,
But never shall your lover
Come Ger the Spanish maini" sif
But Maggie never needed,
For mournfnlly said she:
"It Is 50 sad 10 hnve him
y A. sailing on the sea-"
She loft mo in the darkness:
heard the sea-gulls screech,
And bury winds wero growing
With breakers on the beach.
Tho bells Of old Nantucket,
What touching thipgs they said.
When Maggie lay a-slceping
With lilies round her head.
The parson preached a sermon,
And prayed aud preached again
But she had Como to Willie
Across the Spanish mainl
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OVER SEVEN HUNDRED COMPENSATION LOSS
ES PAID

On the books Of the company arc recorded over
seven hundred cases Of weekly compensation loeses
paid within the past eighteen mouths for noi-atal
injuries. These losses have without single exception
been paid promptly without oontssting one and with
perfect satisfaction to the policy holder The receipts
for each of these losses on Ale. They vary in
amount from s. to $3.50 each, and embrace men of all
professions trades and occupations; rich and poor
in all States Of the Union and include the
greatest variety of unusual accidents ever
collected in this country.
large number Of these weekly compensation losses
were paid TO citizens Of the Northwest and the living
witnesses to the prompt and fair manner IN which
these losses were adjusted and paid may be found in
many Western cities and towns.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-02-07
WEEKLY COMPENSATION.

An important consideration, which commends aoef-
dent insurance to public favor its system Of weekly
compensation. Under ordinary life policy the per-
son whose life is insured reap any personal
benefit from the assured; it goes his family or
heirs after his death. But any person insured in the
Travellers who is injured BY any accident whatever
severely as to temporarily disable him from attending
70 his business receive insurance once and have
the consolation of drawing his fifteen twenty dollars
per week toward paying doctors bills and family
expenses