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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1866-09-29
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Que deviendra.t-elle Ce que de-
Went toute futiits dsns le pays
des ssges, ou tosse euvre serieuse
dams le pays des fcss. eaI.aoalF
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tisser inutiIemeut 10 pieco din.
dienne de l'extravsgsnte fantaisie I
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hasard . transform3 phomme raj.
sonnsble en- Journalistic on en- ro'
mancier. Get honme est incura-
bic, Get homme ne pest ttre sauve
que par IN miracle de 10 Provi-
dence. C'est pour lui que fut in.
vente le rocher de Sisyphe; c'est !
lui que sont reserves .outes les tor
lures de rcsprit ct du cour; c'est
en- lui que sc realize ie type le plus
complet du gslerien social. LIE bon.
lot quill traine ! son pied sang'ant
,e revele partout ct partcut raccom.
pagnc. Jour ct mutt hiver ct prin.
temps, sous 10 ciel girls d'Angle'
terre GU le ciei bleu de la Loui.
siane, l'l,omn'e de- lettres porte le
chitimeut de 90 desobeissancc OF
de 80 ,deraisch ct poursuit une
existence plus miserable que ce!le
du dernier des mendiants do la
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chs~tc GU plsi-ante, on lui croft
lhumenr gale ct Ia mutt rose; parce
Quill raiso"nc. conseilIe ct perore,
on lc salue du nom de moraliste ct
de pessesr; psrcc q'iI bfods des
reves ct des amours, on ne s'sper.
COLT pas que lc canchensr est 'e
compsgnon assidu de ~ vie de ma.
ltdictions ct de ,usnsonges: gfs q
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tune de scs caresses, no lui laisse
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ct n'a qu'nns minute de virginite.
Puts il en- est tant qui portent svec
eux l'obscurite, l'oubli ct parfois
l'epvis! ,pa vt II afa aaye
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folie. de. a rage. de u peste, -du
cholIrs, De 10 msladie sacr6e de Ra.
belaie, mais on ne guIrit jamaie de
10 usonomamie de i'bomme de let
tres. Les ssrcasmes sont des don.
ehss impuissaptes i eslmerles sccss
psrsodiqses de Il fureur littersire;
lee dSceptiops ct lcs d1boires ne
font ea,sogmenter l'Ipilepsie ct
les crises iDcessantss do paperss-
siar,. Est.ce .oreasil wants iop b.
tiss7 c'sst tost sinplenent mala-
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mort seule met FIN 4 cette af1liction.
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mort seule met fin 4 cette afiliction
Heureux ceux qui prennent Ia
vie par le cote serieux ct gravel
Heureux. trois fois heure ux les
hommes de saine raison. de juge'
ment exact. d'esprit snfRsant qui
chassent le r4ve. u fantastic ct Pas
piration pour s'accouder tranquil.
lement sur 'e compton du modesto
epicier! Ceux-li ne connaissent point
les defsiliances ct 10 fsim, 10 lassi.
tude dune ale battant le vide, la
desolation dune ame desenchantee,
les d<sillusions dun cmur mort
pour setre trop enivre aux joies
du spiritualisme ct de l'ideal. lis
sont heureux. Ils font de l'ar.
gent du lard ct des enfants.
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du monde; l'epicier est Ia pierre
d'assisc de Ia socitte. Les gamins
jettent des pierres 4 J.-J. Rousseau |;
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4 ses dragees. Les CANINE sont des
sages. aa-iTsmE 2 hgfiE
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ami, des fops incurables ct dignes
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,1a aENEMERIDEs IS.
Sent. .-Bstsille de Monterey.
sI1G do del'empereur Maxine.
SXG Has1 1.-Colomb dec0uvre Ia terre.
lkE:< 1t 26. u 99.--BatNille do Zurich.
.lch- l06s-0uillaume 10 Conquerant
N-rey part Dc St-valery pour IAN.
gleterre. J .r.
"l4s3.-Colomb part do Cadix pour
son second voyage.
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Gtst de Wurtemberg. q
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sr6ne d Espagns.
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ENE BRIDES

St.Jcan. b aptiste, % septembre 1866.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-23
New York osses,y Naskst.

From the Shipping List, March l7th.l
CorPEE-The market was seldom dul'er than At
present, and Ne have only 70 notice 200 bags Rio,
from first hands, at Is cents, gold. Our quota
tons must be considered nominal In Philadel
phia, 1000 bags Rio, per Anna Wellington. sold
at Isle, gold, in bond.
ErGAR-The business in raw has continued very
moderate, owing - much to the small quantity
Immediately on the market, ~ TO the light demand
from consumers, Who are looking for lower range
Of prices the receipt and simultaneous discharge
Of the large numper Of cargoes now here or under
stood to be due 1t this port. Prices in the mean
time favor buyers, and our quotations Of refining
grades Cuba are again reduced one-eighth OF =
cent per pound; fair At l0l losc, and good do NJ
l04Gl 10sc, months, for new and old crop-green
and vet Of the hew crop would scarcely bring our
inside figures. Prices Of the better grades are
also little lower. Refined is dull and lower; we
quote other than Stuarts hard 1910 l6lc; soft
white I4A@ l54c, and yellow, which are most in
request. 800 14Ac, cash. The sales Of raw $40
hhds Cuba at 20 Ilsc; 3o2 Porto Rico, ll4@
l34c; II ST. Croix, lie: IL brls Demerara, 1oc 40
hhds and l42 barrels Clarified do, lag 143c; and
1910 bxs Havana, lo3G1 l3ic. The stock yet'~
day Was about 1901 hhds, 40,s6l boxes, l0l,bs2
bags sugar. and 50 hhds Melsdo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-23

The LEcTURE.-The evening could not
easily have been more unpror;tious, but
despite this Chatham Square church was filed
full last evening BY an appreciative audience
who gave to the eloquent utterances Of Miss
Dickinson rapt and delighted attention.
Commencing her address BY alIuding to the
assassination Of Abraham Lincoln, paving
MN ana the section that produced him d
Deautliul tribute, she passed TO a scathiue re-
VIC" u resident johnson. As is well
known, Miss Dickinson is a radical. and IF
the strictest sort. The Union !. = Il. -.
temple of Liberty, and its sancti,y AZ. .n.-,,.
with jealous care.
She demands whole. hearted worsh;n -
to the sordid, who would set up therein their
trade as money changers, who would traffic in
the fesh and blood Of those whom God b.,
made free, who would sacrifice Justice and
human rights to temporizing expediencv.
she has not only rebuke, bat whips and
scourgings. She has been radical throuphou,
this entire contest. At times Abraham Lin
coin moved too slow for her, and she directed
against him, then, the swift torrent of he
terrible invective. Now she arraigns Andrew
johnson. as q foe to liberty and justice. How
justly she does this, time must prove. Bu
certain y ths much, that she does her worl
- being lmpelled thereto BY love Of freedom
ana IN defense Of humanity, and fhas she doe.
her Work with rare power and eloquence.
Her voice is clear, full, powerful and r.,c.
dious. Her enunciaiion is peculiarly di.t;nc,
and beautiful She has few gesture, ~
these nos until shs kadlss with hss tho.a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-23
Markets BIZ TELEGRAPH.


New York Market.
By Telegraph NEv YosK. March e.
CottonMore active and excited and fully le hg her,
1t llc for middling upland
Tlour-Heavy and common grsdes deeinings aals at
1907 80 for sound Extra State, and 1sOs IS Tar
ceMmon 10 good extra =. II. o., and seoll 70 for
Trade Brands market c'osing heavy.
whisky-kssies, wesass 26h62 q.
Grain-wheat dull and common grades declining, as
IS for Milwaukee Club; 81 for pev No Milvaskfe
and - choice Amber etate- Rye quiet Barley in
mode request Corn heavy AID less activs and lc
lower 60 A@'3c for unsound and iSo7sc for sound
mixed westerp both In and delivered inelsAins
parcel very choice At &c delivered Oats moderate
quest 1t 3s4lc unsound vessers and 520ssc
sound do
Sugar In better request At loOlc for Cuta Mucovao;
and Is for Porto Rieo. Molases more sct,ve cog
&c Musoovado a. Porto Rlcs and Csc for Bar
ba6ose.
iPetrolenn- Dull At 2lO2s for Crude, and ss04o fos
Refined in Bond.
Provsions-Pork opened heavy end lower. but closed
more firmly At 2Sl2l1 for mess, eosrg At = lz1
for cash. n % for old d snd Il 2s05l for psins
also 1 80 bbls msn for April and Nay seller
option, At ~ Co925 90. Beef steady at 10 o0020 %
for new plain mess and % s0@24 90 for new sxtrs
mes Bssf haus heavy II - so1ss 90. Cut neas1
activs II HH0I2N Tor shoulders aud I6DlsL for
hams Bacon hrmer 1t l53S4isHc for Cumberland
cut, and 1914 SIC for short-ribbtd Lard quiet II
l71ls1x. Butter duh It 2sDsse fos Ohio, and sO0eu
for Stats. Cheese dull at 16sa2a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-23

In the case Of DR.. Benjamin F. Newland:
of Indiana, who has been indicted for the
murder Of Evans, the clericel seducer, is said
that questions of politics are invoked and
help to augment the excitement. The doctor
has been released on forty thousand dollars
BAIL
News from North Alabama represents
the coming crop is improving. The freed
negroes have made contracts with the plan
tiers to very satisfactory extent, and the
white people have gone to work with COM
mendable purpose to better condition.
The Copiahan, Mississippi paper, ad-
vertises SOW for sale-'ssold for no FAULT,
except that, having been raised by Method.
ist preacher, she has acquired too great
partlaiity for spring chickens to be agreeable
to the present owner.'
- The Burlington (Vt.) Free Press ridicules
the report that Fenian raid upon Canada is
TO be organized there, and says that all the
Vermont Fenians belong to the O'Mahoney
wing, and object to an invasion Of Canada
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-23

The following were the jobbera' figures for the
leading articles in the dry goods line in New York
on the goth:
Brown Sheetings-Amoskeag, A, Csc.
Bleached Shirtings-Bsy Mill, Soc Columbia,
A, 24c.
Prints-Sprsgue, l9c; Pacific, Ice; Victory, l6c;
Wamsutta, l3e.
Delainee--Maachester, 221c.
Brown Drills-Pepperell, 26c; Winthrop, $50
Corset Jeans-Pepperell, SOC; Bates, 36c.
Canton Flannels-IIamilton, 25c; Lavonia, r,
80 cents.
Ticks-HamiNen. soc; A, 45c.
Strpes-4Oc; Thorndyke, s3c.
Hoop Skirts. Q. / o. T. Mercers IXL ii
former prices.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-23

The wool growers Of Racine, kenosha, Wal
Worth, Rock and Waukesha counties, are to meet
It Darlington, Wis.,, ON Friday, the 23d, for the
purpose of mcmorialifing Congress TO protect the
interests Of wool growers Of the United States, and
10 consider other matters pertaining TO the subject
Of wool. Farmers generally are requested TO at
tend. AZ Congress is expected to take full and
Efficient action on the subject forthwith, there il
no time to lose in forwarding petitions. We un-
derstand that the Western Union Railroad will
carry to and from the meeting at half fare.-Aii-
,rnutee Eesf,aXI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-23
Aonetar AHaiYs.

2onetaxy Affairs.
By Telegraph NEW YoRK, March -.
At the nosnins board there WAS s1ddss psase
Of activity. Tho list throughout was dun; TIE
bull clique were indi.posed, and the beam wsFs
Government stocks arc hrm, bat stin very quiet.
The miscellsseous list il very dull, and weaker.
Money continaes very abundant, and in mode
rate demand. Some Of the banks ask per cent
ON call Loans, but lend little u that rate. The
bulk Of demand loans are made ct per cent, and
are made with private bankers, that being the
universal rate. Prime paper is in active demand,
the rate being to u per cent, with exceptions at
81, and second class ct Q to II per cent.
Dry goods auction paper il very plentiful, and
ranges q 81 to 10 per cent
Gold il without material change. The larger
operators are active in movement the purport Of
which il not yst veSy apparent.
Foreign exchange quiet, and leading drawers
ask 1915 to loS for 80 days sterling, and francs
$50 to 522}.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-23
Destructive Fire.

ST. JoHSsBURY, W., March %,
About half past seven last avening a FIRE
was discovered in the tin shop aonnected with
the railroad repair shop in this place. The
fire spread rapidly and proved very destruc-
tive. consuming the machine shop, new car
house and railroad shop, and part Of the wood
shed, together with two engines ard part Of .
third, with all the machinery, tools, stock,
&c. Nearly oil the cars we're saved. The
loss will reach fully 100000. Insurance
$4,000.
The buildings destroyed were the property
Of the Wassumic Railroad.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-23
New Yerk nsnsy aarke.l

By rs,ssrsphl = NEW YolK, March 2.
Aopsy-Kasier and quiet 1t 60e p cont call loans.
oeseiine kxchaags- lNk010e
0osd-scsfesly % arm, opening l2s5<, declining 70
l27Jk advancing to l2s3<. and cloaing At LIS.
1r.Ishh to Liverpool quiet.
0ovesosnt ssoeks vishra 1t decided change
Usss 5 - ceapons Of 49, loss1; do Of ~. los3<.
Usss 100 Coupons, so3k.
= Of n Coupons, reg 1914.
Treasury Notes - LIT ssriss s95s.
80. = ssis, w.
7-sos. third sssies, se1f
U.s. I Tear CsrtiAcatss nev iegue. o.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-23

The richest individual in Massachusetts, is
10y, the son of the late Joshua Sears. q
Boston merchant, who died leaving this son
as his sole heir. His property was appraised
at about 81 300, 900. The trustees under his
will invested the most of it in real estate on
Franklin street, the dwelling houses Of which
they demolished almost entirely, To make
room for the finest blocks Of stores in our
city. The investment proved highly judi
cious; the property has more than doubled
on their hands, and now reaches an aggregate
OF over s., OOO, 900 in value. The lad who is
to own this is now being brought up in the
amily Of Hon. Alpheus Hardy, one Of the
rnstees, who is leading Boston merchant
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-23
iI,llia aiS Gs1tnlttti1l.
DAnr ear ,:. q. = Ore, 80

DAnr 0ASD Orr o1SfdnI
AazA 3, 1864. /
W petses thas battss 4 rather seesss n or
na.hsl; particalariy primo ssticls; " quots IL
prise Am at s. TO ~.
Eggs are dscliniag, owing partly to resent r.
ports from 81. Loais asd Chicago smasksts Oar
packers and rstail dealers wses oaesins 4 70 l6e.
Good potatoes M not very plenty, owing 70 -
cent I'D roads. Prics ranges from os to ssc from
wagons.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-23

bat he i perfectly III posssssed, and The
lack q reutare does not impress one y bsing
: fs.k She sses no manuscript, oaly ! lev
printed notes - memoranda Of documents
which she wishes to quote, Speaking 1pon
subjects which are kept constaatly belots the
public attention, such i her woadfous
power . lecturer, that for ono hour and
three quarters she held her audience = 4
spell bound with tho magic Of her
oratory, while with intense eaznsstnsss N
almost fierce invective, an irresistible forcs
of argument, the tenderest pathos, the nost
graphic narration, and the sublimess passages
Of impassioned defamation, she disco4rsed
Of "The Assassination and. the Suicide. J"
Some of her grounds Of accusation against
President johnson, We think wrongly, hence
;njudiciously taken. As in the case Of Mr..
Lincoln, Miss Dickinson and al the rest Of
us may find, that while the work Of the pass
ing years may go slowly At times, it goes
surely towards liberty and justice in the end.
Let Us hope 80 at least
Meanwhile We admire Miss Dickinson. a. q
feifless, loyal and eloquent defender Of ''the
Right, y God gives her to see the Right, =
and q ; representative land one, too, Of
whom they may we'll be proud Of the true
loyal women Of the country who have
been 50 constant in their devotion to the
country and the Right.
And il she be radical, let as remember that
her radicalism is upon the side Of the wronged
and the oppressed, Of freedom and enduring
Union, of the Acknowledgement of universal
humanity, which in Gods own time will surely
come to it at last as its birthrieht
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-23

In our notice yesterday of the features Of
Mr.. Hammers music store, we omitted to
mention McPhairs "Star" Piano, an instru-
ment Of great 6neness Of finish mechanically
and of great power, fullness and teauty in its
music. 1t is fast becominga poptiar favorite.
unique and taking instrument is the child &
piano. The juveniles will 60 into ecstacies
about it, and tease pa into the possession OF
one
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-23

Losr.-Between Seventh and Tenth streets
on Main, bundle containg A yards wooden
ocds with lining which the finder. viii please
leave at this Office and be rewarded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-23

LIE GRAND BYINGros is the Great Mogul Of
Iowa Copperheads. LIE Grand calls himself
Jeffersonian Democrat-Heaven save the
mark and the champion, par excellence of
Law. His great regard for constitutional law
led him to be bitterly opposed to his govern
ment during the war. The arbitrary acts"
necessary to crush the rebellion affected him
SO greatly that he preferred the triumphs of
treason to the Unconstitutional administra-
ton of Abraham Lincoln. Now, LIE Grand
should be model in his obedience to law,
but we are sorry to say that he isn't. One of
the cases that has come before Judge Love
court was United States vs.. LIE Grand afore-
said. LIE Grande was charged with having
been engaged, since the passage ofthe Federal
revenue law, in the unprofessonal and ras-
cally business of making deeds and giving
them date prior to the taking effect of the
revenue law. For this peculiarly Copperhead-
ish proceeding, the outraged majesty Of Fed
eral law insisted upon it, that the Great Mo.
gnl should pay the penalties of his offending.
These penalties, to the amount of thirteen
hundred dollars, and four or Eve hundred
dollars additional for costs, were awarded
against LIE Grand yesterday 10 Judge Loves
court. The "Jeffersouian Democrat will
doubtless be convinced that 1.-THE way of the
transgressor Is hard
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-23

A LITTLE daughter Of Senator Stiles, Of
Ottumwa, was scalded SO badly Monday, BY
overturning upon herself 3 pan Of hot water,
as to cause death.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-23

EVERYBODY wants boots and shoes. These
can be had, in quality and price, to suit the
customer, at Bidleman's, No. 80 Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-23

HAD the pleasure Of . call yesterday from
sx-Mayor Loughridge Of Oskaloosa. There
are several Oskaloosians attending Court
horo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-23

Trr Plaindealer boasts Of Fort MAdison's
lumber market, and says that lumber is
cbeaper there than at Dubuque.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-23

IMPROVEMENTS At CAIRo.-The House Com
mittee on Commerce, through Mr. Washburn,
Chairman, have made q report ON the bill
relative to the establishment of Custom
House, U. S. Court House and Patent Office,
at Cairo. They say that March, 1857, Con-
grees made an appropriation Of $50, 600 for
this object, and that this amount has not been
expended, and is still available for this pur-
pose. The comInittee are not advised Of the
reasons why this law has not been executed
by the proper department of the Government
While this law is unexecuted and in iul
force, it would be idle to enact similar law,
for that, too, might remain idle on the statute
book The large and rapidly increasing COM
merce Of Cairo makes it a point where 3 build.
ing for these purposes might be deemed neces-
sary for the public Interest, but as new
question, taking into consideration the state
of the national finances, and the necessity for
the most rigid economy, the Committee could
not recommend new appropriation at this
time, but as Congress decided nearly nine
years ago that such building should be erect.
ed, they knew Of no reason why that law
should not now be executed as other laws are.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-23

Jrsr received, at Bostwick l. Co., large
and choice lot of black silks in gros grain and
gros du rhine. Also a few new and very ele-
CANT styles Of silk poplins, which we offer to
our customers at prices that cannot fail to
give satisfaction. mI7fri.sun-w6t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-23
Can't Agree.

- New YoRK, March q.
The Express special says the committee OF
ways and means cannot agree upon the loan
Bill before them, and no report can be made
for day or two. The majority of the com
mittee are quite antagonistic.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-23

SEE woman in another column picking SAM
burg Grapes for SPEER's WrSR. It Il IN sdmira
BILE article, used in hospitals and BY the Arst class
families in Paris, London, and New York, in pref.
Srence to old Port Wine. II 10 worth trial and
9ives great satisfaction. Oct. - em
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cs.neetie.t Mutual Lii. In.nrare. Co
clip the following firm the New York rndep.,.

W clip the following firm the New York Indep.y.
dat Of eept 18th:
afhis Con pany Organized in Is4s on the urtrsi
system with the we'll Known advantage 81 fnrnvhhR
insurance At its sctual cost In the Of its trp
ness II IL the largest life insurance company the
country, and with the exception OF one German
pany largest In the world Its accumulated capital
nearly SO SO 60 II has paid snce It's anxxcn
81 90 600 the fames and editors Of deceased
members and has refunded s., 900 GOO 10 policy
holders in dividends sulplus premiums Its present
surplus s. 900 oOo, IRON which the annual divi
dend viii Be deelsredsn st q fep. bext The number
OF policies issued during the $50 Its annual
g. 600 It's receipts tor inter
est alone being half . Million which more thaa
paid it. for the year ending Lat November last
From these figures notion be obtained OF the
immense business Done by the and of the adj
vartages offered to insurers Fnfser particulars viii te
fou nd in an adv In another column OF the
life insurance il IL scarcely &c
cay thing this day Lori Chancellor Lyndh nrsts
Yemarf that man with dependent family Is free
from reroach IL his fe 10 Dot insured IL BOT strong
The duty Of being admitted the thing Is
end .afe and cheap company; and The Connecticut
Mutusfis both -
HB. rEx-ErcK 10 the agentfor this popular company
In this city. oct6
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FoRr MADISON has succeeded in securing
for itself an academy, the FIRST term of which
will commence April ID.
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CITY NEWS.

Bills OF LADrsc, in large or mail guam
titles, for sale at this once.