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The Portland daily press., 1866-07-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Tho lTYGTENTC WINE introduced into the Uni
toll States by Mcssrs. lambert Il Kamping Now
York, is fine imported Tonic used throughout ga
repc. This Tonic Is unlike the common Bitfcrs mftt
GetnIed in this country. being prepared in PARIS.
nom furc Sherry, ami has the approval Of Physicians
everywhere Containing NO ALCOHOL or any LIQUOR
WHATEVER II Is NOT INr0NlcATING IN THE LEAST.
It's tasto Is DELICIOUS, and for ladies to whom it Is
especially recommended. it is delightful substitute
for the various t0ncs which have an alcoholic boy.
.'MUSCAT PERI.E" is fine delicious Table Wine,
the pure juice ola most rich and generous grapo and
has no superior in iInpartcd wines.a --sss7s.=
Hygiene Wine and Mnscat pcrle are recommended
to every family, as possessing that rare vrtuc-pUI-
TX.
Sold by Geo. C. Goodwin Il Co., Boston, anil all re-
spectacle Druggists. Reed Cutter e. Co., General
Agents for new England. jlyS0sSeojly
There Is no article Of IAdy's Apparel which
adds 50 much 10 her health and comfort as Madame
Foys Corset Skirt Supporter. Examine it and BE-
coyinced OF this truism. They sold everywhere.
July 30--d1t SIN
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IHE REvEILLE.-We have received the first
number OF bright little newspaper of this
name, published in Lewiston. The object Of
The Reveille, as stated in the salutatory. 0wirl
be to advocate the interests OF the true soldier
in political affairs" Who 'the true soldier,
is, does not yet appear; but The Reveille's
method of looking out for his interests is al
ready announced. 1t well known that there
was considerable dissatisfaction with the man
agement of the District convention held at
Lewiston ON the 2Sth ult., and that part of
Inc Androscoeein delegation left the conven-
ton. The seceders claimed that the CONVEX
ton was sprung upon the people without Civ
ing them sufficient time for consultation. and
that the basis Of representation adonted cave
an unfair advantage to Oxford county. The
Reveille announces that call for a new CON-
vention, to meet sometime in August, is now
in preparation. The editor is apparently IN
the way to gain some valuable experience. as
he admits in this first number, that the amount
OF labor to be performed in editing newspa-
per Is far greater" than he had anticipated.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-30
UNION REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS
OF BRUNSWICK

For Members of Congress: /
1st Dist.-JOHN LYNCH, of Portland.
end Dist.-SIDNEY PERHAM, Of Paris.
Bird Dist-JAMES G.. BLAINE, of Augusfa
9TH Dist--JOHN A. PETERS, OF Bangor.
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MERCHANDISE.

II
GOAL. Wehave just landed and are ready to
deliver at lowest prices three cargoes of Jackson's
MeNeal Coal. The success this coal met with dur
ing the past season warrants as in urging oil who
have not yet tried ii to do 50. 49," 5'nig i-''f
PERKINS, JACKSON q CO., I'D.
i"t Sswyer's Wharf, ootof High st.
July 14-ltf .s'ri N
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Copartnership Notice.

INIIE undersigned have this day formed copart-
i nersiip under the 6rm name of w. L. SfEV-
EMS ~ co. for the purpose of transacting the Iron
Foundry Business. We shall manufacture every de-
seription o. iron eashngs for Buildings Ships, Rail-
roads, Machinery, &c.. Also window weights, Caul-
drm Kettles. barn Door Rollers and Hangers,
piouehs, Cultivator Teeth, Iron Fences, Water
Pipes, &c. az tt.4 t...'g J4.i ..ssi d ~
We have also leiitiss for furnishing Retorts of all
sizes tor Gas Wofk, Oil Factories, Mills sc.
Work delivered free OF expense in any part Of the
city < tiffI .GrcL
~ Foundry south end OF YaughI1's Bridge
- Ohice 1871 Commercial st, up s airs, Portland.
q ..r..t trt. mo WIN f 2TEEENS
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REMOVALS.

&s.E. SPRING may be found at the store OF
"A. Fletcher q Co., corner OF Union ahu ~, .s
cial streets. ""
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-30

Those who have been subject to Nervous headache
for years. are restored to perfect health by dose,
forty dropsl OF METcALFEs GREAT RHEUMATIC
REMEDY. 1t never tails. @fst jul13 sn
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COMPREHENSIVE.
Copnllrtneesrship Notice

COpaFtnership Notice.
TIME COpartnership heretofore existing under the
i name OF -. 5fse.iJNCESON a. SON.
will be continued after this date under the style OF
~ PERKINS, JACKSON &, CO.,
Wholesale and retail dealers IN LUMBER, COAL
and WOOD, Sawycr's Wharf foot Of High Street.
Dec 81. 1SG5-df f,.,, Il. l.r p .-..sa
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Oolgate's Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
A superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination with Glycerine,
and especially designed for the use of Ladies and
for the Nurserys Its perfume is exquisite, and its
washing properties unrivallcd For sale BY all Drag
gists fe10'66sNdly
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TIE priuce.. MARY Of England.

To THE EDITOR OF THE PRESS.
Amongst the "passing tidings Of the times"
i noticed the following paragraph in the Press
Of the 2Sth ult: ~ E
The Princess Mary was married. in london on the
nth inst. TO Francis Louis laal Alexander Prince
Won Teck Of Hungary, lately an officer il, the AUS
lrian service. The ceremony WAS unattended by
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-30
REMOVALS.

HAXES Il DOUG La ~, may be found at No.
2lS Fore street, corner OF Union, where they
WILDE glad TO receive their old customers.f They
are getting ina Stock Of Groekery aud Glass
Ware. jul2l 1w
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-30

GTHLLlO ON HAND. William Brown will attend
~ TO his usual business OF cleansing and Repairing
Clothing at his residence No. Laurel Street, where
he will be happy to mis- old patrons and host of
new ones. ~ " aEf.afs iuI 14d4W
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Financial Matters.


By Telegraph NV YolK, March ~.
Post says the loan market doll ard we'll sup
piled at e on call. Commercial paper passes NJ
7S0 with scrutiny OF dry goods and pr, duce bills
The market opened with depressed everish
feeling but At the close there more animation.
Government stocks firm, except the bonds # 1885,
which are OLE red II l1s 30. 1869 re uaet>d II
los1 for coupons and tbos Of 1864 lo2 lo4os are
fraction b.tt r and closed At oe In 1905 the
latiys movement originated lew days ago continu =
Border state stocks are rather better Tennessee having
adv need to slL@ol1<; Virginia s. 0eo Ms.ouris are
steady without much activity.
Railroad shares were dali and lower, with limited
transactions. 4
The Commercial says the pairing OF the finance billy
the Hoass OF Representatives has produced : slight
furry upon the market. The adoption OF cause an
thoizing iorsen loan has taken Wall Street by
PRISE and the bill 10 REGARDED srsnsiseAs eecreiary
Of the Treasury Substantially all the power he
The action Of Houss voaid produces . more marked
effect upon affairs how ever II II certain that the
bill would pass the Senate In it, present FORM There
however, considerable doubt whether the Senate
will mot nst upon eriAl curtain. Of the Eecre-
tsrys power, and this probability confI med by our
advicss from \ ashinston.
Gold decliDe6Dt , to lstNOl4k. but without
any panicy feeling the shorts able to borrow ~hat
they required for making deliveries At c. Mt Per
day tbs abundance Of gold offering on loan 10 some
Whit angular II Il runored the street that the
Hote nment 10 e"der Of g,d, bnt It 10 Incredible that
the Treasury should engage In any operations.
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Rev York Market.


By Telegraph NEW YoEK, March -.
Cot,on-Dull heavy and nominaly Ic lover at soc fer
middling
Yiour-Heavy and dull and prices 1oal5c lover;
salts att oo&7 60 for sound Extra State, and Loo
s IS for TO good chipping brands extra R. u.
o., aud GoSll co for Trade Brands, market closing
heavy.
Nhitky-In moderate request: Western 2s1aE n:
inside price for refined
GrAin-Wbeat dull and q &c lower, Winter Red Mich
igan 1t 1881 90 No Milsaakie es, Rye lower and
yer, dull prime s,sse held ., So With buyers II sc.
Barley st ady for pime and heavy for eonmon. Corn
dali and 1e lower Al es 1.es for ussound and 731-5c
for sound mixed westeruS both In store and delivered
Dat, shade nrmer 1t 3s4ac unsound wesi.ra and
62d53c for soupd do
Pttroleum-Dun at 24O2sc for Crude, and ssa 80 for
Refined in Bond
Provisions-Pork steady At Is oo4c5 Is for mess
ecsrg heavy 25 co for cash; q 50023 IS for old d.;
and q 25@72 90 for prime. also ) 200 bills
for April and May. sellers option. At u 50G25 60
Beef steady At 10 0oD20 90 for new plain mesa and
20 soS24 00f ntw extra Beef hama heavy IT
90 eoS3i 90. Bacon heavy and loverat 151l5t.c for
Cumberland cnt, and 160'sl.e for short-ribbed Cut
meats unchanged At 1llsSI2I for shoulders and iss
Ols for hams. Lard dnii heavy and lower, sales $50
bbs 1t 16is 10 latter Butter quiet nj rs
Q 4oc oAao 4ogco for state Cheese steady 1t
l6d22
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CIssxcH Dss-ecSSs.y.

WuernJNernA PRnsDy71RIAn caueC., co.
On eeveath a.reet beeFeen nain end bion0eeu
eyerv eabbath sk11 {. =. and 2. n Iaocean scne0a
atQs m. Prayer meeting svefy wsenescey = ~ M
Il HANGu STRBHT n. 4 CHuRCH-O. kxfAaAgs
strsef betveeu Third End Fourth. Ireaehine svssy
eebbssh q IL and ct ~ 2 =. eaoheeh 1cn q .
NJ = Prayse mesting on We6nfs6av sveeinfs.
eD1' Joan BeHsRm. Raetof.
uNyruD pRRABYTDRIAN-Rinhs street, beswssn
M "a naondeaa Services every sabbath at II n
q p.n. Sunday ssbee'sh e.. -, 800,
yYpsr pRvspYrHHIAH-corneY High and 1ourtA
.trsets Services every oabbetb q II . - and n
sunday School .. \. In Caaffnpn, Kastor.
UNITARIAN oHURCH-Cornsr High - IsmtA
streets Services every Sabbath q u .. =. Sunday
school 9a.0. AenAsAAls
CHATHAM SQUARE n I. CHURcH-O Corner o. ssv-
.nth and Morgan streets Preceding every Sabbath Ct
II = - and z D. u. ea6sath school - So. Public
Prayer MestinS on Wednesday sveninsn
YIKeT BAPTIST CHURCH-Thrd street, between
Concert and High. gu, dsy School ~ m Preach
Ing at II m. also 1t ?. N Prayer meeting " e.
| nesdsy at ~ pm j. =. "Esfovsh. ras'oT.
CON0RE0 ATIONAL CHURCH Iieh street, betves.
Pth and sixth Services every Sabbath 1t II N and
TX D. m. Sabbath School at p m. Prayer meeting
s. V,dsesday sv-n hinge. 0sosss TaAcaII .Pastos.
SPIRITUAL M8srINGs-Att the Court House evesy
Sunday At ~ H. and " in the evening The public ars
invited 70 and hear what the sptrs have to say
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-25

The Civil RIGHTS BlLL-Which now
awaits Executive action contains eleven Sec
tons, but the gist Of it is the FIRST section,
and the remainder are merely to provide the
mode of the execution Of its provisions and
penalties for violation of them The section
is as follows:
That all persons born in the United States
and not subject to any foreign power, exclu-
ding Indians not taxed, are hereby declared
to be citizens of the United States, and such
citizens, Of every race and color, without re-
gard to any previous condition Of slavery or
involuntary servitude, except as punishment
for crime, whereof the party shall have been
duly conviced, shall have the same right in
every State and Territory to make and enforce
contracts, to sue and be sued, and give evil
evidence, to inherit, purchase, lease, sell.
hold and convey real and personal property,
and to full and equal benefit of all laws and
proceedings for the security of person and
property as is enjoyed by white citizens, and
shall be subjected to like punishment, pains
and penalties, and to none other, ANY law,
statute, ordinance, regulation or custom to
the contrary Notwithstanding
A hundred years hence, with the growth of
democracy and the progress of free ideas, it
will be mystery, why professedly republi-
can people should have debated the adoption
OF 80 plain measure of republican Justice
into q republican system.
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! PRrxrr letters from relatives and ffisnoS
10 the South, confirms the statements ofnews-
paper correspondents, and leave no doubt on
our mind that the strong arm Of the Govern
nent must be extended to protect loyal
whites and blacks from the lawless hate which
iustirated the cruelties to Union men before
and during the war, and caused the massacre
Of Fort Pillow, the accursed tortures Of An.
jacksonville, and the unnumbered outrages
which has marked the land Of treason rs ;
region of violence, crime and blood. That
same spirit RACES rampantly, and boasts OF
new and unexampled honors now in process
of execution all over the South.
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:finantial ann Commercial.
BY TELEGRAPH.
chscags Market.

chicago Market.
By Telesraphl CHICAGO March ~.
Provisons-Ths decline In gold and the unfavorabls
New York news has had depressing effect thl pro-
vision and produce narksas and euye have thsIdvan-
sage for nearly every thing Meas Pork At = Is Is So
no buyers any thing Is co. Lard dull and heavy
1t lse sweet picked hams In fair iequst lsc Beef
tongues quoted At 80 90 per barrel Bulk and Knglah
meats held firmly but In the absence Of sass give
qootations.
Dressed Hoes-Market rather unsettled with sales
mainly retail prices, ranging At from 10 250 0p per
100 Ds.
Flour Dull and to effect sales holder would have to
submit a decline Il lo@15c per barrel White winter
extra sold . limited extent Al 7HOl2 D. spring ex.
tras At Oo0s 2s; .upe fine 2s
Grain-The depressing Eastern news created quite .
desre part Of no Of Wheatto realize and the
muket reced 292lzc per bnsh.l saes No spring ss
227 u 235@. c'o.ing At 23@l 23I; Rejected Spring
selling In . small way as Csc. Corn firm and steady Al
AlOle No ], and S6l46 3sc for Rejected in store
o. dull with rifine sale fresh receipts No At sSc
Rye inactive and nominal Barley rules dull and with
out important change.
seeds-steady and unchanged.
Hxhvines-Ipsctiva
Potafoes-In fair supply
Butter-Scarce and wanted 1t An advance OF Sc.
Egss-DulL
Beef CattIe-Aetve sn1 hrm sales 20 bead 1t oo@
30 for common: 0s e2,x for fair to good, ana !.
Q Is for z ,cd smooth stern.
Live Hog There Is good demand for live hoss, ant
We note an advance to-day of lotal5c 2 100 hs sale
range 2s1e 37, for medium, and 90 - Is good 4
choice.
sheep-Active but less firm, sales good 70 choice .
5 35lx@o 90 p leo ns.
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A NICE THrSG-Is the "Union Carpet
Sweeper simple in its construction and en-
tirely satisfactory in the execution Gifts work
1t consists Of solid iron frame with rotary
brush running on rubber-tound wheels, which
neither wears out the carpet nor bangs the
furniture, while it gathers up the dirt without
"raising dust" blistering the hands or firing
the arms of the sweeper. A child can sweep
room with little effort, and the machine will
outlast fifty brooms.
Mr.. I. R. Taylor will canvass the city this
week and We commend his sweeper TO the
ladies as very good thing to have in the
house." ifthey want to keep it clean of dirt
and dust and all attending annoyances.
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New York honey Market.

By Telegraph NV YoRK, March "a.
Money-Q let and easier at p cent. call loans
Sterling Exchange-1 ull and tom nal at l07lzG los
Gold-Ireguisr, unsettled and lower opent 1881
and closing At l2aA0l2.5s.
Frsights to Liverpool quiet.
Total exports specie Tor to-day 2l16 TOO.
Government stocks without decided change
use, S 70 Coupons f'62, 1885; do Of ~, 1857.
US5's 1910 Coupons, 90L.
9 d OF 81 Conpops, reg 1917.
Treasury Notes 130s LIST series 100
$780,, I'd s01ss, 100.
1900 third series, QeI.
Us6s Year Certificates, new issue, %.
Stocks steady. Tenn ssoo o N Gets &c; " Tel
SIX Eric sssl; Reading lols4 Mssos Pitts 7g1s; N
27L; c BA us; Ftw e1ss.
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SoAE Of our contemporaries have fallen out
with the President for laying aside the per
sonal pronoun II" and using, what they call
the royal and monarchial sswe'' in address;no
some of the delegations that have waited up
on him.
Now we submit that whatever objection
may be held against Mr.. Johnsons policy !,
'sn quite fair to fly at his is.
ne hope however for the satisfaction Of All
ra .es' mat such structures may do Andrew
and when he linda his rs are out
:, with all his nigh. and main.
He'll pitch into the rsbe,.
And scratch them in .v.,,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-25

ruhksr AND SWEETEST Con LIVER on il the
.of'u manufactured from fresh sslected Livers on
'ne 'ss so.s' This oil is characterized By sweet
moss and purity peculiar to Il .lop. =. ,......:e.
..s.n- 80 !" 'A,ss tho lead Of other oils, and
= 1a''s'y p t BY physcieian !. Remem-
- = =. a Cas~ell's Cod Liver Oil. /.
cAswhLL' MACK Auco, New Yorl
Sole Maa,1ast.rv,,
Just received ard Sor sale BY wilkin.es -.
~ = c.. ebs3t1Aw.eun.v.a.es...
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Union City Convention.
TUESDAY EVENING.

There will be Convention Of Union men
at the COURT HOUSE on Tuesday evening
next, at seven and half o clock, to nominate
candidates for city Offices.
All who belong to and believe in maintain
ing the unity and strength Of the great Union
Party, which has saved the nation, especially
all soldiers, areinvited.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-25

The notice Of the adjournment Of Judge
Loves Court in yesterdays issue was prema-
ture. The juries having finished their work
were dismissed, which probably led our in
formant into the error
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Asornnn r.aa1sLs nxPLosuoH
: TWO PERSONS KILLED.

About four o'clock yesterday afternoon our
city was the scene Of another Of the terrible
steam boiler explosions which have, through
out all the country, become 80 alarmiDsly fire.
quent oflate. From some cause not assigned,
and it may be, never discoverable, the boiler
in the Congress Mills on Main and Twelfth
streets exploded, instantly killing Mr.. John
B. Smith the engineer, and colored
boy, whose name We did not learn, The
boiler was rent into fragments, which, with
broken timbers aud bricks and mortar, cover
ed the ground about the mill.
Reuben Dolloray, city express boy, was
sitting in his wagon near BY, at the time
Of the explosion, when q part Of the boiler OF
timber struck the wagon, tearing away the
hinder part and throwing the boy violently
against wall, injuring him badly.
The men killed were horribly mutilated.
Mr.. Smith was . married man, and to his
family and friends this shocking death il
peculiarly affecting.
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NJ A s Q II ! O.

Eagle Lodge Ne. 19-Holds it, regular meeting
the nrss 1ussay evening on before full In each
month.
nopth,y usstns sue hrst Moaday sssning In each
month.
Nasonie Hall -Co@a.r Seventh and Maia streets.
Gate City Regal Arch Chapter No. =
Ho d. fs regular meeting the hrst friday evening in
each month.
Parvln Council Eo. 6-Holds its regular meet.
ing IL. second friday evening In each month.
Damascus Conmanaefy or Knight
TEN plars No. S-Aoids concIsvee every Wednes-
day -ven NJ for dill an insiructioD.
Hall IN Court Hoaso-on Fifth street
Aug&
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The new residence of Gen. Grant !.
Washington is one Of block bn;I, IAN a.
years ago by Senators Douglas, Ric. az IA
hreckenridss, = their metropolitan reside. ~. :.
while in Office. Government has ma ! !
whole block - hospital during tho rebellion
The house adjoinins Gen. Grants belong. -
Alfred Ely, sasacious and highly-rsspect,d
colorsd man, flour dealer, md Ysp6t,,d 70
- vegtA e600, ooo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-25

IT is said that the Cops. at Washington
are greatly uneasy in rumored anticipation
that President johnson viii sign the Civil
Rights bill. Wonder what's the extent of the
endorsement the Cops. weuld give him
then
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A GENTLEMAN, interested in the State Line
Railroad, informs us that a reliable party has
offered to take the contract for the construc-
ton of the road to the Charlton river, and
complete it in comparatively short time.
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GOVERNOR HUMPHREYS, of Mississippi, is
one OF the reconstructed. In recent let
ter, signed as Governor, he gives his sanction
TO movement to preserve the confederate
records, and calls for the preservation Of
documents, "details of robberies, conaaera.
ton and vandalism what purpose !?
10 be transmitted to posterity in vindication
of the truth Of history and the rectitu1de Of
our lthe Confederate cause p That is a
wholesome way wherein to educate rebels to
loyalty and love for the Union. What won.
der that its fruits are bitterness and cherished
enmity to the Government?
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WANTED, boarding by gentlemen and his
wife and daughter, in private family, or
where there are but few other boarders, and
convenient to church. Address Merchant"
for one week, postofice box 376 References
exchanged mar25-2t
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OuR friend Vandegriff excerpts to the state
ment of the Plaindealer that Fort Madison is
the cheapest lumber market on the river.
Van claims that honor for keokuk.
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SEs : woman in another column picking Sam.
burg Grapes for SrEEn's WINE. It i. an .an;,.
Die article sssd in hospitals and By the rst Al.
families in Paris, London, and New York. in pref.
srence to old Port Vino. It il worth = trial "a
's' ssess sstasisction. Oct. - 6m
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CoPPIc VALENTINE, BARRIERS at the Dem
ing House, who are thoroughly masters Of
their craft, and always do their work to the
satisfaction of their patrons, will, ON and after
to-day reduce the price Of hair-cutting to %
cents instead of So cents as heretofore IT
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G enneeticas Mutual Life InsuIan nee &c

We clip the following fr.m the New York Indepev,
dent of fept. 18th:
This Company org. mixed In Is4e on the mrtrsl
svutem with the well tnoxn advantage OF frrn~fHg
insurance 1t lis aetual In the amount 81 III fr
uess IL 10 the largest life insnr~nce company 10 tie
country and With the exception OF on German &C
many the largest The world Its accumulated capital
L nes.i 3i3 It has paid since lie ca
over 81 the families and CT editors OF ceases
members and has refunded f3,00o,oo0 10 policy
holders 10 Dividends surplus premium Its present.
surplus S. 900 600, from which the annual disi-
deud vii be dec ared LIST OF feU lext The number
OF policies issued during he vas It's annual
income s. 00u 00u its receipts r inter
e,t alone being over half . million, which more thar
paid it. for the year ending Let November last
From these figures notion may be obtained OF the
immense brsiness done by the COMPANY and OF the al
ysntaxes offered TO insurers Fuller particulars viii -
fou nd In ar In another rolnnn o. the
sdyapt.sfs life insurance It sscaIcey aece.ary 70
-. .nvthinx n this dsy Lori Chsn~eIlor ndhursts
r.m.ri that no man NTH dependent family IL frss
frn yr,vneh III his HE IL not insured Is strong
The duty OF insurance being admitted the next thing
10 and .afe and cheap pany and the Connecticut
Mutu~l IL both :"
Ia TEs.ErcK IL the age ut for this popular company
4, ,h;. ritv octe
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-25

1E FAITHFUL IN CoUNCIL.-Ihe recon
structed- Andy. Johnson loving and cursing
fre-in- the-rear Copperhead Democracy met
in municipal convention last evening. Ofthe
doings of the faithful We need not now speak.
Pat Gibbons and Col. Patterson were put in
nomination for Mayor. Patterson's pole
knocked the persimmon by l05 to Gibbons
90. Andy Brown from among several COM
petitors was nominated for Marshall /; and
right here we wind up the Democratic ma
chine for to-day. At more convenient sea.
son will we pay it attention.