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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-02

DRAFTS FOR SALE. IN AMOUNTS TO
~ suit purchasers. on
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A PRESENT We are under obligation
to our clever and genial friends Messrs
Black Cannon & Co, for remem-
trancs OF us yesterday in a most sub
stantial manner Such tokens enliven
the spirits of editorial life We can
speak from knowledge when we say that
these gentlemen sell nothing but the
best, and that all who have anything to
transact through commission and for
warding merchants SHOULD entrust it to
them, for they cannot be surpassed for
care and attention in the West
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And all Parts of Germany,

By X. NJ. Rowley, at Tennessee National Bank.
cor. Main and Jefferson streets. apS-lmeod
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For SALE.

LNOR SALE.-BY BLACK, CAMRON 4 CO.
L 5000 bushels prime White and Yellow
Corn, in new gunnies. and Corn in ear
200 tons OF Hay, and 10 tons Of Bran
been tested and proven to be better than
any lime in use for building and plastering
purposes also, 100 barrels pure Bourbon Whis-
key.W BLACK. CAMR0N a CO.,
myl-lw Charleston Avenue, near Depot.
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PU BLIC LEDGER.
Office. No. I3 Madison street.
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SAVE Your MoSEY.--You can save a
large share Of your money by having
your Job printing executed at the PUBLIC
LEDGER office, We make a specially of
this part Of our business, and, having
the most complete establishment in the
Southwest, our facilities for doing the
best of work at lowest rates are unsur-
passed by any house in this section. We
employ the best of workmen, have all
the latest and newest styles Of type and
presses and give entire satisfaction to
all our patrons. Bring in your favors to
IL Madison street. 7
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Cotton Market

COTTON.-There Is another advance IN cotto
Of two cents. We quote
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NIGHTMARE is one Of the many dis
eases of which indigestion is the parent,
and can be easily cured by avoiding
hearty food at night, late suppers, etc.
fit has become of almost nightly occur
renee, take light food, tea and toast, for
supper, and upon. retiring take half
winegIassful of Robacks Stomach Bit
ters. This will assist digestion, drive
away this troublesome annoyance, and
allow YOU TO sleep quietly a26-lw
PATENT REFRIGERAToR-Our old fel-
i,iw-townsman, John l.. Eichberg, 1873
Main street, is the agent in this city of
Sehooley's patent self-ventilating Ameri-
can refrigerators, and Way beer coolers.
These articles are well known to surpass
all others. He has also large assort-
ment of shower and plunge baths, and a
large stock of iron, tin and copper-Ware,
which he offers at reasonable prices
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and the wisdom Of your fathers as vel
as ours. but you have abandoned you
I error and expressed your eesire 70 return
to the common household. We kn0N
/ how 10 be generous in the council cham
/ Der. as our armies have been magnap-
/ imcus, gallant and brave in the neii
and however great has been yoai
/ error you are stih orr country men
! Come. let us again be sincere friends.
I We trust and believe that Ia the future
] YOU viii be as devoted and patriotic q
/ the Union as vou have been brave and
/ heroic in a mistaken cause in the past.
4 Let Us once more Unite in the pleasing
+ task Of advancing the true giorYs happi-
ness and prosperity Of our common
country. Come, Iet us enjoy az equals
and rs brothers the rich blessings Of this
4 priceless heritage which has come down
to Us from an iliustrious ancestry.
Let Us not forget, / beseech you, Dir.
Speaker, the petition in that best Of
prayers which was pronounced by the
lips Of our Divine fsedeemer himself and
which was taught us gt our mothers
knee: " Forgive us our trespasses as we
forgive them who trespass against rs. Y
And az we prostrate ourselves in humble
alteration before the Supreme Ruler OF
nations to beg His blessings and the for
giveness Of our many transgressions, oh,
let US not forget that He is the common
Father Of as all, and that in order chat
our prayers may be beard, we, too, must
forgive every one from our hearts.
Sir, I believe the pure precepts Of
Christian charity Will be q much safer
guide for Us in this crisis of cur history
than the principles Of hate and revenge.
I have always been opposed to the doe
trines Of secession. I was determined IN
my opposition to the rebellion. ] have
always been devoted in my attachment
to the Union Of these States. All my
interests are in the North. There sleep
the ashes Of my ancestors. There live
my kindred and nay friends, those
whose love and friendship make life
happy. But, sir, I shall not forget that
every State Of the thirty-six is q saFt Of
my country, and That their citizens are
my counuyme1. I shall never forget
Mr.. Speaker, that the Independence or
this nation was achieved and the union
Of these States formed by the united toll
and sacFifces-the blood and wisdom of
both sections; and my most earnest
prayer to-day is that this whole people
may again be true friends, and that all
Of these States may once more gather
around the common altar of the Union,
linked together rs equals by the strong
and enduring ties Of mutual confidence
and affection.
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Eesiian Bends.
Tha nl.hIfn ..orresr,nnHort ~ he I

The Dublin correspondent Of the Lon
don Times says:
A number Of bonds have arrived in the
city Of Waterford from New York,
beautifully executed in the form of bank
notes, signed by- O'1Tahony and two
Others, Vhey are for sums varying go
to ESQ, bearing eight per cent. interest, to
be paid when the irish Republic Is estab-
lished, with this remarkable PECULIARLY,
they are bonds on the Curraghmure
estate. It is calculated no doubt, that
some Of Lord Waterf9rd's tenants will
cash these bounds, believing that they
VIII thereby secure their farms and the
farms Of their neighbors rent free in
perpetuity. There is reason to believe
that similar bonds upon Irish estates have
arrived ia other parts Of the country.
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RESTORATION.

Eeus1r gf The Test oath aad P1Jicy 20 Lr
Yrsued I6JrIrd the R0Dfs of He
yJri-SDesch u Hon. ". Z. FHcS Qj
ONO, ia the House Of Representatives,
March 3, 1856.
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SUBURBAN. PROPERTY
City Residence,

Front on Wellington street. Good house-fve
rooms out houses, dne evvrgreeus in the yard
Price, s52l0-one-lail cash; balance in one
year. s6-50 all cash.
Nineteen Acres.
Highly Improved, south OF the citv. All laid
out for gardening. Good new dwellirg-six or
eight ro0ms, new ont houses. Price s3I COO
ole-aaIf easn--balauee IN one, two and three
years, with interest. 4 zTeat bargain is offered.
Plantation,
IN Dssla counly Ark: 200 acres in cultivation.
go acres la cypress brake 100 acres IN tract.
Also, 100 acres adjoining; 500 acres in culti-
vGtOn.
Twenty Thousand Acres.
Lying in CIaighcad, Green, Eawrenc and indie
peudeace counties. Arkansas. selected with
grest care, and lying on Cash and Black rlve-s,
on ne iilfe Of the cairo and Fulton Railroad.
Prize, s. per acre.
Also.
A list Of City and Suburban Property and
Iaios IN Tennesses. Arkansas aud Mississippi
al. Of which are offered at low Prices.
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For the benefit Oft those troubled with diseases
OF the UTERUS he VIII mention, that 10 Sep
from the ulcrus, tor Mrs. Wesley Parker, OF
Athens, Ca as large as an Infants head,
measuring seven and u half inches in length
and there has been no return OF the tiilnOr.
IL IS by the request Of the Lady her name is
mentioned
Dr. has never lost a patient, nor had the
slightest accident 10 happen II s Old patients
invariably send their friends to him. In Mis-
slssippi he operated upon four in one family
a father ana three sons
Patients are not confined 10 theiE beds. and
may return home Immediately after the opera
nothing for them.
Address him " the care Of the Gayoso House.
marriott
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NURSERIES.
NURS MRv

y N. WHEATON, has on hand every variety
-. Of Fruits, intending Peaches, Plun1S Pesrs
Apricots, Apples, Cherries, Strawberries. Goose
berries, etc, anc every kind OF EyerVlesr
Magnolias BY the thousand.
marI4 In 10 miles on, Ferns,,,i r + = - ~ -
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LOUISVILLE, KY.
ANS eRAvEz JAMES A GRAy
GRAVES & SON,


Proprietors OF
nm, cn4vE's AGuE PILLS, AGII-BILICUs PILLS.
aWEIsrcAN ErSIafENr. PAIN ELrRkC-
TOR. CANDY VERlIFUGE, PILE
OrNT1IEcgr. AND
CURE FoR pIPrHERIA AND THROAT DISEASE,
And Dealers In all kinds Of
Patent Medicines, Perfumery, Soaps, and Fancy
Articles; Liquors, Wines and Brsndies, for
medical purposes, Fine segars and Tobacco,
Flavoring Extracts, Sponge, Brushes Or all
kinds, Combs. Quinine, QuinOdine, Purified
Cheuadine, szlphate of Cineonia, Morphine.
Opium, and many other prepara-
tions, that VIII be sold low
VIII also keep an assortment Or Eleetic 8Tsdl-
cines.
- We viii have catalogue OF or stock and
Jne, free OF charge.
no. s2S MAREET STREET
between Sixth and Seventh sfs
iaz8-Sn' LoaisYills, Ky.
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". H. CHERRY, President.
s. 7. LACEY, vIce-Presidsnt
r. c. DANIEL, Cashier.
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Main Street.

TWO COTTAGE BUILDINGS. on Main street.
4 below the 81. q r. r. p.
One two-story FRAME HOUSE, for two teue-
Uents, finely arranged.
LOT. 90 hy 200 feeL Terms So gGB--OD -fot1rt1 h
cast and Z months
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Corner Of Court Street,
10 TieFees Eew Magnolia Hams.
10 do do Davis star do
80 Gases Claset.
30 Boz. Sugar Of Lemon.
2J0 Packages Star Candles.
100 Bbls. fresh Harrison Flour.
20 Eases TrCsh BasyseFrles.
20 DO DO Strawberries.
i5D 90 end lbs. cans C0Fe oysters.
80 90 fresh Tomatoes.
- 90 II SaFdiHes.
- do 81 90
% Kegs ReleheF's Golden syrup.
) B5ls. DO do do
30 Boxes Jaccaroni and VermicclH.
81 kegs choice Leaf Lard.
10 Bbls. 90 do do
2a0 Kegs Mails. assorted sizes.
% Gases assorted JelHes.
90 Llls heavy Mess Pork.
lu Llds Magnolia Sugars
~ 90 assorted Louisiana Sugars.
So Boxes German Soap.
% DO breakfast Bacon.
5O Dozen Extra Bro0ms.
80 do CONDENSED Cream.
- DO do MILK.
Is BAGS Carolina Rice.
20 do Old Government Java.
l0I Boxes Extra stick Candy.
1u do Fancy Candy.
Sd Kegs choice MOlassss.
10 Boxes Extra Goldfish.
can and examine our stock and prices. You
VIII not resret IL
TOOF, PHILLIPS < CTRODE,
jaI-felS-marI as5 Front St.
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seR0 Attiiss on the above Road-Oue mile
~ from PocahOnJas Two fue DWegI ms.
ouLhoQ se- orchards, W els and lasting Springs
-one huncred acres in cuitivauon-cau bs
9oegnt AZ the Low PRICE of s. per acre
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Uaian Street.
0EE Splendid COTTAGE BUILDING. on
~ Union streets rooms. all new and can be
purchaser cheap -Oue-half cash.
Vance Street.
ONE Brick HOUSE, with six rooms, on
LOT. 80 FEET b. g5. $500; $3.50 cash; SIX and
twelve moHths.
one FRAME COTTAGE, on Vance streets
rooins, ou5 houses and lot Terms, sIJB cash.
oedut-lul LOT FOR "a fine residence.
one tWo-sLcry NEW FRAME HOUSF-efx
rooins, out houses, nus cistern; in a desirable
posiJlonl near 4.rs- IalaOi1s residencs-slO,03 ,03J-
oae-haif cash; and J. months.
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Notice,
H. OERTEIl,
COPPERSMITH,
Brass, Tin & Sheet Iron Worker

MANUFACTURES OF Galvanized Iron. Cor
VI nice, Mouidings, Brackets, Window Caps.
etc, w rought iron Cooking Stoves made and
repaired; also, Soda Generators soda Fouu-
fains and soda Fixtures. Metallic Roofng and
Guttsung done at short notice and at lowest
eash prices. Al kinds OF job work promptly
attended %. noarlS-Im
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PROFESSIONAL.

Or. y. Murray Rogers
aud Dr.. HoFje5sSias ". PisF3teY,
HAVING associated themselves in the ger-
A er2I prac.ics oI Medicine, viii continue 20
oeNOie special atteutOn % ali surgical cases.
Naccination with fresh and reliable virus.
10 those unaquain-Cd with Or. Rogers, lie re-
rcigrs 20
tFoN, Charles Clark, Of Mississippi.
l'roL Iustavus Nott, Nib. OF New OrIennz.
PROF. Myddieton Michel, ND, Charleston, ). c.
0Gice, 80 Madison Street.
mar2l-sln Ratvae, Saee,,a ana ,rr.--3
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Todd Street.
NJ. & c. Railroad.

7 OF, I25 Feet Front-frouting Morris Gene
Il tery-s5, ,loc, very cheap.
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sy-special attention given to diseases of
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NO. 81 SOUTH coURT ST
lishlI
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MERCHANTS
OFFICERS .

Authorized Capital, 2l,OOO,OOO
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Fnrae bv Druggists and Dealers 10 in thu
United stat s. jen2l-lyd3t eow-w-ow
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E. A. COOK cAicago.

Ut Z aIFW TT y UFTHTfFFfFf1 .NFUTf'
oFFicF. 81 bEARBoHS -
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Nineteen Government steamers were sold
at auction in Baltimore yesterday for Sl19,-
00o
The Waco Texas Register speaks ofthe
large immigration into that State from East
Mississippi Alabama and Georgia.
General Charlotte. a noted London dandy
and roac, died in that city recently at the age
Of eighty three years. He was gifted with an
extraordinary memory, and few years back,
for large bet, he related the whole contents
of the Morning Post, from the date to the
publishers name, without making single
error. In addition to his grosser accomplish
ments, he was passable poet and very
skillful musician.
The first national bank has been estab
lished in Houston, Texas, with capital OF
$780, 900 Another is already talked OF
large cotton factory is also going up 10 that
city, the machinery being in process OF con-
struction IN New Jersey. Another one is in
course of organization, with capital Of $780,,
GOO. Houston is also to have a gas company
and a corporation is talked Of 10 dig out Buff
iao Bayou to Galveston Bay, and make a
ship canal, with permanent depth through
out OF ten feet Of water.
The Commercials Washington special says
another effort will be made in favor Of the
loan bill. McCuloch's friends allege that
the delay in passing il has arrested the down
ward tendency Of gold, and the appreciation
OF the currency
STEAMBOAT DIsAsTER.-A steamboat blew
up and was burned on the night of the 4th
inst, about Is miles below Memphis. There
we're 20 killed and % injured. She was val
ued at 500, 900 and not insured. The names
OF tina killed and wounded are not yet known
We learn from the Glenwood Opinion
that the body of an infant was found floating
in a creek near Glenwood, Mills county, a
few days ago. No clue was found to the
mystery of how or when it got there.
Mr. Henry Lucas, colored man, sold
has farm near Montezuma, Poweshiek county,
a few days ago, for S4,000-S40 per acre.
This is certainly good round sum TO be paid
for land in what is generally supposed by
some little farther East to be wilder
ness.
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I EGAL NOTICE-To James Savage.
III ala iohmtr aud Thomas swsewiek, Fxs-ufor-
OF outs Zb1f decsB.sd There is nov on ne ia she
Office 81 the Clerk OF the District Court county
Iev- 81 n Nsai-on- fhep. tiilon ot Haxh Sample.
ciA z.1nK - tss.. sasase fsf the -
tiurts hnnd ed ard tru d. !ars and thirty
wtih Interest and cost ciatsnrg fo4
II fnoTtg e. eeateA ~ sid savsr- rstffis
part 10 .ey,n I'D civ in bios rt, w. in The
city n eukuk lee county, Iowa
And unless sou Hppesr AID ssii PETITION IN
befr- thu second iav noon Or The Nay tenn is5fs
Of sai Caurt aIencrg THE tbiri Nn4-i ~ sad
meath. inaxsneffi will be rendered against you and
TIE property dared 20 be sold
Ran MANIC AR,
Rev stamp. - g. AtttysfrPt IA
ttb12Asw-thu
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I EGAL N0TICE-To James E Brace and
- ssrah rec, tn RIO. q, Uus II, kttgM
Co Niiief, Ma hen Co, sm mn Williams, kutx OF
Geo Ntsnt-. deceased, Abbott, Johns 90 H. n
oh state II Iowa tor ihe use o. tue sroo Fen w
Icaisns ksecaier OF the ks,st- OF " nj b. d-1d
Cunmins, Sc AN Co Alex Wrsy O., slaries Be. b.
L I'D Be- Go, William Lohaser and ftomas sw an
WICK kxeu'or If the Estate OF Louis Zindel tec eased
Coo hnderscn. Brown. sedd-t Co, John Carson. L
t0hnu. Ike uris II th. Estate Il Ben johnson de-
ecs.ed Richard Pyle~, Milton Pills and Pyle.
There !. nle in the once Of the Cetk o. the
DISTRICT Court of Lee county Tows foHi Mason the
p~iiin OF Hugh -anpi~. claiming against lssre&
brnee the suta u thVsssud dl arr, prmis<oFy
uted by hm fs g 90 January 3oth Esss and
ssafnsi al the DEL adznts TIE rlsure II mortgage
ssrcut~d by saf b. nee 10 plaintiff - nof~
on twenty ct font by one hub lid feet deep out 81
81 vsH sd twrv~ IN tie twenty nine, the city q
h okut, Lee esuntt, Iowa
And anitss YIN pear sed answtr sid peu-
ton on - t~f9re be s-coHd DAY AT OF The Nay
term lsts, u aid curt commencing the I'll "a Men
d. q M. ndsment will te rendered And tte prop
ests order d - he sod RANKIN n CE4RY
stamp 80 ots Atty Tor PA Mtg.
fri5..t4w-ffu
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.EGAL NOIICE-To James 4 Bruce.
- u III Bfuce. txecntor Of the Estate OF ThoB,s.
Bru'., deceaset II II Bruee, james Bruce and VI K
Brnee ler--at of Thomas Bruce de- en- ed sarah
Bruce Eaton trs~ q Co. Du all Keigbi.r Co Miller
NJ h~n Co, Emma Villa US kxecutrtx 81 the E.,ste
OF 80 Ill sm' dec aseJ, Abb oft Johns Co Hugh
ook state ef 10 "a for Of Sehoo Fund Collins
Executor OF THE Estate 81 Metrick deceased rtlu,-
minis, eesmen O.. Alexander wray Co William
Lahm@r aud Tboms. ~ick Ex Il the Easte
OF Louis Zibdel. dec ased Geo Anc,rson Brown God
den CO. John b Ctrson. John.on Rxecutnx Of u 9
Estate Il Beh Johnson decessed Ri hard Pye1 Milton
pyles, y C pyle:
and each Of you hereby notified that there Il
III The Office Of the rlrk the Di- tibet Cour.
Of &c snny. Ia at Fort Madison pet ton OF II
ample, fustee fer The Of sam sAmpl, aud san
Ssui 10 his rfgh, cla niay Of yuu the laid James
Bru judgm*n, fr the OF two IN and dp T. p.
= money dus a written Obligation ard also
pr.yiag against all yoa the recIosure Of 10 T.
10 said indebtedness. ard elm sylnx
the foiiowngr ii stat towf: Seven y-thr a.re- on
the west hsf Of he 4fs quarter s.ctf tin~t4en
81 to- nshp sxy i've fs5 porth range fve 81 west
The county OF Lee, lows
and uniess yoa sp3ssr thereto and def~BH tefrre
OF the second dzs u Ih Ct th4 District
Court Of counfy lows az Fort Madison commencing
the third Monday Msy. ises Judgment AID derres
w,ll he Rendered sgainst you thereon ~ defzniJ
Re- stamp. so cts RANKIN Nc RkRY
fbZ@t&w-tha Attys for pAainun.
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BEWARE OF carNTBtFBIrs-see that the signs-
ture II &C. VI. JACKSON" Is on the WRAPPER Of each
loste aS- pricA-single bottle, ONE DOLL sR,
half :, zen Tor I'VE III LIARS.
F Shouli your d. uggi~t not hsye the article
10 tie iut ~ Of the intoxicating prepst atioDs
that m tdf-r@d Ia it place but send ~ aud
vii for ard securely peck q, by expres.-
piinrif a Oh . ami AanutAct ry, cal Arch street.
Philadeiphis, Pa
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FARM FOR SALE.

SITUATED one and half miles from
- Crut lie county Io~A containing leo Sitt
frst-rste if rroye~aent; dbe l-fge Ious. Fsuk Ba
ssops nd oti,-r til4sngY Also o. nit Tfee~
chotee varieties Of dHtrrnf fruits Plenty all
he time. LAM gaod. and perfect title Viii s4lI ali
together. Ia three lot- One tract ~ 81
mali house. % q splrsdi tin ter I. &
Rsilrna9 The latter n amy person cgull- the
CO. clear Of sli exp. -eli x ~nsd wagon and
bari .tur VIII sive tune Eart ~ the IN chase
money Call aud see a t~rc.n y rYI
aec2t-fkwH On the plsee, Fast Of Or ton
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NOTICE is hereby given that Robert +.
~ Bower James n Shelley. Smith Hamiii, j bert L
Caaasbis, Ed~ ard KilDourne, Henry Low willisn
den Bosi wiliisn Leigntyu ssnert cosstock Rfifsss
sfown$ll, GeoFge Williams, Ems II Hax,ssnk Dlesw
"a p ..,,sa s nc.aio sos..iek. John GssLors
Iowa hAss ofEsnsed Their selves With those ho may
nessher bseome assocstad with them, into dorporats
ana JOINT stock comp.ny under the laws Of Iowa rsia
ting T. such organizations, in the name and title of
"Tae Keoksk Urea Nsriae Insurance Cor psry +"
The principal place Of bushes. Of this Company ID I'm
the city Of ktokuk, Iowa
The nature OF the businees to be transacted Nv The
Company that Of Fire. Inland and DC. an Marine In
suraBc-.
The amount Of Capital Stock authorized i. y,x. HIM.
bred Thousand Dollars, divided shares or one Mac
dred Dollars ten per II which !. to he paid Al
the time of subscribing and note given by The sub.cri
Der In favor Of the Company for the balance OF the
amount subscribed. The Company NAV commeace bust
when One Hundred Thou Dollars shall be snb
scribei and paid As shove.
The co-poraf1n ced on the xth dsy OF Feb
rusry, 1895 -bd II 10 continue twenty years.
The business Of the Company IL TO be nansged by .
Boert u nne Directors. which number be increased
TO thirteen, who empowered u lect Pedent Vice
President Secretary Tr Aaurer and "a n Other Officers
and Agents may be necessary con the business
ofth- Company The annual elections for rectors are
to be hell on the second uedsy In January OF each
year
pany 70 be snoIected twothirds OF the Of
the capital stock paid IN
The private property Of the stockholders IL exempt
from liability for corporate debts
Will am Patterson. Rob.rt Power gdward XII
bourne Campbell PEEK James shelley, Albert L
C'nnsbe. Henry Love- wi'iiam Brow nell and Smith
Hsmil were elected Directors until the next
annual eieciien
At meeting Of the Direct the following officer.
wire elected
ROBERT ROVER. President
JAMES SHELBY, Vice Pres't
HEsRy LOVE- Treasurer
LEAFS ADAM, Recretfry
iebio ROBERT III GILMORE, Attorney.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-08
Me diCal
CabuS' Hair Tonic.

rhis nnrqused ,repar atiou ~hich pcs-essesthe
a p@rtie- Of restoring grey hair 70 its ihAl c0o
aud II to the cuor IL Possessed before
urned grey II t- permanent for 9Andrur,
ngth-ps and rs-u the rut- Of th- hair the
nsir lasting and natural dandfu scurf
itching and soreness ct Persons hat have tT-
this preparation that they have tried all Kinds o.
ruuic and Hair Re-t0ratvts aud rad been able
md article that vpnd produce the desired result
Bal they had tried my Hair Tonic II has cured per
y h. had solid masses Of d~udrnf all knpted aDr
emenfet together in the -hal 81 cap coytring the
Fhc head and IN the Of thirty LAYS after n-ini
ny TOMB sscnrf and ianirmn all disappeared and TIL
aait which had until that time been prrented from
rowing. resumed IT. former healthy Eruwsh.
In the Vt one James Mershor ~ the 2lst Iowa la
sutry Whose h-sd covered With thick coating u
audrur and scuri mentioned above, ard whose hail
hsa almost completed f-lep If shown the virtu-
his Tonic Tor thu o. three wrek3 application
ati his scalp assumed healthy cnnditso aud his hair
caniIn-ueed 10 hesutilGlly. Ths Is only
81 the kindin Thousand Colld mention many Others
but fur wsrtcfspace nd cost pre-, ented from do
sold bs GEORGE CABUs, corner Of Second aud Nai
str-et Price cents per hottie. liberal i-couna
ne trade cc2-d6In
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-08
!Specr's Port Grnne Hine!

DURE and -four years old, for the Commu-
nj d fable All tsu,i a. ris.-l hs pnJ-i-
ism f If F,mate., W.ahly Pr+~nns and valds This
Great Rem-dy FIR dnay Affections, Rh umatism aud
All Chronic Di-a,ses