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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-31

VOTE ON THE Law ~ RELATION TO STOCK
-.s.i a.. RUNNING AT LARGE. 81 e81E
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FROM MEXItO.

Se~ Yoar, March Is.
me. steamer Columbia from Haraaa. the
lsth' arrived 70 uigbt, briagIns dates from
Nera Graz to the 4th aAd Ctr II Mexico q
the 18th alt
Max milan Is reported at Quertar9. A. -.
head q s.o'o men, with Miramon. Margaez
and AeTa.
The lAberal advance guard, under Rseoba-
oado, we're IL miles distant. ui,h ,ha u.;,.
army q 1900 in close proximity 4 battle
Is considered imminent
Paenla and Vera Cruz are surrounded nv
The Liufrals, and vill be capt0red bv them Al
soon as the French embark
he Csstom House hss been ds.ive,pS bx
the / reneh 70 the imperisiists. subject onfy
TO mqniby report
Several influential citizens Of Vera Cruz
have been sent 10 Yucaian.
bAzaine was expected 10 embark March
JUarez was at Zscatecas. which d,sprovss
the statement Of Airamon : victor.
bazaine safe has been robbed of consid
era5le money.
Buiwavla sas occupied by the Liberals.
Dlsz was being reinforced near Puebla by
the Liberals.
Eleven thousand French embarked prior to
the st inst
Macmillan was frequently attacked While
en- route TO Q1ertero
Incatan dates Of the "a iast. state that an
stisck OF the garrison Of Meyia was daily ex
pected from therehel Freach
4 French IRON cad was e. pected at Nssa
inoras daily.
:. Malignant snall>po1 continues 70 rage a,
MatsmOras
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Midnight Report.
STEAMBOAT DISASTER.

CIscISSArI, March i g.
The steamer Mercury at the Arkansa cut
of, on the 18th inst, struck snag and sunk
to the hurricane deck Twenty five passengers
we're lost. The boat was valued at $4,000
Insured for SIS, 600 She had a cargo Of
one thousand fonr hrndred bales of cotton.
besides q large amonnt of freight for Cairo
and The Ohio River.
LATER.
CHICAGO, March Is
A Republican Cairo special saws that the
crew and passengers rescued from the
steamer Mercury, recently sunk in the Arkan-
sss river, have arrived at that point MANY
Of the passengers we're badly frozen from
standing in the water, the shallowest place
they could occupy being four feet deep Capt
Dickinson reports that the crew Of the steam
er Geo. Palmer plum dered the wreck Of the
Mercury, and after the people from the wreck
was transferred to the Palmer the baggage
WITS rihed, aad undsr clothes Of ladies, and
boots and shirts Of men were stolen. Capt
Dickinson charges the carpenters Of
the Palmer with being at the head Of the
robbers, and duplicates her Captain, Clerk
and other officers in the Transaction. Seven
men who tloated down stream on cotton bales
lodged against some drifts below, and while
there four were killed by tree which was
blovn down by the storm Two hundred and
twenty FIVE mules we're drowned by the sink
ing OF the Mercury.
IL has been showing all the afternoon. Over
two inches in depth and showing heavily.
The nve rose about an inch the last twenty,
four hours, and is nos stationary.
NASHVILLE. March Is.
The river is falling fast-fell ten feet alto
gether.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-19
FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March Is.
Yesterday was St. Patrick's day. accord
ing to the calender, but this day is the one
that viii be celebrated, and even with more
pomp and ceremony than on many former
occasions. Great preparations have been
made by the various Irish organizations,
both civil and military, TO celebrate the day
IN an APPROPRIATE manner, and the indica>
tions at present point to unmistakable sue
cess.
The celebration Of the day has already
commenced. and the streets resound with the
music of the gathering compan les
A card is published this morning BY he
Fenians in authority, cautioning persons
against contributing money to unauthorized
persons. There is much excitement among
the teuians throughout the city.
The association of Mechanics and Master
Builders OF Chicago, on Saturday last, adopt
ed resolution declaring that on and after
April LIST, all manufacturers, builders, and
others in the habit of employing men by the
day, shall employ and pay workmen solely
by the hour, and that they wepd use their
utmost endesvors 20 induce their employees
10 continue TO labor ten hours per day
St Pasrick's day is being celebrated to-day
with great interest. A large procession has
been going upland down the streets all day
companies and regiments, armed and
equipped. with looks Of 6aks on their faces
for Ireland
A great crowd turned out TO view the pro-
cession, and the day is passing Off quietly and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-19
FROM NEW YORK.

NKw IogK. March ls
-. Patueks day was quite pa,rlo,iealiy
eslsbrAied ey the Irish, and with the excsp
iicn ot an unfortunate not this afternoon,
which, by the efficiency Of the police. aided
BY the efforts ofthe principal leaders. was
snmmariy squelched, everything passed oG
quite pleasantly.
iargy number Of the societies paraded
IN this city, and the procession numbered
above lu,oV0 men, headed by the eylh reei
ment. There were forty~foar ba ads OF ufusc
" the procession, which vas reviewed by
Mayor Hofasn, the members Of the Civ
Council. Mr. Msguire, Of the British Parlia-
ment. and an immense crowd Of spectators.
There was also a large procession 10 Brook
lyn-
The Knights Of 81 Patrick, and other or,
CARNATIONS, are celebrating to night bv ban
Qaets, orstions, etc.
During the passage Of the procession OF
the IRISH societies to-day, trsckman in en-.
deavorlng to remove his team from the route,
according 10 the orders Of the police. the
members ofone society deemng his motions
too SLOW. made q serious attack on him. The
police endeovored to protect the trackmsn,
when the Irish attacked them, and driving
them OF. Being reinforced, the police en-
desvored 10 make some arrests, When they
were attacked by large masses OF the Irish, i,
who seriously wounded some fifteen OF the
officers. On larger reiuforcements arriving
to succor the police, the assaiiants Withdrew,
Later IN the day several Of the rioters were
taken out OF the procession to the station
hou se
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-19

All Quiet in Ireland.
Fenian Excitement Sub.idinx
Provisions of the Reform Bill
DuBiIx, March Il

DuBfIs, March II.
The fears that the Feniaus would attempt
another general rising to day, has not been
realized.
Despsiches from all parts OF Ireland re-
pdrt the country quiet
frequent arrests are made in dlsaFectcd
Districts
LfvERPoof, March IL.
no disturbance was created here by the
teriAns to-day, as was feared, and the city
is entirely tranquil
LONDON, March II
The Reform Bill, which is to be brought
into Parliament by the Government to- NOR.
row, will give the right Of suffrage to rent
paving householders, after two years resi-
denee, to men paying one pound yearly taxes
or having thirty pounds in the Saving Bank.
or fifty pounds ia funds, AID to all members
Of the learned professions and grad aa,es Of
Universities
TIE bin also provides FOR fifteen pound
franchise with counties.
LoSDox, March ls-Noon.
One OF tbs lronclad Ships Of the aeet a,
"oolwiek- has been sent to Liverpool
Dispatches from Constantinople report
that the sublime Porte shows q disposition
to grsntthe demands of the yicsroy.
Egypt has associated With France. Austria.
and Russia, and made joint proposition 10
the Turkish Government for the eession or
CandIa to Greece.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-19
FROM LOUISVILLE.

CHICAGO, March IS.
4 Louisville special. of the 18th, says By
orders from Washington, General Thomas
remains here, aud It is supposed that Gene
raj Pope viii take command q; Montgomery.
1t is not known whether or not he is snspend>
ed as Military Governor, under the recon
strucfion bill
The political campaign is fully opened
Helm. the rebel candidate for Governor, made
a speech lev days ago, a; Lexington, jasti
iying the Southern rebellion, rehashng State
rights doctrine, and denoaucing Congress
and the Reconstruction bill. and declaring
that heniacky Democrats vii no. submi: 10
its enforcement;
1t NAV be that General Thomas is retained
here . meet, with ms indomtsble frmness
the issue presented by ihe couing election.
There Is large party in the State glad Of
the passage of the Reconstruction bill, and
the appointment Of Military Governors.
II Helm is elected Kentucky NAV find her
self amenable 10 the military authority.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-19
FROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Marcd Is.
The railroads between Louisville, via Mem,
phis and Mobile, and Decatur, are in good
order, and trains are rnnning regularly, with
out transfer OF baggage. The route va
Clarksville will be opened whom the Tennes-
zee recedes three feet more; the stream il
now falling rapidly.
The wholesale dry goods houseof Williams
was entered by burglars last night, and over
81, 900 worth Of goods taken out, principally
silks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-19

AcpErgEs 0pvfcn Iowa
De AofsBs, F.A l6th IsC7
u - hershy 1rtiTt ttat rh-sr hAs t@en Sled 81 thss
sfe s~ofn sfsttas1I tAaps4s fAe ce1dlsAsa 4 ,Ae
fth AHaeslsa silranfs couspa iseated PsaA-
= ELtA, l. "a 3iAts = F@nrsJ fsEaA
~ ~ IL say - Jrraars A y 1877
2 saes5 lasse 9ah the srvvtsons Il ar Act - th.
rsaer Assss seT of tn state sf emitted At
- a. e Ia aranc~ Lspas.=. agvrev~d 4Aaaary
= 80. &sa an 49, sinnssstcFy taerss0 4eyruvst Esi
fa&fy Sfh t-s fnst sz31 stAtFrsEt sho~s shar ss4r
tapanY poss4---s Il TIE r~gaiata szsvst a ea,tsi
anA snF-~s-d as repaired by las
aatbFitt IS ~ rsfrs The abors named c.sn
psA9 ~ As~t taslf Agf esr4is bnssne~s q Insssnce
Il - rts{e u s1c f3ahe Vie tte laws fseresg antl
th~ 5ist dsy = Jaun.ry lgGs
Is e siss enrtstes rAAs t. TES-EFcK Of K@o-
a has ~ eai APYntes ty ssi3 Goa ssry thes4 az
fa3 AEe@t Rad AuorsaF ~ tb- eo~fufr ~ -
~th fai s~-r ID 'sk~ rf.ks - Insu-r- ttsress I'D
ara nsui- i-see seTvi,s of trsesss a. ts4as v ts~ .
-i- nftag wth TEE Ciesk = tae District C-r in AID q
sai9 rpntr tAAs csvast- sn3 c0Yy 4 Re ,tz.eaer
or ai~ % fas- ar41s
20 fef 90 ~ &fETIssfs st Sets an 49, ASe
- Il tHssin4any whereof / Asvs her~rats -.
Is ~ haad and stE-s a. seal 4 ofe= the
- d. azd rsar srst ztsltA written
.stAEF8 JN0 A. ELLIg-T An.t.far x st4ts
zcsiF
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-19
FROM CANADA.

ToRosTo, March, IL.
$. Patrick's day passed of here withou.
celebration. Bishop Lynch preached at the
Cathedral. and expressed pleasure that the
procession had been abandoned. He said
that the Canadian was the freest Government
in the world. and was confident that no Irish>
man in the country would fail 70 stand up for
the Government if the necessity arose
MONTREAL, March IL
Although there is nothing on the frontier
to cause alarm at present. active preparations
are being made 70 have the troops in readi-
ness TO move actively TO any point.
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FROM NEW YORK.


BUFFAL0, March IL.
The driving snow storm prevented the Gel
ebraiion Of St. Patrick day to any extent
President Roberts and Senator Morrison,
addressed sn audience al St James Hall last
evening. Money was subscribed, and about
fifty youg men enrolled themselves TO cross
the border with the Irish army.
NEw ioRk. March Is.
The snow storm continued unaba,ed yester-
day, and mp to six o clock in the, afternoon.
the Railroads leading into the city we're gem
orally unobstructed, and little or no detention
to the mail reported.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-19
THE GREAT FLOOD.

MExPHIs, Tenn, March Is.
The rlver at this point is for,y-three miles
wide. The Laconia Circle, which is protect
ed BY private levees, is still safe. The levees
enclose 5000 acres, principally owned by
Messrs- Flourneys Johnsons and the Black
burns, of Kentucky.
lhe towns of Helena, Ark, and Friars
PoInt, Miss, are still submerged from four to
ten feet, and the inhabitants are living in the
second stores Great suffering ard destitu-
ton prevails. The loss in stock alono the
river has been immense.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-19
VOL. XIV.
WAsHINGroH. March lS.

WASHINGTON, March Is.
Gen. Pope is ordered TO command ths
Sd district, consisting OF Georgia, Florid,
and Alabama; and Gen. Thomas TO command
the department OF the Cumberland.
Soldiers carelessly losing their carbines OF
revolvers hereafter, will be charged 500 fol
the former and $50 for the latter.
There were S5e5 conscience money re,
ceived at the Treasury to- day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-19
FIRE.

ISDIAyAPoIls, Ind, March Is.
A destructive IRE occurred at kokoma,
Ind, this morning, in which one of the best
business blocks was entirely destroyed.
Among the sufferers are Messrs. Nixon, dry
goods store: Brown Il Caring, billiard
rooms; John Bohsns. grocery and Queens
ware; Strong 4 Beesom. wholesale and retail
hardware; Vim. Buchars, jewelry store; the
American Express Office, and the Masonic
Hall.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-19
FROM CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, March is.
ST Patrick's day vas celebrated yesterday
with unusual enthusiasm. The various socie-
ties turned out and paraded the principal
streets. regiment OF Fenians also turned
o0t, fully armed and equipped,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-19
Legal Notice.

Legal n office.
rEIEDRrKA pEws
~ Divorce.
ELIDEws,
IO ELI DEWS, Defendant 80
hess6y noshsd that there Ia now on als tn III. ~
zee es the Clerk af the Dstrict Court Of Lea ennr
Iowa a sssf hsasseR. sss psttiss Frssnr4kn p~w,
elAntng dTorce fom the bonds or rsi.iropv h~r.tc
ri. eohiraess1 With yos, on he grsas4 81 -fal d.
So astsss yoe srp~sr asd aDsw~r thereto On or 49,
ofe noon Of the seSene Gay " nsxt s~r 81 s..s
osft eSsas sncing en- the rkirt Sonesy Of May ikS-
s~fsHat riii ts entered against yuu ard ascr-. -
Pr s'fsf'e, ~ prayed fSr in pifs petition With
JOHN BRUCE
ab Fiss Attorney.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE. James II. Hol-
~ s~y, Noah sre>isy, Sid ey D. Root caroline &
Root A L Emnous, Pesfsr Lac u Plume, Prueses
stefrett Myers kns-ly. Mchael sa.hey anses Han
na, " Graves. Eastman, Bank Of Ola bo-fnfnr. Al
bert Wells Jessee Mssoy, Ahner Reeves. Henry ro-s
Hiram Barney, Yeatman, Robinson 4 Co., J. FtzU
Thompson, william ailliss, A. Stevenson. g. Aeyturg
Bro Fefien L1cas, ". B. Miller. J. @ Negzns- T.
PAinsey, o '. D~vi, scPhh GSenAeaine:
You and each Of hereby sotin ed that there s
f IN the Once of the Clerk Of the Dssxc4 Court
Of Lee County, Iowa Pert Madispa pstifon Of vii
hsm Dunn, claiming decree eustng ea snd brsclosing
your equity Of redemption In, and all claim spon the
following real sstats, tovit Ninety ea OF the
east side o. the N. ". 4 Sec ~ Township q, north
Range West; and the undivided half OF the remand
er Of sad northwest quarter of section "a Lee County
Iowa The petition alleges shaf psinsiH said prop
erfy purchaser usder certain dsexes Of fored ossre
and seeks to qEet his title and e6 your squy Of
redemption therein.
Unless you appear thereto and defend before Of
the second dsy o the Of sid District Court
to eommencs on the third Moedsy In My 1857 decree
WI be rendered assinst you thereon BY default.
RANKIN MsCRARr,
ss0 ~ Pskntif.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-19
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

Two Chas. Hubbell, Theodore W. Phinnev.
- fhos. Davis. hiram Barney Henry DvIouis AM
Louisa D. DsLoris and O. G. Hale: Voc ar. her-bv no
rned that there s nov nie, In Clerk once a
Inc Dstrf1s Court OF lee couuty Iowa IT. M.dsscn
spesiuon Of Jacob Ford claiming Of said Chas Hub-
bell, the sum Of A.ie5: money due on ms thrae
notes dated Dec q, 1856 for xsl2 ~ one 20, g. 70
ana oae for ts5 30 and ten interest. ard ali
e fos. ths foreclosure Of mortgage made BY mai
H1boeii 10 secure said notes. th. following raj -
tate sowit % bet front Bonds.u street b, 90 fa
On seh street being corner Of lot H. block nf
Iowa =
Unless you appesr and answer said petition before
noon " the I'd Gay OF the of sail Court 10 erp
mrnce on the third Monday In May ls67 ss ~ Madison
decree pvu cc~fssso will be entered axAinst ,ca
L. RICE Any sor PFC
fGovernmsns stamp 50 etsI fnsr5-@w)
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III. HI. TEse-E H'EK, .fgesaf.
SECOND STREET. KEOKCK.
STA NENT
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HOME INSURANCE CO..


- Ssv Ypvk. tAs 1t Day = sann@ry A. D 1887
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IT. aarae Of this Cenpsny l. Trr Hexx TysrnAwcR
esEraS ~ FyaTaied - - an leStsa "a the city
Of Srw kerx.
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MARRIED.
alli-iaII7--s i1isaiI-llaisaI
DIED.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MATRIMONY.

BY PROF. o. 8. FOWLER of NEW YORK.
Or Love Selection, coartship, and ho~ 10 reader all
marriages happy.
fhss evening at 80 ni ths 'Athsnsrr. rsches.. %
.s' -
Phr-noogiesi sranInntehs daily and srsnIars q. the
p~niax Hcase, until Friday ?. m only
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STATE ofcons-ctssaf csunty q Ezs-sra--f a.
Laeius J. Henase prs.ssant. an Jotham 60o1now
ssreary, - tie Efna fts u tsny of Hartford
1relicn bsf0g seeeray are 4c'y e-r aars4e ~
ssy ase saca sor nnseif ssys taat ts+ for-reaeg
is4s fri Anf eorrset stfAs1 " ss-s n said Con pa
~ Al that they the stSvs ocsrs th4r@of
JarzAx seossov, sse-ytsrv.
s0hrisss AZ ,war1 tssors ne bis I.s aay of 1aas
ary isyT. HESRT FDwLER
,stA@pl Jastles u the Pe.es.
Aretroz.s orY1eE Toua
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i hereby esrtises tia, ere Ia. h-ea tIea in thsx
eses worn statement so~sax tAe eosdi;ion o. the
4tEA InsoTsncs Cosug asy lettet Hsrtferd IN ths
state o. coHnscrfeut 81 the Isl tsy of Jsnazry n
lesf IN scro-dansa wff the rFxfslc of
General Assembly y the STATE n Ior enttlsd An Act
n relation 20 rnsursncs CospAals approved Iasuary
4sth ISL aud At amen istoTy thereto apProT Cd
febrrsrT S@A. 1854 sn4 relation Life Ins-
rance Companies npfrorsd March Etb lss2 that s.ad
sste-1s shows that ssa ccmEsny Possessed Of the
suits snoust o. esyit~i ard Invested rsqzr.s by
lkw.
pasJ % trassct n ar aBfpRt- haRnees ~ InsHrxncs
in tas sts4 in AecrcAnce vita the sws thereof nnt
ne 5ist lay of tsnu2ry A en- thca-sod eight kand
Fsis aso certified that Hsury D v-u-vyrk 81 Eso-
kss aAs been aaly app ntsd sad Cassp@ay tAes lag
f1 agent aud AttaFzry f5r he County q Lee with fall
poser 70 take rsks e Insurance thersin ard 70
R2weage s-f yles 81 prpess A. pfs l91 ~ as 7pon
h fling With the Cferf = sh@ District c5urf ard r
'sd coanty th. sertheAts And apy Of shs stassHeat
nIe IN thif on
II j. farther esrsfsed fst the attached s and
eotrset e0py oft the SAL staieEHsut
II Test'aspv yae-aof havs hervErto petry
{ l. - Land aid AfH.a ny s=si q oeaos the DAY and
year afst AtoTe Erstte1
i've ELLToTT
kfF. sfsEp-s Gfs AaEtor Of state
nchisd sas'r A AFxKs RrpEtv.
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LfABILITTFS
An of I9.ses .djustsa eas ard unvaid No.e
ars't u i7--es iaenrr~d ard ia p-pce~. ef
aaiu-tasas-.--- ------.----.-... eseis. ss
An q airidenas DECLARED and due aDa
An r ti'idenas, ether eAsh seris. q
esr-a eai ros yet de- Meme,
sra' II All ether eristiss claims against
the rPaEy--------- Ncne.
Sits, .-------.---.. ..--..---.--- sas7 as4 es
Ts greatest Ariount frss.-ss % a-v o-@ r.k /. IS
s0a hat viii rot IS general rais s1ee-e SO -
Tbs Company has DO general rr1is the amount
ssred 70 ee Insured in AnJ city. village block
teia governed in tbs after IN each ease ~ the Esn-
srni ehA-Acter q hudins width Of streets faenues r
puttins ont fires, &c
esrtiasd copy q the charter Incorporation.
as az naed. seeoupanisda previous ssstsmsni-
sTATxos SKS SokK.
cTss AND cory-r OF STv TssE 50
President, AnA join MesEs. sreresary - the Ea-,
Iuz1Fsnce ConrpaaE. h~sae serHFals and DAFT swc-u
A. eo-r~ct stas-ssnt a TIE as@r~ said eorr-
thereof
tsisnsdI cHAEtEsJ J. aARTIS. .Prs4is.p,.
tsigaea JJay MeGXE. seere;afy.
suhscrbed and suoru e tstre me- This fwenty-third
---t--dsy Of January, A. J. fs6T
{LaS Hoaas GOODRICH.
- Con7sissaaaer for Ia~a. IN Nss York
prs MorvEs February ise7
Itis hereby certified that has filed in ihfs
hon1e Insaraase Company. losat at New York the
State Of New York.
~ ~ lt Dry n TEamtrv 1ss-.
10 sccarizucr With ihe provisions Of Act ef the Gen
ersi Assetiy p the State Iowa entitled saa Act in
rsl.tion . insarsnee Companies Aprevsd Jsnasry p
81 1d an Act ameDdat r thereto approved Febraaty
sth 1874 that said staten shews that said COMPANY
Is Possessed q ths r~qutsiie Amonat q eaF4tal and m
ve-tesl - reaairsd hs lAw.
Aahorisy l. therefre gwen 70 the above named Com
panr e transact their appropriate ensines ef Insurance
tels state IN aeeoy5aEce viii the AHs thereof Until
the 3lst day of Jenasrv. A y 1Sss.
II is also certified thyt Il b TES-EYcK, Of Ksokuf
has ben daily Appointed by said Company their lawful
agent and attorney for the raapiy of Lea with full
poN take RISKS OF f.srranc- therein. &nd
kB0wlstgs service cf process provided ty law uroc
hrs ang With the Gers - the Dtrfet Cosrt in and
said csnnty th. certificate and eoPy q the statement
flr in this once.
II i further certified that the attached and
CORRECT COPY ~ the said ssat.1ert.
- In TA-tiHss ny whereof, hare terernto set
{ srst nv hsaG. ard sfEz-f ny seal II oaee,
49, ~. az srd 4zte stor- written
JOHN A Y LOTT.
nsrfT AaasForrf ststs.
stsuzl A ArsEs. Deputy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-19

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the siinAt-d tht Of High and s-vsnth
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-19

PHILAp ELPHIA. March 1s
The brokers' Office of james. II. Newbald
was robbed to-day of box containing q
number Of promisory notes, and Government
bonds amounting to $4,000