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The Veto Message.

The President sent to the Senate yesterday a
veto message, 1t has reference to an amendment
of an act OF 1898, which amendment was passed
some days since, aud about which there was con-
siderable talk after 1t wasput through, 1t having
gone through both Houses without debate and
without opposition. The President objects only
IN the second section Of the bill He does not
favor taking from the supreme court appellant
Jurisdiction, and therefore he vetces the bill
The probabilities are that Congress will pass II
l. IL, satn
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TRENTON, March 25.-The House passed a bill
Withdrawing the consent Of New Jersey to the
ratification OF the 18th article OF the constitution
over the veto of the Governor.
The Governor has vetoed the bill repeating the
sunset law.
A joint meeting was held, w..en few commits.
sioners OF deeds were appointed, and the meeting
adjourned to Wednesday next
The general railroad bill was lost, the vote
standing . to II upon q motion to reconsider In
the Senate,
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war Department.

The folowing-namedo officers have been ordered
to report by letter to Maj. Gen. Howard, Com
missioner OF the Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen
and Abandoned Lands, for assignment to duty
in that bureau Brew. Capt. Edward Field, hrst
lieutenant +h u. 5. artillery Brev. capt
Arthur Morris, hrst lieutenant 4th u. 5. artil-
lery; First Lieut.. Robt. q. Hemer, goth U. s. In
fantry, and Second Lieut. II. l.. Haskell, 18th U.
= infantry.
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The New state Constitution of New
York.

ALBANY, March 25.-In the Assembly to-day
the judiciary Committee reported bill for the
submission OF the new State constitution to the
people at the November election, which was as
signed confederation next Tuesday.
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MAGGIE MITCHELL
NATIONAL THEATRE.

SALE OF uSsERvIcEE4A5BRkEEs auAHTEnHAsTER's
o"f .a sSt hiE's.s5 B,., Sss"r}
Will DO sold ~ YPsbs Auction. aas f IL sysnnsp.
s Msass = fssstt IT, a.l AGS Sa.r
Is Army Wagons.
i spring wagon, A.
100 WAGON Boxes. "
SS%S SEpan SW fhS.SI.,
T BE- sG % &c
a!? Si1s st,r
mAss bc ki:st e. f n4s a III y District
GovERNMENT SALE.
pouy Lr.yEs NrSr SaIsh
DO III G. RSSl Fart
u. IN, .,,on.,.
UNIT to issue to Cavalry or ARTILLERY.
BY a".hSiity of.6S Department Ss%panae,s
mh26.it Bvt. Brig Den. Depot q. II.
- Il o SAL S.
wAsnISaTosi =. G.. March %. lses;
sf 5sssiy:S y N. siiSs SSti 2 liz ~ d.y y
ssnss aaS is navy
Yard. and subject to the usual Inspection thereat.
"BtREAU, OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIRS "
$50 uhIee hundred and twenty hve) feet inch Iron
. ,5ShkAS " YARDS g's, AMP DOCKS ,S.g f.. ,x,,
SnhiryJ Pine ySi.t.. 20 feet long sIl2 inches.
S'hlf1 E IRS jSj'i II inches
5000 Chrso thoasandj Hickory Hoop Poles for Bar.
1 s$ItS 81 1 fSSf 81! AND REPAIRS
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ndsJUsT PUBLIsHED-Price 10 Cents.
New Medical Pamphlet, entitled
MANHOOD,
ATREATISE ON HEALTH;

~
New Medical Pamphlet, entitled
MANHOOD,
ATREATIsE ON HEALTH
E.DEP. CURTIS. NJ. D.. =. R. C. s.. SC. &C..
Late Surgeon Turkish Continent.)
Author Of ''Curtis on Food EXPOSE Of Quaeks and
aSssEsTy. ,G.e q the Microscope in Certain Cases
TSs insaiuaS work treat, on tho cause and cure
II aw .a hay s anS
and lie feinsdy thersfor. '''>. .''.. -.
also b. scnsallsa resdsnss No. is5 street
%S'H from h%' hour. 70 ana
rly.MEDICAL BOARD FOR THE Ex-
%sAFISss a HI
lion Of candidates for admission into the Medical
q s before the Bss,a
fs sfsl date y %
ss Ss sn
than G ar S eana
sssS; fsnSs To- is':oR ss Pre- for
pGTRR s many existing in the Medical Corp.
.as c ~ Baa
BHrssu of Medicine and Surgery Navy RcpsNrmsSt
RRsH SP'GeE Slsi ssSsFo B.
| c., MARCH 2, 1868.
An Army Medical Board, to consist Of Surgeon j. D..
Brown, Breyet BrgadiGr General, y :. Surgeon
| Surgeon John Moore, Brevet Colonel, U, g. A. and
Assistant Surgeon A. A. woodhnll. Breyet Lieutenant
My XS s n a.
geons, United States Army for promotion, and VI
ddateH for admiration into the Medical staff Of the
Applicant. musf6e between q and 30 years Of age,
phy.ieally sound, aud graduates off, regular medical
| college,
| Applications for permission 70 appear before the
Board should be addressed to tho Surgeon General,
United States Array aud must state the full name,
| date.
Tesponipls % 70 character and qpaliaeatons ,aqst
be furpished, IL the applicant has been In the medi-
cal Of the army during the late war the To-,
should be stated. together with bis former rank. ant
with WHOM he has served SHOULD also DO forwarded
No allowance Ia made for the expenses Of person,
| requi site to appointment
The number u vacancies now existing In III, Med,.
! cal Corps VI tho Army Is thirty nine. 0''
| J, X, BARNES,
| mho-eouei surgeon General, u. 8. A.
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SrnISGYIRLD, ILL, March 25.-The Metropoli-
tan Mills, owned by Chotean h Edwards, with
the Matteson House and small machine shop
adjoining, was destroyed by fire last night. Loss,
100 OOO The Insurance 10 light.
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Oysters.

WE ARE HAPPY TO INFORM OUR FRIENDS
resell ESSfSiSyiRs those famous Point Lootoplsp @hl
and POlteT's Coves OYSTERS. We have w
purchased the sole right Of tho above
u . finest Oysters In the Chesapeake Bay, We will
receive them per steamers DAILY, and can guarantee
HARVEY u CO.,
80 Pennsylyania avenue,
mh2j-lw between Ninth and Tenth streets,
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Tue ALAsHA purchase comes up In the House
Committee on Foreign Affairs to-day. That
committee some time since postponed the con-
sideration OF this question until the first Mon
day in May. Some effort is being made to have
the matter reconsidcrcd, and to fix an earlier
day for action on this question. We trust that
an early consideration will be given to the ques-
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We are authorized to announce that the ladies
the Executive Mansion, Mrs. Patterson and
Nrs. stover, will be home on Monday evenings.
The evening has been axed in lieu Of the after
loon receptions, as they were last season.
SPEAKER CoLrAx's last weekly receptions for
the season will be Friday evenings, March 10th
and 27th. Mrs and Miss Matthews closing
afternoon reception will be on Wednesday,
March 25th
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From British Colombia.

SAN Francisco, March 25.-The Legislature
OF British Colombia has opened The new West
minister Governors message congratulates the
country on the great improvements OF the past
year, favors Victoria as the scat OF government,
and desires a Legislative vote on the question at
an early day.
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RIVER AND HARDoR IMPRovEMESTs.-Brlg.
Gen. Humphries, Chief OF the Engineer Bureau,
has, through the Secretary OF War, sent to the
uonse of Representatives revised estimates for
liver and harbor improvements for the year
endioe June 90, 1900 They amount to tiOi2,SoO.
SAYS they are as low as Is deemed prudent
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WARSAW, March 25.-The large storage and
commission house OF Messenger Co., OF this
place, was burned last night. The fire originated
In the engine room. Nothing was saved The
Insurance was light.
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NEW MUHc.-wc have received from Jno. +.
Ellis, music publisher, the following pieces Of
new music:
"Champngnc Charlie" song BY Alfred Lee,
arranged by Geo. Gipner.
LA Belle Helene Nalse," from the Opera de
Oienbnch, by J, Strauss.
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Visitors to the white House yesterday were
few. Senator Bayari called during the fore.
noon, as also one or two Representatives. See
Rotary Seward and the Presidents counsel were
with him during the afternoon.
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DIED,

sT0EE-In Alabama, on Monday afternoon, at 3
o'clock Mr. JOsEPH r. STONE, In the 6oth year Of his
ago.
HARRIS-In warrentop. Va. on the :oth instant,
Mrs ELIZABETH HARRIS, wife Of tho late Cuthbtr ri
Harris, aged IS years.
CRAwFoRD-on Wednesday morning. aftcr short
aud painful illness, ARCHIBALD CRAWFORD, aged u
years.
The funeral wiz take place from his late resldsne,
on Friday morning At 0 o'clock.
BRookE-Gn Sunday, the 18th instant, at his rs.I
dence. Willow Groyc, hontgomeLy county. Nd.
lIuTCIEsON-0n tho I'd instant, after u long ant
painful illness, Mrs. MARTHA J. HrcHEsoS. In tn,
Ath year Of her age.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
wAsuINDTON. March 10, 1873

IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, March 10, 1873.
On the petition Of JAxEs BRAGLRY. administrator
and MARY PIrrs, admnstratrix Of the estate Of John
A. Pitts. deceased. Of Buffalo n y, praying for the
extension OF patent granted to the said John Pitts
the 9Th day Of July 1854 for an improy sment in Horse
patent which take place the 9Th day Of July 1853
II Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once on MONDAY, tho 18th day Of juno
next. at u oeloek m And Al persons are notified e
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to Ale
In the Patent Once their objections, specially set
forth In writing az least t9satg days before the day
uSed at the said hearing, must Be taken and trans
mtcd In accordance with the rules Of the oicc
will be furnished on application.
Depositons and ether papsIs. relied upon as test.
mony, must be hed In the Office t1enfy days before
the day Of hearng the arguments. II sny, within ten
days after hling the testimony. .
Ordered. Also that this notice be Published In the
Republican and the Intsiiigencer. Washington. D.
G. and In the Commercial Advertiser, falo, N, Y
week for three successive weeks FIRST said
to be at least sixty days Preyoas to the
mh2o-Tst Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
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SCRANTON, PENN, March 21.-The large man
ufactory of ID. Blake 4 Co, was destroyed by
FIRE this morning. Loss $4,000; insured for
$4,000.
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SOMEBODY has started the story that the
Presidents counsel will summon large number
OF lawyers Of different political faiths TO testify
in regard to the constitutIonalty OF the tenure
of office act,
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HEAT-DuNNINGTON-On the 2lst instant, by
Rev. Mr.. Addison, J. fRASK WHEAT, to BETTE G.,
daughter Of G: W. G, Huntington. all Of Prince Will
liam county, Va
wAGNER-MoRLAND-On the 18th Of March. by
Rev. Pinekel, c. II. wAoSER to Miss II. n. AoRE-
LANp. OF this city.
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Ir IA UNDERSTOOD that General Butler Is to
make, on Monday, the opening argument on
behalf Of the managers in the Impeachment
rial.
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TnE CoMMuSITY is now settling down upon
the belief that no further time will he granted
the President than that already given, and that
after Monday the trial will occupy the time
OF the Senate from day to day until disposed Of.
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N<S5Je TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS.
81
PoHDRETIE. q tho Lodi hapuiseturing Company.
mails Of New York city fer which the sS%PsSy hsys
PoIfAFs, PER TON. height and charges from New
York ADDED: Warranted ~ tho company to be equal
In market Tho results Corn, Cotton. Tobacco and
Grain have been astonishing the past season Ii
doubles the crop. Pamphlet with certificates OF hum
dreds Of wcliknown planters and farmers, and every
information, sent free any applying by letter
or Otherwise to Tifos. BAYaEs1 Son,
80 McElderry' Wharf, Baltimore;
HOOE& wEDDRRkURN,
Alexandra, Va.
jaa5-em New York.
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THEREcrrrrs from internal revenue yesterday
were s3lQ, sIG.i0
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New Advertisements.

MRS. SPENCER,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
- streets,
Will exhibit, on Monlay. March 3oth, a handsome
assortment Of
FREy II PATTERN BoSNErs.
mh1j-6t
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Illinois Republican Convention.

CHICAGO, Ill, March IA large number OF
delegates to the Republican National Conyen-
ton have already secured accommodation in the
different hotels.
The headquarters Of the New York, Massachu-
sets, Pennsylvania, Connecticut and Arkansas
delegates will be at the Sherman house.
The headquarters of the Illinois, Indiana,
Iowa, Ohio, New Jersey, Wisconsin, Michigan
aud the National Committee will be at the
fremont house.
The convention promises to call forth the
largest gathering ever assembled In this city.
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SAN FRANCISCO, March IA slight shock OF
earthquake was felt here to-day 1t caused con-
siderable excitement.
The Z mon primary election yesterday resulted
In the choice OF delegates to the State conven-
ton favorable to General Grant for President.
Dates from Honolulu TO the seventh instant
state that the steamer Larkawsno sailed for
San Francisco.
Letters from Mexico, by the steamer Golden
City, state that General Placide Vega, being al
lowed the liberty of his parole while en- route to
the city OF Mexico, escaped and reached the
| coast. He got on q small vessel and arrived at
San Bias and placed himself under the protection
| OF General Losado.
| General Corona has dispatched troops to as.
| sist Governor Rubi In bringing Gen. Martinez.
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FERTILIzERsi rEnTILIxEss,
Stables,

COOKS BOARDING STABLES,
~ ON EIGHTH STREET, ,
p..,,,u,.. .,. Between and \, No. 49,
Large. airy and comfortable stables The proprietor
IL we'll Of the best feeders In this Dis-
and well cared for.
CARRIAGES can be had At all hours for Parties-
Weddings. and Funerals. ja1S-W =
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MAGGIE MITCHELL
NATIONAL THEATRE.
SH IL rs.
Gentlemen's Dress Shirts.
A full supply constantly on hand and made to order
In superior style, at
NEW YORK PRICES.
STEPHENS 4 CO,
$40 Pennsylvania avenue,
mhll.Inf between Ninth and Tenth streets

PROPOSALS FOR IRON
oFyIGE OF pAraAsIEn U: 5. MI
No, 40 CHEsTSvT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, March Is, 1858.
Proposals Will DO received at this once until IL
the United States Navy Department tho, following
articles, TO be Of the best quality and snbject 70 In
Navy Yard where they arc to be delivered free Of eI-
ponse to tho Government: -
FOR BUREAU OF STEAM ENGINEERING.
LOU pounds h-ineh Square Iron.
Loo pounds 4 Inch Square Iron.
1000 pounds b-ineh Square Iron.
900 pounds NSxl-inch Flat Iron.
A. 4. WATSON,
mh2t-S Paymaster u. D. Navy.
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Pk6P3SHLS FOR GRAF, ING GAM AND . PAVING tn THE
= TWEEN sESoNh VI D STB I Eth N9 9I Il. BE-

Ehp ri "a III TUN ING AND PAVING THE
TWEEN Scum "a STRBE sFR kSRgH s sE
ci T,goPGnmH 20 reeeyed at the Mayors oniee.
az dau UNI y o'clock NJ, or SATURDAY. the
strsst Sorr April next. for grsdl5g and paving d
hIne similar to thu, used in street north he
ap meter and seven Inches ip depth. to be laid on
OF gravel not less than eight inches deep, covered
with NJ least four inches " sharp sand before paving.
and to DO well rammed with ninety pound manner.
aud well watered before tho last rainmng. The
plus earth to DO deposited In such neighborng sreets
or places as the Ward Commissioner may direct and
the contractor Will be required to leave surface or
two hundred foot In length for tho full width Of tho
street exposed for inspection, which VIII be well pui-
died by the Ward Commissioner. without expense to
the contractor, before grayeling. ,-,-,,,,.--
gutter stone loss than three feet n length and
twelve inches In width, replacing Or TelAying such
Dag fOolways In the line Of said part OF said
street us tho Ward Commissioner may direct; nAEging
to be not than sixteen INCHES four Inches
thick and In pieces not less than four feet long closely
ointel The work to DO done 70 tho entire satsfae-
lion Of both the Ward and Assistant Commissioner.
and to be paid for bE assessment the property bor
ity as tho Ward Commis sioncr nay direct, -. G
Bidders viii state preo per cubic yard for grad ng
per square yard for paving gravel and sand
required aud per square loot for tagging aud gutter
stone and square foot for relaying old nag foot
No bid will be received from others than praetisA
I n t shs right asssTss y s
mh9O.td sup't and inspector.
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PROPOSALS. FOR GAS AND WATER SERVICE

Proposals will be received at the Mayors Once
City Hal, antil u o'eloek IN on SATURDAY, tho
9Th day OF April next, for Furnishing aud la nG tho
Gas and Water Service Pipes with the necessary stop
Cock aud Boxes, on street north between Fifth ara
Sixth streets west, Into all lots parts Of lots .r
not already pro- ided Herewith, S"'
Specifications can be at tho ohoe Of ,ho Fam
missioner Of lmpEoy oments, In tho bas> mani of tho
west wing Of the City Hall. -meu' VI 'no
The right Is reserved to reject APP ar ali bids
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PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.

. No, 4sTATRs ST., NEw YoRK, March n. 1865.
Proposals On dpplica!el will be received BY the IN
5000 pounds Of ar. quality Pilot Broad 10 be packed
I,4no pounds hrst quality white aint corn Homlny.
ao.0cO pounds Green Rio Codeo-in barrels.
5000 pounds Of clean dry Brown Sugar In barrels.
full head-lined.
Bids for Coffee and Sugar 70 Be made duty paid
900 pounds White granulated sugar.
5000 gallons Of the best quality OF Pure vinegar, in
half barrels OF % gallons each.
%, 900 pounds good hard Soap. "a,
pounds best quality Of Adanantine Candles. Il
bo 10 ounces to the pound. one half skies, The
remainder twelyes.
The manner OF making bids. requirements Of bid
dcrs Se same as stated In previous hdHer ,ement'
from this ONCE. q, l.. kILBURN,
might Brew. Brig. Gen. and A. Q. O. y.
IlRnpnRAIS EnR rIMRRR
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ny THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
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elSDTO MARRY OR NOT TO MARRYf
~ WHY NOT i-Serious reflections for Young
Physiological Errors. Abuses and Diseases induced
by Ignorance Of NATURES Laws, In the first age Of
Address, Dr., J. SKILLIN HOUGHT0N, Howard As
ISOLATION. Philadelphia, Pa. ja3O.3n
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FROM EUROPE ny CABLE

ENERAL POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-11-20

Dr.. H. NJ. Purinton, the renown-
ed Lung Physician will be at Ores
co, Saturday, November 26th, and
remain three days at the Durham
House. DR.. Purinton has devoted
his attention for the last twenty
years to the treatment of oil Chron.
10 Diseases of the throat and lungs;
also to those of the heart, liver,
kidneys &c. Chronic and indama.
tory rheumatism together with f.
male diseases in all their forms.
DR.. Purinton dc6es the whole
medical faculty to beat him in cur.
ing Dyspepsia. His practice il
based upon the most correct theory
of MArER1A MED1cA, calculated to
Act in harmony with all the laws Of
the system without reducing it,
Each patient is put under treat.
smsnt that lasts from one to three
months. Consultation free.
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"Extremc Case Cared.

From Rev. ISAAC AIKEN, Allegheny, Pal
JOSEPH FLEMING, Druggist,
No. "a Market Street, Pittsburgh.
SIR take great pleasure in stating
that, after having suffered from dyspepsia
for about fifteen years, at some periods
much more than others, have been entire-
ly cured by the use Of Goes Dyspepsia
Cure. My friends knew that Of late years
my case has been an extreme one. I had
great suffering from eating any kind Of
food, and on an average would vomit about
one-third Of my meals, in sour; indigesti-
BILE mass. When the severe attacks would
come, would lsee all strength and DO ut.
terly helpless. Some Of the attacks would
be 80 severe that for days together would
not retain any thing on my stomach, save
. little dry feast and tea. For years /
knew not what it was to. pass 6ys conseeu.
tive hours without intense pain. Prom the
time took the first dose Of this medicine
Iceassd vomiting, gradually all soreness
passed away, and flesh and strength n.
turned, and ever since have been able to
eat any kind Of food vet upon tho table.
Six months have now passed without any
symptoms Of the return Of the disease. Nv
case was considered BY all. even physi(-
ians, so marvellous, that for time Il vas
feared it might be fictitious hut / am now
so well convinced, that have been not
merely relieved, but permanently cured.
that can conscientiously recommend
Goes Dyspepsia Cure to all victims Of
dyspepsia. Isaac AKIN,
Late Pastor Of the Beaver st. n, Z.
Church Allenhany
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Howard October, LIST, 1868.

Howard October, LIST, 1868.
Received Of David Grier fifty dol.
lars in full Of al demands for insu-
rance on my brown mare that died
of disease Of the kidneys, insured in
the Missippi Valley Insurance Co.
I would recommend all persons
having live stock or property that
they wish to insured to patronise the
Mississippi Valley Insurance Co., Of
DEBORAH as they by their prompt
manner Of adjusting my loss have
recommended themselves - being
perfectly reliable in the hour Of need.
l. P. TRoTTER.
And again the Mississippi Valley
Insurance Co., Of DEBORAH responds
with its usual prompt ness. still re.
tains the proud position for fair and
honorable dealing that has always
characterized it.