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DAILY -IOWA STATE: REGISTER, IpATPjJqnNmG, MARCH i hju jvtttttvh inTGICAi OOCZET'7. ZNSVSANCS. Doijto Well. The lady who attempted to LEY GOOES. PUBLISHING AGEUCY.

Cmoic apples at Kinney Russell's. isB. me Sihma; season is already an- Grand; I At Music Hal muwankee, Weadsry April 1871, wltfc tne kind aaalstsutca of tin fees mwaicsq tu leat or use ctty. nr cash prizes! T. be Distributed In GREENBACKS, as folloiawt 3 TZooSei MAIL.

Gift, Gift, Gifts. 25,000 6,000 1,000 i 6flO 100 $25,000 5,000 5,000 lOMIO 5,000 Gifts, 100,000 Ttrhtets are to The drawing will Use place after tbe Concern aiW who will act as Drawing Committee: Hon. ALEXAHDR MITCHELL. HENRY LNBCSCH, Bs4. R.

P. OBBR. Esq. (J 01 DO PJflSTER, Keq. GEO.

W. ALLEN, Kiq. CHRISTIAN W1HL, ANUUU SMITH, Keq. prizes will be paid on the dsy after the drawirg. EMIT.

WALLBER, Secretary Milwaukee Musical -n. HBMPSTED. Broadway, Milwaukee, correspondence ttaoald be eddresrad. AUGUST 1500 be For the Benefit of the Catholic Church ST. MARY," in Des Koines.

TICKET, $1.00. Ona Lot In Des Polk: Io. a. beiD Lot One Lot In Ds Hoiuw, Polk Iowa, being Lot One Lot in Warren Iowa, tiding flu Ia. in Chnrrhville w.rrpn 'o h-inr On Lot In Bt.

Mary. Warren Iowa, raise southwest comer lot of 8r. John aad 8t. James Streets. Foar Lots as roar uute, in tit.

Mary, warren lowa. Between sl. iiobb i ana aouineuteeb. One Rote wood Organ. One Sewing Machine.

Uta Hilts, valued at (1 to f-2S earn. Refer by nermlstlrn to 1 For IVr. nv p. BU17I t.I. V.

A P. The n. i. H. HATCH, Mayor of Don i mar4d5m.

Des Moines, Iowa, Loca Box 831. 1850. AMIRICANT EMIGRANT COIIPANT. 1871. Journey Tickets Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, Germany, One Ticket from the A ALL INTERMEDIATE PLACES, tiiidcr tbe 1 bUdM tBd InteflirWIPni nn th Jniinv ilhr nr at the rate, and avoid tbe mietakce, loss h.vw traveling in im nnai way.

Aetv First-Class of M. B. Orders by Letter from a distance, either for MONEY DRAFTS on Europe, or for JOURNEY TICKETS to any destination. receive especial Address Principal Eastern Office, III. L.

MOORE; Agent. Capt. Address Principal Western Office, 61 Wells Street, Chicago, FREDERICK INELSOX, Agent. Or at I lie Company's General Land Office, TtTO TTffTig Five to Ten Years' Time le eivea to center who puretiaae lards of this piicea, with this creat advantage tf time. Tneee land, which tbe Company offer for sale, II.

L. jaslTd3ra w6m. ENSURANCE OF NEW commit suicide Saturday last, is in a lair way of recovery. Dr. Carter attends and from him we leant that the temporary derangement of mind was caused by an overdose of two kinds of medicines, takes at the same time, and at her own instance.

a Iwas the many other puzzling things found at Grand Junction at present is fe well that, won't produce anything bnt a mixture of coal oil and It ha been pnmped out dry, and upon Its refilling with water, coal oil was found to predominate at the rate of one part of oil to three parts of water. Bo the oil got there, or where it comes from our Informant couldn't state. It would be a joke on Fred Bager, Tom Grove, Dan Strite, and the rest of the boys," If they'd located a live town over a subterranean petroleum lake. IXOAX HOTICJES. Go and see the new fancy goods at Weaver ft Marsh's.

Doh't van. to secure a pants pattern from those beautiful English Cassimeres at Dyne 's 81 Walnut. Handsomb Monogram Hair Brushes Just re ceived at Weaver Marsh's. Tbb Weed Machihb ob Family Favohitb. This is acknowledged to be one of the best Sewing Machines in use, and the citizens of Des Moines and vicinity are asked to examine its merits before purchasing elsewhere.

K. E. Fobtbk, Agent, 10-2 lieWalntSt. FlObbscb Mibbobb. A large assortment just receivea at weaver nuwi a.

Orb Casb new spring trimmed hats just re- ceived from New York by Knight Bros. 10 2 Choicest of beef, veal, pork, mutton, poult ry, fec, constantly on hand, at the Empire Market, corner of Sixth and Walnut. 9 4t L.G. Dcff. In New Booms.

Mrs. M. E. 81ate, Cloak and Dress Maker, has taken new rooms In Vincent's block, where she will be pleased to welcome all her friends and customers. Work done on short notice and in the beat of style.

9-2t Fbesh Arrival Baled hay, 9 00 per ton, at Bush's Ware Bouse. 9-5t Hofse Wastes. Six or seven rooms, con veniences. Enquire at Reqisteb counting room. -2t.

Attkxviok Temtlabs. The Temple of Bon or meets the first and third Fridays of every month at 7:30 o'clock p. m. Members are re quested to be in attendance. dec 17-friasunSmo.

Choice Baled Hat for sale at the office Iowa Central Coal Mulberry et. .9 6t Sozoooitt. All dentrifices had their draw backs, until tbe salubrious Bark of the Soap Tree was brought from the Chilian valleys, to perfect the lragranw Sozodont, tbe most whole- some reliable and delightful article lor tne Teeth, that a brush was ever dipped into. Spaldiso's Glue," always up to the stick ing point. maiSot.

Room to Rest First door east of Rambo Steiners. Enquire at the premises, or of U. Hubble. Fob Sale. The stock and fixtures of stricUv first clan millinery and dressmaking establishment, doing a steady trade, and hav ing no dull season.

Full satisfaction given for retiring. Address E. Singleton, Burlington Iowa. Fob Sale. Two Richard's Power Corn She! ler.

Wm. Dickkbson, Court Avenue. men. 8 tf. Fabm for rent, two miles south of Des Moines also some stock and implements to sell with it.

Apply to A. I. Hobbs. mar "tf McCot, the Jeweler in Methodist Church block on 5th street, has a splendid new stock of watches, docks, jewelry, which he offering at very low rates. Go and see his fine display.

feb23-tf. Dentist. Dr. Todd, corner Fifth Walnntr marlStf. Db.

A bo as, Eye, Ear, Head, Throat and Lung Physician. Office, Court Avenue, site the Postoffice. tf Dbstax. Opeicb of Dra. Fuller at their new rooms, corner 6th and Walnut- 11-tf.

To Lease 30 feet on Sixth south of Wal. ant, to party who will join with us In erect ing two brick bnslness houses. 3 dtf Polk Hdsbell. 6. P.

Mawk, Dentist, M. Dec S-tf. E. Church block. QCAHTITT VS.

QCALITT. DOOLET'S YEAST Powdbb stands pre-eminent in market as being the only Baking Powder that is free from injurious substances. Not only this, bnt each package contains the full quantity represented. while the quality 1s far superior to all others. Dooley'a Teast Powder will produce from twenty-five to fifty per cent, more rood bread.

rolls, biscuits, pastry, Ac, than those of other manufacture, while it is always convenient to have In the house, and la reliable and economical. If yon have not tried it, ask lor it at yonr Grocer's, and take no other. 7dwlw. Bbttbb than Takiks Poison. An argu ment occurred, the other evening at a fashiona ble Club' House in Firth Avenue, aa to the best method of boil ding np and renovating a deblli tated system.

Two or three physiciana par Ucipated in the debate. One was for small doses of strychnine, another for heroic doees of quinine, and a third insisted that minute doses of pruasic acid were best of all. In the midst of tbe dispute, a gentleman well-known aa one of the shrewdest merchants on Broad street, asked tbe parties If they would like a tew facts by way of act off to their theories. Last winter," said he, as you well know, I was considered a used-up man. No Assurance Company would have given a policy on my life at any premium.

I was wasted to a mere skel eton. Nothing I ate nourished me. My stomach and liver seemed to be paralyzed and though I did manage to hobble here with the aid of my servant's arm, I was almost as weak aa an infant. Well, yon see me now. I pull down the scale at 159 and the medicine tbat brought me round when every specific of tbe faculty had failed, was Plantatiow Bitters." For desserts and table delicacies Sea Moss Fabise ia tbe most delicious and healthful that can be ptocured in all tbe wide world.

mar7dawlw. SPECIAL NOTICES. Advertisements mitor this Ihmi first Inflection, sfwi 111 MitLiMh inuH. No notice inserted for leas than BU cents for ant in- arBee advertiseaaent of Or. Batts' Dispensary.

beaded Book for the Million MARRIAGE GUIDE In another column. It should be read by all. Junel5-dawlT. Aa Insalubrious Resaaa. spring Is welcome, bnt not Its diseases.

We should be glad to nave its bloom without its fogs. Its vapors, its Hidden changes of temperature, and tbe sgues, fits of Indigestion, billons attacks, and other barrassing disorders which they engender. As this cannot be. It behooves ail sensible people to do the beat they can to escape such serious drawbacks on the poetry of tbe eearon, Ak any phyadaa what the weak aad delicate eaght to do when miasma infects the air. Tne answer will be, "tone aad regulate the system." Bnt how Tbat Is tbe Important question.

A dozen medical men would probably recommend as many different medicines. On the other band, the thousands who have tested tbe vb-toea of Bostetter's Stomach Bitten as an In-vigorant and alterative, will recommend but one; tbe wholesome preventive and restorative in which their own experience baa taught them trust. A course of this rare vegetable stimulant, Co suae need now, would rave aaany a pang to the feeble and debilitated. It would be wise economy, too, for it would probably preclude tbe necescity for medical advlea. Without disparagement to prosesstoa which all Intelligent men and woman respect and honor, it Is just as well, if possible, to keep out of the doctors' hands, and tney would have comparatively few cares of fever and ague, dyspepsia, bilious, ness, nervousness, aad general debility to attend toil tola agreeable aad nealthlul specific were In mvtverasl nse.

marldawlw. TOT alskUfAa. CHAJSCBKB ESSAYS ftor Yesxnur BXeau on gnat SOCIAL JSV1LB and ABUSKSwmch nteian with MARR1AQ with snrs means of relief for the Srring and Unfortunate, diseased and debilitated. Sent free of eherge. In sealed envelopes.

Address HOW-ARD AsaOUIATlOII. Ho. 1 SfNlnth L. Phlllal. pbla.

Pa. A QUAOKSr A Ttctta mf early tndiaore- 'aa aabflitv. Drtaitnn iM Aa. kaTBur trted In Tain ennr adrertlaed kmiI. baa a aiatpla aaeaas of Mtfcon, which ha will aend free to hia fcUgw aWTama AMmm j.

H. TUTTU. IS Xm SU, New Xork. wacdaotttaH. J.

me time iortn nomwg xmaraauona. Convention of Young Mens' Association In Washington, has been changed from Jan 10 to Ma; 24. Atteitiou, giB Ksigbts 1 Regular con clave of Temple Commandery No. 4 K. V.

to night. YisiUUng Sir Knight cordially invited. Per order C. J. McKat, Rec Republic ah Caucus.

The Republican members of the City Council are invited to attend a caucus on Saturday evening, at the Council room, to put in nomination candidates for Clerk, Street Commissioner, and City En gineer, and lor other badness that may come before it. Is tbb Gsxzbai. Comes now our agri cultural neighbor the Homestead, and testifies that J. M. Tuttle.

Democrat, was elected Mayor of Des Moines last Monday." To which we demur on the part of the Dem ocracy. Knock off the and you nave your man. Bows this? Just before the election the genial Irishman who represents one half of the Seventh Ward in the City Council, attended a dance given by same of our colored people, and "aaahaved" until one o'clock in the morn ing! Talk about your electioneering, hut Marcus can ouUtrip anything In the city or cjunty. Home Aoarsf. Lester Cate and Charley Brand son, a brace of good EagUabmea ana Americanized have returned from a visit to England and the old homesteads.

They report having had a grand good time from the dav they left until they returnea, out as dear as old England is, somehow or other that portion of the United States known as Des Moines seems more like home and is held In as high esteem. 1 We are authorized to announce that Chris, Batbman, the G. T. Th. of T.

has conclu ded not to allow his name to be used as a can- didate for Governor, his duty to the human family protesting against any such move on his illustrious part. Be will therefore continue to make men happy or clean faced by being a Major-General of barbers, hirsute surgeons, and mouth organ performers, and can be found in the Savery block, a usual. About the Jast ot Judge Batch's nnptia) knot-tie ing was done yesterday at the' Avenue House, the ceremony of marriage being per formed by him for the benefit of Mr. J. W.

Fr and Mrs. Susannet rooi, notn oi iwxier. mis is about the last couple the Judge will have the pleasure of starting on a voyage of married bliss, unless some of our young people hurry Bp their matrimonial cakes. However, Mi ca ber like, the Judge awaits something to turn up." Hard ojj Faith. "An intimate person, which the same we would term a Iriend," aays recently an Itinerant Methodist oreacher was at work in a revival meeting at Chariton.

The minister noticed a seedy look ing chap in one of the seats looking as thongb he needed religion or a good square meal. So he stepped up to him and asked him if he were a "No, sir," said he, "I am editor of the Democrat ic paper in this place." "Then, in the name of God, let us pray," replied the devoted minister. Keokck girls were always queer, yet a very pleasant set. They believe in the "I very generally, and it is a hard matter to find a name among the whole brigade that don' come to an "i somewhere. The other day one came tripping into the Gate City office and or dered from the fair-haired Sandy a pack of visiting cards, with the name "Beliie Brown' printed thereon, and according to order they were printed.

A small consternation 1 caused among XXX fashionables, but then its fashion's freak and will soon appear in other sec tione. Iowa College Another addition has been made to the corps of teachers in Iowa College. The burning of the large public school house has compelled the suspension of the High, In termediate and Grammar Departments taught in the building, and released Mr. Richard B. Snell, the Principal, who has been appointed an additional tutor in the College for the remainder of the year.

The College has now eleven instructors, President, six professors, Principals of Ladies' and Preparatory Depart ments, and two Tutors, a larger number tban ever before. D. M. I. A M.

R. Secretary Tidrick Informs us that the cars will be running from Des Moines to Indianola within sixty days. About four miles of the track la already tied and railed. Track-laying has been suspended for the present on account of the iroat, but when that is ont of the ground It will be resumed and the entire line completed aa fast as workmen can do 1U It will be a jolly day for Indianola when the iron horse comes rushing and it will be a jolly day for Des Moines when the Capital of the State and the Capital of Warren county are connected by rail. Now arry up our Win tenet railroad, i i Personal.

Gen. Clark, United States Mar hall returned yesterday morning from Wash ington, where he has been ob business for the past two weeks. Col. Carpenter, of Fort Dodge, called last evening. He also has just returned from the Mecca of American politicians, where he has labored most effectually for the many men In lured by decisions of the United states Courts, ousting them from lands tbe.r had occupied as their own for years.

C. Bevington, President Winterset Na tional Bank, calied.last evening, and was with the sanctum folks long enough to show that he hid a pocket-full of these things that he says are passed in fashionable hotels just before the supper stuffing ends. SherrifT Tullis, of Madison county, one of the several thousand good men found in that bailiwick, was in town yesterday. Xscobb Tax. Instructions have been re ceived by United States Assessor Newton to make preparations for assesainjr tbe income tax.

Heretofore It has been assessed la Janua ry. Tbe delay this year baa been caused by tne supposition tbat Congress would abolisb tbe tax. It is well known tbe Commissioner of Internal Revenue desired this, and labored earnestly to nave It done; and, tinting tbe bill for Its repeal would become a law, be directed 'be Assessors to delay tbe assessment nntll tbe adjournment of Congress, or until tba bill could be disposed of. Congress adjourned without acting on the bill, and consequently tbe tax will now bave to be paid. Tbe first law on tba subject required a tax to be paid on all income in excess of six bnndred dollars.

Subsequently tbe amount exempted was increased to one thousand dollars and by tbe present law tne tax is required on all over two thousand dollars. Mr. Newton expects to re eeive blanks in a few days, and then local edi tors and other wealthy men will have an op. portunity of paying some spare change ino nele Sam strong box. Folk Cocstt Coal Measure.

Professor White's Geological Tie port disposes of the coal field of Folk county in very snmmary manner. The Professor discovered that there was coal here, fact which be could have learned without taking the trouble to viait Des Moines. The article treating on the subject cites only four 'mines out of something more than thirty which are being operated in the county. Ho analysis of the coal Is given, no estimate of the amount mined, or of tbe extent of tbe field nothing; bnt the bare statement that coal found ia the vicinity of Des Moines. In considerable quantities.

Other counties, where the amount of coal hi insignificant when compared with the inexhaustible mines of Folk county, received the Professor's most ample attention their coal being eare- muy aaaiyzea ana fully described in the Report. Tkis act of injustice to Jolk county we have endeavored to remedy, so far as the analysis of our coal Is concerned. A specimen was forwarded by Tbb Rboistbb to an eminent chemist in Chicago for analysis. The follow, ing la his report "Sample of Coal from De Moines, Iowa: The sample la quite compact, hard, and pure; with some faint traces of mineral charcoal. Harks of lamination are plainly apparent although the lamina an closely aggregated! It Is of dull, slate color, and when burned, leavens white ash.

The coke is dull and not swollen." COMPOSITION. 685 Volatile 4170 Fixed Carbon. 4930 875 100.00 48 05 80.90 Total Total CombusUbls AS. 53.05 OLD AND NEW! Annual Statements Of the Old Companies comprising the Merwriters' Agency Now doing business at their Few Office ia Savory Elocls, X7o. 4.

Four Million Dollars! Policies Issued on all Property. Classes of I J.O.WILSON. 0. H. COLBY.

STATE OF IOWA. Auditor's. Office. Insurance Department. ANNUAL.

CERTIFICATE, (P PUBLICATION! DKS MOISES, FEBRUARY 1671. WHKRAS. Geraania Insurance COMPANY, LOCATXD AT New York, in ths State of New York, tus ft in tbi oHice a ewru (at-ment of it- cob diiiou ou tt) thirty first dy of December, 18 To, in afCortifiDce with ibe itroviione of an Act of lite Ueiierat Aeii.biy ii tUc ot lowa, ruiitnuff to Ilh mauce 1.011.11 iu, upLiruvtMi Apui na, ana wberesv. ftd btr.triaM.-nt tit mat a.d Coinrtaay fMr-T-epted oi ibo reqV-U- noiuaut of i averted at rttiu red by ski Act I nereHne. pursuance oi iav.

foan Stale, bervbr citify that raid ranre Company is DtBonrM to transact th! buioew of Fire in-raranc in this Ht-. by A sent properly appuiBiea ana laiDonwn io acKuowieaee service oi lroctes tor ana oa ieni oi company, afl required by said Act, until the 3it day oi a unary, A. U. i3t. I farther certify tbat tald Statement show 1st Tbe actual amount of paid no capital of eaid I -o mi.

any, Dec. Si. 1870. to 500.000.00 rd rae agtzrevatu amount of ar-acis of Vila cooipaiiy. ikc si, iftft ne 3d TfJ Beit-regale amount of liabilities of Mid Company, luclatiiogr tbe amount re aui red to raieiy all oatmand- lot rirfc Dec 31.

ISTii, to be 333,639.28 4th Tbe irtcome of mid Com ran for the vvar 1870 to be 6t7.fH7.t9 a ir i ne gzregate expcnai ures or wd CnmanT for the yrar incladinsr (50,000.00 paid as dividends, to be- 591859 45 In testimony whereof. I haTe bereuuto tnb eribed L. my Fame and affixed the teaj ot my ofhoa ine ay ana a tie togre written. JOHN Ri SSRLU Auditor of Slate. I 0 Wilson Agents, Des Moines.

STATE OF IOWA. Auditor's Office. Insurance Department. ANNUAL CERTIFICATE, FOR DES MOINES, FEBRUARY 1, 1ST1. yHEREAS, Kg mm HanOVer ItlSliranCe COMPANY, tOCATai AT New Ycrk, in tEe State of New York, has filed ia this office a sworn statement of Its condition on the thiny-flrst day of December.

WiO, in Bccoraance who toe provufion- of an Act of the ten- eiai ABsemuj or toe state of low reiaun? to lni- rance Companies, approved April 7th. lHiB; and I whereas, said statement shows Uiat said Insurance Company is poj-etwd the requisite amonnt ot cai'iuu, iueeieu aa it mured OJ aaia ACi: Therelore, in pnratance of law, John Rnieell, Aaditor of State, do hereby certify that said Insurance Company is authorized to Iran Pact the business of Fire Insurance in thic btata, by ai-ents, properly appointed aud authorized to acknowledge a-rvice ot Erocess for and on behalf of said said Act, antil the Slat day of January, A. D. itCa. I further certify tbat said statement thowa 1st Tbe actual amonnt of paid an Canital i nec.

aisi, jb.u, 10 oe 1 agregaTBfc amonnt ni Assets of said Company, Dec. 81st, 170. to be 334.64 OU 1 UT-. Bj-ijiejjau; HI I iM IjIADI lllf OI flM Company, including the amount re quire to safelv re-Insure all ciatstAnattur 4tb The aggregate iueome of said Com- I AtaA-V. aim, io ill.

to ne nanr for ine year 1S7(. to be. etb rne gg rjrre gite expenditures of said the Teiur 1.9T7i inrlnitinv Company for (4U.UjO.Ui3 paid aa dtTldenda, to be 633,413.99 In testimony Whereof I hava heraantoanbeciibed my ue.j name and affixed tbe seal of my office, the day JOHN RtTSsELI. Auditor of State. O.

Wilson Co Agents, Ve Moines. STATE OF IOWA. Auditor's Offioe. AksuAL certificate, POR PUBLICATION. DBS KOINES, TEBRCARY 7, YY-HKRKAS, Niagara.

Insurance C05IPAN New Tork, in the State of New Tork, bas Sled in thi oc nrorn statement of Us con- am on on tne lairty-mvt oi December. 1870, in with tbe prorieKma of an Act oT tbe (Jeneru Awembly of the btnte of lowa, relating to iuwmhb (jpivvca April itwjb; ana, wlwieee, mi4 tttatemeiu ibowi that amid Intmrmnce Company pomeaeea of toe reqawite amouut of capital, mTesud ae lequired by said Act In pursuance of law, John Rn ell, Anditor of State, do hereby certify that mid Insurance Company la authorised to tranmct the bnineaa of Pine IniHirance in this State, by Agents, properly appointed and anthoriKed to acknowledge aarrice of WW: buu wb uciuiii vi tmia uj mm aci, amis un oisc amy in fauuary, A. U. ibt. I further certify that Mid Statement ahowe 1st The actaal amonnt of paid up Capital of Mid Company, Iec.31, 1670, to .91,000,000.00 The aggregate amount of AseeU of Mid Company, Iec.

St, 1870, to be 1,304,557.00 on mo muzjcivfcmvo uiwuni vt JLetaoillileB of fnid Company, including tbe amount required to safely re-insnre all outstand ing risk Dec. 8L, 1870. to be 4tb The aggregate Income of aaid Com- paDT for i he year" 1870, to be 630,873.06 5th Tne afrgregate Expenditure of -aid fomiaiinv for tbe year 1470, including paid as dividend, to be 6.S.960.82 In testimony whereof. I have hereunto mberibed 1,1. a.

my name ana araxea the eai of my orace, the AeJ MUU IMK) JS WS fX, WlltWa. I 1 4 i JOB? BUSSELL, 4 Auditor of bis to. J. 0WIlgB Agents. Des Moines.

STATE OP IOWA. Auditor's Office. Insurance Department, ANNUAL CERTIFICATE, ro rtraucATiow.) DBS MOINK3, FBBR0ART 1, 1S71. WHEREAS, Republic Insurance COMPANY, XOCJLTKB a New Tork, is the State of New Tork. has filed In this office a sworn statement of its eon.

umuu ou im luiny-nrsi oay or xJecemuer, 1870, ia accordance with tbe provisions of an Act of the General Assembly of the Slate of Iowa, relariair la Apni nn, lew; ana, whereas, said Statement shows that said Insurance company Is possessed of the requisite amount of capital, uTesrea as required by said Act Tbe re (ore, in pursuance of law. John Russell, Auditor of State, do hereby certify tbat said Insurance Comnanr is anthnriaprf fotrttrnwet the bmanesa of Fire ln.uran.ee in this State, by Agents properly appointed and authorised to acknowledge suit ice of process for and on behalf of said Company, as required by aid Act until the Slst day January, A.D. 187. I farther certify that said Statement shows 1st Tbe actual amount of paid up Capital of mid Company. Dee.

81, 1870, to be 300,000.00 ftd The aggregate amount of Assets of said Company, Dec 81, 1870, to be 6SS 78 4S 2d The aggregate amount of Liabilities or earn company, laciantne; ine amonnt required to saicly re-insure ail outstand-lne; risks. Dee. SI. 1870. to be SIM 1KB SS 41 The segregate Income of said Company for tbe year larrn, to 5th The segregate Bxpenditares of said Company for the year 1H70, loclnduig fJB.lWI.M paid aa dividends, to he 380 349.96 In testimony whereof, I bave hereunto subscribed a.J my name and affixed tbe Seal of my office, the oay anu aaie auove wiukq.

JOHN RTJSSELL, Wr Aadttorofsils. O. Wilson Asemtsy Des Molaes. i 1 1 5 20 All I truant boy can be found, at every good ask. ing hole in the vicinity of Des Moines.

Pike and salmon are the principal varieties that have yet been hooked. The XtSDuBirig Bbidob. Brooks, Len drum Wilson are preparing the castings for the Middle bridge, and have nearly all In readiness for transportation to the structure. The snbstructare is completed, and workmen are fitting the Superstructure, partly in this city and partly In the village of Chicago. The bridge will be one hundred feet in length, and of the Bowe truss pattern.

8t. Patbick's Dat, The Unite! Sons OI Erin of this city will celebrate St. Patrick's Day on the 17th inst with a procession and other appropriate exercises. The Young Irish American Mutual Benevolent Association, formed by the young Irish lads of the city, will join the procession. In the evening Bon.

John Gibbons, of Keokuk, will deliver an address on "Irish Nationality" at Sherman Ban. New Rsstaubajct. Charley Monlton, until recently manager of the Great Western Tele graph office in this city, Is fitting up the rooms at No. 123 Walnut, between Sixth and Seventh, for restaurant purposes. The apartments are being frescoed and furnished in a manner that will be as Inviting as any lover of summer luxuries can desire.

Be will open in about one little week, when he will be ready to cater to the tastes of all. School Elbctiow. The annual election of school officers for the ensuing year will occur on Monday next in the two independent school districts of this city. Who and how many will be candidates for positions Is not known to the gobbler-Hp of items, but we bear It Intimated that there will be a pretty general election of the present meubeia of the Boards, on the score that when you get a good Board yoa had better keep it. Howeyer, Tuesday morning next we shall record the will of the people on this question of who shall and who shall not be a school officer.

The Winters et Road. Hon. B. F. Murray, and C.

Bevington, Esq of Winterset, were la the city yesterday, in consultation with some of our prominent citizens concerning the construction of the Winterset road. Six townships in Madison county have voted a tax, and together with subscriptions, a net amount one hundred thousand dollars has been secured toward lnsnring the completion of the road From its junction with the Indianola road at Summerset to Wintereet it is twenty-seven miles, running through a very rich and thickly populated section of the Three River Country." It is estimated that in addition to the amount raised by Madison county, 000 more will be needed to make its construc tion a matter certain and sure. To this end they ask that Des Moines come to the rescue, and by the aid of the amount last named secure a route that will give it advantages not afforded by any other short route pointing toward Des Moines! Of the Importance of this, we shall speak more fully in a future issue. The Mcd I The Mud The severe snow atoim on Wednesday night, which, by the way was the heaviest fail of snu of the season, dis appeared yesterday, leaving the streets in a horrible condition, the composition being little too thick for water and to thin for mud. With the last of the frost coming out of the ground, the mud is becoming deeper and deeper, and Tennyson had certainly been looking out on just such streets a those seen from our sanctum loop hole when he wrote Up the street, down the street, Half a block onward, Right through a tea of mire.

Bogged by tbe hundred. Pushed that forlorn brigade. Bespattered and dismayed More than six hundred. Forward not a hero strayed. Though each his tax had paid, Though everybody said.

Some one had blundered. Tbeir'e not to make reply, Their's but to groan and sieh. "What do you think of that for high aii.ru man six nun urea. Paddles to the right of them. Puddles to tbe left of them.

Puddles to front of them. All tbe way onward Streaked with mire from head to toe, Fearless thev dare to cro. Through the slush and through the snowi man six nunurea. Rouse ye, City Fathers I Wake Shoulder shovel, hoe, or rake. Turtle and champagne forsake, No none to be plundered.

Else, with all your rant and gas. It will be a glorious pass Whenever you are sent to grass. Shattered and sundered. The Capital School. Below will be fonnd the annnal report of the Treasurer and School Board of the Capital Independent School District, for the year ending on Monday, tbe lOtk inat.

Tbe report will be read with In terest by all of our citizens, and the record pre sented shows conclusively that the management of the school moneys and matters gen erally has been one very excellent in every way: To the Hectors of the Independent School District, East Side: The School Board In pre senting their annnal report of the management of the school under their control would make tbe following statement for the year ending March 10, 1871 At the regular meeting in April, 1870, the Directors made a levy of two per cent, to meet the entailed liabilities and the current expense of the school, npon the assessed value of the District which will realize 14,162 SO. Below we give a statement of all moneys received and paid out during the year on tbe different funds. tbe amonnt of entailed liabilities from former Boards, and tbe amonnt of bonds and Interest paid, and the amonnt of bonds outstanding and when dne. Amounts received for the year ending March 10, 1S71 On teachers' fnnd, amonnt in hands of Treasurer March 1870 237 46 On teachers' fund, ain't tuition from transient scholars 5410 On teachers' fund, am't from West Side, proportion of expense of colored On teachers' fund, am't from Co. Treasurer cfx on On school house fund from County Treasurer a iaj.

rs. On contingent fund, from Countv Treasurer 1,584.75 Amonnt paid out as per vouchers for the year ending March 10, W71 8n teachers' fund 5,741 70 school bonse fnnd 4 173 km On contingen and 1 ,599 09 $11,514.47 115.14 Treasurer's commission, 1 per ct. Bal. eath on ASSETS. 1.70 Taxes doe district on assessment of 1870 114,163.90 Estimated am't from perm'nt school inna 1,000.00 1.70 Csshon hand.

(15,164.50 LIABILITIES. Outstanding orders on school house 1 fund 1.7S4.53 Outstanding orders on teachers' fund 8,352.37 outstanding orders on contingent 'una 1,339.97 Note and interest dne permanent school fnnd 2,193 82 Sl R7T1 IO lm.i.i.1 un.u icTc, roiance np to tnis time in favor of district of 1,492.31 Included in the above amonnt of liabilities the following amounts were entailed by pre vious Boards Note due permanent school fund 2.000 00 School order das First National Bank, loan 1,000.00 School order dne Ed-Wright, 1.830 40 School order due B. F.Allen, 850.00 School order due B. F. Allen, 750.00 i 5.930.40 Two bonds Of $500.00 each, making (.1000.00.

with the interest, were paia July 1st, JS71. There is yet outstanding (90oo.08 of bonds. $1,000 00 of which becomes dne on the 1st of July of each The interest becomes doe on ihe 1st of January and of Jnly of each ear. Of the present school year ending In Jnns there yet remains three months, which will re. quire for fuel, janitors' scd teachers' salary a eos of $3,825.00.

Osing to the crowded conditipa of oar school and the rapid increase of population ia the district, itwiu soon be iiecessary to hsvs at least one additional school building to nets the wsaU of tbe children of the district. Respectfully submitted, Wm. Lowbt, Secretary. ABRIAGES. DEATHS AHD BIKTHS.

at the Averae House by His Honor. Mayor Hatch, Mr. J. W. Set an! Mrs.

SciajtaAK Pool oT Dexter P. MVBBlTtLL, Fneiaemt. j. p. aooBsoif, Secretary.

Capita! City Publishing Company, Publishers and Compilers of The Iowa Business Directory 'ASO BAILBOAD GAZETTEER, Resident and Business Directories of Counties, Cities and Towns, Railroad and State Gazetteers, Trade Circulars, Ac, Ac And General Advertising Agents, DES MOINES, IOWA. maittdtf. DEY OC02S. IftODD, 1 Jim so vie. DODD, BROWN IMPORTERS and Wholesale Dealers ia Stap'e Fancy DRY GOODS! 217 219 N.

Main Street, ST. LOUIS. TUTCTEBS' STOCK, ic. EXCELSIOR MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 612 614 North Main Street, ST. LOT7IS, Wholesale Dealers In all kinds of TINNERS' STOCK TIN PLATE.

SHEET IRON. WIRE, COPPER, Stamped, Japanned, and French TINWARE And Sole Manufacturers of Ihe Celebrated ia The Most Popular Conking Stoves the World! i7n ncj sold 1 1 Their Introduction! Our New Price Lists are now ready and Orders by letter are solicited, guaranteeing tnat they wti be promptly A. faitr.fu.ly filled At Lowest Figures. sUUIMJU Excelsior Manufacturing Compaq nvirtw mif apr may a ang wp oct. MEDICAL.

toT4i4Mkaro pstcaa. on Fonsnud pfjcri pttoa wu (lleoTrd kim la ma BtBQW UkM MB not (fmarlantuuulc i la a I Tbe fefrwitestt tamr obtattMal fretwm Wimt. PFroa4OTirtar a cop mT kUim i- urwa 9irea Jmrnt t-ltT, wai ant bj Mwm wiL joaxpH w. pissBxa. aax.

bbowx. EVEHETT HOTJSE, Fourth 5t, tet. Olive and Locust, st. Lons, no. PINGREE 1JUOWN, PROPRIETORS martdtf oc ESTABLISHED IS 16S3! Percival, Balton Co.

REAL ESTATE ain TaxPaying Agents. Office ii Savery Blttk, tmtr 4tk 4 Walaut, IOWA. "Yr pay Taxea, CoUect Beata. I il Property, Ac IMPROVED FAKMH. FARM of ISO acres, all faneed, no acms in CQltiva-tioo, IS acres pastaitt.

a acres or grove aroaiid tbe bouse small bouse. stabUng tor SO bones, feed MBwr. youngirnit trees, plentr of amaU trait lu miles from cltT. sulci bom sution at (35 per acre. No.

S. FARM of 100 acres, 60 acres In cultivation, so acres mature and meadow land, and ii acres good Uu uc uume iquo; Dm ayxoj; gona water, Toiins orchard Ot about 300 trees, corn crih. mnkiLnJ and farm all fenced off into fields within a miles ot Court Hcra. a good bargain at t-et acre, (1000 down, balai.ee In payments; will take part of first I KM Of OU acres. All Srre.

In rnlilntlnn booso, 16x34, at (is per acre 0 miles from Dallas CHOICB DAlttY FARM of S3 acres. SS acres umber. loO acres in cuitirsuoa. good bouse 22x23 and add.Uon dUx'il, good cellar, baru xT8, giauary ana stabling; abundance of small fruits; two miles irum r. u.

ana ki mues trom cttjr at HU per acre, in fAKM of 100 acres, TO acres Inclosed and cu.ti- JL Tatlon, balauce me.dowland in. me bouse of n'w emau log nouse, small trait SO acres good timber mile from larm; eighl miles OA ACRE8 of (ne land within two miles of poet XAf ottice, which can be sold in 40 acre tracts at Ciw per acre au cultivation. it. z5H. OMALL FARM of SS acres, 17 fenced ana in cnltt.

vation 5 acres of good timber; honee ltix-M, and stabling; to apple trees, and email fruits; 4ii miles Ii urn iji jr i i iL.t: no ajx. ACRES of good land, all Inclosed, and the most of it incnltivatlon; only uiiiMlromcity this FkRM of 160 acres, 80 in cultivation, all fenced; good house of five rooms, bam, granary, well, cellar, all No. 1 land, 5 miles fromllallas Center (25 per acre, down, balance on No. W. CNIMPHOVK1) IA.lvrt3.

Acres V4 mUe from corporation on north, for sale i at (75 per acre, or will sell in ten acre tracts; iwiwiHi. wi miWi OA ACHBS art)oinlng corporation on tbe south 0J divided into Bom to 10 acre lots. A fine location for fruits and gardens, at from (80 to $160 per acre, ou tuna, fine nw of the city. IIOUHES AND LOTH. nOUSB AND LOT on Locnst street, hones new.

of rooms, with gas throughout; btrn, wood-house, well, a good property, at (MOO. in pay- HOUSB AND FULL, LOT on Byeamore street: bouse of 6 rooms, cellar and well small fruit A bargain at (MMO, down, balance to suit. No. $54. HOI S8 AND LOT near Capitol, on East Side nous) of rooms, good well, lot fenced cbcao at (H0O, in payaseals.

SMALL HOUSE AND LOT near business part ol iown, on East Side house new, ex thiee rooma. goad well only (TOO, down. No. 80S. OU8K and 11S4 acres of land, hones of 8 or 10 rooms, with cellar, well, and lot all one-third of mile from corporation, oa main roa' Price, HOD8B and lot on Sixth street, house of i rooms lot 60x18.

well fenced. Frice, t00. urV HODSB and two full lota, honse of eight rooms closets, well, cistern and cellar; good barn lame amount or ahrabberr and small flmlt lent to school honea and bastness, Price, ntll good terms. No. 85.

1 SMALL HOTJ8B AND LOT OB Bycamora arraat Cheap at Ko.10. reason street. have about 180 lots In Stewart's Addition for ssie on easy terms. Also, a nnmher of ontlota. from in in food bargains.

'For farthe particulara write aa, and sxim tuiiia ust. fehaadtf. PEKCITAL, HaTTOX Real Kstata Amnts. EPIUCPST OR FITS- known I a TrcariM NadTHrbal Praai I brown Th reraaa Assets NovemliBr, 1870, $45,000,000 Casb! FRIDAY, MARCH 10. I8T1.

LOCAL -1NTELLIGESCE. NOTJCS TO ADVERTISERS I The patrons of the JtrgUter in the city tHI take notice that Capt. W. W.Pierce it our only authorized agent to toUcit advertisements, tub-lertolioa. tc We have no other orient in the city.

Kstobt Bbos. have received a new stock of Table Linen, Napkins, Linen, Sheeting and shirting, different widths. Gospbl Truth. A constant dropping will wear a rock. Keep dropping your advertise ment on the public and they wlU soon melt under it like rock salt Tbb Fourth Street news depot knows how well we like good things, and sends us a small armful of the latest illustrated papers and 'magazines.

All the latest publications are constantly kept on hand. Adjoubnbd. The District Court adjonmed yesterday morning, Judge Maxwell being call ed home to Indianola to attend to something concerning the census. Court will open again on Monday morning. Ovn of our State Institutions, and it may be the University for inght we know, has among its rules '8.

All communication between the sexc shall be limited to the hours for recreation ex cept by permission." "Ton know how it is yourself!" communicating under such circumstances. As there is much inquiry among our citizens as to the tenor of the dispatch sent to the Chicago Timet by its correspondent, Will Porter, we reproduce it below. It will be seen that the word of certain Democrats has been keptfaithfully and well Des Moines, Iowa, March 6. The city election, to day, was the oddest of anything we have had for five years. The split tickets were verv plenty, and the resalt is that out of a total vote of over 2,000.

Martin Tattle, a democrat, is elected Mayor of the city by the helo of Republican voters, who thought he was the best man for the position. Wm. Lowry, a Democrat, Is also elected City Treasurer by the same influence. Capt. Rnssll, independent temperance candidate fur Marshal, is also elected by a plarnlitv.

Everything has been kind and pleasant during the day ard night. We have for some months been trying to en gage the services of a gentleman noted as a very prominent raiser of fowls, to give ns the benefit of his experience in short articles. After having our suggestions in Incubation for at leant four months, yesterday the mail brought f.rth this chicken "It is advisable to set a hen at nizht and with out a light, if she be a timid one. Ers Bpnnkled with water on the 14tb, l.thand 20tb dy a'ter tbry are set wili rarely have dead etnckens in them at the end of the time for in-cnbAllon." He don't state how to find out the timid ity of the hen, and we are afraid that our fowl articles mnsl be postponed until we can in duce the Adjutant Gvceral to make an tff rt. Bridge Opened.

At last the complication surr-junding the opening of Court Avenue bridge have come to an end, and the matter settled to the satisfaction of the contracting Company. Yesterday the company assigned its claim ugainst the city to B. F. Allen, who paid it, and the bridge was thrown open to the pub lie Immediately. The ending of this vexatious matter will be hailed with delight by all, and now affords a safe crossing to all travel, which in reality has not been afforded by the Walnnt Street structure.

Until further orders there will be no toll collected, the keepers not having been appointed, nor will they be until the new city officers go into their stations. We understand that Walnut street bridge wili be closed up, as its unsafety promises a direful ae-cident if the public is allowed a continued free crossing. The New Citt Goyerksest. The count of votes having decreed a change in the city government, in the three first offices of Mayor, Treasurer, and Marshal, many will be anxious to know nore about those who will be on the throne or thereabouts," that they may be somewhat prepared for the new regime. Mar tin Tuttle, who will from Monday next press the plash of the Mayoral chair, has been a resident of this eity for about eleven years, and ia a gentleman of wealth, being worth about $00.

000, and has a reputation among all people of being a good man, possessed ol practical common sense, and a general knowl-edge of all matters pertaining to business Probably B8 could tell the good points of a hog or steer quicker tban he could translate llliad, and being of that good dUpo suioo tnat t-t him alwis attend to his own and nob.Kiy else's, we have faith that he will mdkti a g-od M-iyor, and on? whose wuri no citizeu honestly disposed can find fait with. Perhaps this may be premature, bat the coming year will either prove or dis prove the words we see fit here to state. As a representative of the Democratic party he ia one of the best men It contains, and we have reason to know that party favoritism run mad will cot fiud a follower io him. The only bad fea tare we see in the caoe for the incoming Mayor will be tee fact that daring his term he will have to fiae and "jag six or seven hundred of his party, tor liquorish offences. CcL Spjf furd had tne same pill lit wallow and we fear Mr.

Tuttle will not be an exception. The City Treasurer elect, Wm. Lowry, is a popular citizen, a good man every way but politically, and is well qualified for the office. He has re sided here tor a number of years, and his ex fended acquaintance and personal worth had more to do with his being elected than anything else, made eo effective by attending circum stances not often noticed in municipal contests. He's had a varied business experience and will concuct the buainesa of his office in a manner th prompt and business like.

The incoming Varshal, Capt. 3d Bassell, will have a hard time, harder than any of his predecessors have hid, and from reasons that we shall state There has been ciU-h bobbery about the ineni ciency of the Marsnal now in office and the police 1 hethar or not any joat cauae of complaint existed we shall not here argue, bat Capt Bassell being elected on the grounds of reform, If matter do not make a sudden revolution from the condition in which public speakers have reported tioice innumerable, soon after his Inauguration, the grumbling will be the same that it has biea for years. A city so large as Dee Moines cannot be kept as orderly as a Sunday School, and nothing less tban that will satisfy some men. That Capt. Knssell will do his duty, we have no doubt, and that he will prove a vigi lant officer we feel well assured.

But for the unreasonableness of some he would go through the year ithout a word being spoken dlare spectfal of his administration. Personally he is one of our good citizens, means to do justly with all, and has a proud record as a soldier, which in some cities is counted a yery good possession. He will have an entire new police force, wc understand, to assist In earrjing ont the plans laid. Who they will be we know not, but tuppose that none but Americans will be put on. Xhe Assessor, George Harlan, whose five hundred and fifty majority was sufficient to bring out our election fowl, ia another good man and will do kis duty as faithfully as an honest man can.

The new Aldermen are all good men for the position to which they have been chosen. The First Ward, that has heretofore been Democratic, comes out on the Republican side of the house, with the such gcod men aa D. A. Tyrrell and C. D.

Piatt. In the Second Ward, Col. Tichenor and W. S. Terry are commission ed, and will be good additions.

Mr, Terry is I honored with a re-election, having served one term satisfatorily to all concerned. The Third Ward sends np J. Coggeshall, a man who will watch matters closely and well. The Fourth, after a warm contest, choee T. George for its representative, and made a good choice indeed.

The Fifth sends up Dr. J. F. and the Fifth did a very good thing when it did so. The Sixth commissioned W.

R. Kay, who has the good reputation of attending to his "knitting" closely, and being a practical man everywhere. The Seventh, true to its colors of Democracy and that level, sends Marcus Kavanagh, pretent incumbent. His worth, works and hopes are well known. The gentlemen holding over are Messrs.

Monroe, Third ward, Keffer, Fourth, Lendrum, Fifth, Redhead, Sixth, Rees, Seventh. The Council will he one of the best, and though good as was the one outgoing on Monday, it will be found its equal in all things, with, perhaps, the exception of bridge 100 GlfU, 50 500 Gifts, so Gifts, 10 5,000 10,000 15,000 2,177 Gifts, $80,000 avid at 2 OO tack. wijl he conducted by tba RmewiBgenittmen, lion. EDWARD Ni.lL. L.

H. DURAND, Keq. S. MH hit ILL, Knq. M.

I'. MOHAWSTZ, W. JOHN K. Km. Hon It L.

PA1 MEH A. V. II. CARPKMTER, Esq. W.

H. JACOBS. Prcs't Milwaukee Musical Society. T. L- BAKER.

T.eaMiier. Society Cashier Milwaukee National Bank. ia the authorized General Afrent, to whom ail mat iiw. 31QJW. 25, 1871, 1,500 GIFTS, viz 3.

Block corner Twelfth and Street. 4, iilo-k 1, on High Btieet, front of Twelfth Street. Lot uioea iront lot on Main street. tot 4. Bock corner North and Chnrch Htrets further tnroraaticn sddrese the General Manager, Rev.

A I MlfH. SASSKE- for Emigrants. Liverpool, London, Cork, Dublin, Glasgow, France. Baltic to the Pacific protection of thU old and reliable Company, with nir a-i-tr rhsnn. PnrrhA 1 JOfTRNRtf TICKET iiureajre, doiaya, bog a ticket, and Impositions Iron Steamships! Xo.

3 Bowling Green, Xcw Tork, R. E. JEAXSO.V, ScaudiaaTiaa Ifnt. Company: and thev an offend at tbe loweat nnlike all railroad lacda, are free from mortgage SKOXER, Lnnd Agent. COMPACT YORK.

147.lh3.ea 3,645,7 17. 83 ...27,819,882.47 5.073,108.75 953,717.40 .1. 7,544.79 I87D, its Policy-Holders! HOWELL i SEEBERGER, Wholesale Dealers la 1 H'OHA a-aM "ulUMtt10) Steei, UiaSS, TnisIS I'lVPrV Kfnfl drtmlar Sawa! and Wagon Stoelx, Belting, Manilla Rope. Fence Wire AT BOTTOM TRICES, ALWAYS. Corxt Avenue, Des Moines.

aepaBTOdly. LU1I3EE YAED. LUMBER YARD! Between the Two Depots, WEST SIDE. We will not be Undersold 1 J. I W.

H. GUcrest sepan-JOaiy. NOTICE OF INCOEPOEATION. KOTZCE 19 lierehy given tbat the andersigned have themselves into a corporation ander the name and stvU of Tae capital City fuhlfnbmt. ro and the principal niece of traasaetias; tu business is ma city oi rs siouwa.

lowa. ine reaeral naiurs ine onsiness 10 ne xranacsed is that of freneral pnhltehing and aavertUing basiness. The sm' net ot capital stock ii tea thousand dollars (foiunoi, with antbority to inctease it frnm time t. ilmcfto any amonot spreed upon by the ttoctho ders The terms and conditions oa which it i to be paid in arc to be regulated hy tao Board of Directors. Tne commencement of tbe oorporatixn le Pre 14, MTU, aud terminates in twenty years from that date, with power of renewal! Tbe sjr.ir.

comortrion are to be coudocbxl t.y a Hoard of Directors, Prel oent sjua cHrcrciary, asnl Such others ae iney saay supoint. The said officers to be eieied annually in the month of December, oa such dav aa may be ttxsd in tbe bv-Iaws. The hi.h.. of indebted ness or liability to which the corporatioa Is at any time subject itwlf shall not exceed two thLds the amonnt or its capital stock paid la. The private property of tbe stockholders is to he exempt from ine corporate debts.

1 JOsafH Jr. auaasLk, WILLIAM B. CARD ELL JOHN HABVBT GOODSON, WILLIAXS. tMITH. Dated March lsm-Tdtf.

I F. S. WIlSTSTOlSr, President Results of Twenty-Seven Years' Business to Jan. 1, 1870 2.93S Death Claims llimiiai W. W.

MOORE, Cheap Dry -Goods AKD LADIES' HATS, Flowers Ribbons Closing Out Shawls, Merincs ana rars AT VERY LOW PRICES! No. 70 Walnut Street. Janldtf. DRY GOODS DRY GOODS SINCLAIR READ, Locust Street, Jones Block, EAST SIDE. HAVS last opened an Inmenw ptock or Htapic and Fancy ory Good a.

Boot, Sboee, liat-, Heady-Mad ehtftiinjr. Oil and Wool Ac. They bne at" a ttnst-Ciaiw TailoTitie attached, wli ne suit can be made on short Doticu tie ialXiSI BUytS al lUWCei new large and compieie, aim pric-p wrj ww. Call ana ft oo oct5dtl. FOUOTEY.

Waldron Foundry AND MACHINE W0KKS! WALDRON BROS. PROPRIETORS. Iron Founders and Manufacturers. First-Class Steam Engines, Improved Mill Machinery, and Architectural Iron Work. Orders for all kinds of IRON WORK Solicited.

Repairing promptly attended to, et ReasonaDie Kates. Walnut Et, East Side, near the DES MOINES, IOWA. JL GEOCESiES. New Grocery Store MORRISON EAGER, FIFTH STREET, Tonngerman't Xew Itrit-K Rlu k. RAVB JUST OPENED A LARfiEANP Complete stock of choice Family Groceries, I PROVISIONS, Wooden and Willow-Ware, This Stock was bought since the great decline on this line of goods, and will be sold at prices within the reach of the most economical The citizens of Des Moines and vicinity are requested to call and examine our large and handsome stock before purchasing.

We deal 15 nothing but the best line of goods for FAMILIES, HOTELS and RESTAURANTS. PAY TJS JK. "VISIT janM-rodly. OECJAN FACT0E7. ORGAN FACTORY! C.

II. KREIIHILIXO, I No. 108 Third Street. I WT teepertfolly solicit the attention of ii tic to UK new 1 Improvements nf our Ilomc-Made Organs. Yoa will find these first-lass Ors'ans, with six two sets of reeds, and mncy blac walnut cai ryiue in price irons lS5.uu to Ws arc 1 pared to rum ieh to oriter any irliciiiia' u.

may be desired, carved, engraved and Kiidcd tu tut the tasta. Symbolical Styles. For Lodges, Societies. Cborcbes. caf to ua any petcers of fnrniture, or intenur decor ti one.

rup- I to order. AUo Tuning and Repairing Done for all kinds of musical Instruments. Evr" Inetruaunt ia warranted for five rears. Call ari them. 4nlv' oas somm okiitoii.

tSUf KOBIUff Tor.iLir.soN PLUMBERS, AND FITTEES, Bealera.ln all kinds ot BRASS AND IR01T GOODS. A Also. Steam ncatinr Airparattis tot Pubia. icui uvawu. r'l-" Into Building, Fixtures, Wroogbi Iran And Leid 11 DO.

Boiler TnmrniuK una an TnmmiuiTR. kinds of Fcrce', LU Lin uo Drive Pump. No. Touiigerniairs JulyJldiy DES lJOIJES. IOWA SCHOOL rXTENITTJEE.

ArTARATUS. SCHOOL I- in state Street. Cbicarv Mannmct-r of all kind. ScJ-ool Deaka, Grnbes," '-barts P- oar-" larlna. Ink Wells, -J -dTp, Ban n- ll tmsM iiiv 27 Matured Endowments Cash Retnrned on Snrrendered Life AnDQittea Paid Cash Dividends to Policy-Holders INVESTMENTS: Cash on hsnd in Banks and Trnst Companies Bonds snd Mortgages on Real dilate first lien United States, New Tork State, snd City Bonds, cost Real Estate owned by Company, (worth tl.5O0,00OV, cost Due from Agents, January 1, l-j70 since paid Actual Cash Invesrments, January All the Property cf Ti.G Largest Company in the World! M.

S. D1CKERSON, Agent. 5- STery Block, corner Fonrth M01tS, IOWA. deegTdly EXTRACTS. AND TRH MP1HST KI OK SEELY'S Toilet and Culinary PHEPAHATI01TS Over all otxter Axaei-Ican Competitors.

OVB VICTORIA REGIA! YLANG YLANGI LAST SENSATION BOUQUET OF MICHIGAN as i Handkerchief Perfumes, Poetess Delicacy. FineneMt. and Ferawtency of Odor uperior to any foreign production. Cocoa Cream AMD -r Pomade Oil, AS Hair Dressings, Are nnrarpasred mannfactnred from Flne.t Oils, Highly Pertained, CDemically combined with other iBKreuwjiu, lenoeriug uie nair eon ana glossy. Flavoring Eztncts We annamcture a superior article of LEMON and VANILLA, for Pa-try.

CuMarda, and every bottle bears 'oar Thousand Dollar (jnarantee of rarity and strenfrua. v-jasumera aeetiing reliable KoooaaaoBia for Oeely's, Ard take no other. Keery Srst-clasa cealer kecpj thorn, and recommends theBi.igr JIASITACTI RKD AT 263, 265, 267, Woodward DETROIT, MICH. Henl fop Trlo Ilsts. febOTldly.

J. M. CO. SADDLEE7 HAELWAEE. wn oi ru aim anait.

ciaxu rs- Saddlery Hardrraro, Bwwa If ather, Collars, No. 89 f084 Street, Des Moiaeg, Iown. TERMS All orders to he aeeompanied with the cash, or by TJ. 8. Ex.

C. O. D. urders solicited satisfactioa gastaateed..