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! - A4SS1 1911 kyN0Xxx sE11F
1Ckr1 {seE{S . q ~ xSsss-, :,
TTs6e - this ely - III conpIionee s3eh - 49,
ing rssglgttepA Eds pepeeffaY - sne.tiss 81 +.
liens Of kichnpnd. e tho City Hal. d Wsdnsss..
evening, the 9TH inst. az ocJock:
A<sfr<d Tint His Ho1sf. ~ Nlsyuv III ~ -, !.
respectfully requested 10 ivts ~ =
zensto tako info Whist nsesurse ~ So
be proper to adopt in reference to the espSetel -.
iag ~ TIE 9Uathera ri Eou41fwesesru fsrs--..ss
Consenticn u this city on tho sSnth Jssusry nerf
hesofsed. Thst tho Preident Of the Bosrd 81 49,
ne xegueod ~ transmit the foreroinx fesoIsx;SS .
de 5--9t Joseph N.xn
e Yeunglfcns Christia. Asee~,.,,..
Tie hrat Lsstufe Of the Course viii 81 dsv"ss1 Z
Hon, NM y RVS, On FRIDAY evening ncss e y !,
O'clock, ~ the ist Baptist Church To defrsv
scessanly incurred an saHissou f-s n q 80. -
DC chsrssd. schools half price, whom in coms.s;..
Of eikhf or ore. Tickets may be- mad a the
HoIel and BoohstoEes or a the door on the Tssts,s
Each member viii he furnished with /. t,.t.. .,..
apon application TO tho Librsran, at ths Room ~
'A 1s Assoeiailon.i less
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Shipwreck

BOSTON, Dec 3-The bark Peacock, bound from
Zanzibar, to Salem Mass. was lost 9th of August,
near Madagascar. Vessel and cargo are insured
for $4,000.
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BOARDING.

DOARDINE...I wOnld inform the mem.
ID beers of the Legislature and other friends from the
country, that am again at my own residence where
| should be pleased to accommodate them with Board
during the winter on 4th street, between Broad and
Marshall SITS de3-3t ISAAC L. CAREY.
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8. Ey Furs, Furs.--l have Just received a
fresh supply of Ladies' Furs such Vctnrines Capes
aad Tama, which. I am selling very low. Ladies
would do well to give me a cali at the Premium HAT
Store, No. 2o7 Broad street, doors from Brcedsn,
Fox & Co. - s~s....-. : $50
no 27-2w* RICHARD MOORE.
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!. g At a meeting Of Citizen Couunnux
MOI vote Of thanks was rendered to Mcssrs. Nj,
honey, Chamberlaine aud Nj Attmsyer- sar y
very acceptable refreshments furnished by them q
said Company on the morning of the lst Deeeuber
at the Are on Broad street.
Foreman-JNo. r. RocRRs & &flIS
! delft. r. z. BLANKENSHfP, sc.,y
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: =, Cir DISTRIBUTION.
10000 GIFT S.,
sAst Valued at 100000

A GIFT FOR EVERY TICKET!
9Fs So Tickets One Dollar each,
To be distributed 10 Geo tickets sold
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" Auction N0tlce.--.-Thc affeuf1su =,
capitalists II soiicited to the sale of valuable Ia ~
Main street, between Esd and 18th Also the 49,.
morning. at 10 O'clock. For parfealsrs see
ment. LARUS 4 SHINE 's
de4 - sssl 3Ff #ss = x.-ts.s-,
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5iIIO THE TAX-PAYERs OF THE CITY


ITO THE TAX-PAYEKs OF THE CITY
/ i OF RICHMOND. = Pursuant to an ordinance
passed It'll of January, 1885, viii attend at ths
Collectors office, in the City Hall, from the 18Th to
the 3st of December, inclusive, TO receive tbs
remaining half OF taxes from such persons who
entitled deduction of 10 per cent by having
previously paid the ar.s haa 4, =. attain.
ton Of the tax payers TO an ordinances PISSED I'd Of
November- levyins additional tax Of 90 per cent
tea I, to abduction q 10 Der cent upon tie .arns By
calling a. the oftee and paying the same between hs
18th and Sist of December.
| N. BIN consequences of the above mentioned or
dinance tho collectors have been in their Office since
the 18th of November, and will not be out until amer
the time required by ordinance for advertising deH-
auet real estate be sold for TONS month pre-
yious 10 ths February term offha Huatsgs Cour';tsx
payers win therefore see the necessty Of calling tno
Office and paving the before that time; and Also
those wishing Bills divided, or dcsirous OF making
examinason Of their bills, must cal during tar hss
ripa hat time for that purpose; and aftsr the.
viii almost be impossible 70 divide bills, eonaee,ss
| the amount Of work to be done betwsen the = 1"a
and Slst Of December. J. A. h. " Z. Il
HIRING OF sLAVEs.-H. v GRAVES
H Co. will add to their Commission Business, 'A'
1 ensuing season, that Of Hiring out Slaves IN
well attend to their hirsinss during the year, s'ps
ciaiiy in cases Of sickness
NKOTGHT NUTs.--Jnst received. an
w additional supply OF Wrought Nuts, making 80
assortment 'oapsc:fI GARRISON L ANDERSON,
a.a No. ios Main 81
ej.. ss !, IN 5 5pf iirsfs 'sE fs'
INEW VIRGINIA.. NOVEL;. W. KAN
IN DOLPH has pubished this day--
EDITH ALLEN,
Or Sketches Of Life in Virginia BY Lawrence no
| ville-s Handsome II mo volume. rnee = l.
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= : = asF@sss - a4iai3'- 80
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<siesa 80 IA 's.s..i - ass..s. i, a.sa j.
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LOST.


OST..HORSE AND NIULE.-.A medium
IL size chestnut sorrel HORSE, old and not in very
good order, with a white star in his forehead, and
white hind feet his left hip with little hair rubbed
has the appearance of stud with white star in his
forehead; known as Billy. Both have been missing
since Sunday morning. suitable reward will be
paid for their delivery to me, or sny information.
- II. w. RANDOLPH Henricoco.s
&c fist 80 - Near Blakeys Mill.
i OS r.. Friday or Saturday lasts rwO
II Notes, five and ten, North Caroline nsoneyss
reward will be given, if required, by leaving the sae
at this office. - 81 = 49, l5.szs de 3---2t*
Il yOST...On thursday last, 18th NOycm.
ber negotiable note for $453l2 at SO dayA dated
October Sd, 1855, drawn by G.. M. Wells, an attorney
for j. Mildeberger Smith, made pay able to my order
and endorsed by me- intending, the day it lost
to deposit it in Bank for collection [ caution all
persons against buying or trading for the same.
de l---5t* - 33i} y p JOHN LINDSEY.
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Difficulty in the New Orleans Fire Depart
81 = s<Fss - meuf gasp xffs - (

NEW ORLEANS, Dec 3-The Fire Department
here have given up their apparatus into the hands
of the city in consequence of the on.payment of
appropriations due them and other sights from the
corporation. $500
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II OARDINE.--Membe of the Lesisia.
- ture and Others wanting Board, will find quiet and
pleasant rooms by applying to Mrs. L. s. MORTON,
on 1th street, between Grace and Franklin. ''
de S-IIyN
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= tais FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
Of superior make and handsome patterns that will be
cut to any measure of Rooms and Passages. -5st
Persons from distance furnishing us with diagram
and measurement of Rooms and Passages will HAYS
the cutting and making superinten by without
trouble to themselves. RICHARDSON 4 Co,
de 9-i1ts 95 Main street.
LNOUND--A pair of told shirt ButIone
L which tho owner can have by applying at this Of
fee and paying for this advertisement. de 1-+st
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WANTs.


NyANTED.-A White, Girl about IL or IA
w yeers Of ago, to attend in house, wait nm in
FAINT and do plain Sewing One that can eoze well
recommended win receive iibers1 wsges. Apply to ;
= .pFss1NS PATERSON L JACKSON,
ds4-Ict azf go No. II Main It.
WANTED--In a private family, by q re-
w spectacle White Girl, aituaticn COOK,
WASHER snd fRDNEH, Chambermaid or Seam.
stress The best Of references given Please enquire
at this office. aa de fits e
WANTED--A capable NJ RISE, middle
w aged, colored or white. Apply at Mrs. CRorcH's,
on Sd. one door from Main street. de 3-3t*
WANTED-Immed one OF two
w good men TO work on Custom Goats. None need
apply who cannot give good references such
dy work during the winter will be given. Cali ct
no Is - 4fe WIN. IRA SMITH.
WAN TIE D-sTOKAEE.-T bulk OF
w 1000 bbs. heavy storage wanted at moderate
rates. Mdze stored at my Warehouse, can be ship
ped mp the canal by vessels at any time free OF
peLse in getting it aboard. KS sF A. 8. LEE.
no 2---tf sa3 s.f8a.i rs> slessfezr
WANTED.--An owner for q lot Of Fnrni-
w ture marked w. A. Webb Richmond, Va, from
Bruner Moore, Nos. IS and III Kings street, " Y,
/ box marked G. N. Moore. Royal Oaks, Va, and 20
cases Liquorce marked fG- J. slowed at our ware
house. ID. b. BRIDGFOkD co.
oc 81 . Corner 20th and Dock streets.
YHJANTED Observation-Disclosures Coat
w MAKERs, towhom good wages and constant en-.
ploymeut will be given. q q ssAl..f sd
&C IL f.. 49, 80 % f. KENT. FAME CO.
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DELIGHTFUL CIGA IL s.-The under.
~ ngned has for a long time had he reputation
land deservedly) Of teepns for sale Ciean of very
superior quality. This rep,talie he ia dnterminsd to
maintain His stock nov ve,y large and very select
s. r. SEMPLF. D.usxist
de4 262 Main IT., between 81, and 10th
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| DOTATOES.--2O0 bushels Northern Merg
L cor POTATOES, prime article for family use;
| for sals by ~ - stfss-7e CLENDINIEG 4 GO. !
/ BOTTLES WANTED.-We wish to purchase 4
large quantity of quart and pint Porter bottles.
de Ats CLENDINING & CO.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-06
Correspondence.
Louisville, KY. March 18th 1854.

LOulSyllley Ky. March 1fth 1904.
MEssRs EAsTfN & ADAMs:-Having
a few leisure moments, I will kill time by
dropping you few lines of news, which 1
hope will interest your readers, as 1t IS to
their interest. ] will not trouble you with
our local affairs, but to the point at once
There is about 800 emigrants in our city at
present bound for Kansas, among whom
are may slaves. The steamer Virginia
left here yesterday with abont 250 whites
and blacks. and large numbers are arriving
daily from the interior of the State. In
the cars from Lexington, yesterday, there
were no less than sirfy children, about for
ty szaues and one hundred and fifty whites
males and females.
I understand that there are about 100
families at Carrollton, mouth of Kentucky
River, waiting transportation. Very near
all the families ready. to start take their
slaves with them.
perceive from the Pittsburgh papers
that aboutfive hundred persons viii leave
that place for Kansas during the present
month. The emigration will be larger
this spring than it has ever been before.
Your valuable paper is sought alter here
by svery one; had you an authorized agent
/ in this city, great number of subscribers
could be had. My .sHerald, = IS generally
read and handled, until itreininds me of a
-four seius. Your journals very popular.
and it viii be TO your interest to have an
agent IN Kentucky. More anon. g
s J.W.G.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-06


certainly Wonld die E.d iI1agh we dc
not profess 70 lie 'peEs coz 8 than ordi-
aTy r. yer would 60
nzs e lgsz s4 - enemies ol
e peioxsz cosz..Fy
8 zzn ms fs9aesgse1 e<lf lscsaE mr. Douios
szs pot net OF evsz noticed single scrip
.u1ai proof or afgumen. lnal We advanced
n suI9Pert ol our poslIlone t1e ranges and
.aas1s.ss osel eseaslon "ooi gatnerlng
olasA "ooa VOC IegaIdless aiiKe OF iacts
11.u ae avs anu plihcipies oi iegitlhase
y = ny sY'uP = 9a1lon ana iacaora-
LUIS nsss - ns.ie lel lsRancy 70 sne suolec.
u = '''' '7ol' s.''
~ 4's,'s. =" as s.ses iiet.a .',s
-,s'e q apous % aPpllsaple M - Waas nc =
srpos = sA'.aslgn 'aoh snakspeals =
80 - :. 'l.e'. =. 49,. 1e. 1''''
:, '..'.1,s.es = : ''.e' s.'ss..s
,le1. 80 = - 1.e.A .'en "lo t''ss,'s
.Ae .a p'opels nom ,.'en' a1iu s'0r
= ss useus ~ '.e s'eans = st1 saking
'"ay s.asss ..oin sael lnas'e1s = q muen
s'o4A.'o1. " u'' 'ne raw % = = Lac s1ul.-
/ 1y. Anu s''cn men soon become as oesll-
TUE q n.elary nonor ana nones'y' as tney
afe .el "na1 =. y molai ana ieggal.
Nv . nave asked those men % give 7us
from the record OF God the direct and posi-
i've preeepts-iaws ana aulnoFasy;; irom tile
DOCK the chapter and the verse repeating
an tne precepts laws ana autnofity which
.oe give Eflom the book, the chapter and the
verse; that sanction and sustain slavery
Glye us this, gentlemen, ye higher law
men; and we pledge you our word that we
will publicly disayoW and take back all we
have ever said and written; comics sour error;
our ignorance; rcnounce our christianity,
and humbly ask pardonf for all offence against
all good Abolltionists, general and partic-
ular; and promise to offend no more torev-
'er. But until abolitionists comply with
these demands we will oppose them whlle
we have strength to speak or pen to hold
With respect TO those questions 5 IN num-
Der. piain,and simple, fortified IN front, flank
and rear by the positive preeepts and laws
OF God Mr. Doulos goes through them
with a hop, skip and jump like a harlequin
through hoop, without touching them, and
think they are answered.
Perhaps, if Mr.. Doulos would consult the
spiritual rappers" they would furnish him
with some s.highers law" authority to help
him. These spirits are generous and lib.
ar.l;,, tb.t .rt;ola W. ,,,5arsto "A ,ha,
- - - @--'-s - NN s.,>-->.
nave openeo q sup Id Aa"ienee' sWAeie
spiritual manifestations can be furnished.
AS Mr.. Doulos has evidently not read
with profit the first verses of the VI chap
ter of lst Timothv. we will transcribe them.
putting their strongest expressions in Ital-
les for his respectful consideration. ts.z
"Let as many servants as are under the
yoke count their owa masters worthy of all
douor- that the name ,ofG,mf be NOT 5foe-
r.. -.
pf'e1sse. Ailu lhey 'if''s nave oe'teota's mas
tefsslet them not despise them because they
are brethrern; but rather do them service |
because they are faithful and beloved: par
..,,o-.of .lo boo6t
Tbeeo }bi,,oe teocb o,,d erbort
1T. ~.
oee 'he ''i'i' .i'ii-.y - ~. .''o'
qulre ham to teach and exhort these things!
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-06

The public debt OF the United States on
the 2d Of Jsnu.ry, was Sal ,S76, ,431.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-06

GEs. WHIrr1ELD.-It will be seen By
the following extract from a letter address,
ed to R. G. MtLLER. ESQ.,. under date Of
18th March, that Gen. WHIrrIELD declines
his appoiniment as indian Agent.
We thought strange of it AT the time, but
the Generals letter explains the matter 20
the satisfaction and qualification Of his
friends. The letter says:
II was ncminated by the President. as
A gent and special Commissioner make
treaties with the western Indians. This ap-
pointnens was made without my knowledge
er consent and consequently whilst regard
it as -eoalpliAeat shatldecline il"
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-06

A ms;ority In zach House obtained certif-
cases-nine in the Council, and fifteen in the
House, one fee soiler in each House declared
elected.
F. J. Marshall of Marysville will get certif-
cate The balance of the Distrints have been
contested, and certificates withheld until the
Attorney Geners opinion is obtained as to Rec
der's right to set aside any of the elections
of fosmality in Judges certificate. Next week
we will give an aceonnt of the protest and of
Mr. IhiiIIns affidavit. rich test may be ex-
pe-ted.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-06

faithful in all time to come. Can Mr.
Doulos say as much for has christianity 2
Can he claim as high an antiquity, as no.
bic and illustrious ancestrysfor hiss IF we
mistake not Boston is the place Of lis birth,
and Theodore Parker its father.
Agains in his attempted review of our
lecture, Mr.. Doulos intimates that in our
ministrations at Fort LeayenWoath to the
Officers and Soldiers, we instruct them mofe
in fighting than in what really becomes oar
duty, and then has something to tell about
those who take the sword shall perish by
the sword; that evil will rest upon those who
draw the sword even in defence. and much
| to the same purpose; and IN this way he
answers our lecture. But Mf. Donlos Is
mistaken in one of his speculations concer-
ming US. We do not presume to teach ouI
Officers and Soldiers the science of war OF
how to fight. They understand these things
perfectly well, as the enemies Of eur coun-
TRY have always found to their cost and loss
We mind our own business-and as faE as
we are able, try to admonish our brothel
soldiers of their duties to God and theil
country. And should The time and the oc.
casion Gyer come when it weuld be neces-
sary for US to encourage them to fightin de.
fence Of our country's rights and honor. ne
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-06

BY this law settlers We're iusllcu iieO 1900
sas Territory. By both its spirit and letter
they were told that they had a right to go
and settle upon any lands IN that Territory.
That law contained no reservation OF the
Delaware lands or any ylother lands, but Its
direct effect was to inform the settlers that
they had the right to goand settle upon any
lands in the Territory of Kansas.
Previous to making the treaty with the
Delaware Indians, it is well known to those
who reside IN the western country that from
the moment the organization of Kansas and
Nebraska was spoken Of, large number
of those living upon the western borders oil
Missouri and other States, were waiting
anxiously to pass over into those Tefrlto,
ries. 1t was soon announced that the DILL
organizing Kansas and Nebraska was pass
ed; and, without any further announcement,
hese enterprising emigrants passed overt
into those Territories Directly afters they
learned. by publication of your laws, that
the Dre-enption law had passed, by which
the people thought they had. the right CIV
en- TO them TO settle upon any lands In
those Territories, for so the laws it
self expressly provides. This treaty with
the Delyares was made IN May. and rati-
fed sometime in July or august. Before
the publication of the treaty, however, the
peoDle of Kansas heard that the Attorney
General Gushing had decided that the set
ltIers had no right to go there snetTlthstan
ing they were already there under the poo-
lished law
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II DR.. e. st. c. BUssrY i dulY author
ihsd agent for the transaction Of business con-
nee, ed with this Office.
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MODEL MACHINE rRKss
4 Card.

Having made rangenehts 70 extend NY wes-
tern tour beyond the period intended when
left New York, | shall be les lecturinr at
Chicago aud Detroit, visit also the following
places, remaining at each the time below speci.
f'4
Quincy. Hiinots, from May to Nay p
Burlington, Iora, frosa Mag % 10 Nay 2s
Darenport, ioma, from Nay - to Jane / l.
shall remain Al Chicago during the mouth Or
July and at Detroit through August
CALVIN NJ. FITCH.
Physician for Diseases Of the Longs
St. Louis Nav 4 1855 mayle fwd3uw
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DENTAL SURGERY,
GATE CITY HAT STORE.

~ F. VOORHEES, & co. respectfully an n
~. nouncc TO the citizens Of keokuk and~
the merchants generally that they have Just re-
turned from the East, where they selected and
are now receiving the largest and most complete
assortment Of Hats, Caps, and other articles In
their line ever brought 10 keokuk. An expert
ence OF thirty years engaged as manufacturers
and IN the sale OF hats, ought to enable TO give
entire Satisfaction 10 retailers and consumers -
II will be our business we'll as our interest
always to select with care, both with regard to
quality and style. We have located here per-
manen,ly and will exert ourselves to do justice
to our purchasers. The citizens OF the city can
rely upon our hats being the best quality and
newest style.
Please give US call and look over our stock,
at the "Gate City Hat Store" M. "a, opposite
M'kenny Runners Drug Stofs~s
Highest price paid in cash for al kinds OF furs
and deer skins. s. +. VOORHEES, & co.
March 26. diff
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THE SOUTH CAROLINA BELLE.
OR. WHO LOST THE WAGER.
CONCLUDED.

Isn't she handsome, Bob99 said nv
uncle Did you ever see such lips, such
head Of hair, such eyes. such grsceful
FORM Isn'tsbe handsome. eh, YOU dog"
And the old fellow punched me in The
rlbs. and roared with laughter I'LL he near
ly split his sides.
couldn't Tor the life Of me sec what lie
was laughing at
''Isn't she beautiful. YOU rogue?" hi
continued
'Passable," replied Very eoldly.
--Passable You puppy What, do
you mean to say Rosalie is not hand
some9'
tTolerably,' ! answered. twisting of
the leaf OF a palmetto, which grew by the
side OF the bench on which We were seated
just to show him how Indifferent was.
Bob, = said be, looking more soberly,
had an idea you were man Of taste
but ! see geai are as likely to faii in love
with one Of my black wenches as with the
prettiest GIRL in South Carolina"
Who's that, Uncle Ned9'
This remark was called forth by the
sudden appearance Of the Ioyeliest crea-
ture ever beheld, and that. considering
Il have flirted with the bellies Of parls.
Naples and Rome, is saying great deal.
l was COMPOUNDED by the sudden appari-
ton. and sprInging from my seat as # an
electric shock had reused The slumberinr
blood in my vens, stood bolt upright be.
fore her.
Shades Of Venus! did any one ever see
such loneliness such graceful movement
such divine expression!
could neither speak nor move, so com
pletely was | paralyzed by The glorious
beauty Of the nymph.
Il didn't know there was any one here. "
s,ammered she, with such delectable
blush on her cheek that nearly. went mad
with enthusiasm.
Before could recall my scattered sen.
ses the beauty bounded away as lightly IS
fawn.
"What The devil ails you. B ID What
are you staring att" said Uncle Ned.
WHO is shee" asked /, clasplna my
hands in the rapturous excl ement. Of the
moment.
"Thate Why that's little Sylphie How
ard one of Rosale's friends, who is spend
ing few weeks with her. he replied.
lndifferently. g.
Beautiful y sid |.
"Shcl passablel"
.'She is dlyinep'
"Tolerable good locking. but she is
nothing to be compared to my Resale"
was about to say something saucy;
but ! though, since Uncle Ned really be
heved what he said, | would not hurt
ms feelings by denying il.
AT dinner | met both ladies, and was
formally introduced to 'slittle Sylphie How
ard" | was provoked with my uncle
wien he assigned me seat next 10 Rosa
iie- could hardl, be civil to her. with
sach pair Of beautiful eyes before me, and
! h"rdy ceased to gaze upon Sylphe
during the hour we spent at the table.
After dinner we went out to ride horse.
back. Uncle Ned annoyed me again by
contriving It so that could help Rosal
mount her horse, and ride BY her side. and
be. <he provoking old fool-did these Offices
ct gsliansvy Tor sylphie.
- Nm. n ~ vi N<x1s 49,.
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WHICH Is RIGHT There is certain
street in this City, the name Of which ap
pears TO be quite uncertain Some call il
Timea. some Tiema. and others s.y il
should be Tama. VIII not the City Fa-
theirs attend TO this matter. and fix a
name, " BY authority" tia: all may agree
upon
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FURNITURE
AT WHOLESALE AND !

X Wholesale AND RE FAIL,
Al No. 81, Main Street, kEoKuK, Iowa.
THE undersigned does not deem il expedite nj
L TO say that he has more Furniture or better
than any other establishment in keokuk or
elsewhere, but would say to wholesale and =
Tail purchasers and old customers that he las IN
hand all kinds OF Furniture. and any quantities
you want, put up and packed ready for wag IN
tran portation Among olher thug. are
Bureaus, plain, fancy and dressing.
Tables, Gard, Center, Side, Breakfast, Dinii e,
and Dessert.
Chairs, Windsor, Cane, and Mahogany Spring
Seats.
Rocking Chairs, Cane, Wood, and Spring Sea.
Beds'eads, Common, Fancy, aud Cottage. high
and low posts.
Window Shades, Curtain Cormces, WlllAw
Ware and Wagons.
Ladies' Cabinets and Work Boxes
Mat'rasses aud ali kinds Of Upholstery onhand
and made 10 order.
II will pay 10 give ns call.
\" sign up, though place generally veil
marked. r.. WlLSEY.
heohukp May !, 1922. Wy