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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-02
T. HUSTON. THO. W. HAwkIss. H. H. MUSToA.
Huston. Hawkins & Huston,

(su ess,rs 10 Stanau. HamsifonJ
WHOLESALE GRocERs, COMMISSION AND
w FORWARDING MERCHANTS, Main street,
between Fourth and Fifth, Keokuh, Iowa.
We have ample means and shall keep full and
general stock Of groceries, and shall b. prepared
slli upon the most favorable terms
We shall also do General Commission business,
aud solicit for sale consignments Of all kinds Of
merchandise and country pr duce. We prepared
to make liberal ad ances. We shall pay special At
tention receiving and forwarding all kinds Of goods
md produce both and from the interior and IL
ing orders for any description of merchandise From
the long experience of Mr.. W Is. Huston in this
branch IF husin ST. shall be able to give satsfac
ton. HIclbNs HAN kINS d HUSTON.
We take pleasure ia recommending our successors
our old friends and ask for them n continuance Of
he libcralty lately extended 20 Meysrs. Illus
ton, Hawkins Huston are prepared to do large
business, and from their experience and ability,
are confident will give entire sutlsfaction
STANNUs d HAMILTON.
October 5, ls55-ddwlm
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The women OF rotterdam.

4 sir ular custom obtains among til SER
rant iris and women Of the humber classes,
the manner Of their visiting public places,
and on fetes and gala days. Datch propri-
ETY. will not allow them To stay awav-not
hat these qualities are any stronger in Their
lem .ainc, tn an IN their masculine deyetone-
ments, III Holland or any where else 1he
Dutch women HIRE the Young men to 20 with
hem and pay their galants according to the
salue Of their sarylees, thas securing the
pest attention. 4 good aokng fellow with
plenty Of hfass buttons, aud waa agreeable
manners, Of course finds the most employ
nent ANA the best prices. When | heard II
ans cas;om, WAS inclined TO Oh lrge it upon
ne lex If personal Charms iii TIE y itch
iAmselo. IL required only II short walk
Trough the streets OF Rotterdam to over-
.lrow this theory. The women of the hum
Ter class IL Holland are rem ARK lbIe for
heir good ln1as, far surpass n. those IL
england and France. They have FRESHNESS.
i complexion, a iaunty trlmness Of figure,
M \ plcasan, expression Of the face that i
iwavs agreeable AMI often rises TO positive
&c tuts. IAis elect Is increased BIS the il "A. :
ness Of their dress Probably the habits oil
steanliness IN which they are educated. ARE
aoi without inHlence IN pro lncng tins come
stness Of per~onll appearances But think
he women Of HOLLAND are naturally hand.
,oine- saw woman irundlng a wheel
1lrroH IN kotterd I'M. whose natural beauty
betting dress-it could hardly have
,esn neAter or more picturesque would have
Won admirers in the gayest drawing ROOM
! young gentleman Who WAS with me and
whose ideas, ike my own, were shocked III
such unsecmly labor by one Of the genter
II 4fa..s
: tllantry, that h was disposed 10 relieve her
4 he hurthen. But the barrow was heavy
ma the girl seemed used to il 80 my friends
-esolaiion went the way of good resolutions
generally, ana the Dalah damsal, living
picture for the advocates of the rights Of
women. to usurp the occupations of men. -
Tor. Pgoe. Jour.
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CT Boswell and johnson were eonvers-
Ing upon the subject Of planter who so
logged his slave that he died. The Doctor
thundercd sayagely. "Well, but" said Bos-
we'll, deprecatngly, 81 have always held a
man with black face to be connecting
link between man and brute" ''Sir,''
said DIR. Johnson, rolling his huge form
FROM side to side, land | have always held
the man with black heart TO be connect
ing link between brute and the deyll.''
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BARTLETT. w kASCOt
BARTLETT a. MANCOIRT,

yncCeAayrs 10 IT. e. Flnkh0nsrr,l
rROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
~ No 80 Main street. keokuk, Iowa, respectfully
inform the public that III y have formed partner
ship the purpos of carry ing the above business
Il al its various branches Having purchased the
entire stock of Family Gro eries the above stand
desg GA making such additions thereto, a. shall make
tone of the stands # the kind in The West and
hope by strict personal attention merit share Of
public patronage. Charlie will wait with tn wagor
ss usual. BARTLETI1 MANC0URT
Oct 10 '5S-dtf
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7 M ID nUl-IAl funcl.
Nos quite posfed tn.

Cur aHeetlonlte cousins IN America So SCI
ION give Us credit for beng in advance Of
themselves IN the smallest matter. that j, il
louhly Sexing when They conlcseend 10
praise Us 10 End the praise undeserved. A
ease oi thus KIND occurs IN the last file from
NV lo1k. \ fearful RI iwty Catastrophe
:. ma-> iere the New York Herald more
Justly lls il, Ind elected very severe arr
tlcic from tn Editor, who vchempntly de-
hoantcd the cupdity and negligence of rail
WAY Directors, and the inalhc:enev of the
LAWS compel them 10 provide Tor the pub.
tc SAFETY. The article j.. ght be transferred
opi r., IL London paper, pfopoS ot any
III the {" m.tssaeres " which have rccontly IL
zen PLACE IN our owa lines. Th- omly pas
t"f NltcA- We are trulg sorry ID say. woaid
awe u he eApanged, aoui1. be the New ork
journalists statemcnt, that ''for less n Of
fences against public safety, British Railway
u reetors hay been imprisoned for term
Fl 'e'Ts" W. aa .ua-c a. Xix If -u,lies, m
rich and respectable people than our ameri-
ean cousins a. We send engine-dr.yers
poinss'nfn, station masters, AMI sara Ike
eda4f{ia s. prison = fer term," bat a rail-
Wtrpirreto ~ rcal,y Guilty Marty JIM
prison HIM NO, our far eousson r
ENgRAcfAs CHaIsTisSlrY This IL wh nat the
klng Of Siam said, the first time he h jagged
an English girl.
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THE McrAnTaND HoIsE.

FEUNT-ST. ....,..-....F IT. MAUI~ON, IOWA,
| AS been enlarged aud thoroughly renovated,
L i aud is a large aud commodious establish.
ment, Convenient to the steambo landing and in
the centre of business
The undersigu, has furnished II throughout in
The very best style, and trusts that long expert
enee in he business will enable him to give general
-stisfaction
Oct. 90 1888. dAwtf H. r. ROE
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CT VI. Branwood, according to the Lon
don Quarterly Review, has stated his belief
that by long exposures 10 heat not much ex
ceeding that Of boiling water, or 2l2 degrees,
timber is brought into such condition that
1t will ignite without light. The time dur
ing which the process Of desiccation is going
on, until it ends in spontaneous combustion,
is, he thinks, from eight to ten years. Pipes
for heating buildings by steam should, there
fore, be clear of all wood work, and rest on
metal brackets only.
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From the N. y, Tribune.
"A Stiii Day in Autumn.
By SARAH HELEN WHITMAN.

love TO wander through the woodlands hosry,
In the sott gloom Of An autumnal day,
When Summer gathers up hcr robes Of glory,
And, like q dream II beauty, giides away.
How through each loved familiar path she fingers,
Sereney smiling through the goidcn mist,
Uniting the wild grape with her dewy fingers
Till the cool emerald turns to anne hyst--
kindling the faint stars Of the hazel. shining
To light the gloom of Au' umn's mou dcring halls
With hoary plunes the lenstis entwining.
Where 'er the rock her withered garland falls.
Warm lights the sleepy uplands waning
Beneath dark clouds along the horizon rolled,
Til the slant sunbeams through their fFnges raining
Battle all the hills in melancholy gold
The moist winds breathe Of crisp ID leaves and flow rs
In the damp holows.f the wood and sown,
Miugiing h. freshness OF autumna. showers
With spicy airs from cedarn alleys blown
b side the brook and on tn umb red IN eadow,
Where yellow fern tufts fgck the fad ground,
With 70 .ded lid, meath their pairny shallow,
the ntan mods, in dewey slumbcr bound.
Upon those soft frng'd lids the bee sits brooding
Lake u fond ioyer 10th to say farewell,
Or with shut wings through silken folds intruding
Creeps her heart his drowsy ae to tell.
Tie LITTLE birds upon the hillside lonely,
Fit no seiessls along FROM spray u spray,
Silent a sweet, wandering houz ht that only
shows its bright wings and sof,iy giides away
The seantess flowers in the warm sunlig ht dreaming
Forget 70 breathe their fulness of delight-
And through the trAnced woods soft airs stream
Ing,
Still a. the dew fall Of the summer nj ght.
So IN my heart q sweet unwouted feeling
Stirs like the wind IN ocean hollow snell,
through ali It's sacred chambers sadly stealing,
ct finds no word It's mystic charm to tell.
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PEbLA ............,,..........M MARION CO., IOWA,
ID ANkERS, LAND AGENTS, and N0TARIES
ID PUBLIC. Az nts fpr fhe tnitod States Life In
suranea Company, Iowa state Fire IusuI ance CJm-
pany, Gooper's Ciark's Steam Engine Manufacto-
~. and for all important agricultural machines.
Editors and Proprietors If the WEEKLY PELLA
GAZETTE, Independent in Politics and Rel gion s.
per annum. Plain and Fancy JOB PRINTERS.
n.tlQ dvIy
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ltslve here the Poet ofice address and date. !
LAND DEPARTMENT
DEMOISE \. X. r. coy,
OTTpAwA. Iowa
hereby apply to purchase
the - II section -, Township -, Rang -
West 7. M, and offer tC give for the .ame dol.
lars per acre.
Here sign name plainly
Sapt %
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Gas Fixtures.

'lNliE undergone prepared 10 receive orders
] for fitting up stores. office. and dwelling houses,
sith p pc and ha ures for gas-promptly executing
he same, and guaranteeing all their work 10 be gas
ight.
All persons DESTROYS Of using gas tia, have not
s*en called upon. requested 10 leave their All
iress with Us. through the Post Office.
Urders executed ia the succession in which they
received NDFIELD BROTHER
July I'd
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/ NEW YORK, Oct, x9.-There were several
failures on Saturday among the Wall street
brokers, chiefly OF operators in Erie stocks.
A letter from Balize published in the Her
aid states that the ship Dadem, of 100 tons.
was wrecked recently on the coast near Ba-
| liEe.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 29.-Judge Kane made
an order day in the Williamson cnse, deny
ing the petition Of the applicant, but in or
der that the petitioner may purge himself the
Judge orders that whenever Williamson il
ready to answer such questions as may be adj
dressed 10 him by the court. the Marshal may
bring him into court to decide upon the fsr-
ther action of the court.
ST. Louis, Oct 30th.--The Injunction suit
brought by the city and county of st. Louis
against the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad,
this morning was dissolved in the Court Of
! Common Pleas. The Court decided that nei-
ther city or county were legally stockholders.
Governor shannon's Speech, Again.
The Kansas correspondent Of the ST. Louis
/ Democrat has passed through Westport since
+ the correctness Of his report Of GOV. Shan
mons speech has been denied By that gentle
man. aud he says
merely passed through it (Westport), and
could find only two citizens who had heard
Coy. Shannon's speech-Messrs King and
A. l.. Brown, of the Kansas Cttg Enterprise
both Of whom endorsed my report as corr
rect. Cor. shannon dare NOT DEM IL, ex-
eept IN the eyasiFe language Of not having
m dc q ''pr0- slavery speech" Now. neither
the Democrat nor any Of my reports ever
charged him with ''having made u pro- sla-
very Speech but On the contrary, that
AT Wesiport he expressed himself .'as favor
able TO slavery in Kansas and tins he can
not deny. The gentlemen have named cor.
roborate my statement, and all of Governor
simmons subsequent acts, down To his TO-
ing the pro-siacery ticket in the late
election, prove such 10 have been his SEN
timents.
The Republican reporter ,rho did not
hear the specch--is the only person who has
ventured to say that | reported it incorrectly,
| md he is absent from the CITY III present -
Among other warm personal friends Of Gov
Shannon, 70 whom read the speech in man
will mention Mr.. Miller, the Indian Agent,
whom | have met since leaving Westrort.
The Troy uhig states that Dr. Kane,
of the Arctic Expedition, is soon TO be mar
ried to Miss Marsaretta Fox, the second sis
ter Of the sprit-rnppers.
- Thackcray came ont in the Africa, on
her last voyage. 1t will be remembered that
he has been engaged for lectures In several
cities.
CT the story Of Buchanan's intention to
marry thu widow Of the late President Polk,
IS said to be untrue; but il is said to be
fact that he has been recalled by letter
which went out in the last steamer, though
Ne doubt it,.
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To the GttbZenA OF X eOkuk.
HAVING interested with us the Messrs. Scofelds
i in the Gas Fitting Business, would assure
lie public that all riders given TO them will be
.cuted IN neat and workman like manner, and
hat they rely upon the work done by them,
being If the very best material.
AZ IL will be but short time before the gas will
be in reduced, would recommend to those des
rous Of Lighting up at the time If the completion u
he works that they give immediate orders for pipe,
fixtures, dc, otherwise, many would be delayed be-
yond that time, as II would be Impossible to supply
ALL applications upon short notice.
July 5, lS55.--d &. HERRICh i co.
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THE LOVERS SOLILOQUY.
6o search the Indies wave for pearls,
To deck youF high born maiden
Or dig Gelconda's diamond sands,
With pr celess treasure laden.
Go gather Myrrh and frankncense
And sweet Arabian spices,
And cluster round ypur hearts delight
Loves widest If devices
I'll give 10 isel waon I adore,
BY far an firing richer
Ny face, all dressed in lovers smiles,
In Buell's far nkylght Picture.
BIkLL's Gallery, SO Main Street.
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a Rare Chance to Make Money.
JAMES X. Moan Co.

North tide Main BIT. stb and ath ,te keskuk Iowa
4 RE PREPARED TO INTRODUCE Gas PIPE
Il into stores, dwellings, churches. and other build
nsa reassn ahle terms
eur stoch .as fixtures will b always adequate
10 he mands # tie trad, and connection is
such that " can furui.h any pattern ~ short
ice. We would particularly call the attt ntion Il
these wanting steam Pip connections 10 wrought
pipe, which has almost entirely sup rseded cop
per pip A stock If all sizes constantly on hund.
Orders received FIR brass work. Cash paid u old
I}ra-s and Copper. [Octobr j, ls56-dbm
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CO Crittenlan Of Kentucky and billiard
II Alabama have been aided 10 the list Of
eminent Southern men who are to lecture be-
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Root. ana shoes

EEOOIN and ShOes
A T co 4 and carriage As the assignee # George
- O ittsnI u, of for sals thr entire stock If
Boots ami SHOES now in stors ut wb,esa.e and "a
tail NJ tst r.. ST and carriage. make tlis offer
ID til community only for s.iort tim
thereby notify an p rsins in Il tn fnid Crit
tend 10 eiii u,son III at the I'D stand and iaake
D. ym III isan. datoiy. Ill X. HEEDEK,
eeIzIi1 Assignee.
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y r or 50 feet on Main street desirable building
Ia lots III tn city IF knokuk also for sale, u
exchange for we.tprn property god Mill rgspesty
II Ohio 80 land in Indiana several lots
~ the lown " NaPersiiie, county scat u Du Pae4
comfy, ILL.,; 80 n choice land the county
of Monroe county Iowa. with fruit trees. etc.
INQUIRE If MckENN1 A RI NNIE
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THE Dgs MoisEs VALLEY WING is issued from
this Office every Wednesday has extensive andiu-
srsasing circn alton throughout the DesMoinas Val
iey rs we'll As tue Of the State and tbs nj
ted statss and as "a medium Of advertising il not
surpa.sl. Subscription price 81 so per annum 10
advance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-02

fIsHE Fast Saw Mill and a half miles above
L town ~ in operation With good stock VI
Logs, Persons wanting Lumber wili be furnished
short notlse BY leaving their orders the Office
VI +. X. u. " FORD, or with
WM. BKOWNELL
EAskuA Ma IL fg5s dr.
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OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI
@R2Y2 ~ 80
BROAD GUAGE RAILROAD.

CARVING the Great Northern and Eastern Mai.
THROUGH TRAINS DAILY.
Morning Mail leaves ST. Louis nj o'clock A.
Ii vhtpiup Expreks N.
Connecting AZ tincennes with the f. G. r. X. for
Tcrrc Hau.e and Indianapolis, ard there with fast
train f IT Cincinnati, New York Louisville. Boston,
Buffalo Phlad phia, Cleveland Baltimore, Dunkirk,
Richmond and Arlington City dc.
No ehnnge If ears Tcsre Haue.
Also conn cling n Sandoval with the I. G. H. r.,
tn mns peasant route to Cairo and ali points in
northern Illinois and the only mail Railroad from
st. lpnle.
Pas engers aud bsggs re conveyed to and Fl m the
Depo; free IF charge Through tickets b. pro-
III the office a rh heokuk Packet Co.. or at The
Company Office No. - and So cor Attn and Chest
uut sire 4, under the Planters House, Or No. 80,
South i.esce, 81. I4,uis
~ Is. Passengers At and below keokuk. make n
saving Of from 2 To ~ hou tins.
JANE NJ. WARD, Ssr't.
4, w. DANA. Asst Sup't.
Isaac WYaAs, Sole Ticket Ag.nt ocs,iUdy
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SOITH HALF If he nor b cas- quarter of section
- ls In township 81. Norgh Of Range 10 West, in
Appanoose county, Iowa, we'll watered. App to
LLOYD ID. sIMPs0N.
Over Pest Office " eDL uk uet ~ DIFF
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n the story Of Buchanan's intention to
marry thu widow Of the late President Polk,
IS said to be untrue; bat il i. said to be =
fact that he has been recalled by letter
which went out in the last steamer, though
ne doubt it.
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Land. ana City Lot. Tor sale.

HAVING been requested by sundry persons and
l. at sundry times 10 the prices | would
take fur my land. and lots in Iowa take this OPP
portunity TO inform the public in general Of the
prices 4 will take for the same A list is here
unto annexed:
NJ! of section q, township IS, range 8
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skylight DaEuerrean Gallery.

w BUELL 49,
L. Daguerrean Art u NV s>xsE.
lst would respectful NV IL N.Y.
liz announce to the in NsSNQ W14yyX&A
.abiiants of keokuk 0SGbo
and vicinity. that he
i prepared to take lkenesses of all who may give
um call, in the most perfect manner, having
large ckylight, the only light by which blue eye
can bc made look natural ard far superior 10 all
other Lights for Daguerreo'ypng also having All
experience the ART Of YEAR, he fatters
himself that bic suit the nost fastidious. Pie
tures and Drawings copied Landscapes and pie
of the sick deceased taken Al short notice
put up III every variety Of style regardless
If the weather and satisfaction in ali guaran
iced.
June % s55--lff
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ron SALE


NEW i"p buggy, At the Livery stable Il
~ oet la-df WM. CLEGH0RN
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Lois O. and l9J ID nashville and the = r | Of n
W Of / 26s-65--5 10 acres) in dispute
For the whole Of which | will take fwertg -trs
thousand dollars third ia hand and the bal ance
in one, two, three, and four annual payments with
ally, and secured by deed Of until ali il paid.
Amy person wishing for particular information US
TO location quality Of the lands. may spply III.
+. Reid, Esq or his Honor the Mayor Of lie city u
keokuk Nm GILLIos
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The Troy Hhig states that DR.. Kane,
Of the Arctic Expedition, is soon to be mar
lied to Miss Margaretta Fox, the second Sis
Ter Of the sprit-rappers.
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'Suprose---'s
Now don't" said we 'Etshat's the use 2
Amt they all d-dead and d-ssopped up mo.
stuffed, we mean.''
.W-well.o said he, 81 w-wasn't goin' to
s'pose they were live; only goin' to s'pose
We SIT down on the floor here: there are no
chars. What thth1n Let's sit down.
And down We sat. No nn-uiv polio, told
rs e move on; thu ianitnr couldn't So us !:
no visitors were about. We went to sleep
GE The elitor Of the Oquawka Spectator
ms N fts possession n most wonderful Curl
oSity. It Is stone containing photograph
e lnnress Of beautiful Landscape. Ii is
about Tour inches long by two inches in
With; the picture represents, in their true
colors. bluff, bank OF yellow clav. the
heanderlng line Of creek lined with will
lows and cotton woods. and spr!n- crown "a
with a large tree. The hs,iseape Is the cor
rect renrescntation Of view i'm Warren
county, Ills. Mr. p. attributes thc picture 10
the action Of electricity during thunder
s.nfm. while tho image has been re lectei on
the surface OF the stone.
~ The Monitcnr announces. officially.
that tho Empress has entered the FIJI month
OF pr Pregnancy, and that her hea lib is ex-
ceslent.
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Embracing tHafsTtAAlrY. This il what the
KING Of Siam sad, the first time he h lqeed
an English gill.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-03-28
NEW FALL GOODS! E!
FULL SUPPLIES /!

WILLIAM SHEAR, Augusta Ga, has re:
w ceved from New York his FULL SUP
PLIES of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, en-
bracing large and splendid assortment suitable for
the Fall and Winter season, among which are
Rich Fancy colored Silks, of new and beautiful
styles;
Plain Black Silks, in great variety Of style, and
Of superior quality
Rich Paris printed DeLaines, and Fancy of all
Wool Plaids;
Lupin's colorcd white and black Mernos, and
plain colored DeLaines;
A very large supply Of small.fgured, all-wool
printed DeI,aines, for children, of new and beauti
full styles;
English and American Fancy Prints, in great
variety Of styles
Superior Scotch fancy Ginghams, of new and
beautiful Winter styles;
Elegant French Embroideries, embracing La
dies Collars, Chemize,tes Undersceves and Hand
kerchefs, Of new and splendid styles;
Ladies' Black and Coored Cloth Cloaks and Tai
mas Of the latest styles;
Ladies' Rich Embroidered and Plain Paris Silk
Velvet Cloaks;
A large supply of Ladies', Misses and Children's
Hosiery, Of the best make;
Ladies and Gentlemen's Sup. Gauntlet Gloves;
Ladies' and Misses Merino and Silk Vests
anu 1Outu GIN piCliio Shli 70
and Drawers;
Superior Welch Gauzc, Saxony and Silk Warp
and Heavy Flannes;
Superior English Coored Flannels, for Ladies'
Sacks;
English and American Cotton Flannels, of extra
quality;
A very large supply of Mourning Goods, for La
dies use, Of superior quality
SuptTiur 1874 Linen Shcetngs and Pillow Case
Linens;
Superior S-4 and 1914 Table and Damask Dia.
pcrs, some of extra quality;
Rich Damask Table Cloths and Napkins, some Of
extra size;
Scotch and Birds Eye Diapers, extra fine, for
childrcn's wear
Heavy Scotch Diapers and Hunkabanks, for
Towelling;
Superior Whitney and Merino Blankets Of extra
size and quality;
Superior Crib Blankets;
Also, great variety of other scasonable articles
suitable for Family and Plantation use. The public
are respectfully invited to call and examine the as
sortment.
w. S. especially solicts call from his lons-con-
tinucd friends and patrons, and assures them that
no exertions on his par, will be wanting to supply
them with the latest and most desirable styles Of
Goods, at the lowest prices.
Augusta, Nov IA If Al