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ENOR SALE.-TWO FINE BILLIARD TABLES VI
the latest style with the latest improved patent rubber
cushions One of them has two sets of cushions one @
without pockets for playing Kelley, which Will sell
bargain. Please cali soon.
JOHN CREECH
Raleigh. Nov l6 1S55 loft.
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CARD TO MY PATRONS.

CONTEMPLATING A CHANGE IN OUR BUSl.
~ NESS ist January, 1885, renders it actually necessary
for US to urge the payment of all notes and accounts que
u.s. To grant indulgence beyond that time will be aioge
er inconsistent with arrangements already made and our
friends who are indebted will confer great favor "
counts now due.
E. L. HARDING.
Nov. ID, 1855 102-
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A Chance to make Money!

PFoNt06le and A0nOrd5Se Emp50ynlent!!
TENHE SUBSCRIBER IS DESTROYS OF HAVING
II an agent in each county and town of the Union 4
capital of from to so only will be required and anything
like an efficient, energetic make tom three to
dollars per day of the agents realizing twice t
Every information will be given by addressing with
a stamp to pay return letter.
WM 4. KINSLER
Box 1925, Philadelphia, Pa, Post Once
Nov. Is, 1855 lU3--2tpd
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ROWAN AGRICULTURAL FA1R.

The Rowan County Agricultural Society held its
Annual Fair at the Mineral Spring, Nov. 3D. 1855,
and awarded the following list of premiums:
To Pinckney Knox, for the best mule over one
and under two years old, So
B. NJ. Hyde, best mule over years, 3
do. do. under year, 2
- Pinckney Knox, best brood Mare 3
- f. ID. Austin, I'd best do, 2
p. B. Chambers best Filly, years old, 3
james Cowan I'd best do. do .
" P. Knox, best horse Colt, under year, .
" John F. Foard, best Sow and Pigs, Q
do. Pair Pigs, ,
.'P B. Chambers, Bull, " 2
{" ID. b. Wood, g Milk Cow, 2
&C John F. Foard for the best Heifer over one
" j. d. johnson, for the best Bull Cali, under
one year, So
{" I. c. Graham, for the best Pair Sheep, 2
I" NJ. E. Flemming largest amount of Corn, on
one Acre-924 bushels, So
" j. D. johnson, I'd largest-oO bushels, 3
j. E. Adams, 3D. largest-7O bushels, 2
do, largest on 10 Acres-55O BUSH
L" d. B. Wood, largest amount of Corn on
Acrcs-443 bushels, 3
o. G. Foard, larges: amount raised on 6
Acres-252 bushels, 50
j. ID. Johnson largest amount of Wheat on
l Acre-62i bushels, 81
" w. P. Burke I'd largest amt of Wheat on
Acre-314 bushels, So
" S. D. Rankin Sd largest amt of Wheat on 1
Acre-304 bushels, 81
" P. B. Chambers, 4th largest amount of
Wheat on Acre-3O bushels, 81
" j. E. Adams, largest amount of Oats on l
Acre-67 bushels, 81
The Officers for the next year are Mr.. P. B. Cham
hers, President; DR.. Rankin, DIR. Wood, j. G.
Flemming and Thos Burke, Vice Presidents; o.
G. Foard, Treasurer; John F. Foard, Recording
Secretary D. 3. Wood, Corresponding Secretary.
j. F. FOARD, Secy.
We shall publish in our next the list of premiums
of the " Union" and Buncombe Agricultural Fairs.
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N1cARAGUA.-An able correspondence between
Mr.. Buchanan and the British Government has
elected from the latter in positive though amicable
terms, reputation of the Clayton Bulwer Treaty.
That treaty bound the United States not to extend
their power, empire and dominion in Central Amer
lea; and Great Britain to relnquish possession of
the Ruatan Islands, off Honduras, and her claim to
the protectorate of the Mosquito territory. But by
Eer abrogation of the treaty she retains both and
the United States at perfect liberty to "annex"
the whole of the Central American States with the
tons for the annexation of portions of these States
have been already made to this Administration, and
their acceptance only delayed in consequence of the
existence of the Clayton Bulwer Treaty. What the
annexation of this territory may lead to in the flu
ture, with Great Britain holding to her claim to
the Mosquito protectorate and possession of the Is
lands, time will unfold. In the meantime, Walker
and his flibusters may as well decamp in time,
without causing any further disturbance in Nicara
gua
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LADIES' DEPARTMENT.

LADIES DEPARTMENT.. 800
list Prem. Mrs. B. f. Lunn, Counterpane, 81 90
Cd best Mrs j. D. Johnston, :" 70
Sd best Mrs. V. n. Ward, 90
lst best Bed Blankets, Mrs. j. ID. Johnston, 81 90
Cd v. N Ward, rs
1st best Quilt, Miss Eliza Miller, 90
I'd I" Mrs. B. F. L unn, 70,
Sd Z" " Mrs. F. E. Mumford, 30
1st {" Coverlet, Mrs. NJ. Fuford, l 90
I'd Mrs. Nancy G. Lyons, 70
list " James Cloth, Mrs. Thos. Furches, 90
Cd Mrs. NJ Brock, rs
Sd .s Mrs NJ. Fulford, 80
LIST +" best Butter, Mrs. VIM Perry, l 90
I'd " Mrs. j. ID. Johnston rs
1st e " Carpet Mrs. Geo. w. Johnston, l 90
I'd q" {" Mrs. NJ. Fulford, rs
Sd " il" Mrs. Sarah Henderson, SO
1st =" Needle Work, Mrs. w. a. Mereney, rs
Cd {" Mrs. B. Brown, 80
Sd d" Miss L. j. Arnfeld, 25
Best Pickles, by Mrs. j. NJ johnson, 25
Cordial " q" Johnson SO
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MA ON HOUSE.

Portsmouth. Va.
WNHIS HOUSE, WHICH HAS BEEN CLOSED foh
the last three months and in which there have been DO
cases ofyeow fever is open for the reception visitor
pans nor expense have been spared IN h
it heretofore received is again solicited.
Portsmouth, Nov. IL, 1855. 1O3-w&swinl.
% Register copy and forward account.
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1st Needle Work, Mrs. w. a. Meroney, rs
Cd g 6 Mrs. B. Brown, 90
Sd &" Miss l.. j. Arrnfield, 25
Best Pickles, by Mrs. j. NJ johnson, 25
Cordial g " johnson, SO
Painting, Miss Roena Martin, 90
Committee-Georgc W. Johnston, j. W. Wise
man and L. NJ. Young.
MECHANISM.
Best sole and upper Leather, H. Cook, 50 90
Flour, William March, Sen'r., 2 90
Subso Plough, NJ. Cuthrell, 90
Fan Mill, H. B. Dowler & Co., 2 90
Buggy, William Griffin, 90
Boots Thomas NJ. Young, 2 90
g Manufactured Tobacco, \. Beaver.
Committee-William Griffin and j. A. Hendricks.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
Greatest yield of Corn to Acre, to Geo. Will
son, 153 bushels, Prem IS 90
I'd Levin Ward, 115 bushels, prem. 90
LIST Improved acre, 146 blu. Geo. Wilson, 8 90
I'd q d" II Maxi Cuthrell, 3 90
Greatest yield of Wheat 1 Acre. so 2-3S bush
els Maxi. Cuthrell, 6 90
I'd greatest yield of Wheat l Acre, SO bus
George w. johnson, 4 90
Sd greatest yield of Wheat, Acre, 363 bush
els Berry Foster, 90
Greatest yield of Tobacco, 1 Acre, 952 lbs,
Maxi Cuthrell, 1 90
Creates. yield of Irish Potatoes, ] Acre. 67s
bushels VIM. Clouse, prem, , 90
Greatest yield of Sweet Potatoes, 65 bus. j.
P. Ellis, prem, 90
Best specimen of Leaf Tobacco, William H.
Perry, prem, 30
D., &c nnofc I Rroo
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Commtttee-MaXweil Cuthre, Berry Foster, and
James n Brock
ANIMALS
For the best Stallion, Vim Brunt, So 90
q" Horse Colt, 1 and under
years, VIM p. Ward, 90
Best Horse Colt, under year old William
March, Sen'r., 2 90
Best Mule, under year old, Tyre Glenn, 90
over and under years old, R. F.
Johnston, , 90
Best Jack, Tyre Glenn, 90
g Native Bull, j. D. Johnston , co
{: Imported Bull, Thomas NJ. Young 8 90
'' Cow and Calf B. F. Lunn, 3 90
Calf, under year old, j. ID. Johnston, l 80
Largest Hog, $40 lbs, B. T. Lunn, 8 OC
g Boar, under . years old, j. d. John
ston, 8 90
Heaviest Hog, year DID, 500 lbs, Berry Fos-
ter, + 90
I'd heaviest Hog year old, $50 lbs, Maxwell
Cuthrell, 8 90
I'd largest Hog 500 lbs, Maxi. Cuthrell, 90
Best pair of Chickens Maxi Cuthrell 25
ComH1ittee-S L. Howell, r. F. Johnston and
Levin Ward.
If Buncombe or Edgecombe has or can beat the
above yield of Corn or Wheat, Davie will try again.
j. NJ. JOHNSON, Cor. Secy
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A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
ISIS ELIZA HILL, PROPOSES OPENING
lN school for girls the LIST of January next she n
provided for this purpose suitable room, on her OWL
premises and would ike to engage from ten pu
pills possible, that she may make all necesSA!
arrangements in due time .
Nov l5 1883 l1O0-w4t
HUSF TO HAND, ANOTHER LOT OF FINE OVER
- Coats, Business Goats, Talmas DC. Also fresh SUP
ply of Cloths Cass and Vestng to be made to orders all
which will be sold low for cash. Call and supply
yourselves, and don't forget to bring the wherewith
KING BIGGS.
RALEIGH Nov IA 1883 IU2-St
n. B-Those indebted to US will please make arrange
ments SETTLE before the first of January Io"e %
of the firm expects leave the Stae ut tnal
Those who don't comply with the above request VIII "
waited on by an agent. I'm
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We shall publish in our next the list of premiums
of the "Unon" and Buncombe Agricultural Fairs.
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Chtcare Market. Ney. 81.

Chicago Market, New. FL.
HOGS-MArket active. Prices range from 81 50
70 IS so.
cATTLE-s2 TO 50 so gross. Cows e25 to $45,
3 Calves, 81 to 81 l24.
SHEEP-$2 80 to 81 so.
FLOUR-Firm, but rates without material change
from our last quotations-ranging from 81 to -.
GRAIN-Whest, slightly improving. Spring
Il IS; 81 55(y3I 80 for red winter, 81 709tl Is
for white do Corn dull, 6oGD63c. per So lbs Oats,
7sc Rye, s5c.(dxl. Barley. 81 s0(1$l IS.
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ET We are pleased TO learn that the Festi-
val held by the Ladies Of the Episcopal
Church on Friday evening last, with the
"lunch" Saturday forenoon, yielded the
snug net sum Of about 1920.
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q The Dublin Freeman says: "Owca
Duty, Of Monaghan County, is 100 years
old. When lI6 he lost his second wife, and
has consequently married third, by whon
he has son and daughter. The youngest 10
two years oid-the oldest 90.
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Dry Goods.

OFy 1OO0Ss
80 bales A. muslin, prime,
$50 pcs satinets ASS d, Is to 75c. per yard
SO do KY. jeans do 20 to 4oc., do do
1900 do prints, new styles;
20 10 Coiun.o
20 do Lyoncse Cloths. and Alpaccas;
DeLaines, Black Silks, Coats Spool Thread, war
ranted) Stewart's best Linen Thread, and general
assortment Of Yankee notions, just received by
sep2ed&w B. A. WILLIAMS.
NEW GOODS AND GROCEW1E9.
ruvHE public will take notice that have received
L an immense stock Of Dry Goods, Boots and
Shoes and Groceries, at my old stand on Main st.,
near Fourth.
Families wanting groceries can have them pat Up
1t KeOkuk wholesale prices.
intend TO give particular attention to the pro.
duce business, aud expect that my long expeFisnea
in that line will enable to give sasi,faetloa = I'll
customers. eep22 =. A. WILLkA10.
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COM ~ EIkCIAI..
81. Leuis MARKET, Nsv. 81.

No sales Provisions. Gid stock entirely Cd. Gro
ceres frmer. Con dull and declining Small grains
inactive. Oats without chang. + axseed, hid.s
and hay, at previous quota ions. sugars would Be
advancing if there were any stock.
HOdS-Market unsettled. - packers are not res
dy for work. Sellers Ask Is OOt9&s 50, and for one
lot, 81 37A WAS offer d and refused.
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j. q. Bernard l. Co.

Ii AVE taken the old sand of l.. H. Turner. (for-
! merly J. G. rrimb,e) No. ST, Nam street oppo-
site kilbournes new buildings where they offer for
sale as cheap the cheapest, gener of
xAoe, saddle and EiaFmess Leather,
Enamelied and Patenr Leather. Enamelied Cloth,
Trunks, Carpet-Bags, Fly Nets, Whips and Whip
Lashes.
Also, general assortment of
SADDLERY HARDWARE,
Saddlery Hardware, we'll selected in the Eastern mar
kef. and for sale NJ s.: Louis prices.
They have on hand and are constantly manu-.
facturng Of the best mat rails Saddles Bride. and
Harness Of every description.
The abovs Articles viii b. sold ut wholesale or re-
tail at uniform prices
Those wanting any thing in our line will do well
to cali and examine our Stock before buying a. w
int nd to give ALI, the worth If heir money
The highest prize will be paid in cash for Hoes
J. .. BERNARD dCU.
Keokak. 20. Sept 'a5-t6w
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Erivoltsies.


the race course Was staggering about With
more liquor than he could carry. sHallo
whxt's the matter now ?" said chap whom
the inebriated individual had Just run
against. "Why-hic--why, the fact is, . lot
VI my friends have cen betting liquor on
the race to-day, and they have got me TO
hold the stakes"
FoaESMc ELoauExcr.-" May it please the
court. and gentlemen Of the jury: We shall
attempt to prove, FIRST, that my clients hog
did not commit any deprsdations on the CON-
plain.ni's fence; that the hog broke only 5
pickets, instead Of 6, Ne set forth in the iu-
dictment; and third, that nv client has no
hog and never had
4 WEALTHY farmer in the State OF New
York, being engaged in law suit With Mr..
Hsvens. wrote the following classical epissls
70 his attorney esquire Wells, sir, II the
suite OF Heavens goes sgin me, want you
70 harry It up to HIGHER coKrE, for God
knows don't owe him one cent"
AwAc in Detroit has been taking liberties
With the reputation Of the Pontiac railroad
He was asked whether he knew Of an acci-
dent on that road, and replied 1sNever-ba&
once middle-aged gentleman left Pontiac
Tor Detroit, and died Of OLD AGE st Birming-
hAm-half way. ~
ID. D.--A dsrkey On Staten Island, who
pretends to have discovered . cure for
hydrophobia, sports ID. ID. to his name
Upon being asked why he added these letters,
he said
''kase das's righ.-dat's my nsme in full
Sam Poplar, ID. D., Dog Doctor"
LlrERARY.--sP ve three cents left,n said Q
Of III
ssWhat paper will Won buy p" asked friend,
curious to learn the literary taste Of bis Ac-
quaintance. "A paper of tobacco" replied
the loafer.
A WESTERN Editor declares that some Of
the young women who pass his village in
the arks, on the river, are perfect diviuisies.
S'Iie means," says Southern contemporary,
"ark angels"
THAcKRaAY or GxoRoz llI.-In his lecture
on the life and times of George the Third,
delivered in New York, on Thursday, Thack-
cray used the following beautiful language,
touching the closing days Of the old King,
when, sans brain, sans sight, sans sound,
sans everything, he ceased to reign. The g.
Dal blow WAS the death Of his favOrite dsngh-
ter Charlotte, for whom Ae had deep A1so-
ton, and Who was his constant compassion.
He Wandered sadly around shs palace, noesd,
wept, and finally sank into hopeless inaaaity:
90 brothers, speaking The same dear
mother tongue o comrades, enemies no
more, let " take = mournful hand together
- We stand by this royal corpse and call .
truce to battle. Low be lies, cast lower
than the poorest dead, he whom millions
prayed for in vain. Driven from his throne,
bu6eted by = rude hand, the darling Of his
old age called away before him, our Lear
hangs over her GREATNESS lips aud cries
"CordeliA, Cordelia, stay little" Sound,
then, trumpets, make y mournful march ; de-
scend dark curtain on his pageant, his pride,
his grief, his awful tragedy"
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! Te she Public.
~ AVANU determined, hereafter, to do an exciu
L sively cash business in eur retail depsrtmsnt
We are prepared To sell all kinds Of Hats Caps BIN
nets, &C., 1T greatly reduced prices. Our stock /,
now very complete. and keep nothing but tht
best grades of goods always have the latest STYLES
and Will SELL lower FIR cash than the com grade,
ar sold on credit. So come with your dimes.
Mt the shortest notice
Oct. 26.-dtf. ID. z. HUMPHREY GAGE.
New Arrival.
X koWN and tan -olored hats, high and low crown
- u every style and quality. just reoeiy d by
"stz3dwu ID. y. HUMPHREY 4 CAGE.
ivss hundred dO' push s,P, |s,, received -
ONE thousand Bonne.s Of al style. and au.litie.
~ q d. p. HUMPHREY GAGE.
octz3dwif.
NuKEE hundred dozen wool and nns hats Of every
L style, 1t DIP. HUMPHREY CAGE
oct33dwtf.
WI est p icss, ., r. HUMPHREY SGAGE
ootz3dwtf.
WISHING new Hal We have just received per
w Express IL dozen Soft Hats Of Super or quail.
i'y At the "drsa, Western EmPoriam;
d. p. HUMPHREY 1 GAGE.
Autumn Stock!
p. D. r H.
II AS now open q fine stock of French and Amer
L Il lean Printed and Plain DcLaines; Plain and
Paid Merinoes; Cobsrgs, Back and Colored Mo-
hair, DE- RACES. &C., to which he invites the atten-
ton Of the Ladies assuring them that the style and
qsaiity are unsurpassed and prices low the same
gods can be sold IN the country.
Keokuk, Sept. 10. dAw
MESSRS. EDITORS Please inform the I4adiep
~ that we have received the largest stock of
bsoidcries, Collars from cents 81 90; Maltese
Black Silk Brussels and real thread Laces Lace ae
unett and Swiss CoIiass Corsets, Ribbons MORE An.
tique and Ribbon Trimmings, &C., &c.
II. D. WOODWARD d CO.
Aug. rs, ls55.-dkw
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STOVES "
Timers Stock.

900 lbs. oval and round Copper bettvtAs iron to
10 inches.
900 bd $. Sheet Iron from No. l6 to II.
900 packages Plymouth Riyrts, iron and tin d,
from Ca to IL lbs.
800 boxes Tin plate,
900 bundles Iron from No 10 No. Is.
90 gross Tea kettle breasts and coyersfron 81 to
ii inches.
so gross Pressed tin bottoms from toy inch.
20 de d. scolloped and plain dinner plates.
90 do Stove ornaments assorted.
20 do oval Tea pot Breast aGd Covers
i55 do Assorted TIM ears.
90 do Iron tea oceans.
rs do do do do burs.
% do Pressed TN pot covers.
40 do of No. l 2, aud psuser knobs.
100 feet Brass Wire Ciotb;
lent Slouts. assorted sizes;
Peiforatedtin IN sheets;
Copper Rises and Buis;
Bucket Hsndles;
Mallets expressly for tinncrs' use -i=
Stove Backing IN papers or by the key.
CoaioIOLh l. BKOInERS
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F0O SeyIeW.
"E have just ceved our Fall styles of Ladies
w Velvet Cloth, aud Silk OIoaks, Talma's and
Viscttes; also Of Broc cha and Paid Shawls
sep27dxw WOODWARD co.
hRESS TRfMMINGS.-The Ladies can be suited
~ 10 this line at
scp27dAw WOODWARD kC0S
DLAIDS.-Those BEAUTIFUL Scotch and Tartan
Psaids, every variety can be fund At
ssp17dkw WOODWARD co.'s.
"OOL DFLA1NEs.-Eycry variety Of plain and
w figured DOL DeLsines, just received at
srpz7dkw WOODWARD co.'s.
DEADY MADE CLOTHING.-Everythingi in this
II line can be had at the lowest hgures 1T
sep27dpw WOODWARD co.'s.
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I I0sTETTER'S celebrated Stomach 1i,te-~ II
l i sale by MOORE 4 HOOPER.
september 2, iS55.-d
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rAsh paid Tor all country prodace. q ~ oil
~ stand ef sep21 b. A. WILLIAMS.
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'ih call, ia tue most perfect manner, having
irge Skyiignt. the only lgb, by which blue eve
an be made TO look natural, and far superior to
her lights for Dagugrreotypiny also. having an
yperiencenn the ART Of over years he Haiters
inself that he can suit the mosr fastidious. Pic
ares and Drawings copied Landscapes and pic
ares Ut the sick or dceeased taken sbor. notice
scures put up IN every variety of STYLE gard less
the weather, aud satisfaction in all cascs guaran-
eed,
June 70, lS55.--dtf
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fTN lie sub-crib r. have competed their arrange
meuts in finishing AID furnishing tn cir new
loon and chambers r tn en- ence of those who
may wish such accommodations. We nave spared no
money or labor to make saloon and equa.
TO anything in the country, and arrangem nts al
ready made for receiving OYSTER from the east ~id
game from the country and 6ne markets sha II
make saloon superior to anything vest, equal
70 snything east. All We ask is but . call and .
trial, and will pledge ourselves to give sa,irfac
ton.
Parties can b. accommodated with private rooms
when desired, and anything served up for them they
may wish.
KecoIiect the place east side of End, between
Mais and johnson streets
posl5d5t MACkLEY JOHNSON
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r. IL. HOuGHf0S. Attorney and Counsellor
-. at Law, Notay Public. Land and e neral g J.
Getting Agent. Office in the Real Estate Az. ney 4
Wholesale Auction House OF smith 4 Van Sickle,
ID street b.tween Main and johnson, ksoku
wa. Lots of Lots aud Farms for sale, on reasona
lie terms foci. I'D
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~ ayTEn,

l SMART, active boy. to work in the store. En-.
\ quirs nj ohcidsns New York Hat Emp, ,riu n,
lain street oct. I'D
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go,Le stock n osuer- OF the = eekuk,
VT. PiemSnn mt 4 Muscaiinc =. -. CO.
,\T0riCE i hereby given, thai IN aceordance with
y the conditions II the su b. ripaion fur the ist
ID vision of .aid rad, the fourtl iusta ment OF 81
o,rcent will be due aud payable Dsc. 5fh, 1875, It
tn banking us ~ Char les Parsons Treasurer, ke-
ok uk, OF to the undersigned, 6eneTal Aren't
J. x. MOsyISH.
General Agen X. Mt. p. n. X. j CO.
Nov Il lS38.--ti dGw
lK.svkuk lines aud Nj. Pleasant OhDei YER eopy.
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Salmon.
4 PRIME article NJ saiman b. had at
n novJ KUHN d DODsON'S.
INVITE FISH, of the best quality, can be had If
w No. 49, johnson street.
KUHN L DODS0N.
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4 FULL assortment Victorines Cuffs and Fur
"A expressly for the Ladies, just received at tn
cate City Hat store, No. "a, Main Street.
Sept. 9, ls55-d S. f. VOORHEES, d co.
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new FIN ",
AND New Grocery 4 Provision store.
EtNhE undeuixnrd have opened the largest and
i best selected stock If Groceries and Provisions
to b. found in the city n No. IS johnson street b.
tween ID and Sd, and are determined to sell the
most reasonable terms.
scpl3 KUHN DoDS0N.
LNKESn BUTrER.--Just received, a Supply Of IL
Il iinois Butter. sep ID KUHN DODoON.
E,Gds always can be found at
I1OIATOES-Just received from the country. At
sept Is KUHN 4 D0IpSON.
GOLDEN SYRUP. of the b.st quality can b. had
~ ct srpl5 KUHN 4 DODSON.
DURE CIDER vINkGAR can bc had at
/ sepls KUHN DODsON.
4 7 No 70, johnson street, can be found the best
"A Tobacco to be had in the city
~ sep sd KUHN 1 DoDSoN
CPRING CHICKENS can Be had Al
- sep27 d KUHN DODsoN's
10000 BUsHELs WHEAT,
A ND IN unlimited quantity of Oats, Corn, and all
n kinds of produce wanted imm ,dinteiy.
The highest market prices will be paid for Whes
and grain Of all kinds delivered at the commission
warehouse Of the undersign"d the Leyee, between
Main and johnson streets. Keokuk.
oct22 dAwtf W. A. PATTERSON co.
For sale.
lnNE hundred and eighty of land seven mi les
~ from the city Of keokuk, on the plank ROAD, 20
acres timber, go in meadow, the remainder in
hi gh state Of cultivation; two young thrifty bear
ing orchards farm buildings, &C. situated on high
bexuciful, roll ing prairie, and commanding view
OF the surrounding country. Said To be of the
| abandonment farms in Iowa.
| Enquire Of A. WOLCOTT.
uoyt2 No. Sc. Main ST.. up stairs.
InNE Blu iness Bui,aing Lot between oh and 9th
L and hofew n n "A rk lair kuk
| for sale BIZ A. WOLCOrT.
noyi2d 50 Main st.. I'd ao0r.
iTNHE highest price will be paid for chopping On.
i thousand cords Of wood by
A. WOLcOTT.
Aovl3d 50 Main st., ID foor.