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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-03-20
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s.D%T Tho "S1sSdtter SoverSsSH' ss'sss
,gsp nsms of pAyID r. ArcHIsot,,' 81
Missouri. ipr lho no1t Presidency. We
suggest bis claims to a bench In, the
Psniiou.isry. This ArcHIsoH has been
strsnuously employed in the most unto.
Iy work orpipe.iayins pros slavery votes
into Ksnsss, 40 a., to control shs elec.
tons. and in plsnting that nlefnal in
stitution there. Men, in the fifteenth
century, upon pretsxts far moro piausi'
bic, ~ up tho lnquisiiion. But hhisfos'yy ~
mas haadsd them oyer to infamy. ldouhs
whslher ArcnlsoH has vitality enough
TO become historical. His memory will
utterly dc away, and his deeds be "coy.
cred will shame and everlasting con
tempt, ri s, u .os Id ,g-l..i ~
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-03-20

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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-03-20

byIhis oounsei3 Mr. Fairbanks, who en-.
deavored TO cheer him with information
respecting Coleiand Hndley's chances
Of being acquitted, and Kissane was
locked up and will be arrainsed TO day
to answer the indictment.--NeU York
Times, ,n'lail. j. a. s,i.4-a .i.. ar r. ,
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- ESIRE MICE ND,

,lCFs~0E - Any IN D-lRts
TO TIIE CITIZENS Or ESOTA
s3NiAT tsvinr tn. day purchased from Aiexan5er Rev
j the entire stoekof
GRoC FRIES PROVISIONS 4 FAMILY SUPPLIES
A. his oll toIBar R0t--= street -ese-t-
i~ ic,te q continuance Of tie liberal Ia rona hereto
partially ostc Ne n lie public upon he es,ao
Lrne and pledee e,f nv exe.cas
= maintain a.d d-rVe ties@ fAyo-s have purchased
tie above <rOrk At be lowest cash price ard ees
Ilz the choicest article oi every description in iile
promise = sfor,. I.y goods - purchasers
CHEAPER FOR CASH
Tar Fan - fa.' eises berg ia th- city us Plea 5e
call ani eys ra'us ~ s.-cs.
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BELLs: BELLS. BELLS:

EpR Churches, Academies, Fsctories. <Jesmbc
IL Plantations. etc, made b. the subs cribers, and
isrze assor msni kept constantly a.ad. Taoune5
with lAe.- newly improy e. Iron oke watch by de-
rscaed Pale perm The BEL, witkoU- aEiuz from
TIE lcEe- 70 be taIn-d vertical sy distance
o7eveT email p-fely ronl1. essenirz the
OF fracture fTur repeated bA5Ws O. the Cs
IL ace. Tie Yoke also combine. TIE movable
BY which The Bell nay be ralse1 lowered its
bearing i desired thus Increasing GIn1ins1I- TIE
orce Ct he bow The ieoer, adaptation oi Iroa Cases
"a Which the. roEaf al sIesl Increases ther WORK
Ey 1cEes, and also sShaD the quality of the
~ lic proyeueAts with IL OF 81 du-ng
which the establishment his been IL operation. have
me- scf thei- Bells une a.et celebrity for volume
OF scnnc ana quality Il sEc oY h;eA they have
received, Jan. i-j4, the First Premium Z; the
Weri-s Fsr. Many q this county ,nt Europe seing
Petition aaj wh eh the 3fa Medal hey have
received Being ioeai,d 81 tie Junction Of Railroad.
Cana and a. rOnies, they - in any direction
a momeut's noce. Fer frther inlorrl..ion apply for
circular Address A. AENEELf'S SONS
West Troy Albany c., New York. noyIi'54ikwIy
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Bridges OVER SNAKE AND IIITEII
RIVERS.

CEALEO PROPOSALS sy'u lie receive by The 40
- detsigEtd, through tlt Poet O1ce otherwise,
III II o'clock 4. N. the i2th II .ay heat ier fur
niehIus ne materials for. and the construction VI
A BRIDGE OVER SNAKE RIN EK;
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The shove scheme has been got up for the express
purpose OF raising funds procure the Town Clock
great number of applications have been made her:
this was got out.
All letters from the country promptly attended TO-
The drawing Numbers viii be published liter II cOlles
81, and II eXpectel % be jrz"a atout the Isl -
June
the watches, and every ether article, have hees
selected from the nskers, viii be seen
above md article put down 20 tie EasfsrL prse
For Tickets. apply 10 ". NLiNGWOHTH.
atea Maker cor. JACKSON Il 5ih street.
NzrcA --!dx Paul
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STEW NURSERY,

STEW ARTS NURSERY,
~ THE STlLLWAlER ROAD, four miles .iC n
- saint Paul.
FOUR THOUSAND FRUIT TREES
We VoOl- ca he attention al The ciiizea o. SAN
a"i NnC surrounding country 10 the fact thsf Ia
Oh hand .sIse leirahie lot fapPe Trees, al le
'rr, bsat vs7iefies
oar tees all Of coed size, ani IN fine o'ifr 70.
uansp snting Please cal and examine ~ yourse
Fct q. -eJ5-5l-T -, 4. G. W. STEW ART.
OLD FORT ATKINSON FOR SALE.
Il OF me PubiIc IIid.Rgs az Fort AIkiLson Iowa.
.icaied .'rtS five miles from Ians1 win be SOLD
81, auction, of cl>a specie. The second Weae-at
Nav ae,t ). " FRAZER
: .!.. z.tr, i-55-a.l l. Army.
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S,G<(I.l SJOS,

'FENiS Usei>s. to 60 on enumeratiHs We keep the
IL 'tl.y Drug store ) the cheapest, BEST .ni most
extensive IN The Territory. We attend strictly TIE
Presc -iptloa Department % hosse, aud vii be
found Away, hand Crafty all the Of our
numerous wholesale snG retail cIiy and country
tomers We,uarartee to suit al, both Irice
So quality our respectfully,
n5yZ- BOND e. KELLOGG.
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DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE
PRACTICAL 81 ~ ETOHS a GENERAL LAND
AGENTS.
cir. in ~ Z = Land trie. BUs,i,s1, Kr4eofs'.f
NJ
SURVEYING & PLATING Of every description
- der, with accuracy. Particular attention given
Surveying sad Locating Government Lands ia The Pine
ries Az elsewhere z The Territory. Gold sAd Land
warrant, are Il reque-t-ilvesinents N sat OK !ozh.
negotiated collections made sni taxes rfIi-lzen
Gre rolCited
Strangers ard citizens wishing 70 locate cell or p4r
Sszse lands invited TO Call. Claiz-arts car MAZE
advantageous arrangements with for heir prrchsse
money. Salusole property non ard always on haLf IA
the Embryo Cities Ct Minneapolis ST. Anthony aIc 81
Psui also ,aproved farns rural ard Pine lands, alb
OF which We offer th> bers terms We re-
specially so.Icir and hope 10 merit share OF Pssc
and priyxis ffusf-
August 81, ASA sns S--ex""
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EMPIRE SAW WORKS.

". L. T. GAGE "a co,
Ware Rom No 81 Man Sre,t, 81. Louie, No,
MANUFACTURERS 81 every descrip tIon of EStIn
vi Cast Steel Mil, Crcniar, PIT, Muley Cross Cut,
FOlioe, Hand and Panel Saws. Saw Handles Cpses and
Cold Chse., Trunk SPRING., Knives, Reaper sckles,
Springs, etc.
Old saws repaired and made good as new a, small
cost.
The unde rsigned have made such Improvements an
arrived az suci perfection in the temperng and grnc
ing department of their WORK, and take such pains to
procure the best quality Of steel thai they can sseti
without fear Of radicon. that their stock Of saws
on hand and now being manufactured, and will be-
not only equal TO but superior 20 any made in or
brought TO this market.
Ever Saw sold under their guarantee viii be mad.
good to the purchaser not found to be 20 on Irial
March 2o-daw one VI W. L. r. GAGE 81 ca.
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DETER LORilLAKO. y @. y C4-:h4-n street, New
hoTk suc-,--or o; Peer & George ~ .a.t c. s.s
Tor sale sill kiuts cfsNUFF ard TObACCOS N ger. Pc
Fs Use. Fof pa-iicuis-s, PEioe t-rt-; h Oh
ialreo by address. abCva his rsfab.lsau.nt :
&C q tas Oldest q. the si.d ,ne United S,f'-s.
I.o ~ l-55. fsSr co..,
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stARRITT a MASON,S
MAMMOTH FURNlTC RE HALLS,
No. - VGshjnyfcn 4 -,H'e Ina. No
N EXTENSIVE ESTABLISHMENT IS 30 well
u known ina, II il scarcely necessary DO III
sc eTt.se ment than 10 friends and the
public that have been nneny successful in getting
up splenni- ss>0ri1nelt o. URNITURE for the
all Trade he superior ST lie and quality, and
particularly -uted 10 large and varied demand both
- wholesale AID retail.
examination OF stock viii show IL TO he
posed both Of home and foreign manufacture heFlrE
every advantage be gained IN eithet including he
neat and Substantial medium we'll the rich ana
expensive
thsirs from 81 $50 Bedstsls from & s. 10
slOo able, from 8. 90 20 s50 Bureaus from $40 Il
800 and almost endless variety.
Besiles have Spring, sr. Cotton Moss a.d ShBcs
Mattresses. and al A,nds OF bedding.
W. Can furnish kitchen, bedroom, parior, hotel or
steamboat, J part throughout, odd match. ia
cal, oAerry, alnGl sho. Any rosewood. H. ho,
call and
sepl5-dkwtf SCARRITT MASON
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7. A. N. HOHSlNGTON.

]. 4. N. HO1SISEION, -.
DoOK- f,-NIs2, third stogy Of p. Prss'ey's bf.:A
Hogss Third street vii attend u 81 ns
10 VII. ,,Lio 10 uay b. sn.-steL BSc<s xszzzses
AMI Ps.io3css bo1nt il any style, oG bos~s ieeSana
a. I Ga,sc toant IL QUICK t,nss for the LADIES'
xsiat ps1I, g. :. y
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ST. PAUL IRON & RRAss FOUNDRY.

ST. PAUL IRON q BRASS FOUNDRY.
HNI!s Est2bSiskrre3t u ucs furnished With good
scr-re1t Of PATTERNS All - May 20 81 ORDERS fCr
HASTINGS e al descriptions -Eo1t n. a. EsssoE
sbie terms.
Having experienced Pattern Maker in employ
xe can g. Up Patterns Of scy description that nay
called for.
Mso, IRON TURNING nd I NlsETSG lone il TIE be.;
-srrer-
BRASS sol COMPOSITION CASTINGS made to order
5s1h5t G--ai co.-,satiy on hand
Jd Cast i'm, Besss ARD Copper taken a sIcha,-e FoE
erk: II. A Il. gillian.
-. Ps H. Aug-Gc 70 leS4 arg 10 aE<ly
BUILDING COLUMNS.
WINDOW CAPS, AID sil;s sazh Wegks., etc a,
w tie 81 Pal Fc1airy. Aprills-de
GE, b. the r.ns or bs.Tel. sE ale By
VI Eov. I, l.At1 E.f x-s2okRTT.
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EORAClD.

SWEET and delicious. Virginia, Co,i Leaf, Necia
- riue, OTonoko, Fine ont, Yellow Bank. aid Stok
iug 90 ST BOND EEIICCG'S,
loV2- Old Brown Drug store
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CURTAINS, CURTAINS !
UPHOLSTERY GOODS:
THE YLACE 70 By
Window Curtains.
SHADES. &C.
J. L. CHANDLER,
20. IL Market stree. So Lou

(cgzcTLT oPac-IIE TIE o0rR ECrsz
UIAS FOX al II .a-9es- an best 4 Curtain Ma
Il tersas AID : zafI.s, u intgE Shade AID Otael
Upholstery Gods IN 'he Wet The assortrsnt coIn2-
fo. O. every quality and style i'om the richest 20 the
l0we-t price a, tAis the only - Jouis
cusIvely levoe.i 70 The paoiery b1siness ths s-~c
ti0a vii 10 0zr6 The esE Arf the prices iowe- than
4ay Other =sta n 1sn. q TIE city. Special atteE-o1 j.
csls5 % the large and cZrete asoTtrzsct OF !sce ard
M1-n CARA an eles n satin lanssEs. VoEstel and
L.itoa Qzrcs-ks Gilt Cc-lccs B-uis, Gimp CoEsis
Task &c.
WINDOW SHADES
gree. VARIETY 81 sni -elrrifri pattern. ice.
cetved.
Al kfnds of Nz:resse~ sale A. love.. ,rices
ks St-snsers visiting -. Louis ~ihi.s 70 p1r-h ss
Curtain Goods or Ni1iox sEAa-z. ell, 4nsh1g
here tbs best se-ti n The city ~ the pess .iAe
~.
:, Lsais Apt, 10. al
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81. S3aul AG1'ts.
lisAa.kumg.t q Nssfs.3ssTNN,

BANKERS FXciiAEGE TEN rs ARE BRCE IT.
Or11--No :, Ne97w House ~. r+yL NISS@SvfA.
VXrI1 hiy ana ~e Exr 20 0iscolnt EooG b1Sn+s~
w rrp,r current issi.cc 20 DcpoStesBuy ADD
SEN Real State o Cornsa Mike Collcctons-Takc
charge Reel Estate 1f residents; ray taxes, ad il
~ o1he, bushes, legtaa.ne to their profession.
REFGEEN CEs.
Wll9 \. GoInap, Governor Ninnesota Alexander Ram
'ey ElCoysrEyr, Qglen, Jones 90 Chicago Charles
n. Y. H. 4. Iuckee % ES. u rk Cii.ago; Harrison
Far, Boston-
ERF:ysSTER'S ADDITION.
ITO those wishing lots residences this addition pre-
! cents great inducements. Terms one-ourth down
the balance on unie TO suit purchasers Maps oi iot'
and prices Ia be office.
NEWELL& TOMPKINs,
Agents for propriet0rs
Ca Tbird It. opposite Mayo = Co.
ATLANTA HONEY.
LENANCER RkY VIII taAe any quantity q ATLANTA
n BANK BILLS N paymen, Tor old debts ana VIZ re-
ceive A. 80 any anoun ol current sales at his Warehouse
''' noy4i,f ALEXANDER REY.
uAIsAEEK = KEEN,
Ty4VE receice4 tcir All ami winter stock Of Hart
ware Tools Cutl.rv. lated Wa. Sadilerv. Whip
CnItl. Can >h-lg,- straw Cutters. ami all kinds %
H;e'e a ; q, ana furnishing my Goai' Hon.
- Pa j. sept Is 'sgt sept231
NUXiCE- A AK 40 DIN4H
FAIL AAJ NlEILH IMPORTATION.
- ri'erto1ss ,t2sule IN Inviting jieatten'o'
10 Ai, q w oSta 1.i sument. located u, ,he
CORNER of Ep.lEls ANb FOURTH SlRktIS.
Ile has just opened tie above c-tabla hncut With
OIL. eul Wet. .c-.t. sock o.
ri ADI MADE CLOTHING.
% ,ie ve-y 5est an finest manufacture ahd lstes
-ty O. H.. 3e expressly ,or This market al
Wholesale AND RETAIL.
A very full supply Of
T. caps, 7hire collars. gloves, c4lvats uE-erahirts
a0-.-. etc, e.. en- .a a,srt4-n' If TAL NkS.
.NuA ri BRkk AND oil. CLOTH CLOTHING.
I,Ls partners IN The I2s WHO buy Directly fgra m
po;,era he i, bed TO sell a th, loves. New No4s
cash Prices Please c,N at the
STAR CLOTHING STORE,
Cogler Roberts ana Fourth streets.
81 His .erI:s ars Cas'. "a
y SCHWA RTZrNBERG
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CHERRY BRANDY

4 FINEbI f8v0Fsd- ricL and desh III s-iIcle D
n the tojile - gallon,
BOND & KFILOGG'S,
nCv22 Old Brown Drug store.
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prescott. 2s;tarc;IstsI
m ~ ora lAND OFtItt..


.-iSs1>< 0G'I land OFtEtt.
= Y. WISE.
cENERAt LAND AGENT AND DEALER y real
7 AN1~ Yn-ere' Lari ~. au:s load Iaxes rai5
] ta,srr=: raid % STE l-,i4'- * TosusdP iat-
o., ,al< 4snJ- -el ana ever! hing eo.4-la.e, 3s
--e L. ---le-s Ne pfollL ~
J. Allres, Prescott. rie1ee county, Wi>co
sc2 = stvlF M
4. c. MORTON.
P-ss-0f Ui..--ec-. EToadxEg crF KsRHtAI1tca sts.
a roSt general assor1-ert Of
DRY GooDS, GRocER!ES AND PROFESSIONS.
Hesvy VOL Bt.>sSr. FcoTs sd saoxs, Hea7y
FI-,X~c Els Over All Under >HIErs.
-As. Pork, c..cse-sl White Elsa, &c-Shrs,e-
Lumber Lsth, g. beses every other article usually
found in = Grocery sRG by Il oot= store.
Pse.roi,. Des a. ls5a. SLY
SAW MIL.
vs-I{E -ubscr bers having leased s1G thoroughly
paired TIE saw Nil on The keu!Ainok, kn own 81
CCzss Nil BOW prep ared 10 furnish iEr ~ ri any
rton 1t The shorte~, notice
SEI~eLEs. L4yH sri PICsETs. Away q hand.
Cu.toG, Saving done jas most reasonable teTnls-
Those an want Of Lgabe. IL ldinr or iencils prr-
pose VIII r3 i t. their advantage Civ - cal be
lore q0rchss ~ elsewhere. ASA p MANNING,
ISAAC n HOLDEN
Prescott, Dec. !. ls5s. s5-ly.
SAW MILL.
THE subscriber. hsving leased and thoroughly re-
J. psirei the Saw Mil OF the keEnikiniek, Known
Coxe's Nil, prep Grea TO furnish Lanser OF
ans de>cI g0n D. he shortest notice Shingles, LaiE
he moot reasonable tens Those IN saEs Q! Lumber
fr binding or fencing VIII and their sd
v.n,a e give ell Before purchasing e-ewhere
ASA =. MANNING
ISAAC y. HOLDEN. &
Prescott. Dee. !, 1855. SLY
J.P. FREEMAN.
nEALFR II by Coed, Groceries. iarlwsse. Crt'e
~ = Fancy Goo4s, etc. complete assortment
OF / ard ~ tin IS snc very ctesp for cssh.
Prescott. Dec. 5, lS5S-35-lY
JOHN Gal MON.
CABINET MAKER, PAINTER AND GLA2lER,
EzEScoTT. WrsCcEIIr.
4 IL work done tsao-. no'ice SID very eAesp fer
Prescott. Dee :. 1853 35ly
.za-=-~.1x-a--<xzz.-
5tIIluatsr Business Ger0s.
.ABRAn VAN vORHEs,
AKIpHNEY aud CJCN>EIAcR Al Law an SollClIo..
IN CHANCEHT StiT1ter. W., s.ier3 81 bas.-e,s
entrusted 70 A. care. A
>ENsiE3s> MCMILLAN LEWIS
ATTORNEYS Al Il sid -DLklToHS II CsiN1EfI.
Oe.ces a. s;i.ivsssr s1c a. Eri. s.. Crsx County,
THEODORE e. PARKER.
ATTORNEY sn1 ooUA sl1LlR Al Law Sti..,gateE. N Z.
CURTIS & GTLETLLAN. &
AI-o.sNEYs and CoCNsE-L0tS IT Law, Stiiiva.st
---.-...,..-........-
1lu15cn.
j. BDNRON, 80
NOTARY b &c aud LAND AIM II 14sca, St Crsax
.ut~ Wis Pre- icu claims rrs-d. ard er..iss
rraie oy Military Lse3 Warrants H.sE- Dseis anS
Mortzz se~ e0-ss~n. Asat- All eoavs. aEoes care
laiiy and 2.,I1a-'y 'sntet -
RENJAnIN ALLEN,
=. - sr.Ix
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"MINNFS0TA AND ITS RESOURCES"


II 1884.
4 WORE ~ 800 page !: handsomely bound and Illus
n ;-sIei. 20 which is added
CAMP FIRE SKETCHES;
" IN new map OF tie Territory BY
Nv. BOND.
Ire An edition enlarged GEf improved, - the pre-
sent spring has just been published in New York, MD
he work Is s; selling rapidl, al over the Union.
For -a!e 81 BOND q kELLOGG'S,
CT! Drug store.
s.. Anthony street Upse- ST. Paul; and a, ell The
Books ores Hndon bosr all the upper ssipp
err,
Also--si the Once Of the North-Western Democrat,
1t. anthony; by John n. Stevens, Mime poli-; Col
o. II. Kelley, Iiasce; jeremsi. Russell, Sauk Rapids
J. " Lynte, Tort Ripley; y. Myrick: Traverse de-
sioaN; III Ripley, Shakopee; I. VI. Fullerton, Esq.
Land Office still water; DR. OTIS HoIt. IldisoA, Wis
Wes!ey Wr,herr, Esq, Prescott, Wis; Judd, Walker
4 Co., Marine Mills, anl ". H. &. Folsom, TayIors
Fails. 5i-tG
ATTENTION FARMERS.
IN wolves" On hard large quantity OF s,iy eh-
uGe, ic,, he quantity YOU want i'll hettles also
el mice eAteTnlAaCrs chemical prepaTs iion,
IL! t. and aaoce sale q al arsenic. Call on
BOND & KELLOGG
moves Upper Town.
TO THE GENTS.
= @ excuse Tor bald heals now We have been ap-
y pointed The wholesale and rcts.l agents Of The
vailed Hair Res,oratve We offer II il all confidence.
J. HIS and viii produce good and tefeC. crop g! The
irest hair. AL and ZEE the proof,
BOND kELLOGGS
City FrIg Store, =. An,hou! -, uIpt. 81. Paul.
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Oh asso-tlnent Q. HV>E.Nl, DIOVi.S INN. HIND
hkKOHiEFS &c. a.. u,o -u1erous 10 specify
Ii tick OF CLJIhlNG ana GEMS FURNISHING
5Ou> hes offered IN she gake, ~! vii Re
M reg -ieGp Il comprises everything in is line bon
tii, L. call an examine Il II want bargains.
IL has also rscevet receiving every beat GRO
CHK.ES OF all kind h5E1s beef PORK -Four &c. AMI VIII
sell ,Acru NJ the Io4>-. Dr.ee.
Jaua. I2-dwtr r. 7 FULLER
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oct. :. -. ctl3-d
NEW EIEGANr IND COAFIErE ASSORTMENT f
s}rpIy Good. isrOc cries, aud Prov isiOns
ID. l.. FL LLER,
uAS just receive Ii arse ord elegant stock = sprEg
J. goods r1n he Fa~t. Owing - the lAteue,. Of tie
-ou. u ~ u oic-l- -
kAAtEl,N lRiCES FGH CASH.
Go ana auc il ~. yourselves, Al1 YOU vil DO
10 1., Among his -;9ck OF pET cOoDs inay 10 ioaaa
cases lie a.nes plain and fancy, very hAasVne
Prints g.. every e-cri?tioD.
A9sor.e, ,in 5n1us,
D-arhtl Cotton.
- bales UabieacLeI Co.t0e
1ics *,
uem.ns',
SEr,ing S.rI-es
- Drilling,
0shahLr5's,
50 pieces Assorted G. shes
n.ruerz
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CIGARS, CIGARs, CIGARS.

10000 Cigars, among which will be found ihe Es-
pOs1c on superb article, dark rich and delectablc
the choicest sTuole for its and flavor there
the market r. pan olas, splendid article Suia-
mas, la Tors de LondTes Csbana>, Regsss, Usbans,
Mlieras and twenty other choice brands which only
need TO BE 'pufied" by those who know how TO smoke
"a order 70 gather a cloud of praise. Call nj
nOy2o BOND az KELLOGG.
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NOTICE,
TIE HYDHOmAGEN,

OWING to The pressure of the money market, ard
- all the banks being down, Putty has finally; riz
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BRESgSTFH's ADDITION


LENANIER EkI VIII taae any quantity - ALAN
n BANK BILLS pa yHent Tor old debts, ana VIII r.
ceive - any anout ,or current sales at his wareho us'
Lower Levee No. -. 1854
roy.i,f ALEXANDER REY.
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st. Hotlfa a0u'ts.

FR0G TUE NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY oF
w. >. SWN MMER.
No. Ii Second street, ~. Louis, Mo.
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st. 19aml Ann'ts.
-.ss... TIE 'FsyGHEIE
Old BROWN DRUG STORE

r once Tnnro fcpenished nom its hover depths lie
ol, the hill, 10 its ioPIncst heights an -. Anthoh
street in other words from pit 60 DOME, with tn
largest choicest and most complete assortment OF cy
crything ever kept in first class
CITY ORIG STORE
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-17

JUST RECEIVED.
A LARGE assortment Of Glass ware,
consisting in part Of the following a>ticles;
PRESERVE JARS.
4 Doz liz pint, doz puts, 4 doz quarts
4 doz i-2 us do parts doz gallons
8 gross acid bottle ground shoppers assert
ed.
IL groas Fancy Fluid Pres.
20 boxes $40 Window glass 90 box 1912
20 boxes 1914 90 boxes 1916 do l5 Cd
IS gross castor oil assorted 6 gross wines
resorted.
P.B. COOK & co.
Nav 10 1855.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-17

:. COWNA, CHAPLIN &JACR,
A FINE assortment of Thread, Valencia,
IA Cambria and Swiss Edgings and insert
iBgs;
Embroidered Muslin Sleeves;
do Cambria do
do do Sets;
do Muskn do;
do Mourning do;
do Handkerchicfs;
do Breakfast Sets;.. -
Ladies', Misses, and gents Hemstitched
Hdlfs;
White Jaconets, Cambrics and Muslins;
Plaid, Striped and Check Muslins and
Nainsooks;
Ladies' and gents Kid Gloves, all colors;
plain, Black and Figured Silks;
Bonnet Ribbon;
Printed Jaconets and Muslins;
English and American Prints;
Black and Colored Ginhams;
Hosiery.
Ladies' White Cotton Hose;
Misses do do do;
Gents do and Brown Cotton hf-Hose
A fine variety Of Linen Bosom Shirts;
Collars, Draws, &c.
I2 pieces Irish Linens, slightly soiled
which viii be sold cheap.
aug L. 49, ~ =,
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NOVEMBER ELECTION

EsS~ We are authorized to announce c. T.
CAMP as a candidate for Surveyor of Yazoo
county, at the ensuing Election.
fS-We are authorized 70 announce GEO.
b. WILKINSON, present incumbent rs a can
didate for the Office OF Probat Judge at the ell
suing Election.
We are authorized to announce NJ. A. JEN-
KINS the present incumbent as a Candidate
Tor Sheriff at the ensuing election.
We are authorizes to ann unce s. NJ PHIL
LIPS, present incumbnt as a Candidate for re-
election to the Office oiCircuit Clerk at the en-
ing election
FOR SHERIFF
We are authorized to announce CLAI-
BORNE BOWMAN as a Candidate for rer-
rfof YazJo County, at the ensuing November
election
We are authorized to announce Peter b.
Cook, present incumbent, as a cadidate for re-
election to the Office of County Treasurer of va
zoo county at the ensuing November election.
At the solicitation of many friends, L. D.
LNNGFoRD will be candidate for Assessor OF
fdzoo county at the ensuing election.
MANY VOTERS.
We are authorized to announce CORNE-
LUIS NOLAN as "A Candidate for County
Surveyor, mt the next November Election.
BSs- We are authorised to announce GLIB.
son BARNES candidate for Circuit
Clerk at the November election.
We are authorized to announce John Brum
field as candidate for Assessor at the ensuing
November Election.
3 We are authorized to announce J. M. Hoi
lingsworth, present incumbent, as a candidate
for reelection for the Office of Probate Clere 0
Yazoo County, at the ensuing November Elec
ton.
we are authorized to announce w. III. MAN
GUM as candidate for the Office of Sheriff (,
Yazoo county at the ensuing Election.