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Roots and Shoes

Boots and Shoes
OF al styles, ssd In any Quantity.
II DELL MATLEsS have inst =
~ received large and splendid
20 ie,y OF Boots and Shoes, OF the =
IA est styles, and seiec ed with particular refer
to this market. Their stock comprises ey-
sry thing desirable for Ladies. Misses, Gentle
men, BOYS, and Children. which they will sell as
low for cash, ~ any dealer in the city.
They also prepared to
MANUFACrURE
all kinds OF Ladies' and Custom Work. in any
desired style. They employ mono but the very
best workmen, and plenty Of them. and are pre-
pared to 6il ali orders with perfect satisiacti
and with entire punctuaity.
kkPAlRIN0
done with nestness and dispatch.
We invite Ill persons to give us call, at tn.
sign Of the MAMMOTH SHOE. opposite A. l..
Dsming Il Co.'S Banking House, Main Street.
ODELL & MATLESS.
Ksekuk, June s. d&wy
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CITY DRUG STORE!
Burrows Block, Main Street, Kc0knk. e

J.AJ. g. STEWART are now in receipt ~
Of very large and CAREFULLY selected stock Of
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals, Patent Medi-
c,nes, Popular Remedies, Medicinal Liquors,
Paints, Olls, Dys SUITS, Per!umery, and every
variety Of fancy articles usually found in the
best establishments of the kind. Every article
warranted pure and genuine.
Purchasers will confer mutual favor BY call
ing at our establishment before buying else
where.
Physicians prescriptions carefully put up.
DR.. j.: G. STEWARDS Office and consulting
Room in the Drug Store.
PROF Ess!oNAL RErERENcEsi
r, O. Edwards, NJ D., Ohio Medical College.
J. Cobb, /" Z. /"
John Locke, /. "
Msy 4, 1855. dAw
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DENTAL SURGERY.

D r. r. S. B A r B E r.,
VIZ OULD respectfully announce TO tho citi-
w sens OF Keekuk and vicinity that he has
permanently located in Keokuk, where he ex-
poets 70 perform all the operations pertaining to
Dental Surgery.
h feels confident in his ability to give satis-
patronage.
- Of6es on Main between Third and
Fo6Sih Streets.
Allopsrations warsantAd.l
Ksokuk, April ~, l6h6.
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LUMBER,

AT THE PINE MILL.
THE subscribers have constantly on hand .
L supply Of
Dressed Ylsering.
Also. FENCING BoARps and FENcrno PicxErs,
Siding, and general assortment OF dimensien
stuff
Mil and Lumber Yard at the foot Of Second
street, Kcoknk, Iowa.
HIATT HARBlNE.
April I. 1855. d1mAwly-
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~. ,. JEWELL. ~ DoanTA
JEWELL 4 Dolby,
House and Sign Painters, Gla-
ziers and Giiders.

Shop on tho corner Of Second d JoAsssm
Streets. opposiss the st. Charles.
WOULD respectfully announce 10 the siti-
" zens Of ksokuk. that they have formed :
eopartnership, May b,h 1885, tor the purpess
OF carrying on the above business ID n II
branches They are ready at eli times to ~.
d-rtake work 10 their line, which they plo1ae
themselves shall be executed with pune1aaiily
and ~. !. ..yls equal !. the best and % = r.,
N. b. Particular rttention paid 70 pASBp
HANelKo, which they will do with nsalnsss aa6
dispatch also old sash regiaxed.
Mays27, 1883. i3ms
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Western Hotel.

(YoKMERLY KEoKUK HoTEL,)
ALOCATED on the Levee, below Al sin-st.
most convenient to the steamboat landing.
= Has been taken By the subscriber, late oi
|Phcnix Hotel, y and has been thoroughly re-
~ Ard we'll furnished. The entire arrange
- are made with view to the comfort OF
ftiends and customers. He hopes, therefore,
feict attention TO business to have share OF
Ilic patronage. Tho attendants speak the
kii4h. German, and French Languages. Give
eaii. DANIEL ACNE.
lavrh s. ls5S. dkwtf
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Ltn6DSs
GOLDEN Flax, and Medium Fronting Linens,
" OF Richardson's make, warranted pure, 10i
Linen Sheetng, Pillow Case Linen. Bisached &
Brown Table Damssks, Napkins, Toweling,
Crash. &c, for sale cheap. P. D. FOSTER.
Anril 23, 1855.
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BIacksmithing.
"ILLIAM GRAHAM, on rhird, between
w Johnson AID Exchange Streets. at the
Brick Shop. would inform the public thatAe is
prepared to do all kinds Of BLAcKsMrrHifc in a
neat. durable, and cheap manner.
HORSE SHOEINC.-
Bring on Your lame horses and have them
shad right From his long and constant prac-
tice in this branch of the business he faiters
himself tina, he cannst be excelled by any ono in
the country. lie particularly solicits patronage
In this line.
lie also offers his services as FarTier in ali its
branches.
May 26, 1855. d&wIv
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City Property for Sale.
VALUABLE LOTS. located on Main, Hlon-
! dean and johnson Streets, which will be sold
fsvorabiy.
Apply to VA. CAVE,
Firm of Graham 4 Cave, MsinSt.
June 6, 1855. diff
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DISSOLurION.

THE 6rm OF Graham & Cave is this day dis
i solved by mutual consent. Mr. Cave 10 au-
tn orized TO settle the business OF the late firm
and will continue the business 70 heretofore.
&C. GRAHAM.
W. n. CAVE.
June 81, ta5S
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Another WAGON.

| A RALSTON l. IRO will promptly deliv-
H. in sny ,arf OF the city all articles ordered
| from their New Grocery and Provision Store
1 10 johnson Street. Orders solicited.
4 June o, 1855.
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Justice Of the Peace.

Justice Of the Peace.
THE UNDERSIGNED would inform his
J. friends IN the country, that his Office is on
Nam. between I'd and Sd streets, Keokuk, Iowa.
over the Harness store.v He Will attend to the
collecting of all accounts entrusted to HE rare,
with promp'ness. Accounts sent by mail. post
paid, will receive attention, and The money re-
turned as ordered.
EDWARD COLE.
March 2, ls55-dGwtf
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LooklDg Claeoe1s
900 BOXES Leskirs Giasses, assorted sixes.
QUO just receive directfpc the nlanufsc-
tusesp. end lor ssls by The boz Of dessn. Alse
IIsa eassrtnsnt q GU kss,ssme . gssssss
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Ii AND fsakes, and the much approved and
IL generally used Revolving Horse Rake, far
sale by S. W. d H. TUCKER.
iel3 d&w
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SKYLIGHT
d DACU q REAN GALL cry.

~ w. BUELL..
ZL LnYlH~\fn-s Daguerrean Art Ct,
W43 1)t b. Would respectful
.<rlasal kNAtSE50&& ly announce TO the
inhabitants Of keo
kuk and vicinity. that he is prepared to take
llkenesses Of all who may give him call, IN The
most perfect manner, having . large Skylighf,
the only ilg'p bv which blue eve car be made
10 look n~+0 raj, aud fr superior to eli other
lights for Dagnerreotvping also, having an ex-
perience in the art OF over seven years. he fat
ters him self that he can SUI, the most fasidious.
Pictures and Drawings copied Landscapes and
pictures OF the sick or deceased taken Of short
notice. Pictures pat up ia every variety of
style, regardless Of the weather, and satisfaction
in all cases guaranteed.
June ", 1855. DIFF
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SCRAP IRON.
WE vii pay the highest pricein cashfor coed
wv No. 1 Diacksmith's scraps, At the Missorr
Iron store. THOs. J. RICE Co.
Ieptember 5, iSsl.v
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THE LOVERS SoLrLooUY.
Go search the indes' wave foi psa.is,
To deck you high horn maident
Or dig Golconda's diamond sands,
With priceless treasure laden.
Go gather Myrrh and Frankincense;
And sweet Arabian spices,
And cluster round your hearts delight"
Love's widest Of devices
Pll give to her whom l adore,
By far an nfrring richer
NV face, all dressed in lovers smiles,
In BuELL's fair skvlight pictare.
Bueli's G aiiery, SO, Mali Street
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Dir ct I'm pOr Ia I o N i.
S. w. g. II TUCKER,
importers and WholeMle Dealers.
UAyE thi. day received per ship Shamrock
IL from Liverpool to New Orleans, and steamer
on the Mississippi an invoice of Cutlery, F lies,
Edge Tools, &c, direct from he Manufacturers
in Sheffield which tos ether with increased pur-
chsaes from American Manufacturers, form the
largest Stock Of Miscellaneous Hard DWARF and
Cutlery ever brought 10 the State Of Iowa
which they Offer and guarantee 70 be at 81. Loa.
is prices. and earnestly solicit from Dealers an
exanination Of the same previously to going far.
ther.
Mlreh q, 1855 d&w
Garden Trswsis.
Of Different sizes, for sale by
" swA HTUcKER
May /, 1855. taw
Ames' 1hsvsls.
A LARGE Stock at 81. Louis pr'ces, fer sale
"A by S, w l. Il. TUCKER.
Picks and Mat,seks.
A LARGE Steck of different qualities At st.
Louis prices, for sale by
&H TUCKER.
le Ii c2w
LADIES' SPADES.
A LIGHT article, just the thing f,r small
gardens. 8. w. l. II. TUCKER.
Germ Planters.
THIS great labor and time saving machine for
i saleby S. W l. II. TUCKER.
je l3 d&w
Hay and straw Forks.
A LARGE stock for sa'-o
scYTHE RIFLES AND sAARPENERs.
A n extra article OF douhl. and treble Scyihe
Il sharpeners. 3. w. h II TUCKER.
lel3 dSw
Siekles.
A GOOD article for sale b.
n s.. W.&H. TUCEER.
Large >and screens.
lF the upright kind for brcksvers and masons,
" for sale w g. w. n. TUCKER.
June 13. 1865. d&w
WASHING MACHINES.
THE patent floating -knuckle Washing Ma
/ chine, much used. in Indiana aad Ohio,
wonderful time and labor saving machine,
which should be used by all large families and
hotel keepers. s. w, & II. TUCKER.
je l3 d6w
GRASS SCYTnES
A LARGE stock Of W aldrsn's and other NAL
"A sr's Scy yihes on hand and Tor sale lew by
S. w. 4 II. TUCKER.
June 10, 1855. dkw
Grain Se,thes and CradltS.
INCLUDING the Grape V.ue Cradles, large
l Stock for sale hr
s. W & IL TUCKER.
Juno 70, 1855. dAw
SCYTHE kNATHS.
rs grea' variety; iuclu!ing The patent, and slso
the wrought iron snsth. for sale hv
S. W. & II TUCKER.
June TO- 1855 dGw
Hay RAkcs
AND Rakes. and the much approved and
IL generally used Revolving Horse Rake, for
sale by S. W. d H. TUCKER.
~ CALHANIZED Iron Pump Tubing. forsale by
VI dE,v 6 w n TICKER
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Carriage Mandatory,
i Johnson Street, 6etaceen lst and I'd.
ny OsDRYAN, 4 co.

ny OsDRYAN, 4 co.
|AvlNG permanently establish "L
| "a ourselves 10 Keokuk with ~ 80
he supply Of the very best mate. u
|fsr the manufacture Of Carriage, Bagg,ss.
= ard Hacks We ara prepared 70 mako all ar
. in our lire In the very b~st styis and OF the
tcest material, on reasonable tsrms -
u notice.
- rs. 1855. dly
Nd OIL, spirit Ess. Lnsesf OF. Copsl,
N11r. DsDsar Arz @ ~cn Var OBJ On hArss
4.svss kETNflLDss orsik Store.
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Patent Rsefing.
20o9 lbs. Fe'tntc,
% bbls. COMPOSITION. for ssfe bv
CLEGHORN & HARRISON
April IL, 1855.
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CAK ~.
DR.. JyO. r. ALLEN,

nFFFRS hrs profrssiefsai services TO The citizens
n Keokuk and vicinity.
His office, the sam1heretofore occupied BY
Or. Ford up stairs over the store OF ]. Bruce
Esq, No. sc, Main SIR ct
Residence a. The Pavilion" on Concert be-
tw~~t I'd end 81 Streets.
June II, 1855. dtf
Dispatch copy weekly months.
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Sack Salt.

Sack Salt.
TIVE thousand bags G. A. Salt, heavy and fall
L bieached and in hne order, now landing from
steamer Adriatic. and for sale bv
CLEGHORN & HARRISON
June @ 1855. d6s&w
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FANCY CANDyKA.

ICST received he largest and bes' assortment
~ sf Fancy Candies ever before offered in Keo-
kuk, also large assortment # Fruit. Nuts. &c
al CREIGHTON & OHMrR,S
April 80. 1858. DIFF Johnson Stree
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~ GALVANIZED Iron Pump Tubing. forsale by
VI d&w SW & II TUCKER.
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FLOUR! FLOuR.

A SfLENDlD assortment OF chiidren's faney
"A Hats and Caps for sumner wear, the I11est
summer sfyle just received and for sale chez n
SHTLDoN's HAT EMrsa.uM, a. Main =.
Ladies, call and look at them.
may2l
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ScYrHE xxATHs.

rs great variety iaclu!ing the patent, and also
the wrought iron snsth. for sale hv
S. W. & II. TUCKER
June 10, 1855 d&w
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Emmy Memories in Foreign Lands, BY II. b.
Stose; Newsboy-equai to the Lamrlight
Katharine Ashton; Journey 10 Central At
!, by Bayard Taylor For sale by
| GRAHAM K CAVE
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Jrne 81, ta5S.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-04-19
Joy for the Invalid.

We cutthe following from the philadelphia
Saturday Gazette and recommend our read
ers to peruse it carefully, and those suffering
should not delay purchasing:
DR.. Hooaand's German Bitters.-This cele-
brated medicine prepared by DIR. c. M. Jack
son, at the imposing German Medicine Store,
No. 12O Arch street, is exciting unprecedented
public attraction, and the proprietor, who Is a
scientific physician, is selling immense guam
titles of it. The virtues of this remedy are so
fully set forth in the extended notice of it, to
be seen in our advertising columns, that there is
hardly any room left for us to speak Of it
This much we may add-Of the long train OF
physical ills to which humanity is heir, there
is none more distressing than the general de-
rangemsnt of the digestive apparatus, which,
never fails to accompany disordered state OF
the liver Headache, piles, langour, frettul-
ness, a bilious tongue, morbid appetite, loss
of appetite-in short, an indescribable wretoh-
edness of existence, are its insufferable and
| life-wasting attendants. These diseases. which
have bafled the skill of the ablest Doctors
have been radically cured by Hoofand's Ger
man Bitters See advertisement
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-04-19

We are cratifed to announce to our readers
a Cathartic Pill, (of which see advertisement
in our colums,) from that Justly celebrated
Physician and Chemist DR.. j. q. Aver. His
Cherry Pectoral everywhere known as the best
remedy ever offered to the Public ior Cougns'
etc., has prepared them to expect that any,
thing from his laboratory would be worthy OF
attention As no one medicln. is more UNI
versally taken thana Physical PHI, the puoiic
worthy source. We happento know, and can
..s,,re them that this article has intrinsic mer-
;ts fully equal to any compound that has ever
;SsneI from his Cruicibles, and consequently
- well worthy trial whenever such . medi-
as,e hecom IS necessary Racine Com ADJ.
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d,hr Markeis -Iatrst Butts

Nashville, Tenn ,;;.;,r :,
The Cumberland river which was n r,s,a fsf :
the date of our last weekly iep~ a,,cb IN The
INC again: still there is water enough On sn ~
lps l forsecond class STEAMBOATS,, the 0epsn
on Harueth Shoals being six feet. -
Business continues active but IS a nTea ~, A.
stricted by the limited supplies o. 4 1saa s,g1niy
If Groceries is much smaller than Is usual at
Il IS season Of the year and unless there is
decided & in the money market i
IS probable that the stock generally aSaua ia
ted for the summer ana IAN ~. 's srices conse
onently. rule high. ...s,,s,l AMI,
Monday. the small supply offered ior sac Os,r
scarcely worthy the attention o. pl y ts;Ses
an anu r I'LL II WednssdaF and THURSDAY hcwes-
preH bers was and prices had a.;
. TEN oiI;eaton of three days later adyices
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News from Europe.
Arrival Of sEMM the steamer

New York, April l3.
The steamer America from Liv-
erpuoi arrived at Halifax last night.
Cotton has am upward tendency
with an active speculative demand.
Prices sitter but not guotably high
er. Sales 81 tile week 81, 500 bales.
Sales 10 spectators 1900 bales;
sales 10 exporters $4,000. New
Orleans fair 81; do. m.d,iling So
Breadstuffs-Prices shade lower.
Corn market firm at %. Conso!s
for money are quoted al 93S
There is no change Of affairs IN
Crimea. All attention is concen-
trated on tue Vienna Conference.
II is reported that they have great
difficulties on the third point. Al
though the demand Of the Allies
has been much modified, the Rus
sian Plenipotentiary referred the
matter to 81. Petersburg.
Nothing further can be done Till
reply is received. *,
Nightly encounters occur be-
tween The French aud Russian
riflemen. The latter are repeat
eddy dislodged, bun return TO the pits
under cover u the Russian bat.
teries.
The dealt, of Menschikeff is re-
ported.
The Paris Press states that the
Allies consented. to truce, but
the statement is contradlcted by
other papers.
UThere was 90 loss OF lite at the
recent burning Of the French hos
pital OF Consiantinople asreported.
SpAIN.-The Vienna papers state
that Spain and Portugal have &C
coded to the, Western alliance, and
that they signed a treaty at Paris
on The DIST of March, but it wants
confirmation.
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BOOTs ARD SHOES.

sGENTS Fine Calf Boots,do Imita- 30,
" ton Stitch, Kip do, Youths Calf So
Chi!ds KIP de, men and boys Shoes of e.
every qnality, Ladies fine Calf w. Boots, do
Kid, Goat, Lace Boots. r r do. Misses Fine
Calf and Goat Caters Childs enamel and mos.
do Kid Lace, Brpgan Shoes lined and bound,
Negro Shoes, Landerssi hest home made Boots
and Shoes Our stock of Roots and Shoes is
too large. and must beclosed outa. some price
amounting to two thousand dollars. For sale
low by JOHN GOoDRlCH. Z
April 10.
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THEFIRsT ANNUAL

- Y "a Is Is g - ls1aS ~ 81 IS
~, ~ E8zE1 Ezs< ~ Esn G0nSs
- OF TIE g -
Eeshgnies ins.i.as CT : sfasssee,
WiN 5gpea,es OF Fslaese's Hal.
zy TEE s3TY OK NAsssv-EssEsEss't
Oh tie Frs Moslloy Of OF, 1899
2 s ANUPAcTUgERs. Me- <sz,sssa
" & ehanics, Artists, and all 9th s.
efs, are invited TO contribute speei- - = =
n,ens of their skill and labor. Competent
Judges. viii be appointed to examine ali art
cles exhibited, and award Premiums to
those entitled to them aneert the rules:
All articles sent for exhibition will be stored
without expense to the owner, aud saeuld. be
sent TO the care OF VIM. II. Gordon d Co.
Commission Merchants. Market street.
The object of the Fair is to develop and en-
courage the Manufacturing and Mechanics
interests of the State. Its management is IN
the hands Of committee of reliable and eper-
getic men, and its success is placed beyond
doubt; and an Invitation is most cordially and
confidently extended to sd who may be
disposed to participate in Its advantages.
No CHARGE will be made to exhibitors ell
Their for the privilege of exhibiting or for adj
mission to the Fair.
The opening Of the State Agricultural Fair
and the meeting of the Legislature smulsa-l
neous with the opening of the Mechanics'
Exhibition, will add unusual interest to the
occasion.
Circulars, containing full details Of the plan
of the exhibition, and all other information
desired. win be promptly forwarded by ad-
dressing either of the undersigned.
M. NJ. M0NOHAN. Pref.
II. K. WALKER, Cor. Sec. [April 10, 50
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BATS And GAPS,

IGUPER mole Corrugated Hats, extra ~
y mole Go, fine mole do. Fine CASH n
mere and Nap under do. Fine Fur do,
Pearl Shanghai Know-Nothing do, Black
Brush do, Black do, Mems black Gases Plant
ers do, Pearl Shanghai under Nap, Black
Rockland, black Hungarian, black Mexican.
boys Saxony Macy. boys Saxony Artist, boys
Young American. mems and boys Palm Leaf
mems black Leghorn. mems Drab Trim do,
mems Kossuth. For sale low by
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. codNrY.

-LEsIsLATURE-LNcoLN COUNTY.
Drive ara authorized to announce Henry
Turs,ey, Esd, a candidate to represent Lin
coin county in the lower branch OF the next
Tennessee Legislature. at the August Election.
1- We are authorized 30 announce MI r.
q. N. RcE.o. candidate to represent Lincoln
county in the lower branch of the next Ten
nessee Legislature, at the August Election.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., GILES AND MARSHALL.
Or We are authorized to announce Capt.
Geo. ". Yebls, of lincoln county, caDdl-
date to represent Lincoln. Giles and Marshall +,
counties in the lower branch Of the next Zen
nessee Legislature, at the August Election.
er We are authorized to announce IA. = ~
S.owsies.. ESD. of Marshall county, candi.
date to represent Lincoln, Giles and Marshall s,
counties. in the lower branch Of the next Ten
nessee Legislature, at the August Election. :
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Presbytery Che college

AtNouJ W. 80
The Tennessee Presbytery of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
met, pursuant to adjournment, IN
Huntsville, Ala, 3lst March, 1900.
Rev. Jas. kirkland, Moderator,
preached the opening sermon.
Fourteen ordained Ministers we're
present during its sittlpgs. Seven
we're absent. Two licentlates we're
present. -Four candidates for the
ministry were also present.
In the bounds Of this presbytery
there are twenty-nine'organized con-
misunderstanding twenty-three
hundred COMMITMENTS. There we're
present twelve representatives from
the churches.
The sessions of Presbytery were
very harmonious. Business was done
with despatch.
james Smith was licensed TO preach
the Gospel of Christ.
A missionary sermon was preached
BIZ Rev. G. w. Mitchell; after which,
a collection was taken up, amounting
to 1882 %
Milton College, located at Fay
etteville, Tennessee, was the subject
of much interest by The members OF
Presbytery. AL united spiritedly
in SAYING 100000 could and must
be raised for said institution; and
Rev. B. C. Chapman was unanimous
w chosen Agent to raise said en-
doyment; wbowas expected to enter
immediately upon his labors, accord
ing to the appointment of Presbyte-
nv. The edifce of said College,
erected under the supervision OF
this Presbytery, a neat and commo-
. dious brick building. occupying an
eligible site, in the vicinity OF Fay
etteville. Tenn. is nearly completed,
and will be ready for use so soon as
said endowment is raised; fveo or six
thousand dollars Of which havealready
been secured by the sale of scholar
ships and donations. Mr.. Chapman
has already commenced his iapors,
NTH assurances Of success; and ne
aiil, as soon as practicable, proceed
10 canvass this county.
James Smith and J. 81. ErWlp
licensed, preachers, we're ordained 70
,,reaeh in the bounds of the Pres
bytery until its next meeting' as
missionaries, and Smith to supply
the Elk and Erwin the Flint circuit.
On motion, resolved, unanimously,
that she thanks of the Presbytery
are due to the people of Huntsville
and vicinity for their kind hospltall-
ties to its members during their sit
tinss.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-04-19
Entirely Fresh Stock
aDE G&DznHD@e
$4,000 VI orth Of
s aAsA

M L bay commenced business in <szzz
the hosfse sprmerly occupied
bv TIC Goedsic,.s d Co. and will in $3.50
few days, hare in s,ore. stock OF Goods that
we believe cannot be surpassed lof variety; OF
One Of our firm spent seyesaI seksin q thor
Llough examination Of tie Exssern Markets and
having the cash to pay for good pogs'9n Of our
purchases, and as good credit as any Eouse "a
the State, we feel certain that we can oiier M
ducehefits % buyers that viii enable US tod -
pose of our. Goods TO the advantage 81 oeln
parties. zAll w. ask is that our friends VII
give ms a call ard examins our stock. we
will make rssy liberal discountsso cash purcha-
sers-enongh to pay them heavy rate Of IN
terest on, their money = Our nict.o has always
been asmaH profits for good payments. ny
punctual men, or cash buyers.p For geoa
Barter we Will give first rate bargains
Wa A. S0UTRWORTH.
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