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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-03-21
MISCELLANY.
Remarks of Edward Noble, Esq,
On the Electoral question, delivered IN
the House Of Representatives, Dcccm


the House Of Representatives, Dcccu,-
Der 6, 1856.
I desire very briefly, Mr. Chairman, 10
: give my views upon this question, which
has certainly been for long time debated
! in the Legislature, but very little among ,h.
people. / think the reason is Obvious, why
the popular mind has not taken hold Of
: this question, and manifested with regard to
It the same peculiaritics it has upon other
questions of a popular character. Since
my recollection, South Carolina has been
Immersed in federal politics, has had one
sole great issue to occupy her attention.
(which issue was Of that absorbing kind, that
merged into itself all mere State politics.
Il confess to have entered heartily in this
4 %magnifying one issue at the expense of all
others, although, from the first, was in
favor Of giving this election to the people
As long, therefore, MS the question with us
was union or disunion, there was a palpable
absurdity in agitating for this change.
asked the gentlemen who has just taken
his seat, (Mr. Dantzler) to withdraw his
motion, as the bill we are now discussing
is the one advocate. Until 1s45, there
> was no necessity for change in the time.
mode or manner of electing electors, but
that year Congress brought on this election
earlier than our Legislature could constitu-
tionaily convene. In this state of affairs,
it becomes necessary for us to do one Of
two things, either to give this election to
the people, or TO alter the Constitution, SO
as to meet the emergency.
" BY the peculiarities eof4our State consti-
tuition representative power has been dis.
tributed according to three fold method,
according to- population, taxation and geo.
graphical divisions. of the State into districts
and parishes. Asto these territorial subdi-
visions it lis well known what. importance
7 the Iowerscountry derives froin.4 thence. /
believe there are at least Ave members on
/ this floor, having their duplicates in the
Senate, whoshold their places BY virtue of
that article Of the constitution which gives
!: q representative and Senator to each district
and parish without reference TO, population
or taxation. In the State the five parish
'districts CharIeston, CoIleton, Beaufort.
Georgetown and Orangeburg, have twenty
5 one Senators, leaving: for the remaining
twenty four districts but twenty:four Sena.
tors BY comparing thetwo sections: to-
gether II will be found that tile large ma
3joyity of members from the lower. section
STepnesent taxes and Tiores artificial subdi4
Svisions nstof territory, while tie large majority
!; from the upper sect dion represents popula-
Hors As matters now stand the lower
aection. assisted BY Riclland and Abbeville,
oi,sttutes q clear majority of the gegisIa.
saire And is ableto elect electors, represent
sng only an aggregate population of about
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Indiana Doctrine.

Gov. Wright, of Indismna, having. been
requested by the free.State men Of Kansas
to urge the people Of his State to interfere re-,
in their quarrels with the Nissoilrians Las
written reply, in whichsheS asys Ne ~ ~
"lndiana, rs a State, has wisely selected
her own domestic policy. She is wiling io
give her neighbors tue same right; sSd 80
suppose them capable Of choosing and de-
gliding for themselves. She has. never given
any cause Of complaint to any: of her sister
States or Territories. And. i do most Sin,
cerely hope that none of[herzcifzens will
so far forget the relation they. Sustain to
their neigllbors, and the nationals compact.
as to take any part in nt',e strifes and conten.
laws {, Of The land. I = s'a'heasg Thers .as a,s
those who indulge in the use Of hard names
and sectional phrases, sncl, as .snbseryiency
to Southern interest, doughfaces and the
like, in order to Influence tile public; mind,
and to arouse our people.to . violation of
law. All this, howeyer}I II ardeatly hope,
will not lead our people away from tlls
great principle that$underlicsa all our institu,
tions-tbe absolute right of each State and
Territory to make its own institutions. With
out the inf1neuce of others. :is-ss u. !.
eUpon this principle we can stand and,
maintain tho; peace: and harmony of the5
Union with safely and honor Sc tho:
cornerstone upon which the security and <
:perpetuity Of the Uuion rests
Having the utmost conadeaca s!afss ssthe
people Of Indians will NOT, under ANY ss;r-.
snmstances 9 abandon chs high pesitIp
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NJ o z I G e.!

q. DAWSON & co have formed :
4Cs partnership with ? II Csfigss, under the maine
aud gle of Dawson. orggs Co., 10 take effect
Oh tie lBtday 9fNoFembar 1855.
All having unsettled accounts With the old
i ia Erls requested II cail aHd settle. Uctz5
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
ATJ0HN J0RDAIs


LA RGE and varied assortment ofMenss ana
~ B0yss Ready made Clio thANH, smprac
ing all llthediaersRtand ,snd made ~
good " ork men out ofths best material
Fine medium and common, Union, Beaver, Felt,
Pilot, Pstsrsham and Flushing, Bangups, sack sand
Pastot tOysrcoats, Cloth, Dress aud Frock Coats OF
varou and qualities Cloth csssimsre, Ssti-
net Velvet and Tweed Pautaloons- SILK, Satin, Va
isnta Swsnsdown Velvet, Plush, Cloih, CassiTners
Ssrnet, Double and Single breasted Vests AIonke
Drawers, Undershirts, Hosiery, Saspenaers
Gloves Cravsts, ,shirt-c liars stocks
Ties, Scars, Winchester and Scotts approved Patent
Shouldsrsesm Shirts, Umbrelasand allarusle susual
" kept In genteman's furnishing stores, Including
Robes de ChambreA and Revere veslsand Oysieoats.
Also splendid assortment of uacat Cloths, Csssi-
Ineres and vestngs-s Of which will bs made up 70
ordernths best manner, with promptnsss, 81 seeoH-
inodating prices, and by competsni workmen. lhis
estsblishmentisin the naonty rscsipt ofths latest
Rashionsso oshatordersintrustedto them nAy Do tes
liedupon bsinSin shs by those who de-
sireit. All ofplsln sork ,snd WORK OF sen'
zeal No ediu m n omptly attendcdto as heretofore
HATS ofa No y 81 iyietogether withall ofthe con
mon riDds constsutly on hand.
Gr.te es bscfib fco
,v hopss 10 meri tsc ntinusnce ofthessms.
.sr JOHN JORDAN.
ntraiio IA Cioshier on Frontssrset, sppo-
si,s lhs Steam Mills.
Oaysnport,Jul Cd, 1856 wGd.tf.
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Fifteen Republican speakers announce
through the Dubuque RePubliean,their read
mess 10 visit those portions OF the State
North and West of Dubuque, TO address
cubic meetings, when their services may
he desired. Our friend Flat, OF the Repub
lean Is among the number. This is the
right spirit, and shows an awakening to the
Importance OF the contest. Call them in.
% the field The tine is short.--l0,Os Rep.
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1856. Spring and summer 1886.
ARRANGEMENT,
At THE
GREAT NoRTN-WESTER
Clothing and Manufacturing
EN- - - X xU.W.
A CASTEEI N co.

A. CASTEEL Il Co.
sI,AKE this opportunity TO inform the pnbiie tLa
/ thsy have received at their Store, the largest
stock OF .sg
Broad Cloths, cassimsres, Vsstings,
which has ever been brought to this market. The
Goods which offer TO the inspection Of the citizens
ofthis town surpass in design and finish, anything
tha, can be offered them this side OF New York, being
selected with the greatest care and from the most
tensina houses In the kastern markets, and with
view to satisfy inc tastes Of all our customers.
We have also full and complete assortment . {
The latest aud most approved sty les Of
GENTS. FURNISHING GOODS,
which are beyond doubt the most desirable TO be
found in this city. Among which arc Gents Shirts,
Undershirts, Stocks, craysts, Gloves suspsndefs,
Hose, sc.
Particular attention will be paid, heret ofore 10
the making up of garments in unsurpassed By
any similar establishment. E
Fun suits made On shortest notice, and warranted
to suit.
Thankful for the beslow lofpast liberal favors OF
the public, we take pleasure in pledsing renew cd
ndety and solicit share OF the public patronage.
Apl q DIFF A. CASfEEL 4 Co.
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tbs VorE OF New YoRK.--The N. Y.
Herald of tue Sd inst, in speaking Of the
result Of the election in that State says -
.Eyery one who knows anything of poiiti-
cal affairs, from Sandy Hook TO Niagara,
and every traveller through the State who
has seen the drift OF opinion. is aware that
one OF the surest States of the Union for
Fremont is the Empire State. Every day
adds to the strength of the Fremont party
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DR.. w. %, BLAIN,
OF NEW YORK,
OCUIIST AND AU RiST,

as permanently located Ia KUtE Island on Iihels
1 street opposite island CITY Hotel, where he wall
- h oIy 70 see ali persons actsd with diseases 81 the
Having devoted several years 10 this special branch oi
,f5lrsson trusts that he can relieve many Who have
5y a., in despair with AiIaurasis, tia symptoms ul
are FetkHes5 oi sight. imaginary otleyis Heating
lore the eve objects appear obscnf7dh ~ eiOniot Ia
meas flashes 0f light, enlargement oil me pupli Sc
,,i5taat IN whek the lens Iutn White and pIeFents
t raj 81 light passing through t. opthaIma ol iniia
at1n Near sight Weakness 0i VISION stfdblshns or
-5,utug s- we'll as Deafness ia lts various forms
Having received ffom Paris tts aeW and wonderful
irfbslnGae1pe with whcb We are eDabl'd {" look lnto
=, pTbs ~ The eve and the interior as clearly as
@ aud thereby ascertain The exact stale "i the
ft nerve and retiHa ia AmaurJsit TIE lens al lA''
.t fat,ract Also ths Illuminated spectrum ipi eA
,,ntp d,. ear, we'll as seYefi new MEDICAL pIepa
MS gI euglng opeeits ot the sorhea or MIN oFsfthe
~. ,g I,,ut t,,t use Of the knife OF 6austts
"a preyent imposition, Dir b, deems Il prudent 70
fate that As is q regular Physician, stns EiAIuale
Ith University OF iNrrm0nt, also o the New fnf6 op'
alu,r Hospital, and his success as an uculst Is al
bnibl, to the perfection to which he has Brought tie
ofU..dcatr iGpors ia this trsatneDto Of diseases ol
tue eye. e t; t-, A. ~.
,usHt VI UhgoaIc diseases, esprelAl9 ol ths throat
bf ups having GHIed himself VI Consumption alter
~ ~ an III his right lung host bN dtssase as We'll
'''ES ,Grrs IN alike condition. ONE honis iiom
Ui1e 70 'Iu'. - Oct O. 1856 dwti
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AN HosEsr CONFESSION. eonse.
ouens will be that de fealed as the Fusion
party will be, Popery. Slavery, and Poiygs-
my, bad as they are claimed to be, s0.a come
OUT Of the fight strengthened ard prsssrusd.--
Cie@ Pam Dealer.
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a, ,soau BRUNNER 4 oAssEl.k
NslW TkS sTOssHs.
WOOD. WOOD.

a 4 the CITY WOOD YARD, junction Of second aud
Atfonf streets. We have now hand large ss5off.
..-,, "a ali kinds OF seasoned Wood namely
Maple Ash, 0ak, Hickory, SC,
which \, aIs selilpe cheap, also large quantity oi fehc
iIE Posts To Brick Makers and others nho "ahI
JEaadby QUANTITY We viii ma gs liberal deductions
h WILLIAMS " 60
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A DiE IS Calf KIP, G 8at aud Kid Boots;
1 & Misses Kid. Morocco, IN boots q Siippe-
feg'd " sswsd Kid, Ensn1el 81 Goat Buskin.
ana Dt.er styles for sale BY
DAWSON, GRIGGS, - co,
tyY..It -t..st Iaar fra M a tIayenuaFt IaRa.
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i,NkEAtH Xii White KID English MI Bronze kid
l. aai VelEat Slippers za
AisO, Kid Congress, English and French Lastl.
q gHers, from 80 to rs per pair, for sale by
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The Niles Inquirer, publishes an address
from 100 Democrats, OF Berrian CO., Mich.
to their Democratic brethren, in which they
renounce the Cincinnati platform and come
out for Fremont
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d Tor your own bsHefit never be without u
What Ijyors Healing EN- brOcaLi0n

And ioT your on btheht hsNe oe Ninoat
What Dyors hGallaS EmDrochtioh is'
IL lisa perfect Pain Destroyer, and an invslusLls rstn.
cdy iof tne cnr- of KheunatisL Cuts Wounds, Pain ~
hs side Back and Limbs, Lumbagu sore Ihioai Burns
gesLis, sweiliuas Aaue CraInp, Piles &c, For CIrs
ana Wounds IL Is superior any other preparation Ii
viii ahJTd immediate relief IN seaids OF burns and or
PANS or rwsaknss. Ia y part OF tue system Il wall gave
CERTAIN relief la a Sery short time
Used internally it 10 one OF the most valuable RENE
dies for efap OF spasuJac aections Ion pains, Or sore
ness III the side throat chest and stomach, for sick
laaiachs nausea sea icaness, rheumatism, oranJ
-uothlng, heaiiug aad pain destroying propeftes uh.
gualed ~ any o.hs p'is ths rnarss of The
nsses ne a $50 aar,aI ii.s',ss.
49, ~, - n,,as,s uaa,ino I'm mhrocation donef
what nah Dyoi -a..,,,' !, ,bs,a, :, sts n.
Nohdeis, 'nNrul y - An'" s'.,.,s.i nsnaca.
Ild niedl'l1e a api 's'neps a,'n @ s.ais inmhaa
Tor realha'lsnil onE %oa "a D ~, ,ra WIND hS
sore throat piiest RoWe "ipihtS = - ), ~,
&C. ~ ss.ai anu ietrin.i, merits. Once
popniais = ssins US x "a SGe ~, NJ !. heroaine day
dsea' |. y never uii,'a ,s,s,,iao remarknbls
A4ofs aha h.of. popaal ~ H. yar ns mi.
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sANUEL PERRY.

SAMUEL PERRY.
Merchant Taller,
IIAS onhsnd new and full assortme nj OF French
Il and English Clothes, Cassimeres and pestinss
suitable for the season, which he will make up to
measure ON shortnotice and reasonable terms.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
OF sll kinds for Spring and summer wear, which
will be sold aschssp asthe cheapest.
FURNISHING GOODS.
A good supply ofeverything necessary for gentle
mans wardrobe. spring style of Hats,
Caps, Trunks, valices, &c.
P.s. Would invite thoseabouttO purchase goods
in above line to give him call before purchasing
elsewhere. One price only. No trouble TO show
goods. Thankf ITO pastfavors hopesa continuance
ofLhesame. SAMUEL PERRY.
Davenport April lS 1855.
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Stopes
BUY YOUR STOVES

xTIHERE viii always be found Que oiiAe best az
w sortmeut. vi Stoves, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron !
WIRE, Japanned Ware, Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper
Ware 10 Ihis city. Auioug bis sssoftmentot
> Il q Y Ii =
are the GELS, ,alcd Climax and Charter Oak C0ok
Stove :, coat wn9i a 6i aud complete as
sortment Psrior, Box aud Heating Stoves, Elevate
oven Stoves, and niahy other patterns TOO numer
uus to mention, onr motto Is, 4aici sales and
Small Profits Good work, all warranted OF no sale
o 30 dollar save dollar fned; ana by catllD DF
at this Stove Store yGn viii 1t aud get lust a.
good an article al An tAer house,
Particular attention paid 70 House itUohHg, spout,
ing and Job Work Iu general ont Of good Pin and
stock, hoping 10 receive share Ut The public pat
Tonase by this motto: 'tQGick Saie- and Small
Proats ." isepGl II. H. HORNE,
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FRESH MEATS.

+ r f s Il M + A IS.
yIVHE subscriber has taken stall in the upper and
j az the Lower Market, vi ere he assures shepub.
lie hs ID prepared all times 10 them with ~
good meats IS the country AFFORDS, and At As low
price ss they Can bs obtained In the city He asks
shHrs Of public patronage. Meat delivered ~ he
residences Of customers W. y. MOORE.
May 7th, l656, du
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GREAT ATTRACTION
AT THE
Great Western Clothing Store.
OF
L. Il q w q N - Elm

w HULENi T..
uAYING just returned from the eas; with ,hre .
IL times : large a stock Of Clothing amt
Cents Furnishing Goods as was ever oi.
iered in this market, and at IS per cent less price,
leei confident that Can suit the public in price and
quality. Having had two years exDerence in tbis
city, and knowing we'll the wants of tn. people,
nave selected this stock Of oods from the best east
ern manufacturers and of the best qualities. Among
which may be found two thousand Owe rsCOat.
from to Is dollars; four thousand pairs Pa N u B
price from 15 cents TO 50; thou sand Vests
from Is cents to 10 dollars; Dress COat t. from &,
10 rs dollars; FrOck G ts 30 dollars; sack to IL
dollars; shirts from % els. 10 500; Hats.
Caps, Gents, Flu nish ing Goods, in price
ad quality to suit purchasers. All goods bought e
me are warranted A. NJ. l article.
hereby return my sincere thanks for the patron
age heretofore so iiberaily bestowed and hope
still 10 rit and receiva tue same. No LIE Claire
Block l., LORESSTRIy
r. 5. Country Merchants will dowel to call and
see my stock before purchasing elsewhere. The,
9iil hnd low figures aud reasona BILE terms.
aue5- dvtf #5T-
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New Goods! New foods!
e ID w ARD ALDEN,
Merchant Tailor,

sT4efCHsNHt NttOr.
AND
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
X Q a d y M al de Clothing.
Clsths, csssimsres, vsstings, Cents Fur.
nishing Goods and Tailors' Trimmings,
AS just returned from the east with ono OF the
L i largest and bestseieetsd stocks Of goods ever
offered Tor sale in ths market, consisting In part Of
the following articles:
BROADCLOTHS.
Eaglsh, French, German and American, Of The a
nest quality aud latest styis Of goods.
CASSIMERES.
English, French aud Am srican, Of every variety OF
style, color and qualify
ua VESTINGS.
White MarseiiIss, Maiaia sse, White London Fisur-
I'd Tinsei and Coiored sHks, Fancy and Plain SIR
Velvet, Fancy Silk and Linen, Italian Silt GreHr-
dine, Satin, Italian Cloth, siik Plush, aud Fancy
Cashmere in great variety.
OVERCOATING.
Black, Blue aud Brown Eroaueioth Union, Whitney
and Pilot Cloths, Fancy, Blue, brown aud Maioe1H
Castor Beaver, Canada mixed and SAHARA Of The la
READY-MADE
over Goats, ,over-Sac surtouts, Hse1ng Jackets
and Talmss, Frock and Dress Froek Goats vi all
qualities and styles, SILK, Velvet, Plush, Cloth
Cashmere and Valencia Vests, Gaslnet, Satinelt,
double and twist fancy and plain Cashmere Gad
Doeskin Pants; Denim and Guernsey Rroeks, Wrap
pers and Oyeralls.
= FURNISHING GOODS.
Hickory, calico, white plain linen corded and PARA
10 ons, fancy colored Shirts, with coIumon and pol
ka wristbands; string Deorsey, corded byron, pol.
ka Collars, Neck Ties, Stocks, fancy and and plain
Crayats; Gioyes-white, black and eolorsa kd, lin
ed buck, cloth, Chesterfield, Aberdeen, BsTiin,
Unioe ssa Gernsn and Fur Gsantieis; wool, men.
40 and cotton Hoes; vAits apdfaney lihss sad silk
s :.s .s sss T1s snS
Wool Mitis, Scarls, haaisns, dese' sAA wls and
shswi Pins, unbssilss nsrpei Sake and AL erasr
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UHEhF
aGAEgDw ARE a sEOsE s'EOisE

ssaEsnss ARE. q sssbsE S's'OEss.
NEN AKtfASGIuENG.
"a I HAVE Just opened AN extensive stJS. OF stoves
ifrs5 aud Hardware the OLD STAND OF IL u.
JxRY SMITH co,
- Corner Front and hrady streets,
Where be found large and eolnpieteAssuit.
mrHt u
SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE,
Nails spikes Glass Carpenters and Joiners Tools aud
in fet egel vthiug iii the Hanwnr line which will sell
Lssh cheaper than he ilaa al any estabiishmentn
this city
Give he a Call
DON'T forget the place, CJast 3. i gi htady Streets
aptys.te the Ferry LandnE.
Inay5-igtf " " PARKER
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T. a ,sT.IEoN. III, 10.

YtORHEhLT as-i-ts6t Phy sieisu ts lGet. nlgfahts
T. p nitsnHaGy sBd hinge -, Hospitals, ". 70
Resident Surgeon a. The Brooklyn CITY Hospital 80
eenlIy al orange M NsstehestsT Cos y Y ouef1
hi. pfsfsssiosa srytpes 60 the citz VI Dav sHpd
Ohice ANA GesIds sEaa Brady st neaTt1 opposite . 6h
ssrzsutfs hnz 20 1850 dSll
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Boots ano Shoes.
THE SHOE TRADE.

THE SHOE TRADE.
Having increased oar facilitlcs far msnufsetur-
i mn and dealing Boots, Shoes aud Leather, tno
undersigned, successors TO :. e. Dawson " Co., ohof
The citizens OF Das export aid vcinity, greater in
daeeiae than 10 buy their Boots aad Shnes ~
them. Ulf retail stock hereafter will always con-
aln every description of goods wanted by the people
Sg Aso are nakilt, exIensire preparations fef
Nh5esaleiag Boots aad Shoes, and We invite coai-
Try dealers 70 call sdeKsnine oar stock and priee7
asst is determination 10 seiton as good terms as
thsy can % purchase d 81. Lsuls or Chicago.
DAWSON, GRiGGs q co.
ost9, BRADY 81, door from2d
Bows Youths and Infants Boots
4 LARGE lot OF ths above, Calf, Kip and Cow
n'e i DAWSON, GRIGGs 81 co.
Home Made Boots and Shoes.
M Il make every style aud quality Of Boots. Gsi.
w isrs oxford Ties, aad hne Calf Shoes for gents
rbsse % Who wanf ome Made" work will please
lake notice.
Dee3 DAWSON, GRiGGs & CO.
cents CATERS! Boys Caters! Youths Caters.
THE largest and best stock we have ever offered.
sole. Black aud Dfab eloth Caters; Patent Leather
and Buck Kin Caters, ler sale very cheap by
Dee3 DAWSON, GRiGbs " tu.
Mems Long Rubber Boots.
A Lso Rubber Sandals, Caters and slippers for La
dies and Gents, Misses and children BY
Dee DAWSON, GklGGs co.
Warm Feet! Dry Feet.
nA@soN, GRiGGs N GO. have q complete as
~ s0rtmeut OF Fur,ined, Cloth and Buffalo over
shoes Tor sale cheap dec ..
THE SHOE TRADE.
4OUNfkY Merchant. are invited 70 cah and OK
anime our assortment, whoh Is Justsuted 10 ihis
Market Our prices will al all Times be as low Us
those ~ Chicago 81. Louis.
Dce3 DAWSON, GRIGGs X co.
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