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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND ro-MoRRow

BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF vALUABIe
Il Building Lot on 5th street, between <,
and N streets.--On TUESDAY AFTER
NOON, November IL, al 4 O'Clock, on the prem
ises, shall part OF Lot No. 1, In square No 5lI,
Monling ~ feet on 5th street west, between L and
alley.
=. IeIms one-third cash the residue In 6 and
~, - mohtns, with Interest, secured bv deed OF
n",. JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
- AuCtioneer.
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lOPrsf. DeGrath,, Ori.inaI E,.c,,,,

OIL-This great discovery great sensation
the medcA Faculties Of EGrops and this country
Pain In Breast in day; Neuralgia Group, Tooth Ache
Burns In 10 minutes; Hemorrhage ScrOfua Abscess in
lays Bruises WOC-fs letter, from 3 days Ear Ache
StIf Neck, Ague, Ia day; FeOns, Broken Brea,t Ss
hheuI from 70 6days; Qunssy, PapatiDn Peurisy Tom
10 10 days Asthma Palsy, Cont Eysipelas from 20 20
lays Frostoi Feet Stih Joints Chronic
tsl sore Throat Scarlet Fever, and o.
" e" oOttles. FOT SAFE Dy CHAS STOTI. lyy
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Did,

r0 On the 10th instant, GEORGE WASHING.
Gallant, aged months and 10 days' 'ia ..
The funeral viii take place To-Morrow o..
18th inst, at O'Clock p. m from the res,ss ne
OF his grandfather, William Gallant, on the cor
ner Of 9Th and p streets o'
In Brooklyn, On the 9Th instant, VIRGINIA
NEWTON, youngest child OF John z. and Au.
gusta Whitherell, aged years.
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ALEXANDRIA, CORRESPONDENCE
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. IL, 1856

ALEXANDRIA, Nov. IL, 1856
The Circuit Court for this county commenced
is term at the courthouse this morning. judge
Tyler being unable to open yesterday. The
case of Campbell for horse stealing will come
up for final trial, besides many other cases of
interest will engage the attention Of the court
Extensive arrangements for the ceremonies
Of laying the corner stone Of the Firemens
Monument are in progress. Most Of our ire
companies and q large number of other assc-
Citations will participate. VIM. II. Fowls has
been chosen chief marshal, aud the following
gentlemen as aids: David Funston, X. W
Wheat, G d. Fcwle, Thos a. Waters, Ii. c.
Ward, Samuel K. Adams, Ldward Snowden,
Il. IL. Hunton, W. ID. Stuart, and + w Ash
by
The Alexandria and Washington Railroad
have just received four more Of their new
passenger cars making their full complement
y run over the road by horse-po was made
on Saturday.
Wyman was here on Friday and Saturday
amusing the people with his legerdemain
The election returns yet keep up the politi
cal excitement among oar citizens, bat the in
tsrest is fast dying out
Trade begins to recover from the dullness
| occasiOned by the election, and our merchants
are quite busy.
The markets arc dull at the following rates !:
Flour So 75aS9. Wheat, white 81 50sSl IS |;
red 81 45aSl %. Corn 5Sa62c. Oats 35aSsc.
Rye 70A72c. AMI
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Baltimore Nnkst,

&c pSAaLrtEoRE, Nov. lI.-Flour is steady. Ohio
o. howard street s6.75 and CITY Mil.
- % Inc advance in Ohio was caused by
wheat |. urn, with large receipt,. and
nearly ali ,hat was offered changed hands
good 70 prime reds 81 45al 40, and white for
of yellow and white at 62a64c "e.
Whisky-the market is dull and droonine
Prices are nominal
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COCO REwAKD.-RANh AWAY FROM
Y&OO the subscriber, on the evening Of the
Ist instant, NEGRO WOMAN, belonging TO
the estate OF Mrs. Sophia Perrie, deceased
named CORNELlA Dl6GS, about twenty-five
wears Of age, five feet ten inches high OF bright
!nuiatto color, and Is a very well made woman.
| will give the ao0ve reward " taken In the
District, or State ~ Maryland, or 900 If taken
hon slaveh0ldiEg state and secured so that con
get let again. u A WATERS,
LoV3-H Administrator, W. -,
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A RARE CHANCE TO SECURE FIRST
n RATE BUSINESS AND BUSINESS
STAND ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
sylvdnia avenue IN Il central location, being about
10 engage In other pursuits Offers for So his
stand with lease hold, having eleven years 10
run. The property IS calculated fer any other
business, but is now doing first rate business IS
Restaurant. For particulars apply 20 Jas G.
McSU IRE. Auction and Commission n erchant
nov 9. eo6t2
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ByJAS. G.. MCGUIRE, AuctiOneer
MALL AND DESIRABLE COUNTRY

SMALL AND DEStSASLE COUNTRY
- Seat on 18th street Plank hond near the
First ToII gate.- ON Pr IDAY AFTERNOON.
November lith, az O'Clock, on the premises, 1
shall sell without reserve 3H acres OF Land, front
Ing on 9TH street p, nix road and the ith street
GEORGETOWN road az the first toligate, and distant
about one mile from the city, with the improve
ments, consisting OF a Few and comfortable house,
containing rooms, with many desirable on
veniences for the accommodation Of families dur
ing the summer season
pump Of fine vatsr al the kitchen dSsr. q
Young orchard OF choice fruit trees, large bsd 81
superior straw berries, together with handsome
,hrubbery and flowers, aye on the Li1cs
The faralirg Utensils and Household urniture
can be had on accommodating terms
Terms One-f fourth cash the residue In q, -,
and Ii months, with interest, secured by deed Of
On the premises JAS. e. MCGUIRE.
nov lid AIctiore r.
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MAaRIEI,

=, On toe Ste instint, by the Rev A. Il Cao he's.
THORN, both OF this city. i""'
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nor KENT-THAT LARGE AND AIRY
Il House on Penn avenue, hetwt en- 9th AID rh
streets, over A. Hoover Sons Shoe Store suita-
bic for Asst. class Boarding House. II is now
undergoing complete repair. Possession given
Immediately. Inquire or A. HOOVER SON
south sde OF Penn avenue, between 9TH and 9TH
streets. &C 3O-n
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xu yHE LADIES',

NyEHAVE JUST OPENED OUR ~lSSS
A. lflsaioraole sssDr.ine,i; OF I've, yei'et ana
: new style Of Hair Dresses and Flowers just re
osiyad from Paris; and all other articles In the
Millinery line C. PRIHRhM l. CO,
Pa. ave, bet 10Th antilth SITS, south side
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Dye has proved itself to all who have bseu fortunate
10 use H. 10 De the NE Plus ULTRA Of all the Dssany
kind required for either black browa PREPARED by
q. ID. GILMAN, Washington, ID. c.. no, 7-Iv
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AUCTION SALES.
BY a GREEN, Auctioueer

ny UNEEN, Auctioneef.
EAECUTOK'S SALE OF TWO FRAME
- Hsuses and Lets ut Auction.-Oa MON
DAi, the 18th Instant, | shall sell, I'm from,
part OF Lot No 20, In square No. SIS, fronting on
a Wioe alley IS feet, between Sd and AZ streets
West ana 4 and F streets south, with the i'm
Pr0sehents, which are two good Frame Houses
Terms One half cash balance In 6, ~, and
10 menths, Tor notes bearing interest from dsy of
sale deed given, and deed Of trust taken.
BY order Of the Executor
nov lid A GREEN, Auct,r
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nor RENT--h COMFORTABLE THREE
4 story Brick Dwelling House, with gas ard
back building, conveniently si;l ated, near the
southeast corner OF the Capito! Square, on Perm.
avenue. Inquire Ct ID. 4 WhrTEBSTUN,
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( wKPoRArfUr sToGk.-xs,O 200 Corpe
,atl"a of Washington Stdck f6I sale at
fss Aft CHUnU BRO7HESs
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CORPORATION UF WASHINGTON Six
u Per Cent Stock for sale in sums to suit
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Auction ard Commission Merchant.
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ANOTHER RIOT.-Lsst night about 2 o 'clock.
another riot occurred in the Seventh Ward, in
which many persons were engaged. Pistols
were fred, stones were thrown, and clubs
used. We learn that in this affair about
twenty Of tho Plug U slies" were engaged
No arrests were made; but the Baltimore
parties were pointed out, and will be observed
by the proper officers who wish To know whs
calls them to Washington Several persons
were hurt in this riot but not seriously.
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k>UkNlSHED ROOMS FOR RENT-MRS
l. d. Anderson has for rent large and band
some Parlor, with several Chambers, suitable
for the accommodation Of five or six gentlemen
A man servant will be KEEP. in attendaiNe Apply
two doorsfro the Kirkwood House, Pemsyius.
MIA avenue. oc n
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CuII.nRvNs, BoNNEfs.

,xTE HAVE RECEIVED THIS NON SohH 49,
w further supply OF NO. 49, - = 4.
LoSNh GEb' Ii CASSIDY CO -
q, succsssor &c a Tate, sli rem ~"'
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BY A. GREEN, Auct,oneer.

HE SALE OF BOOKS WILL BECON.
~, unutd at my store, corner ID and 9TH streets,
Luis. Ills EVENING. (also every evening this
WAD wnen VIII be sold fEe lot Of Gold
Watches, Chains, Lockets, Hne Earrings. God
ana silver Pencils. Also, so pairs Of Gold and
sver Spectacles, with large invoice Of all kinds
% % Ola Jewelry, which can be examined during
TUG day: Every article warranted as represented
NOV li-os A. GREEN, Auction Ger
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CHIcAso, Nov. 1.-The shock of an .,-,h-
LAKE ke was felt at Cairo yesterday. The same
J,spS.eh states that both rivers are rising
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ERGATEp WAKk-LATksT STYLE
4 MW GAIT 4 BRO. offer a splendid as
sortment OF re very best PLATED WARE, con-
sisting Of
Extra heavy plain and chased Tea Sets
Urns, Kettles, Walters, Casters, Cake Baskets
Communion Services, Card Trays, &c-
Also, Albata Spoons, Forks, Ladies, &c OF
very superior quality, warranted.
N. w GAIT & BRO jewellers,
noy3-6t 32i Pa. av., bet 9th and 10th SITS.
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GPEaING FALL AMI WiNrER dII
EINEKY.

EsNEkY.
L. THE SUBSCRIBER OPENS TO. 2Is,
q lday the largest and handgomest as Ss1Sk.,
1@SsOrtnent OF Winter Millinery he bus VtE
ever offered ~ the p Iblic. iHDlGdine tie very
best and latest styles Of French Hats n cad Dres.
ses, Ribbons, Trimmings, EmbI0ideries, &c all
Of which will be sold at prices that must please
the bert judges OF goods
III The Ladies' are respectfully Invited TO call
early and get bargains. M WILLIAM,
Centre Market Space, bet. 7th and 9Th sls.
Oh, Ji.lwk eO:}W
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,,,.ys.CIANa Pr EsCRiPTioNs

-, npesLy coMPoUNDE ~ Al
oI,s, dav and night, at = VA "a .l,ss;
n,,g nd prescription store, No DC ~ ~
opDesiss the patriotic Bank
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
Rsrthq lake in Illinois A.,

FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
ny HOUSE PRINTING TEIFGRS
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EoR RENT.-THE HOUSE, in GEORGE

E>OR RENT.-THE HOUSE, IN GEORGE
= town, occupied for many years by A. ID. b.
disco, the Russian Minister. is for rent This
house is large, comfortable, and fitted with every
convenience There is large garden, with fruit
trees vines ana fovers; also, large vacant lot
attached to the premises
This house, which is one OF the most elegant
In the District will be rented on application t.
BROOKE Is. WI; LrAMs, Banker, opposite the
Treasury Department nov 7-Iw
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B0nnETs, BoNNETs! BONNE1si
EYE HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN In
w voice OF New York BONNEtS,
an a with our former supply, we can show
az rich an assortment as can oe louAo "
o' GEO. II. CAssIDAf 20.
o,., Srccessors 10 A. Tate, 3l4 "a ae. -
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10. D. FAT the annual communication
of the Grand Lodge of the District Of Colum.
bis, held last evening, the following officers
were elected James A Brown, q. M; X.
Finley Hunt, ID. q N; j. K. Piper, q. W +;
J. T. Bangs, q and Martin johnson, g T.
John W. Hodgson was elected Representative
70 the Grand Lodge Of the United Stste'.
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ZEAL ESTATEI IN TIE wESTFOR SALE
h Persons wishing to purchase Real Estate IN
or near st. Paul, in Minnesota Territory, or in or
near superior City, in Wisconsin, will do we'll to
eau at the kirkwood House on ALLEN PfERSE,
Of Minnesota. NOV N
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DISMISSED The case Of Adam kessler was
taken up for trial, on the charge Of larceny,
yesterday, before Justice Walters, and after
an examination " the facts it was dismissed
The Justice was of opinion that il was not q
case for court, aud could be settled without
causing lasting enmity between the parties,
who are brothers, and kindly undertook the
task OF settling the dispute for them.
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q. J. woUDWaRuxCo 60.

a.. }. WOODWARD C co.,
HNDERThkERS, CABINET MAKERS, q
~ FURNITURE DEALERS, -D-
will keep constantly on hand 41.s-s7szsska<sA!
large and choice supply OF all kinds OF Furniture,
such as Bureaus, Sofas, Chairs, Mattresses, &c.
Special attention Will be paid to the UndeItaE
ing business; and all orders left IT our rooms No
81 High street, Georgetown, Will be attended to
with great care and promptitude. oc 2e-lm
NOTICE ALL PERSONS INDEBTED
" to me will please call and make payments to
my brother, J. II SMOOF, who will receipt for tie
same. X. w SMOOT,
nov 3-10t Geo.ge'owe, Nov. ID 1876.
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E>OR RENT-THES SECOND FOURTH
l. stories Of the Building situated on Penn ave.
nue., between 10th and 18th streets The rooms
are ~ feet front, by AZ deep, and we'll adapted
for m schanical purposes Steam power wifi be
rented with them IL desi ed. Inquire on the prem
ises Of l.. & g c SCHNEIDER nov 7.lw
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&V0 w Il X - .-STRAYED AWAY
W ~ from the subscribers stable on ~
rrioay, OCTOBER 3lst, While HORSE, @S
or years cid, with small on the left side
his TumP, near The tail, ana his knees a little
scaIed from Il / Tbeabovc eward will be paid
In any person who VIII deliver the said hori e TO
me at tie corner CT 9Th aad streets, Seventh
Ward
nov e-3t THOMAS w RILEY.
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CAUTION 20 TIE PUBLlC.-THIS IS
" to give notice that will not pay any debts
contracted by LEWIS BEIIRENS, (my SOM az
ter this date
N. All persons having claims against me,
through said Lewis Bearers, viii present them TO
nov S-3tS FREDERICK BEHRENS.
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&SO REWAHD.-RhN AWAY FROM
WcO the subscriber, on the evening Of p
the LIST Instant. NEGRO GIRL belong -
Ing TO the estate OF Balam Birch deceased, EG
named CATHRINE SMITH, about "a -
years OF age, ~ feat high. OF bright copper
color, cross eyed, and has down look
Will give the above reward irtaken anywhere
and secured so that can get her again
nov S-3t* : - BIRCq, Administrative
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In THE CANAL A drunken man was takeI
from the canal last night into which he hat
fallen while in his beastly state of intoxics
ton. He was carried to the watch house am
warmed and dried. Captain Mills allowed
him to remain at the guard house until thi
morning, when he was dismissed
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WATCB RRTURSs-Robe.t NJ. Baird. riot
500 security for court. Robert Cross, assault
dismissed. John w amer riot, and assault anC
battery Oh Joseph 5. Norwood $500 security
for court in each case. Charles Coomes, drunk
dismissed
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For Sale and Rant,

YNO LET AN EXCELLENT COTTAGE
rame House, containing six rooms, situated
on N street north, between iith and 18th street
west Kent $40 per month. Inquire Of JNO. L.
HILTON, near the corner Of 14th street and Penn.
avenue. nov 3 lW
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DARE ANCE-THE SUBSCRIBER
~ viii dispose Of the Goodwill, Fixtures, and
Furniture Of Mount Pleasant Hotel, situated
House Is large, neatly furnished, and in rerfect
order, and to person suitable for the business Of
fers hne opportunity TO engage in a profitable
business. Terms moderate Apply to THOMAS
J. FISHER, at J. G. Mc6uire's Auction Rooms.
nov S-3t
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RECOVERING Mr.. Richard Adamson, VII,
was attacked and SO badly beaten few day
since, has recovered sufficiently to attend L
his business in the centre market. He will
probably carry with him through life the evi
dence Of his narrow escape. The persons en-
gagged 10 this affair have not been arrested.
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stt0UND.-A SMALL SUM OF MONEY
z On AZ street, on the morning OF the 27th DC
tn0er. The owner can have the san ne by caliiGs
al the store OF K b. CLARK, No. % TAX street.
nov S-3t4
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LAND DEpAnru Eer.
Des Moincs y. 4 X. X. Co. ;
Dituruwa. March. II. lSJn. I

0stumwa March, III. lSj6. |
b persons who have mad applications 10 pur
CHASE Das Moines River Lands
Having baea placed in chargg If the Lands az this
Company find on file IN this Office large number
of applications te4n various persons DESTROYS Of pur
chasing certain iFactz. Wishing 70 afford each APP
phcant opportunity 10 secure all the advantage
he may be enttled by the terms ~ the Company
advertisement If sept. 1855 would request you to
meet al tins office on the LIST, ID, or Sd day, Of
April next shall then BE- able 10 consider the re-
spectiye claims of the various applicants, and can
iix upon ali tho details &c sale, etc.
If you still wsh a. purchase / would urge YOU
nor 10 fail 6f meeting me- on on # tse al.ye named
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soil long consecrated to freedom, with
telon's doom and the punishment Of death,
for an interference with slavery, though it
exist without constitutional sanction there.
Men in whose veins coursed the blood Of
revolutionary sres, would not degrade them
selves by submission and vassalage to non
resident law makers and oppressors. With
the emergencies in which other and like COM
munities have been placed, they quietly chose
their representatives in constitutional con-
vention which met and formed code Of laws
that has been voted on and approved by the
people. This act of self government has
been attended with the destruction of free
press, mobbing, house burning, pillage, and
assassinations, and nothing less than tho
Spartan courage of the people Of Lawrence,
E'no mean city, saved il from the destruction
Of the armed invaders from the State Of Mis-
souri,. And the end is not yet, secret socie-
ties are forming, and troops are drilling on
the state border, while appeals are made for
the sinews Of war, to aid in that common cause
of the oligarohy to which it is believed the
President is subseryient, to secure re-elec-
ton; and in this crisis of the citizens of Kan
sas, still trusting in their arms, their cause,
and their God, keeping the invaders Mt bay,
who will not promise his suffrage in over
throwing the present oppressive power, re-
storing peace and the primitive policy of our
government
(Cnop1uJnd v,orro, \
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Franklin Fire and Marine
INSUR yCE COMPANY.
FoSD NJ Lac, MIS-.

CAPITAL $500 eco, CASH PAID IN siot
Invested according 10 the Law Of Hin
Especial attention given 10 Insurance II
FARM PROPERTY, DWELLINGS AND
81 ILDlNGS.
| NSt RES such buildings or contents On fave
L terms. for or years. lnsurcs Stores,
houses, Buildings or Contents, and Personal Z
~ generally.
LOSSES EQUITABLf ADJUSTED AND PRO
LY PAID IN CASH.
This Company is j oint Stock Association, q
lied under a special charter granted by the LIE
turs Of Wisconsin, with All authorized capt
$500 600. One hundred thousand dollars Of
Is paid in, and securely invested in bonds and
cages. The Company being thus securely orgl
upon Arm basis the directors take pleasuret
commenting il to pubic favor, as worthy ofs
dence and support, with the assurance that All
es shall be promptly and honorably adjusted
this is purely Stock Company no mutual b.
will be done, nor premium notes taken.
OFFICERS
N. NJ. Donaldson, Prcs't W. r. Gibson, Sec 4
J w. Eddy, Vice prcs't. A. Gibson, Gen. Al
dec 24dsm W. r. TURNER, Agl
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THg DEs MONIES VALLEY WING is issued from
this Office every Wednesday, has an extensive and in
creasing circulation throughout the DesMoincs Val
ley, we'll As in the rest OF the State and he Uni
ID States, and as a medium If advertising is not
surpassed Subscription price $l,50 per annum IN
advance.
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s.NOTICE.,,

4 you want to secure and retain Goon HEALTH call
i at Comstock 4 Bros. and supply yourself with
good BATH TIN
We make them of Tin Zinc, any shape or size
M very low prices. CoMST0Gk & BROS.
March 81 Dim
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kANsAs.-Some thirty or forty families in
this vicinity, we learn. intend to accompany
MIR. Mallory on his return to Kansas. Not
manyl 60 from this place, they are mostly
from Rock Island and Moline. Few are
aware of the system of espionage resort ed
to by the Border Rufhans to enforce their
villainous principles. The letters that Mr..
Mallory receives after long detention, always
show that they have been brokon open, to
ascertain, we presume, if they contain any
thing of reasonable nature Davenport
Gazette.
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A card.

FTNlIE subscriber gratefully acknowledges the re-
l. ceipt Of eleven hundred and fifty dollars in
subscriptions and notes, to aid in erecting the College
edjdce of the Central University Of Iowa. ana hopes
this expression of sympathy toward sister city viii
serve TO strengthen the union soon TO be made be-
tween these cities. oBED sPERRi, Agent.
heoknk. March 18th. 1896.
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NOTICE.

HAVING purchased Of L. A. Williams -
Il l. tire stock of Groceries, We viii carry :
above business and sell at very low figures in x
make room for Spring stock. For extraord
bargains call at his old stand on Main street, b..
4th and 5th.
Also the highest cash price paid for all XII.
produce. ", IL. AUSTIN a.
mehId
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nchlSd2w
A CARD.

I HAVE this day sold my entire interest in the
i Crockery business to George +. kilbourne who
will in future carry the business at the oid stand
Of Carey 4 kibourne. And ! hereby cheerfully
recommend him 10 my friends one meriting pat
ronage SAMUEL T.. CAREY.
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INSURANCE COMPANY.

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Office No. Wall Street, New York;
Cash Capital, $500.t
Amount Of Assets, SSI2,s
Amount Of Liabilities $5a.td
IsHIS Company differs from most others in II
l. apaid up capital Of $500, 900 90; and M.
dends are made to stockholders without first r
ing for the unearned premium on all OUTSTANDING
icies, in additi zion to the capital. .
CIAS. j. MARTIN, Pre-
A. +. WTIMARTH, See.
jan25d3m VIM. T. TURNER, A.