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Smoked salmon.

These lands were selected many years ago aha
-omp,i,e -ou,s Of tho best lands in Scott County,
ind nave nsyer been before offered for sale
,ch al 81 COON < SARGENT.
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STORES. stores,
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES,

stores. stores,
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES,
AND THE ANSWER Is STOSESf :
4 LTROUGH We cannot keep hand some sont
A or 5000 STOW $ 81 our neixhbors, the rea
sa,i ara We sell cheap and good an article o
stoves that II becomes difficult TO suppiy I'll de
ma d ,bu:a supply Of freight cars have arrive
ind been placed on ourroad, and We have compieiec
ur ayran .rrients 10 be able now .a supply TIT
demands ofa |, he the same MORE OH LESS.
So after looking around among all tbs "oAf
HoRSEn Stove shops IN his city, to no purpose
come 20
TwItshsii & Gilistts,
The Only Stove Emporium IN tha wsst, ard buy q
sseve as is stsrs, In our prlces, for cheapnes.
Ee defy al compet.iop--every article ea-rzaisd
md II not satisfactory, refund the money. Among
,ur assortment may Dc found the celebrated
Forest Oak. for wood or Ceai; the Climax
Blaex Diamond. for coal; Tho King Of
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens.
III Ainds OF ParioT ofee and Heating stoves
Tin and Copper Ware on hand a. all times. Rooi
ing, loobng, Sc. done TO order.
Brady Street, nearly opposite the r y
ush Adyf DAVENPORT, IOWA. 4
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Teas

,apHalf Chests, or. Boxes snd Csdaies OF the
tLOchoicest Ina per als GGRpowde1s, Young ny
ana Oolonys pjacbouSs and 5inehongs ali OF the
nos. superior davors and grades. lhe attention. OF
he eity trade aud desIers Is called 10 tais iot 0.
ress, ier sale at comparative low pnees AZ she
Fss aim '" JACOB WEAVER, JR. & CO.
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We learn from the Democrat,
lie boy go badly burned on
,st, died On Friday morning.
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PAPER EL1wEAs
Wat Papers.
d eta r. en-

ss % Ia ESeas.
Atwgys en- hE Hd 81
so, lie Claire Block
TiiF LARGEST AMI IIsI STDCh OF
GOLD sFi,s-
Latino STATE. GFJ y Fills Il co.
Jan 3i-dfI
GGp4 OF Igaa,
*T'-f ras.'sgti - MOI i,-Sft5r4 Gsu
. AL4J.
Psalms a4j hymns aud - Fsalinst.
tet s. G-If Gt9- ". ELLS CO.
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Brady Street, nearly opposite the :. Q.
Fab s.dtf DAVENPORT, IOWA

500 barrels Choice Winter Apples
Paos LockPoRT, Nsw foRK.
lust received st the NEW fOaA FkC II sIohb
j sdsrre.t opposite lie claire House, which viii L
isposed oC Wholesale Retail on fayoraplr terms.
Nov i7-dtf ELpRIDGE 4 STEPHENS.
TulHa6fe Property
For Sale in the City Of ROCK ISLAND.
LARGE 2UIspIN6 on the Corner Of W ashing
\ ton and Highland Streets, with Two Let's @
ground: tie aais Building Is G0xfa teeti three SO
rieS hgh Engins Esass SKIES feet two stories aigl
aud smslI dwelling house--t-getheF
with a New Engine Of Forty Horse Power,
aud two HERS AZ IA dam, 10 feat loDg--of Olis
Fan s. Co.'S Manufacture, Boston. Together witt
tas Patent right aud all the machinery Tor maxine
hhIs fha huiidiag can bs inverted into
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-07-12
va>i0v - Wilson.

A the Corner formerly occgpied BY II
:, X IL hcv
1--WE subs ribefs ar, 10 reeeiFs kui are apea-
| ing one of tsc largest sHi ees, selected
stock of good. ever brought to ,hls nafsei.
embracing the finest varieties patterns, and
styles Of the Eastern e,t.e,. Aia0a. tAeir 49,
>otlmeht may be found,
Spring sGd ssmmct RDNNEFS Of the
latest style. and finest finish,
Plain, figured and Powered barcges,
Pisn, striped Snd plaio tFensdine,
Plain snd doabced orssadies
PLAIN and aounced hroche
PLAIN aud laeqEered Aarcge- and ussass
iacouct isusiu- sstamef iualari-
Printed ltcencts cotehne,i. and bnIlaniiue.
White lsconei~, Swiss, tAfletcn sud tape
mn-liu~.
Lawns, nsu-ooa, tine lash lncss, de do
cambric
Iinht spring and summer -ilk,
Chitnesct,s, undersleeves, cellars
Ladies tine handseFehi.i- six,
thread aud eottou hosiery sna gloves .
Superior sewing 'iis, thread and cotton,
E,nbroidcfios, Of all kinds,
Iinea drilhug., cambs'c.. plaza mnslins,
Caliec., IA great variety seine very low
Del.ut-, Arfino"., Vsiiohs1fs, haHftls'
Domrstio,, sheeiing, shirllng, towels.
Den,m>, summer Jeans, checks, beti,esiug
A large variety Of fancy goods, ladies tr'm-
Hnes, furnishing goods, aud every thing m
the dry goods line. Every desc option Of
plantation dry goods
(tOl htaK-A large assortment of srrng
and summer Clothing, OF the hes, material, SUI
peae. workmanship and fashionable styles.
embracing in pari--freneh merlno, cloth, bonn
haxine, drap d'e,e, alpaca linen, ginens;n. and
alher dress, ffcek Office and coats and pal.
eiois Super French mefino, plain, fancy and
colored CASHMERE drap dets. alpaca linen dfill.
ing, oot,onadc, and every description Of panla.
locns Vest, plan, heared and fancy OF all
kinds i.lnen aud muslin shirts, undershlfis,
drawers, crsyais, handkerhefs, hosiery, gloves,
and every VARIETY OF gen'lemen's wearing ap-
psrcl and furnishing goods
Boots. Shoes, Brogans, Hats aud caps Of
every description.
We invite our frcaas .ud the pabht 10 give
"A. A cal Ne are satisfied TIA. tho ST IL.
quality and prics Of our goods Vii give entire
sagisruon.
TAYLOR 4 WILSON.
NJ 70 1856 81 q
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biNh NhF' uLttAN 'oNNiNl l"N'- ne
proceedings ol th's onN"htion J." Fh'labei-
PIMA have come t" hama ~ 'ull' ne coh-
v"uhon was very iui ana on'hnsashc'
Nineteen states ana three 'ef"'of'e' were
represented namely, the 10 nee states ana
the Nta'cs al WARY Ihnd, D"le"hfe ana Nen'
lucky, and the Territories OF Minnesota,
Nebraska and h|hsas he hf'i nnsihesS
OF the Committee was To- adopt aWsuotm'
DN'In ILLM"r'" IennsN''a"'a' n''e
CHAIRMAN "l tue '"''"i'''' To uthW up
II consists oi Mite t"'"in'ious the Isl
Processes to be m favor OF me ed"rai con-
shlnuon' the INA appits the neef" 9p"''
ton t" th" doc"ln" 81 'gni"N IA Tue p'r'
lA'a''on OF lndrPr,."'"e'' 40" denies DOM
Congress ana The Territories the tEhl To
aid slavery ln ihe Territories me 81 u''
clafes that Nong'ess has power % prom 'h't
both slavery aud p'IY@""N ." The 'e"'o'
ties, ana ought =" exercise ~ ue ''h ''l''S
the Free SOIL complaints about tue foee'''
'n.s IN hansA'' ana pf"c'-,ms II 'he fu'>
pose OF the Convention I" h''"g to pun''h'
ment those "ho have perpTtfA'ed on'fsg"
~ hansAs- meaning o' COURSE 'nose wa"
in favor of the immediate admission OF Kan
sas under the ropeka constitution the 9Th
denonnces the "Osteni Conference" hy
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hN the First Monday IN August next, the
~ ,ih day thereof, polls will Ice opened at
al the prccieets in Harrison county, Texas, for
the election Of the following State, Distract
aud county officers, to-wit;
Attorney General; tonp'rollc' Of Public
Accounts. Treasurer for the Staic Chief
Justice and two Associate Justices Of the
>aprcme Cour, one District Judge and one
District Attorney for the 9th judicial District
one Chief Justice for the county one County
CLERK on. Nherh one Coroner, one county
Nurveyof. one county Treasurer, one As
Sc >.or aud Collector. and two Justices of tie
Peace and one Constable for each precinct IA
sud county
T. a pATILl.o, Chef justice II, {.
lunn os. | Nbh ~
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ADMINISTRATORS NOYICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOIICE.
I ETTERS Of Administration were granted
to the undersigned on the estate OF Holly
H. Smith, deceased, on the 30th day Of June,
A. y 1856, BY the county court pertaining to
the estates OF deceased persons, held in and for
the county Of Harrison. This is therefore to
notify all person. having claim, against said
estate to presen, them within the time pre-
.erbed by Law. and those indebted to make
Immediate payment.
JOHN J. SMITH, Admr
july l2lh, 1856. 46--6w
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Reports From Kansas.

That civil war IN a miniature form exists
tia, towns have been sacked, that murders
have been committed in the Territory OF
Kansas. no one will doubt, bu, still there
has no. been that degree of excitement
throughout the country consequent upon
such deplornble state Of things, or, under
other circumstances, would reasonably be
expected. The Black Republicans, in
order to advance their unholy cause. and
carry OF their traitorous purposes, have
busily circulated the most mendscious and
ridiculous accounts Of the disturbances IN
Kansas. A few weeks ago the correspond
ents OF the Northern press spread the news
far and wide that the city OF Lawrence
had been attacked aud totally DESTROYED by
the pro slavery men, aud graphic descrp>
tons were gwen OF the ruthless pilIage and
bsrbarous enormItles committed by the
"minions of tho slave power )" but when
the truth came out, II was found tha, the
only houses destroyed were hotel. built
to be used AK IA fortress, printing office,
from which had issued the mos, offensive
misrepresentation OF the actions of the
pro slavery men. and the house Of Robin.
sou. the bogus Governor ot the Territory.
Then repor. gained currency at the North
that tive young physicians from New tia,
ven, Connecticut, who belonged to the
company armed with Sharp's rifles, and
sent to Kansas by that blood and thunder
parson, Beecher, had been murdered IN "A
most horid manner by party of South>
erners, the name OF the party aud the par.
tcuais OF the murder being given with
narrowing clfcumstautiaIty , but few
days afterwards these waflike sons Of
Escui pms, toy some strange miracle known
only in Kansas, came to life again, none
the worse Tor their temporary abode ia
Im,arus Another story. coined in the
BRAN OF some Abolition letter writer, hay.
my no regard for the ninth section Of
the Decalogue, respecting the par, taken
by ex Senator Atchison In the sachiug OF
Lawrence. has been copied, aud comment
ed upon with great severity by the
Northern press Mr.. Atchison was repre-
senled as having been the leader OF the pro,
slavery men on that occasion. and IA hav,
ing stolen n Dor Of cigdrs from the Free
State Hotel The inventor of this rich
rerbaiim et Meyaim, delivered just previous
to the attack upon the town, which, it be>
heyed, would seriously damage the ex Sens
ator's reputation Tor patriotism aud morale
" This speech beginning " l'y Cd
hoN. and going on With oath. aud threats,
th, toV.ntf.t, nl t,tpatI tLa HTti.h Oh,
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vO the NsUhlic. .

l RETURN my heartfelt and sincere thanks
to my numerous patrons for their kind
partially and friendship, and will bear them IN
grateful recollection to the last days Journey
of my life
In declining the Practice OF hcdicine, have
a great deal of unfinished bushes. to close
ip, which | desire So do Immediately. ! hope
all concerned will be ready.
r. y MA
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Adsrrisc,nenf.
on srcH SUBJECTS the TESTIMONY or
n oman should h. conclusive
NV iosx. August 2, ls52
Mrs Clu,e Of No. 272 Second street, believing her
child about three years old to t~ Troubled with worms
purchas~d one bottle 81 DR. McIan-'- celebrated Yer
,ot,nr. prrlsrrd by Fleming Bro- ritishurh, la /,
and vavs Two .ponn-il. which had the eiiec, oi
causing the child discharge large number OF Norn-
III. child Is now enjoying good health. We would
sd, ,.e all farenis who may suspect their children tn
b. troubled with wotms 81 l,~e no time, bat lmmeti
ssly unfcis>e aud administer Df VI ciAne's cel-brs
,ei N.rm,ius- Il vill cure, The money VII b" re-
funded In ali cases WHERE It dn~s net give satisfaction
ry~ Purchaser will he careful ~ asl for DR.
McLA>E~ CELEBRATED NrRMiit.E, man.
utactnfed by Fleming Bros. OF Pittsburgh IA. Al
other Netmiiuses IA comparison are worthless w
NcI,nes genuine Ncfmiinge. also his celebrated
Liver rtiis can now hc had Al all fespec'shl. drug
,iurtt Non. genuine without ", nEns,urc ~
IA FLEMING BROS
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ADMiNiyTRATO R'S NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
I ETrERS of Administration were granted
i Il to the Undersigned on the estate Of Louisa
p Bauah, deceased, on the a5th day OF Feb
ruary, A, d. 1886 by the county court pertain
ing to the estates of deceased persons, held in
and for the county Of Harrison. This ia there
fore to notify all persons having claims against
said estate to present them within the time pre-
scrbed by law, and those indebted to make
immediate payment,
T.. II BAtGH Admir-.
July i2th. 1886. ~ q"
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Tobacco-thc best oal---oall, sample, and
satisfy yourselves, imperial and back lea-
starch, soda, saleraiu-, bar soap, pepper, spice,
race ginger, flour sulphur, bim>toue, indigo
and madden, alum, No, apple vinegar, powder.
shot. bar lead, loaf sugar, ,nnil, and smoking
tobaceo. Aisa, general assortment OF TIN
4, ARE
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No It T..
tbs STATE OF IIxAs.
County Of Harrison
NOTICE il hereby given, that 4 p Brown,
~ administrator of the estate Of : NJ Grain,
deceased, has filed his accounts with the SAID
estate, and that said account, will be opened
Il, the next term duly of the county cour, To
be held IN and for the county Of Harrison,
Texas, for final settlement, when and where
all persons interested may attend, and contest
them if they see proper. BY order Of said court.
o. lIE\DkICL. Click.
July -, 1>JG lG lw
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Stand from uder p!

1 1t those indebted to the old firms Of
n Evans, Gregg, s Key and Gregg a Key
can save costs and trouble hy coming forward
immediately and settling up With the cash, OF
make some satisfactory arrangement. We do
not wish 10 sue. Blu, further indulgence can
no, and viii not be gwen. We have waited
and waited, uulil at leugih the time has come
when IN justice to the estates of the deceased
partners, thi- business must be eiosed We
do not think any honorable man can ask 'ot
uriher Indulgence aud We hope no onc vii
feel that he j. Hn exception 10 this case, ~ "iii
feel offended to hnd his notes ogt for collect
ION. A hlnt to the wise !, sufficient, All CLAIMS
not settled hy the Ist MAY, 1896. OF saisiacto-
r,ly arranged w,H be sued one aud all
G. g. nktbb,
surviving partner.
Marshall, Texas, Fen. IA SO, 25,t
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New Advertisements.
ADMINS IRA 1URS NOTICE.

ADNINI>IKA TORS NOTICE.
ETTEkS OF Administration were granted
IL to the und. rsgned on the estate Of VIM.
e. Crawford, deceased, Oh he Is, day Of Ap.il,
A. 1886, By the county court pertaining to
the estates Of deceased persons, held in and
for the county OF Harrison. This is therefore
TO NOTIFY all persons having claim, agains, said
estate to present them within the time pre-
scribed by law, and those indebted to make
immediate payment.
q. ". WUITMORE,
JAS. 4. CRAWFORD, Admins.
July l2th, 1896. IL Gw
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from San Francisco Of the 9Th ult Thu
news is of highly important and exciting
character.
On the day following the departure o.
the last steamer, May %, the funeral took
plsce at the Unitarian Church, amidst the
mos, profound sorrow, participated in BY a
dense multitude OF citizens, and thousands
rom Sacran,e nto and other cities Of the in.
j terior. While the solemn obsequies were
being performed, dliiereu, and more dread
u scene WAS enacted at the Room of the
Vigilance Committee. The opportunity
had been chosen to execute the murderers,
Casey and Cora, and this proceeding was
completed before the crowd had time to
assemble in its vastness around the building
from the windows OF which hung the dead
offenders.
The conduct of the Committee in thus
carving out this reirbu,ve necessity. aud
in all else they have since done, WAS marked
by the CRATES, decornm, and serious deter
mina,ion. Previous to the fatal moment of
the execution the prisoners were offered m
opportunity 10 speak TO the people in the
street, when Casey addressed them for ten
minutes, wildly affirming his innocence of
murder. Cora msde no ci'of, to speak
but stood unmoved while Casey WAS speak
lng. The execution took place q, 30 min
u,es before O'Clock, aud at . minutes
past = tho bodies were taken down and
placed in charge OF the Coroner All this
while, a strong guard, armed with mnskets,
revolvers, aud sahtes WAS stationed on
every street leading To the Committee
Rooms. and tho outside spectators pfeser
we'd the utmost order.
On Saturday, May ls,, Nicholas Graham
was hung by the regular authorities at the
iail. for the murder of Joseph Brooks In
January last He WAS tried aud sentenced
to be hung on the "a Of May but obtained
respite to the 3l,i
The Committee quietly proceeded in lis
work of inquiry into the conduct Of certain
leading characters who have had much to
DO with the management Of elections. After
close, vet qule, lnvesiig siiou. It was deter
mined that the well known Yankee Suli
van, Charles + DoaHe Billy Nuliigan,
Noolr,, X carney. MARTIN gallagher, " N
carr, John to1oe, And EdNard buIgaf,
should be taken 10 the ruotus VI tie Com
mitl,e
The funeral oi VIZ kjnr was the most
Imposing ceremony that ,ver tr,u.pfpd IN
,......i 49, ....
'hr '''t'. TWIN "ss"'''N''l 'H' f'".h'''8ts
WAS represented, aud every honest gtadr Of
,oclet, lptued IN the procession. At the
s,ur las, nm uf the LEADING ututruat.t. at tire
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Professor Meyer and Lady {oi
the Masonic Institute, boston,
~ wv Texas intend locating IN Mar
shall for the purpose OF giving lessons 10 all
v no wish To become well acquainted with mu-
sic. Lessons given on the Piano, Guitar, aud
Violin.
Julv 9th. nll-if
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Hardware ussd Cutlery.

Knives and Forks, Ivory Handled Knives
and silver forks, pocket and penkniyes. carvcrs
and steels cotton and wool cards, eutly cards,
horse cards and curry combs, horse tleans,
sheais and scissors. sheep shears, trunk, TIL,
cupboard, desk, drawer, pad, gun, dead, plate,
saddle bags, and kuIb locks Of all kind, GIN.
lets. saw sets, cut, coffin aud brass tacks, ear.
rage knobs, b;.sting -poons, flesh forks, ladies',
-traiuer-, etc, mill saw, rat-tail, hand saw, and
round files horse, shoe and wood rasps
nurers, socket chisels, waters, tca-buards, saw
handles. eoiapasscs, dyider-, OK. dog, halter
breast, fifth, log and trace chains, cut wrought
and brass butts, screws, planes, all kinds .
boring machines hand, cross-cut, rip and ten
nant saws, family grind stones, glue pots, mo-
asses gates, gr.dlron. saditons, andlrons
tung- and shoycls, brick and pa-tcrng trow-
els saueepans, horse nails, coffee and corn
mills, Hritdna coffee pots, toy cups, spittoon-,
sand paper, screw drivers, auger bits, steel and
IRON squares, brace ard bits, English rules,
pump cnain and fixtures, spades aud long ham
die shoyels, Colin7 Bruii'- and Allerion's
axes. broad axes, hand kxes, hatclets and ham
mers drawing knives, mahogany knives, spring
and chain hol,', spurs, chlsel-, anger and Ole
handles. coffin handles, hinges, tacks, screw,
and trimmings, brass candesticks, curtain
bands and knobs, par and spring balances sieci
yards, waffle and wafer irons, plane blt-, draw
or rollers, window syringe, wardrobe iatchcs,
n,ppers, hand vices, scribe avis, gate hinges,
strap hinges bride BIT, spoke shayc', wirr
. sleNpS, etc, etc.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

I ElTERS Of Administration were granted
II to tie undersigned on the estate OF Thos
{. Bentley, deceased, on the ,th day of July
\, d 1855, by the county court pertaining to
the estates Of deceased persons, held in and ior
the equity Of Harrison TIN. is therefore to
notify all persons having claims against sad
estate to present them within the time pre-.
scrbed by law, and those indebted to make
immediate payment. -.
WlliTMlIL BENTLEY.
July latb 1886 j6-6v
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ROYAL Arch, Past Masters, Master Mason,
and Coancil Rrgalia, Those wisaias such
ntirlr- VIII ave mnnrY hH ralNnr ON Us.
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tamhrlcs and Iacuucts,
Silks.

DLAIp. Plain and Checked For sale st
] June :. So HNUES
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We notice in one of our exchanges the
marriage OF John VI Strange and Eliza,
beth Strange. |, is little strange, bu,
we think the next event will be little
stranger.
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FROM CALIIDkNiA.
casey and Cora NWMg
Suicide Of Yankse xulllval

SAN FRANCISCO STILL IN A REVOLUTION
AIRY STATE
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Iron stone WAR.

INNING Tea and IoIies-srss,
/ } Covered Dishes, csssrfoles. comports;
Pitchers Of all sizes, bowls. butter tubs
Sauce boats. sauce tareens, plates all sizes T,
Dishes, oval and oeta.on, hN and deep.
Also. a general assestmsu; VI common ware
For sale al HIDE'G
June 7,h, so.
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\ large assortment, Of Gilespies celebrated
double barreled Guns, from $50 To 5 10
These Gun, need no recommendation where
they ar. known, the maine Gillespie - suei-
rat. These ARE genuine, for We buy nj head
quarters from the man himself. Also, II lot of
X = Bruf, Guns, warranted equal TO ans ,
also, one llalsey Rifle viii shoot reasonably
accurate from 500 to 400 yart.,--.rg Il At a
.e-s distance, wi3' knock the black oui every
time Also, Els. English Waterproof meta
lined caps, gun waddlng sod cartridges, re.
scr,ed nipples, nipple wreneae-, wad cutters.
gun cleaners, gan worms, nile viper. cap
primers, powder horns, powder and shot ila's.,
game bags, fishing tackle, genuine hollow
pointed Limerick hooks, bowed hooks. eofk
NnnLr md irnnt llns
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lNillNlNe.

DuN\Er and Belt. various patterns and
- styles, PLAIN Satin, all color, and width.
fla,u lusrng, do do. For sale at
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Bu,nANAN.-- The \ !, IHhone Is cutting
away al our nominees ~ It's usual 'efoclous
style, II says
As Tor VI buchanan, he has not only
pledged himself to the slavery Extensions
lists, but hts special trends are o' that coli
or. why, the most influential and eonii>
dental OF them "a Nr, fofney, one Of the
foremost 10 forcing the Kansas Nebraska
bill through Congress by means OF Execn'
tive patronage and ini!uense. Next there