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FRIDAY, JANUARY Il, 1865.
PartizaD sEeRnness.

We earn from lie RictnionI Wig that at
Tic disappearance IF the pestilence from Ports
month, Va, there remained on hand consid-
erahle amounted the sund so generously cun-
tFibn:ed thruvchout the cauuiry far tie relief
of the sick. The citizens Of Portsmouth re-
solved to use ;iiis fnnd o establish an in>t:,u-
ton Tor tie protection oil widows and orphans;
and selected the Mayor, Councilmen, and &
number Of those citizens who had signalized
themselves by attention To the sick, IS Trus-
tees. They applied 10 The Legislature 10 iHcor-
porate these persons as Trustees. Bat the
miserable party hacks of the Legislature dis
covered that majority of those Trustees were
Americans and forthwith struck them out
OF the act of incorporation aud filed their pla-
ces with Democrats.
IA Ii this is to be taken as a specimen Of Vir-
ginia Democracy, all VIC have to say is It falls
far below the standard By which in former
days every high minded son OF the Old Domin-
ion regulated his political conduct. &c wouId
disgrace the paltriest and meanest convocation
of small-beer politicians who cannot compre-
heud principle, bat are governed by the low
est motives. Ex-Gov. FLOYD, we are pleased
to add, deprecated this unworthy action of the
House Of Delegates. In speech on the sub
ject, he said
he considered that the course Of the debate had
given pain to every man there He avOweG him
sefa party man. aud ready 10 battle for his party;
but let the battle be for the honor aud dignity
iOi the party. He deprecated the scene Of contest
this fund contributed for purposes Of humsni-
~, by al parties and all sections including the
broken victuals left at wake where nation
Tnougned. .... s...
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w- lie current number of the ''Nash0ite
'ourndz Of Medicine and Surgery" is ou.. We
nd init, the following important announce
lent
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nissolntion Of Partnership.

~ serount o. tas death = Mr. L. l. DAVIS he frm q y
~ l. DAVIS ca Il d.zseFct HE tusinsts 4 he trn ell
b. settrd b. Jas. Il. kESDaICK, sarvuBg Partner.
THE GAS FITTING BUSINESS wia ~ eanfnasa Ia
Al ~ orashes sna tAase vi faS her HeEk vel dn and
~ nabi prces. - accolaAotat- ~ cal1g
ece a the sathEils Gas Lgat coaiany cherrE slreg.
jAais-im tsrl Jas. u. KxNDgicK.
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Indignation OF this Nicaragua Transit
Company and the Pacific steamship

We learn that the Nicaragua Transit Company
and the Pacific Steamship Company are about to
amagamate their interests. The terms are agreed
upon, and the contracts drawn out, and will proba
bly, be signed within the next forty eight hours If
not sooner.
Commodore Vanderbilt is to have the contract
this side the continent. of all the ships at presen:
belonging to the two companies, and Mr. Aspin-
wall Of those running on the Pacific side. We have
several times alluded to the movement which has
been going on for some time in the stock of the
Transit Company, which is now controlled by the
large shareholders ofthe Pacific S eamship Company,
aud the market value of the stock has advanced
already from IA to 1871 under the impulse OF the
movement, with clear prospect Of much greater
advance, to which the proposed amslgamation Of
the two hitherto rival companies must contribute.
A leading party to the new movement bought.
yesterday, two thousand shares of the Transit Com
pany on times Other arrangements will he made,
and the present directors OF the Nicaragua Company
will cease to be such in very short period N.
Y Post
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JAMES B. CRAIGHEAD,
-a DEALER es-z-za
Is HARDWARE gsssssss:
AND
. u IT II Il II II Y,
No. 90 PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

% enahe sell good, los pr &c, foia this "a
al Ecs0snt Or tuadiies purchased osd = sh u be
considered eu the articles Delivered, AID psy
sil be expected Ehsa the acooanls pfesentrd.
janli deoEsiy
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The Medical Department Os the UniyeT-
SitY of Nashville.


Our session will close with between $40 and $50
students. Profoundly grateful to every State that
has contributed solitary student to this or former
classes, TO the physicians of our State, for the
;rdordinary Interest they have taken in our efforts
we would be untrue no less to ourselves than to
them not thus publicly to offer our profoundest &C
acknowledgements. In the five sessions seven hun
bred and thirty two Tennessee students have atten
ded the lectures of this institutions. These young
gentlemen have been commended to our care by
seven hundred Tennessee physicians. 0fthe seven
hundred and thity-two Tennessee young gentlemen,
who have received their medical education here,
nearly all viii become Tennessee physicians, who
with their former preceptOrs, make BODY OF phv
sciaus in this single State of 400 who have Civ
the highest evidence in their power of their APP
probation of the institution Besid these, more
tlan three hun red physicians of this State who do
not takke Office pupils who are subscrhers TO this
These added make grand aggregate of seventeen
hundred medical men of this State, who have shown
and continue TO show their high regard for our
medical school Tennessee sent US the first ses
sion, SO pupils. The next session she increased
the number to 12l. The next to l42. The next
10 1873 The present to 203 Thus exhibiting
pro ressvely increasing confidence. To merit this
generous home conf ience challenges the hi hest
ex rtiOns Of which we capable. For vi hout
grateful to the struggling soul, employed in an
honest effort to elevate a generous and philanthro
pic profession.-Joarndl Of NedieiDe d Surgery.
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7 Y McDnNALD

J. H. MCDONALD,
ATTOiR NEY At law,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Office in Lindsleys Building, Cup stairs,) No. AZ
Cherry Street.
Az ILL pracce in the vario1s courts Of Davidson Ruth
w erfJrd Wilson and Williamson COUNTIES. us-lw
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IL d Va o Al
gisT KECEIXER.
crosrNG SALES Oy RooYs.

4 SPLENDID LOT OF ORANGES, Apples. Lemons, Cor
y dil5, Brandius, &C. LONG tUBSr & CO,
dec3l A. Union street
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J. YORK s. cos IST.

Books and Station ".
John York &c Co
Corner Union and Cherry ST., Opposite Rank Of Tenn
NASHVILLE,
HAVE Or sale Law okS, Medical Book. ssh,ol Root,
ites, hymn Books, Bank Bcozs Bank Checks ant Not
Books; Steamboat Books, Rail Receipts an s,.uk.
Of every kiad.
Books bound and Bhnt Books made TO order at short no
uee Letter. FoOscaP, Note Par e. AMI Envelopes Godaps
Steel Pens Of the best quality; Ink sand sand b xes
AGENTS FtR
arpers MAJ Eine-..-..s3 BiaeNwool's VI yazioe. SO
Putnam's ....... 3 tsHnburu Reviss
Hunts Merchants uassGe Ioadoa tsiar,-yy -, 3
DeNew's N o. Review. Westminster REVIEW &
,iode 5 q 'rsham' Mag's North British Re yies 3
Chambers orrnal........
And al other magazines and Newspapers.
Il is our intention to keep constantly on nd the most de-
sirable II the
NEW PUBLICATIONS AND STANDARD BOOKS
COLoRED LIFHnfBAPHS AND EVGRAYINgs wth
Git Frames GRt Fraaes TO suit any Peue made Ia order
lsHi
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PATENT SHOULDER SEAM SHIRTS

PATENE SHOULDER SEAM SHIFTS
A NOrHtR Oh ice lot Of Patent ShJud-r Shirts,
with and wit out collars, yariOI prices all
ed 20 fit well and 20 b. made Eetr han any other style Of
Shirts ia 81 FOR sale By J. IL. MciILL
SHIRT COLLARS.
U5T received another invoice Of Fine Collars,
- patterns and Of b,-t quality. LAMB j. IL. TcGILL
FUR, BUCKsEIN AND CLOTH GAUNFLETs.
II have yet fine assortment q Wiater CT ives ard
w Gauntlegs and selling them at r,d DE prices.
j1n9 j.. Mo Id.
BLACK AND FANCY. COLORED STOCGs.
x Ehave few Fancy SC rf5 left .od assort-
w 4 Black Fix and satin scarf J. 4. MciIlL
SCARF S'FOCES.
lust received, fine assortment OF lack and Fancy
y Scarf Stocks. Also stocks Of yari u, ST, les
jln9 J. II McfILL
SILK 6ND WOODEN UNDERWEAR
4 FIRST RATE o tn Underwe ear, Of Elk, Marine,
II Lambs WOOL Ii ,ker ami heavy kni Received ana
Tor sale b. IL NcdILL,
La1es' and Gentle MS furnishing sore,
jan9 former ~qua ard olleg. street.
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FOR RENT.

Mr.. PRATT will sell for ew evenings before going
WI further outh.
Bargains may be expected tbs evening, Jan tt, 1886
jaui BENZ. 2 SHIELDS.
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COME TO TEA.
w. + A Nd II T. w s,
GENERAL AGENT.


HTEars unsr way azula Ana ain be pleased 10 serve
ear frfsna h any thing they nay IA he fnr.
aass Haa. leeslol eRooaEs. sASo2 90.
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HAVE for sale several NfGR0Es % excellent charaeter
am0nsatt "a 80 Old Po IN bore. extra scalnssss
Wa,her aud ir1n.r, Also llss "a VIVA
teoz, asher nl irolsr warranted O. .t ~ 40
sale. iausi EfFS " PyEFEk
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Carpets and Curtain Goods.
Piano Fortes! Piano FortesfI
rs Negro 4 en- and Bows Wanted.
BuCkwh at FIour.

WANT % hire nr The next year twenty-five neg gro mel
and boys, Eon ten 20 srvenicrn years od work in
Ioeacco Factoiy APlS % V. ". MR. DFFH,
ueeLo-lW as Cnlese slFeet
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OFFICE NASHVILLE GAS LIGHT Co,


FIR ~ A dividend Of Five per cent
A%S for the ST six p.olths declared ami
ID payabl the 81 c4h0I after he 10th Inst.
jau9--lm JAS. h. KENDkICK Sec.
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4 GOOD Filing HOUSE, IN EDGFFIELD. a.
Il Also-TT1 Rooms over Hamlin and Morgan's, SEE,
No. p Cherry st., Nashville. III
Apply to r. A. BALLOWF. Gent agent
janl No. u Deaderick stree
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Agreeably TO these Instructions Mr. Buchanan
addressed note Lord Clarendon, (Her Majesiy's
Secretary for Foreign Af4irs.) embod,iDg the sub
stance o. Mr. Marcy desp1rcl,, and desiring ex.
nlicif renlv
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HAVE rece we'd extensive and well ssorte
trueueu's Boots, thr bes' have bid Of ATER-
PROOF DIT BlE-s0GF, 4 WELT L WELT and TiIlCk
SOILS, OF she best ar'Urr and FssmlNABLE make.
Gents Super bench C,f Dress loo he very
prices De-. 29l JOHN RANAGE.
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q O q 7.

nRDER~ for The Sewanee Cas- Coal nav Re len ct HICKS
- CHINA WALL, nth side 81 the square. Al orders
len there VII he ded the fopoUins dav. Large lump
% cents Screened Lump IS cents fine IS cents Run Of
The Wine IS cents pr bdshel
The Coal s weighed and customers are Of getting
what they va tor the Scwaaee Co.'S Yard ming the
4 y. Rail- Odd Depot. Gc~29-IwdAwtlfeb
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TUsT REcs IYEp, choiss ot o Byroa oorars. Aisa
- suFp,y q sandus coisrs-ssrioas patterns ard se
qaahy. lcf ale by J. a. NcilLt.
Lasiss' Ard GenfemrH's Furnistlns store
cr29 Corner u square nd Cturxe
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ner Britannia Majesty's government this view, and
10 claim compliance with it, as demanded by the
stipulations of the Convention Of 1850.
The British government having been furnished
with the views entertained by the President in re-
gard to the obligation imposed by that Convention,
he expects it viii be equally explicit on its part.
: Hedoes not doubt that the interest of the two
countries, aud the mutual desire to maintain exist
ing amicaoSe relations will alike inspire each party
with coneilatory spisit which viii enable them to
overcome all obstacles TO a satisfactory adjustment
arn, cir, respectfully, your obt ser't,
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is "AsFtNGieN, II Tie p Rod cf Ter marriage rom
wool 'ston's famous portrait at Arlington House
M's WILLIAM DUFR Slaughter Of Lord Sterling Mother
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QUIZ :. gLATio IS WITH ENGLAND.

~ An acre or so ofoffcia respondence upon
the diverse construction Of the Clayton Bulwer
treaty-by the British Government and ours
has found its way into the newspapers 1t 81
mach Of tia wilderness Of words, tlle sub
stance Of which the public, on both sides OF the
Atlantic, were favored with long while ago.
About the only thing really new in it, is the
following letter from Mr.. Marcy 10 Mr.. Bn-
ehanau, complaining Of the infraction Of The
Treaty on the part Of Great Britain, and insist
ing upon more faithful fulGlmento of its stipu-
latious:
MR. MARCY TO Mr. BUCHANAN.
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qua and those Indians, with which neither Great
Britaia nor the United Sites has any business to
interfere, except n friendly conference with Nicar
augua.
Were this the only difficulty IN carrying out the
convention Of $50, ss t j. understood ny the
United States | should entertain but little dopbt
that satisfactory adjustment might be- made OF the
Central American question. ! apprrheud, how.
ever that there will be more difficulty Ia inducing
Great Britain comply with the stipulatous Of the
treaty. bs surrendering the Tertiary ehcrOaehed
on by her subjects, between the Siorun aud Sag-
stroon river. Her claim TO bold possession OF this
part Of Central America in groundless her pre-
tensions % the Bay islands.
Ii Is difhcut 20 conceive how the argument which
you have submitted to her Mtiesty's governments
against this claim can be rciuted. Crest Britain
cannot hold this territory without assuming or ex-
ercising dominion over part OF Central America;
and Ihis she has, In the most explicit manner, aud
IN the strongest terms, ooyenaatud not 10 DO.
II she cau succeed ia her ATTEMPTS 10 convert
her license 10 cot logwooi II the iIe within the
limits specified by her treaties with Spain Of lisa
and i7s6 into sovereign right over that territory
and extend it 20 cover tie region between the
Sibrun and Sarstroon fhe wiil 10 that way entire
" destroy the mutually Ct he convention OF $500
Ii was the nanfcsf intention Of that instrument 90
exclude both contracting parties from holding, as
well as acquiring territorial possession In Central
America This intention not clothed IN anIblgu
Gus language bat Vas SET forth In expliei. terns.
The United States have b0und themselves NOT 10
acquire any such possessions, and Great Britain has
stipulated not 70 assume or exercise any dominion
over any part Of Central America This covenant
In 90 wise restricted by the explanatory note Of
the negotiations Of she 4th Of July, 1850.
The Ualted States have a dght 10 insist, and do
insist that the possessions Of the British govern
msnt az BaliEe shall be restricted % The hmiss aud
objects specified in the Spanish grant, and that Ill
beyond ghOse limits fallng Withia Central Amerios
shsll be relinquished.
You src instructed BY .he President 10 urge nrOn
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MACKENZIE & WILSON

RE making arrange to ex end the m IN faetare Of
II Their gnt iron sto 2,
HE TE sVESSEAE,i
fhe popular sOye Of the south Al Southwest CrJsrs
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nrssOl.vvaoN.

A 0-pARTNERSHlP heretofore existing aAdrf
\ the name of Mahenny Rannerg i this day
It...lyed. i, mutual consent. AL claims against
hi I'D hrm will be cancelled by 4. J. Me-
Ecnn,, Who win IN future eoudue, The buslhes ard
Nh - +. /. MckENNY,
NJ II. RUNNER.
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GOT NIRY PROPERTY

: iIseals improved Farm ia aaae0cl cilui5 lila
isss, III Az .serys La tim5arl ali ,Sades a.y
rail scr. 80 acres n tna oreaafd, - lIIn8thy
saeal8w eneiasel ~ separate fence I wells or aa
Ter 8le az s.ea " 5 tenant huaset, and the atbgi
~ t9f-s.fsr 20 t-Ai hx ~ isst. fI1LL PkeFrCr.
iaii@s irssn Cardiac. ihsg. i ~ osags nstga sur
r54aatnz his farm. sppty q
Is Nclt A w00rroN.
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l OK .na.gak -. Ass lot is Improved With
IL a., oas stery bgiek haasse containing gsons,
aa 4 ia II the issirabie parts Of the ~.
Il seeideiiya ea~iee pace for a private resi-
tcnae. Tsrms esss En4asfe IT
I1AGi 4 W00iTON
qet def t0r 81 and Jehnsun sis
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q NJ. 4A.YuCkER are now receiving heir Eng
1s nfA goods fpr thu spring trs dc BY the ships At
isntio ed kseksway froln Liverpool, and steamers
up tne MissasslTi together with -tensive parchAs-
" from American manufacturers, by almost every
boat which arrives ~ this port and prepared "
oftr increased Inducements to purchasers, and will
duplicate any ~. Louis bill which may have been
msAte In our line. dsw
"A LLLkRs AND MANUFACTURERS will ind
Avl constant supply VI large Circular IN VS. war
ranted, and nj the manu- fscturers prices; say 49,
30, ~ and 81 inches and when required % inches,
together with the smaller sres, 1t tho sign OF the
lied Paddock >. W. Ii TUCKER.
ny2idAw
4 xEa AAEo - II uni !, colnns Summons Lip
"A pincott's axes, for salo low by
s. W. i H. TUCKER.
SPADEs-Ames' I, Rowiand's and other hrands,
~ for sale by s.W. ii. TUCKER.
GiIOVEl.S--Ames /, Rowiana's AMI other braads
~ for sale low BY s. W 81. TtChEk
uUEo-Soiid goose neck, rivrtrd, cast ssroi plan
l. tiers, and Carolina hoes, for sale great
ricty by s. w. a IL. TUCKER
VI \ ami Trace Chains, Largo stoee, tgr saio low
~ by ). W. a III. TICKER.
4 tOkN PLAN EEkS-A superior Article for Nurse
~ poser, and u wonderful labor aud tir, saving
machine, for sale tow by >. W. 4 IA. Tt Cklsk.
1RAIN AND GRASS sCYTiiES--A large stock
NJ Of Waidron's aud other makes, FOR sale low BY
Wa II. ItChEk.
M VIA IRON avn Woou -bfaeeu grain tfauI - Ioi
WI sale low by ). W. 4 IL. TUCKER.
SNAIfhS-Wrought tubs patent and common
- Snaiths, a large stock, for sale low by
>. ". ii. TUCKER.
LAY ana straw .ork---A very large stock VI
rious qualities, fersale by
5. VI. II. TUCKER.
! f''s long 'n / 'V' -s Victim t" ,4'
IL Az aaI Garden isakes iur sale law by
IL :. VA III. TUCKER.
/ IEDaEshesrs aud Pruning licoks ef danrent
PATTERN, for sale iew by
y. w. II. TUCKER.
Z yEAss Hos,ks for saia by
NJ =. W. n. TUCKER.
I tOlL Chair, JapanaeI, for fencing cemetery
~ ground, fur sais low "
i. W XII TUCKER.
RLACkeMITH's Drills for the beneh. good ar
- teie, for sale low by
s. w. 4 ii. TUCKER.
oksE- SHOE Saiis, the genuine Grifin and 9TH
! ers for sale low by s.W. 4 IL. TUCKER
'oofEhs Ioo''a god ..'.rnp, ,d ~ ale ,,
Sign of the HE'D Paddock.
straw and Corn.xsalk CATERS.
VERY substantial machine, cons .dercd the
"a best in use; cutting equstiy we'll straw and
stalks for fodder--s,lnehing which should be
in the hands of every farmer and stable keeper.
For sale by ). W II. TUCKER,
aus2dsw Sign of the Red Paddock.
nanv ussxn~ 4 rp-1n a~~..
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CARD.

r HAVE this day disposed Of my entire interest in
L the drug business to L. L. MNA emmy isV my IN
80, ~ ~, manufacture and sale u H. X. Gill
more Mamalukt LininSDt ant Vegetable Anu-
Blliaas pals, ans. take pleasure IA recommending
hi N To the pubic a. one deserving Of their patron
age. W. ~ ~
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G.. III. HUSTON,
WhoIesaic Deaicrin Notions and
fancy Dry Good.


giM AES SrkKsr, hgo1rk Iowa.
new stock ANA the gest ana best assorted ever
offered IN Iae market. our stock IL purchased direct
from manufacturers and importer, and We pledge
ourselves TO cell al prices as To-" for cash - 10 good
time buyers 81. LOUIS any other western mar
Merchants will find il to their alyan,sgcto call
and anime goods ana prices before uyingelse.
where. We Will consider II 40 traabie toshow them
through eur stock.-arr-b-daw
4 tlA9 stuck Of focket Cutlery Tor sale low az
"A apr 70 htsIoN'e'
4 HEAVY stoeA Of Cap Letter, Ladies 'Lath, Bath
n post Fancy aud Commercial Note Paper, Plain
and laid Buf Whit, and Fancy Coiored Envelopes at
aprad HtSloN ,.
General assvrttnent.,f herman silver and doa-
n bl. plated ware, AL warranted aud at lnanuiac
ture. priccs, at air26 HtsioA =
4 extensive stock Of Whips and Lashes at man
n ufa'urcr's prices at aps2a ltsloA'N.
A .AGts 10, Of ar tlictal towers, bad erapt
n leaves ana all &ipiS at Millinery auods, at
apr26 III >ioN >,
tI,lIE Finest a sartment If t,bbons everotf,red
/ tho market. at apr2i llsfoN'S.
4 tLo1As enough % supply tae market, OF Every
~ variety of pattern jerome's make, warranted,
and al manufacturer prices, at hlsloN'S
sfr2o
,INlIh hest assortment OF Lace Wells and Dress
l frimntngs AT apr-6 hlsIoN's
4 LAkuE and Guc lot Of Kid 6ioye- OF every
\ grade al apr.6 III SI0N'S
4 N ondicss variety ot s,lk ana L,nen ivcAe 4 nand
n ktrchiefs and cra,hts at apr2G Ht>loN's
4 t0LD ami common beverly, ana aold and SILVER
watches nj apf26 lLtSlUN'S.
LIVERY variety OF goods comprised in the Notion
IL ani Fancy tpods iiEe Mt Huston az prices that
fail 10 induce purchases AMI benefit the buy
or. Call at NJ ~, and examine for yourselves.
aprsh
rl,aE largest and best assorted stock Of hubroide
/ ry IN tne eats at apr26 Ill STDA ..
LARGE assortment u Hosiery and uio.es
\ Ens.ish aud French hand made Mitts, very
hne ~ aps2o HUSTON :.
4 iiassun's viii be found he largest lot II lrlsb
n Lnens. Lasss ia ;tnss, and every variety OF
White goods, al prices that cannot be beat IN anI
Is asfsrn market apr2G
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CORNER or STATE AND RANDOLPH SIS.
AM s04W NIeD@0- ava t9MNlssloN MhHtHANFs
>o.. - 4 as


tRnuanes No. State 80
+ NSTtII TED Settcmb y, Is5l Incorporated by
ths l. II. are Ut II ln9ts, February. 1875.
Thc exlrapr,llnots plitonasc bestowed upon this
long eStab,i he'd AMI lopalar institution affords
gratifying egi lene tt3t ths superior advantage
and facilities il of e. tao qui sit,on OF thor
ough ledge Oh Sc various branches OF Com
rneicial EdaestioI, fsyoraoly Apr seatsd by n
iseetnng and in sai NJ community. Over 200
full course stuivns have been ia attendance during
th4 past winter. blIns m am,ant of patronage IN
paraicl.d ia lbs aDtsY.
ibe Collegiate toaise - he most extensive, com
plete and thoroug eyer introduced into any Com
mere al College in Ill! unry, AID comprises pFae-
teal instruct ,cu ia u elk Keeping and Accounts,
adapted to every ksatl Of ba-iness, ineluIlng AL
eia6 rate work Railroad housekeeping, prepared
by the Pres idcnt ,paeSs ir chs scaopi. knowl.
edge of which Is lone WORTH TO the student
than Tbs tuition fes Tor caatir course; together
with Commercial Calculations. Business Penman-
ship, and ne sutj ~ OF Commercial Law.
Albeit h,dder, isq., Inc popular American Gard
Writer, saose sptejla 81, If p.amansiiip received
tn, ,eh s, premi ggs ~ she great Stale Fair helu
in \ y \ orb city IL ], has been engaged as
Pref ssof of Prni1susbip,
Another comse II pabiic Lectures will be
deiivsreddurm. Il w.atsr a. Netrope.ttnh Hall
bs s.vtral IT the tB5tt distinguished ettix oil
ehtonga. studen enter Whenever they please
trcuiars and alta ~ furnished gratuitonSiy on
appil q gtion ~ the Goit re.
Chicago, Nov. /. ae 1 San
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-24
Enamcicd Preserve Kettles 0nd
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T have this day sold out my entire stock Of goods
/ toJ. Il. Humphrey, who will continue g carry
ON the Hat Cap Bonnet Business 1t my old stAnd
mo 49, Main street, and return my sincere thanks
tony old friends aud customers Tor their liberal
patronage, aud solicit for mAy successor consins-
auce Of the same. u. y. HUMPHREY.
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