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Kansas Affairs.


AsorBER MuRDER,--A correspondent Of ths
Dayton Daily Gazette writes as follows:
Blue SPRrse, near Tecumseh, K. T.,
1di ul b1f3,1F June "a, 1855.
We take this method OF scqusintng you with
the sad fate Of your friend: rr.s
Yesterday morning we (my friend Brock and
myself were going TO Tecumseh, but when about
eleven miles from thar place we we're appalled, oy
the sight OF the body Of murdered man tied hrrn-
ily to tree near the road side. He was tied with
bis back 70 the tree, with bis hsnds ard feet par
italy around It. He had been shot Just above the
LEFT sya, With, az we suppose, ride oail. hogS
hunt ng knife was sticking IN bis breast. 10 had
been driven clear througb him, and the point wss
two or three inches 10 the 'ree. ne was eVident
iy ,onrdered Yesterday or the day before.
There was toadstool tied to the knifI handle,
ON ~hich the following inscription was written:
|" Let all those who are going to vote against ala
very In Ksnsss-tske warning
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south Carolina COuchant with the Black
Tariff of 1928. a a5

Delegate TO the late Republican Convention.
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Address o. J. WOOD co, 8l6 Broadway, n. Y ,
and ia Market street, st. Louis, No. 7. St'a.
For sale IN Washington, by CHARLES ST0TT
CO., and by oil Druggists. jan 8--u
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Married Persons, or young men contemplating
marriage being aware Of physical weakness, organi'
Dr. j., and be restored to erfect health. t,.ll 7
He who places himself under the care Of Dr.
johnson. may religiously confde id his honor ss .
gentleman and confidently rely upon his skill as
,hysiciap. -
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WILhINHTOE1 ". O.p JulS TO, IcUx
To persons who have have had the sight Of thei.
eyes so impaired as to require the Of Glasses,
would recommend Mr.. John Tobias as suitable per
son trum whom TO obtain such Glasses as they may
equire as he has suited with pair Of Spectacles
ior far and near sight. Mysght has been Impaired
very much by service of years in the Post Onics
Department, which berth required me TO be on duty
rom II o'clock at night till after day. during wsicl
,ipls used but one light
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Especially, who b, become the victims or Soyts
Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit which am
ally sweeps to an untimely grave thousands OF you
men, OF the most exalted talents and brilliant int
lect, who might otherwise have sntranced Estsni
Senates With the thundsrs of eloqusncs, or walked
ecstacy the living Tyre, may cali with full cor
dence.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
scar ept. 80 JohaseH St. opposita tha ST. les
pAhIlcbLAk attention paid IL buy in K and SELL
ing real estate, negotiating loans ami any other
onsiusss that may be entrusted to their chargp-
Persons desirous Of buying selling ar tied 10
call at the late office AZ Ra, Lynch where, by
reason Of their conspicuous postio on one OF the
most business strectA the above enjoy superior ~
.anayes Tor the purchase and sale Of real estate.
Attention Is directed to the following property now
CRY PROPERTY.
Rear ends Of lotsl, and 5, in bloek l72, be-
tween 18th and 18th. Front on Timea
House and lot on Exchange st.. betw con I'd aud
| 4th. Full lot. House rentsfor $500. Also stable
and cistern.
~ n, front on Main, witha depth of 40 feet
part Of lot 4, in block 1873
Lot 20 # front and so f.. dsep on Al b.,w.a,
Exchange and Alley.
SOFT. by l4o IT,, near corner 9th and johnson.
Block No. 20, 10 Reds addition.
Corner lot johnson and n streets-lot- ?. block
1907.
House ard 10, on 9Th st., between Ioh,.on and
Exchange.
Lot 2, block ~, aud lot 4, block 20
House and lot corner Exchange and Thirteenth
streets.
Lot loo feet by 20, on lst between johnson and
Lot ~ by 100 feet on Sd st., between Exchange
and the Alley.
Lot ~ by 80 feet, near thu corner of Alta and Ex-
cuauge-
Lot on Biondeau, between 9TH and 9Th opposi,e
the new Hotel.
Lot 100 feet deep and 20 f. 4 front on b street.
between Main aud BIondeAu, aud corner ON Alley
next new Hotel.
Lot corner of High and Sixth streets--lot :.
block 81.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
70 acresadj dining Boston, IL miles from, Kcokuk
on the Plank Road A fine improved farm
100 acres Of fine land In Illinois, 81 miles from
Hamilton, and miles from the river; capable of
division into several market farms.
sZs acres of splendid soil in Clark county No. 5
miles from keokuk. Has produced Is ta.hels OF
wheat to the acre.
500 acre. Of land In Dodge county, Mo.
l21 acres Of 6ne land in Mynt gomery Co. Iowa
! mile from FFankford, the county scat. and ths
whole timely wooded and watcred.
highly improved farm in Illinois Of Is5 aeres
10 fenced into 6elds, AMI balance in enaid
timber. This farm is 8 miles from Carthage. and
miles from Northern Cross Railroad now in opera
tion. contains . substantial house with roam.
also number Ut oat- houses has . hpe well d
water ut the door of the milk house ia one mil,
from saw mill, and within 8 miles OF Of ,eyrra
grist mills. Title good and warranted
live acres Of ground, bcinya fine builiine site
n section =, Township65, range 5, two miles frou
Main-st.
farm miles from town near the plank road
containing 1850 acres, improved
fiveor ten acres Of land adjoining Beldng's res
idence.
Lynch Wootton are agents for the sale Of iars,
quantities Of land In vsriousiarts of Misyuuri.
sept6-dtf.
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CAR r.

IL r. REEDER dssosss his attention especially
IL. to the bushes Of Counsellor 1t Law sad Con
vsyanssr. He 10 also Notary Public, and viii st
tend 70 all the duties Of that o1le>. His elAes \
with smith vansieklen, dealers In real sstass.
Sept. 10th, 1855. fdt1
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A LWAYS keep on hand good stock Of the nrst
"A qualityof Marble, which Ne will sell At the
very lowest rates.
The best kind Of workmanship guaranteed, and
orders collected for plain or ornamental styles In
Stone or Marble.
Shop on Third street, bet. Main and Blondsau.
sept 8, '56-dly
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- LIsr oy lspIAsA FREE BANKS taken ~ Cur
rency IT the Banking Houses in this city.
Bank Of the Capitol, indianapolis
Bank Of Elkhart, Eikhart.
Bank ofGoshen, Goshen.
Bank Of Indiana, Michigan City.
Bank OF Mount Vernon, Mt. Vernon.
Bank Of Monticello, Monticello.
Bank VI Psoli, Paoli.
Bank Of Salem, Salem.
Bank Of Rockville, Rockville,
Bank of Syracuse, Syracuse.
Bank OF Warsaw, Warsaw
Brookviile Bank, Brookviiie.
cambridge City Bank, Cambridge City.
Canal Bank. Evansville.
Central Bank, Indianapolis.
Crescent City Bank, Evansville.
Exchange Bank, Gircencastle.
Farmers, and Mechanics Bank, Indiaps polls
rayetteCoanty Bank, Connersvilie.
Farmers Bank, West6eld.
Gramercy Bank, LAFAYETTE
lioosier Bank, Logamsport
Indiana Bank, Madison
Indiana Stock Bank, Laporta
lad'an Reserve Bank, Kokomo.
kentueky stock " Columbus
Lagrange Bank, Lima.
Merchants and Mechanics Bank, New Albany.
NY d Va. Stock Bank, Evansville
Prairie City Bank, Terre Haute
ParkeCo. Bank.
Southern Bank, Terre Hau,e
salem Bank, Salem.
SAVINGS Bank Of Indiana. connerxviue
Shawnee Bank. Attica
Tippecanoe Bank, Winnamac
TrAders' Bank, ndisnapolis
~ The notes Of the following Banks are not re-
ceised BY any Of the Bankers IN this with tbs
exception Of the Agricultural fTenn.) Bank, which
Ford.
Erie City Bank, Pennsylvania.
Arren County Bank, PENNEY lvasia.
New Sastle Bank, Pennsy lvsnia-
Cumberland Savings Bank, Maryland
Bank of Tecumseh, Tecumseh, Mich
MAcomb Co. Bank, Mt. Clemens Mich
Arlington Bank, Washington, d. c.
Agricultural Bank, BrownsviIle, Tenn
Eiohsnge Bank Of Tenn, Murfreesboro', Tenn
Bank Of East Tennessee, Knoxville, Tenn.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville, Tenn.
Farmers and Merchants Bank, Greensboro. Md.
Valley Bank, HAgerstown, Nd.
Manufscturcrs' and Mech Bank Coin mkus Geo
Pianters' and Mechanics Bank, Dalton, Geo.
Farmers Bank, Wexford, X. L.
Ellsworth Bank, Ellsworth. Ne.
6rocers Bank, Bos ton, Mass
Wooster hank, Danbury, Conn.
kanawha Bank, kanawha Va
Commercial Bank, Chicago. Iii,
The Tecumseh Bank, and Mmcomb County Bank
are counted on the Wild cat list and should be L.,
alone. The Commercial Bank, Of Chicago, has fail
ed, but the circulation Is secured and no seriou,
shave should be submitted 10.
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FRgg LABoR--The natural capital which cousti-
tute~ the real wealth Of this great country, and
creates that intelligent power in the alone To
be relied on as the Buiwark VI Free Institutions -
tJohn &. frcmpnts Letter Of Acceptance.
Whenever there lie q substantive good 10 be done.
whenever there 10 foot Of land 70 BE- prevent ed
from becoming Slave territory, am willing TO as
sert the principle or the exclusion of Slavery
daniel Webster.
repeat that never can and never will vote and
NO earthly power will ever make vote TO spread
Slavery over territory where il does not exist.--
Henry Clay.
heartily concur in all movements which have
for their object to repair the mischief arising from
the violation Of good faith in the repeal Of the Mis-
souri, Compromise. am opposed to Slavery in the
abstract, and upon principles sustained and made
hAbitual by settled conviction. While feel infe
ibie In the belief that ought not 10 be inerfered
With where II exists under the shield Of State SOW.
ereignty ! am inHexby opposed 10 its extension
on this continent beyond It's present limits. ohm
c. Fremont.
feel that there Is nothing which the civilized
world, II they take notice Of SO humble an indivJ
ual ~ myself, will reproach me with, when say
~ said the other day, had made up my mind
for one, that under crcunsfancss would conseu,
to the farther extension Of the area Of Slavery In
the Unitcd States, or Of the further increase OF
Slave representation in tho House Of Represents
.iys.--(spsech Of Daniel Webster on the Oregon
Tns Volcx OF HEsxY cLAY.--In 1850, Henry CLAY
spoke the follo wing words:
"sst you cannot put your finger on any part Of
the Consultation which conveys the right or the
to carry slaves from of the States Of the
Union 70 any Territory Of the United States. Nor
Dir, can admit for single moment, that there Il
my separste Or distinct right upon the part Of
States Or individual mcmbsn Of the States, or any
portion Of the people Of the United States carry
siavos into Territories, under the idea that those
Territories are held In common between the sevel2
Statea.
THs RsonnoxD ErouiREs..os rns CixcrsxAri Par
voRn.-With the utmost possible pFesiaion aud en-
phasis Of Language, these resolutions affirm Ii.
great vital Princples, lot, Of The Constitutions
guarantees Of Slavery; and secondly ~ the equal
~ Of the States in respect Of their sovereign dis
nity and political rights In equally clear and con
easivs terms the doctrine Of SQuattsr Soversisnt,
b sspsAiated by the Democratic party.
IL Is4 elected 70 the high once for which you
pastiallty hes nominated M, will sndsavor 70 "a
minister the government according 70 the true spiri
81 the Oonstitatios, - IL VS. u1dssstsod ~ q
great men who framed and sdoptsd IL, and il sucl
way = 70 preserve both Libsrty and Unisa.-
(John G. ero0ont.
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'.A- hiSAE1. LLOYD D. SIMPSON.
RICKEY K SIMPSON.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS, CoLLig,roks.
A NDINVESTING AGENTS, Posto8cs Building,
IA tupstairs) Keoknk, Iowa. All Notsrial bus
ness promptly and carefully transacted. Titles ex-
amincd.
Charles Parsons, Esq, Banker, Krokuh;
A. L. Dsming Co.,
Den IL. 7. Reid,
Ford, Gorham Ford,
u. w. kilbourne, EsQ.,
Messrs. Ricklia Lucas,
Aessr. Rankin Miller, Attorneys
We rsspsctfslly invite those desirous OF Investing
In Heal Estate 70 examine our list, which com
which We o1sr on the most 10 vor.ble terms,
June n, '66-dAw Mickey ASH pSON.
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G. &. DINlOND.

heAl Estate and Insurance Agent
Flck 10 kiiboarnei hlccs, Main street, be-
kxrsRkxcss-EAward kilbourue, ESQ, Keokuk
John Whitehesd, Esq, New York Chas. L. Frost
DO Messrs. PAgr, Briggs Bsbbitt, B.sion Amo,
y smith, Esq, Providence, X. L.; Edgar Conkliu
leans.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY. -psrticui.r as,,.tior
paid to the purchasing and selling Of City Lots
h9u Is:, a.. md Iands Of every di.criPtion.
LIFE, FIRE, MARINE INSURANCE AGEN
CT for the Mutual Life insurance Company" OF n
York. ACCUMULATED Fusp, q, $50 900.
THE ATLANTIC FIRE 4 MARINE ms.
o. Of Providence. h. 1. PAID uP CAPITAL oI5o,-
THE "ArHENRUM FIRE INSURANCE. a %,
LONDON. BaAxoR AT PniLAreLralA, Pa.
TIE "PE0RIA MARINE AND FIRE ms. CO. .
OF Peoria, Ills. PAID IN ca riTAL 1iOo, 900.
Having bsen aPpointed Agent Tor the above
named arst class, reliable oiaces, would beg leave
70 inform the merchants and citissns gencrsilv Of
this city that prepared 20 take Life, Pirs and
Marine Risks, 1t ~ Low ~ can be vi a. spy
other sound and reliable offices. Open Polici.,
granted on A. fAvorsble ter can b. had in an
VI tue Eastern oat.ss. may 80, is56.-d
Cisy Lets and Lana fer sale.
AK AckkS splendid farming land. situated
4 lO about 10 miles directly west Of Abba,
Monroe Co. This hne tract consists Of prairie and
timber. partly under cultivation. Tim Der Of tn.
very best quality Price very low, and terms easy.
40 Acres near Ambrosia being part Of what i,
called the Benton Farm" Lays yer, handsome
ana situated about 10 miles from this CIV and can
be had at bargain.
100 Acres, consisting Of timber and prairie
partly under cultivation and situated nj ut miles
from the city. Terms easy
LOT 10, Block 100, on Morgan strst, between
18th and lsth, with new brick bous. - A h. ala
low and on reasonable terms,
LOT No. s, Block 45--wlth improvements Fer
further particulars, applyts
c. r. DlMUND,
0t5-d kilbsarne' Is Block Main.st
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49, l.
WANTED

A COMFORTABLE Dwelling House, for which |
"A will pay good price, aud make payments q
suit the parties.
sept5d WIN. II. AUSTIN.
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wa II. AUSTIN c. n. ALBERs.
WIN. II. AUSTIN a. CO.,
Wholesale 6koCERS. PRODUCE DEALERS, 4
Commission Merchants,
No. 100 Main street X EOkUK, Iowa
scpt5d
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scrivcn = Gallagher,
6eneral Advertising and Collecting Agency
% Dearborn st. Chicago

Sag! Bags!l nagsi!!
MANUFACTURED BY THE CHICAGO BAt,
VI Mandatory, Randolph street. corner of CLARK
Chicago, Ills.
FLOUR, BucKwHEAT
C0RNMEAL. HAM, FARMERS
OSNABUka AND SEAMLESS
GRAIN SACKS.
Furnished upon the shortest notice, and IT the
lowest market prices The designs for bra are
new, original, and not to b. surpassed in ths conn
try. q. WAsHARD.
JuIyzo -dly PostO6ice Address--hnr laa1
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% the Slavery question the platform adopted for
bsehanan comprises these points:
LIST. Congress has no right 10 exclude SLAYER,
from any territory.
"a. The people Of territory have no power /.
prohibit Slavery 30 long the territorial govern
ment lasts.
id siaAtter Sovereignty 10 a humbug, and il NJ
longer plank In the Democratic creed.
4th. estate equality" means the right Of Slave
holders TO take their Slaves into the public do
nnin, BY ristue Of the Slave laws Of the Slav,
States.
9th. That Slavery Is national and Freedom SEQ
tional.
9th. That the people Of = territory can only ex
eiude Slavery from among them after they have
formed state Constitution and been admitted into
the Union.
7th That Kansas must b. kept out Of the Union
on the plea Of want OF population, until the Free
State men murdered or driven out and the slave
holders firmly planted under the protection Of th.
General Government.
sth. That any man denying the foregoing doc.
trins lisa Traitor and should be dealt With accord
ingiy.
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TO THE PUBLIC,
Ana mere Especially 80 tho I.A1ies.
JOHN IL. HOOPER,
tLate Moore Hooper,
I'm MAn-st, near Sd
dAS Just received one OF the largest assortments
/ l. Of choice perfumes and fancy goods ever Of
fsrcd in this city, among which may he found
Otto Of Roses Ext. West End;
Ext. Jockey Club; Ext. Den nose
Ext. Cayoline Ext New Mown Hay:
Aromatic Vinegar Aromatic Crystals;
Ba1ins Macassar Oil;
Eau de Cologne
Lily White chalk balls;
k0ugsa Of all kinds
Barry Tricopherus;
Egyptian HAIR Dye;
Pink Saucer;
Bandolne;
Meen Fpn;
The Balm of thousand Flowers; Soaps Of all
descriptions. shaving and toilet Port Aonnaiss,
railroad companions, cigar cases, combs, brushes
Of superior quality, cachous aromatises, pcarlsd
csr'iamum seed for giving delightful perfume to
the brssih after smoking.
Tho subscriber respectfully solicits call fron
his friends before purchasing elsewhere.
octs-d J. II. HOOPER.
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As AM nov retiring from tho prac,ic, Of the
Law, hereby recommend Geo. c. Dixon, my late
partner, 10 our former clients and 10 persons hav-
ing business with me.
ksokuk, Oct Is 1896. THOS. w. CLAGETT.
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T. =. PAk&Ak nos = uAJNDs
EARRAR = MAINES,
Reok9k Flaming AnA HIoosing MllI !,
TJrEer ~ sw6 btxf sfs., se0r tie Ksokxk and
F0rf Dss Moiass Rstiroad Dsrsf,
DEALkk6 in Lumber In the rough, man ufactur-
~ ersof Doors, shutters, Blinds, Sash. Door aud
Window Frames, Moulding Of every size and pat
tern FloorinE, weather BOARDING, Shelving, Mar
Pland and matched Lumber from to y Inches In
wiaH
Irgeassortnsnt AZ the above named articles
constAtiy ON hand.
SPlA4ng md sowing done 10 order on short notice,
reasAsbie prizes, and warrants I'd 70 please.
- 1aTsicnlarattention paid TO filing orders fss
trytnildinss complete.
R~~tA JulSh-AAwN
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niilsara Tables. Ac.

Notlcc.
I have this day sold out my entire stock Of eoods
to J. r. Humphrey, who will continue to carry
ON the Hat. Cap Bonnet Business Mt my old stand
tNo ~, Main street, and return my sincere thanks
to my old friends and customers for their liberal
patronage, and solicit for may successor continu-
ance Of the same. ID. r. HUMPHREY
Oct Is
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TOR sale On 0easOuabae Tornns.
VvNW4 FINK Lots en- Morgan and Pulton streets
1 saer lItA. Kaqsire Of
GEO. G. DIXON,
sept 2bdAWs No. ~ Main 1T.
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The Ladies Of 81. Peters tCsshelie) Church pro.
pose holding Pair At stAanss ! HAmilt on .
Hall. commencing On ThnrsAag pssins, 2sa inst,
and closing ~ saturday sveslag. The object Of
the Fssr II 70 raise means for pas,sving and other
wise finishing - fessr's Church. Citissss repsr
ally are Repeatedly isvissd 70 ssssnA Tie Es,s-
No pains win ~ spsrsd 70 render IL agreeable and
attractive. Cos. or AaaAxsssssrs
act41 sitd
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4 n all kinds kept constantly on hand and for
~ saie---uats. Corn. Chop-feed, Bran, Shorts,
Shipstuf, Ac., at the City Mills Store.
sep5-d W. Ii. AUSTIN Gu.
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FOX SALE.

FOX SALE,
oisl and IL, block II, corner Second and Pale
IL streets.
Lot y, block 20l, between Thirteenth and Four
ing for SIS per month
Ane elegant two story brick house cont aiming nine
large and CON- Portable room has q eistern etc
corner Of Eigi tn and Bank SIS.
lotion Lese II BY Ito feet commencing 60 feet
south OK corn OF Exchange and Levee, and run.
ming ITO feet deep to q Commercial Alley IS feet
wide
Lots and 2, corner Seventeenth and Carroll sits
overlooking the entire city. Beautiful location for
private residence.
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NOeACe.

sIvHk law partnership heretofore existing BE-
tween the undsrsigasi. - thisday dissolved BY
mutual consent.
The businsss Of the firm will BE- settled up and
closed BY Geo. c. Dxsn.
THOS. W. CLAGETT
GEO. Z. DIXON.
keokuk, Iowa, Oct Is, 1885,
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FILL DowS.-Mr. Kilbourne's building.
formerly occupied ~ . furniture store by
MIR. Wilscy, fell yesterday while some work
men were endsavoring 70 raise and repair
1t. 1t was an old wood building, and is no
great loss. No one Was hurt BY the acct
dent. -
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Cnaeage Ncw WAeIesaIe

O0lc01O Now Wholesale
CIGAR, TOBACCO . SNUFF WAREHOUSE,
70 - kss1etpA Sfrssf, CHICAGO, ILLS.
ME are 80 fecsiving . large and choice stock Of
w HAVANA AND DOMESTIC CIGARS
fine.eat, ensktAg, 4 Plug Tobacco |!
Having direct Communication with parties in
NORTH CAROLINA and VIRGINIA, the source Of
production and manufacture Of PLUG ToBAoco, en-
sbles US to oher some very choice brands Of these
celebrated Tobaccos at very low prices.
Country dealers and dealers generally are invited
TO examineour stock J.F JORDAN AGO.
u Rando PHI st topposite Young America )Chicsgo.
June Ii oddly
nttisara Tables, &C.
vI'HE Subscriber begs leave TO inform the inhab-
4 itants of the North western States, that be has
opened warerooIn at Us Randolph street, Chicago,
H., for tbs sale of the newly invented
CHshlom BAHIA RI Table,
Which have been pronounced by all billiard play
ers mathematically correct and Of superior elastic
tty. Those who intend 70 purchase will fnd ii to
their advantage 10 examine his stock consisting of
Slate and Wood Beds.
Orders for Tables, Balls Cues. Cloths, Cue Tins,
or any article In the trade, will b. promptly at
tended to.
Address VIM II. GRIFFITH
20 Randolph street, Chicago.
Late Of the firm Of Griffith { Decker, New York
oct Ilth, d3m
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RLANkETS, QUILTS &c.--A large stock of
- Biankea. "union Pure wool" from $500
to 1890 pair.
Qsilts--assorted sizes rnd prices
He'd Dimity--New Style and very desirable.
addressed French Prnt--a beautiful goods for
Sale ut extreme low prices p ID. FOSTER.
Oct Is d@w
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G. QrattAn, referring to the Prince Re-
GENT u the Catholics, once ssid-seThey
have 1bnssd hin in every possible shape ;
first, they hAvs abused his psrson, Of which
he 10 very vain; and sssosdly, they have
abused HE nistrsss OF whom he IL very
fond; and, thirdly, NOS content with oil that,
they have praissd his own wife. Poor Gen.
tlsnsan, he i sadly ussd."--(M oorc's Me-
moieo.