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New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27
LATER FROM TEXAS.
MORE OF THE WRECK OF THE NAU


Frer TIE Nee O,ieasi pelLgse. l9h.
Capt. j. I. Lswl,s &C. of the steamship Mexico, w IN
arrived here from Galveston last evening, favors us
with the following report
.'On Sunday, Angus lO.b at a. m, were ready 10
20 to sea but Ound Il imp ssbe to get away from the
whaif as tie wind was blowing gale. On Monday,
the llb at a. IN proceeded to the Be ize, whcre we
arliy(C 81 p. N. seme day. Came 10 an anchor ara
ftsid there uuti half past a. M. Tuesday so as to
have oaylght to- look for missing vessels About 10
clock saw water casks, coors, chaDs, deck timo-rs
sc bot 20 signs of any bulls. Shaped oGr course al
the rp 10 wrecks, II any. along the land AZ
O'ccck On MONDAY light saw d schooner on llmoa-
Her ard large vessel at Ship Island; but It Wa blow
ing heavy and dark and the vessels appeared 10 De IN
io u OF FIVE fe ct water Did not 20 to th,m eataet
a good ceal letter on Wednesday and we arrived at
GalvsstoD st ?. m. tha, day. ~
Nothing O; Interest occurred uL'il Mon.ay, lsth
1T, when, about a. M ca 4 Of Timbalier sas miuy
pieces of wreck, white grained coors Geek plank
&C. rom 1imbaitr to Southwest Pass.
"Picktd Up whceb such rs the steamers use
in coair g., marked w Lee tie persons ma ne VINO
had charge Ct the coal vi eies on our shiPs some ue
ago ard some Cf wloee bsrows the Nautilus had USED
in wheeling coal fom the vessel to the warehouse d.
Brszos SeLtisgo.
saw uo arge pieces f wreck, or hulls, spars &c
AL TIE pieces seeu ed to be from tesmsnip ca ala'
but saw o rosewood OF maple dOors such a. the Nau
t:las haS-o1ly polished white and grained work
AT IL N. ON the 18th arrived at Sou'h-wert + ass
took p.o: and came in the river. Heard from the
that tie Perseverance had EFF this morning for Gal
weston. Respectfully, ,
~. \. LAnIIs., Master steamship Mexico
Tie G0'restoH Ne1cs ha- the foDox wing paragtap
"Svffcitrt re.uIns bsye come to hand TO show ina;
ne Democratic IOmiLtts for Controller Tes.uIer etd
Alton C, eia tn, Stste ticket, have been esct
cd Wv ,aree msictes. Chief Justice lieuphil had no
trpc.i.ioy ard JutGes Wheeler and L'psconb ioI A.
.dcste Ju. ices Of the Supreme Court, are 'aI aheao
Of Ger. JeaDipgs. The vote proves what we hefe,o-
fore s,ated as or belief viz thtt tie people :eneray
RAD tul. confidence n tie Judges OF the supreme
Iify(l. glc CiI not Ct-.fe a cldDSe. =, u
TN ku.c., T1flfu states that the Hon. H. r.
Be. soehkef of tie House of Representatives,, ha'
been .,ck CT by hs frit nds as cAn-!aate toy .ol
~ y 4 Ctxt eject. Or.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27

SALE OF THr SLAyIR BRAnAs.-The saSe u eaas
vtssel which wac orct,ed by the United States d.
rc Court TO take pace this day, hss been pospsss&
ont Sept II, on the application Of hr. Beaedse<
counsel for the OIIer
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27

THE WT,THRR.-Ibis 40 ming, at and o'c'soks
TIE ttuptraue was Gown 10 forty egbt az degfsef
witch ID TIE colo 81 -nlpg 70 pc 100 of Fix
crtye yeas with the exception OF A1suss ie's
aId Aueust lei7. ..u A
On the LET of Augue' 1850, the 'emperA'urs =
a m wss ffiy-oae 81 degrees, which wss one oeB''s
hi.ter tran 81 the ssuse h0u' this morning
In 1al6 on the r9d Of August the ,empetstCe
vhs fry two 80 deDers, a~o y" ..o. ne 1o-.- ~ -
80, fegfefs e. III whl'h - one pesivo "" W
eLc hrte CT 8rees e" % y" '' ~
o ~. ~ o,,b Of Augu.t 1917, tie temperature ST
-. m was fifty f5Ol degrees. weicn Is three degrees
inw4r tan tbs morning ar same tosr, ana 30 q
Auepst 1899, hhy 1Vj ~ sthree' Wh'cn TIE 20 No e
IL. u,ojrilg a. sane hour.
s;rre The gO,t ,rs:., tie date Of my lss. published
renibcr nemcrsrcs, TIE temperature at nv p,sss st
ob,erv atom has nJt rsen above eightytwo (ssi de-
grees
rtn showe. passed over yesterday 81 3 p. m. H.
wsteI which E il from t was Of tho 70 nperstcre u
tIty four l5i degrees
L Il probatle tst the moune ne sou'h Of north iA-
tuce ~ degrets have been showed uPcn du,os ssa
change of Yesterday. r.. mktiAa.
breoliyn H2af Ausus. IS 100.
AcCIDrkrs-Peter Boyle, a sborcr empioysf e
PsEko 4horth River. w.s'sieasy iae' on N'nay -.
by bsifs Of te aieu EEL lyoa h1 The I'H0e
NertIu NJ -pa, 3 hs,d OF boe-d the stesmoo1
D.ias sr. i,.f al Pier No u North Riger, eL % csS
s,,eh~s, a the bat q rote.y syeorr' al "' ''"'
Michael FlsnregsD boy fourteen years o. ~. ~.
ssspr7,rE o. Mo-tsy the oels Of nsw ~ - -
l. "a Tw'u g. .'re' neaf s',s ave, " ~, r,.ss ttsruS
bos.s 10 .t,nooa y pS stt,'.' =. ,:ys...
rs iur sl 'hc1 s. se.trs AZ not taoos' 10 - ~
eaarsct,r
s,ro., D7D,,rgp Ito bod! Nd
! s,ns...,, ,7ppos,. 70 ,, A., q EtvsSf n "''A
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27

BIrcr. .ay -r.s ol1ts store o. Joaerh l" oT-'
t. Ci ,rbeq s.foet va ccs>,s - bsI.isu - sSeia
~, -. r.It s.,'. Ct oobs e1l 1e~s9'-: -
-. 10 .y1. ~ - a7ss n 3.-:r
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27

George VIM. Carts is to address the Young Mems
Rocky Mountain Club Of the Ninth Ward to morrow
tTtuisds! evening, at the Bleecker Baildng. A
banner Is to be presented to the Club by the ladies OF
the Ward. This ClGb is doing good service, and the
young men are determined to roll up large vote for
Freedom and Fremott. The ball is large and foe, and
Mr Curtis reputation as an suthor and speaker vii
Of course insure large attendance Seats are reserved
fcr ladies'.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27

GoSr At L,.r.-The aatne ivr-ti's OF the Cty
Eu.d. tl.ss he Plymouth Ho-se, was yesterday snd
rss aay tefo.e - 81 auction. THIS ho-e was eta'-
catovst4i yc4s ego "th far pro'9e Is, but 1t te.
c.u. - sa3:. IN, a...T - op1ni1s "a, cesoit Il
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27

THE Doc PorsD From the report Of the PossA
Keeper sde to tie Mayor yesterday morning, Il -
rcas that the whole number Of dogs received al tha
Public Pcand, corner Of Thirty first street and Pcx
avenue, siLce the opt ming, was $500 During As
week erd.ng August 90, jl9 dogs were received NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27

We learn that several large pictures Of Mr. Rssse.
ter, the known historical painter are nsssaS.
They were last heard from at Mobile in Aprl lAstv
where they were being exhibited by Mr.. Chsdes u.
Wilbur Mr. Rossiter {, ara that Mr. Wilbur may have
di, q and that ihe pictures NAV have got lost.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27

srrDrS DEA1H.-We should think " Bridget
Jo.es we cpy from City paper" Is dead
" She died suddenly" Did she Vel, We nave
Known q great many other persons 10 die suddenly,
after very long illness. She was an Irish woman
end yet she died-very singular. g. She died q, her
residence il Monroe street. How plessan; it % 10 die
a. home. Who would not be willing to die at one
own rt.deIce The Coroner wss notified to hold
en- inquest upon the BODY What for Because she
d'ed ct Lcme, or because she ded suddenly or De-
osuse she oidnt uake time Of il when she died VI
beosuse ii Singular for ar ish woman 70 le c.
al Probably the latter, for the account say' '1o
death IS supposed 20 have been the resuH OK ofea'
lyon rfec,icn ts may have been TIE MOVING
cause Of callirg the Coroner. 1t WAS cohSoe,eu 80
singular that sry body shou'd dc n 'ni' ''y -o,
of d.ea.a :, .rs.ura WAY and rot b. yjclerce that
the coroner vss notified People who c-silke to lave
Co,cre. jury sit rpon ,hoi- bod:'' mus. be ca,efd
lct 70 Contact d:seze ard d st hous
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27

FREDERics's NEw PHOTOGRAPHIC EsrABLIsHmysr.
The rev aod extensive Photographic rOoms -
Charles ID. Frederios, late of Quincy & Frsdensss
was opened on Monday evening. A large armber o(
the fre, ds sId patrons Of Mr. Fredercs were presses
en- the occss en-, and participated in the house wsn'
rg The establishment is situated opposite tho hst.
ropolitsr Hotel and of the largest and beet sQ
pointed in the word Mess;s Tracy & De Bsss~A
gentlemen well kncwn as skllfi in the Phoes-
graphic ant are assoc ated with Mr.. T. in tho coadsse
Of the business.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27

s,ror, DoDnrgp --1ts bocI 1N
s..cs ...,- i7Ppos, p. 70 ,, As' Ei"sS' "a
The weekly Columbian. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne Co., Cal.) 1856-1???, 1856-11-15

Two Story Frame building 26 feet front and 80 feet
IA deep-elgibly located for Public House Private
Residence. Will be sold low if application is made
For particulars, apply to
J. o. OXLEY,
Fulton street. Columbia.
Columbia Sept 9Th nol2-tf
The weekly Columbian. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne Co., Cal.) 1856-1???, 1856-11-15

The late Mr.. Bush used to tell this story of q
brother barrister -.
AS the coach was about starting, before break
last, the modest limb Of the law approached
the landlady, pretty Quakeress, who was seat
ed near the fire, and said he could not think OF
going without giving her kiss. go
Friend" said she, ''thee must not 40 II;
barrister. 80
sWell, friend, as thee hast sworn, y said she,
'.thee may do it! but thee must not make
practice of it." 70
The weekly Columbian. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne Co., Cal.) 1856-1???, 1856-11-15
Recent Decision of the Supreme Court.

Last Tuesday the Supreme Court rendered
twenty-four decisions. The most important of
which to the mountain districts are the follow
ing. as reported by the Sacramento Union:
The case of Ellison VS.. Halleck is one of i'm
por.ance. In it the Court strictly construe the
statute requiring all claims against the estates
of deceased persons, except in case of Judgment
execution and levy, to be presented to the exc
cutor or administrator, whether they may be
matter of record or not. Hence, all mortgages
must first be presented to the executor or adj
ministrator before they are perfected against
the estate of deceased person,
In Ferguson VS.. Mile. the Court decide that
the mechanics who erect house upon property
previously mortgaged, must hold their lien sub
ject to the mortgage.
In Gibbin VS.. Jordan. the Court adhere rigidly
to the principle before laid down. that land
held by tenants in common is not subject to
homestead rights.
In the case Of the People ex rel Church VS.
Hester, the Court decide that the District Court
cannot direct the writ of certiorari to the Board
Of Supervisors Of county, as they are not ju-
dicial officers.
In the case of Billing vs.. Harvey & Tibbetts
decision is rendered npon the manner of con-
STRUNG statutes. The re-enactment of princi
pie creates anew rule of action, although
there be not the slightest difference in the phra,
seology. The sixth section of the Statute OF
limitations for the possession of lands, therefore
operates from the date of the last act.
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BENJAMIN HARRISON,

Near the Of State Street and Broadway COLUMBIA
HAS on hand Large Assortment of PAPER HANGiNGS.
OIL CLOTHS. CARPETS. DRUGGETrS. MAT
TINGS, CURTAINS CoRNICES. GLASS,
PAINTS, OILS. VARNISHES,
BRUSHES, DOORS, WIN
DOWS, &c,
He also has in Store and for sale az reasonable rates
Wall Paper. from II cts TO 81 80.
Oil Cloths, from feet TO l. feet wide
Carpets. from 81 Y cts to 81 50
Curtains, from 81, 90 pair to $50
Cornces of all kinds and patters.
Glass, all sizes. from 7X9 to 30Xt1.
Oils. IinSeed, Raw, Boiled, Lard Mutt, Meats Foot,
Pine. 81 90 per gallon.
Varnish-Japan. Japan DRYER White for Pictures
Coach Demar. Copal hest English. and Black
Paints, of all kinds dry and in oil
Artists Paints and Brushes:
Brushes and busters, OF all kinds.
Whiting Red Chalk, Crayoms and everything in the
line. no14-tf
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notice.!

IL persons indebted to the undersigned are request
"A ed to make payment without further DELAY.
THOMAS j. OXLEY.
Columbia, Aug 80 noll-tf
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Natures Wants are Few.

Mans rich with little we're his Judgment true,
Nature is frugal, and her wants are few;
Those few wants answered, bring sincere delights,
But fools create themselves new appetites.
Fancy and pride seek things at vast expense,
Which relish nor to reason nor to sense.
When surfet or unthankfulness destroy,
In natures narrow sphere solid joys
In fancy airy land of noise and show,
Where nought but dreams, no real pleasure grow
Like cats in air pumps, to subsist we strive,
On joys too thin to keep the soul alive.
The weekly Columbian. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne Co., Cal.) 1856-1???, 1856-11-15

Who in the same given time can produce
more than another, has vigor-he who caa pro-
duce more and better, has talents-he who can
produce what none else can, has genius. ~
The weekly Columbian. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne Co., Cal.) 1856-1???, 1856-11-15

Ye gittcring towns with wealth and splendor crown
Ye heids where summer spreads profuson round
Ye lakes, whose vessels catch the busy gale
ie bending SWANS, that dress the aowery vale;
For me your tributary stores combine:
Creations heir, the world, the world is mine.
The weekly Columbian. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne Co., Cal.) 1856-1???, 1856-11-15

Father, said cobbler's lad, as he was peg
ging away at an old shoe, ''they say that trout
bite good now" We'll, WELL, replied olo
Jobson, syou stick to your work, and they
won't bite you."
The weekly Columbian. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne Co., Cal.) 1856-1???, 1856-11-15

she that marries man because he is "good
match" must not be surprised if he turns out
"a Lucifer."
The weekly Columbian. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne Co., Cal.) 1856-1???, 1856-11-15

HAVE Removed my stock of Boots Shoes to the Ere
proof building formerly occupied by Wells, Fargo
Co., door South of Branard's Store. Being out of
danger of fire. shall keep good assortment of BOOTS
SHOES through the dry season. and will sell
the at small profit Also have bought the stock
of L. c. Bgelow consisting of Saddles Harness &C., such
is found in Saddlers' Shop, and will dispose of the
same, cheap for cash
Repairing of all kinds done at shortest notice.
DAVID PARKER
Columbia. Aug so noll If
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-07
- PAIENr METALLIC BUKIALcAsEs.
NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRAC-
TORS.

fINHE und,rsigu d. Commissioners Of the Western
i Division Of the " abash and Mississippi Kali
road will receive PROPOSALS until the 10Th day OF
March nexf, fpr the GRADING BRIDGING Tying, and
COMPLETION If The First section ot said road, from
Warsaw IL Carthage. Ill The distance is II mills,
about / ? miles # which has beon partially graded
anil bridgsd The work 10 be done Will be grade
the additional portion # the sectonre- grade ard
repair The old graAe furnish and lay the ties the
wsoe--build some bridging, furnish the iron, and
stock the Rad etc All u which work, and mate
rial furnished, must b. II such character VIII
make first class western road
The work to he commenced within thirty days af
the acceptance of the bids aud contract and pros
eoued with diligence aud fidelity, under the direction
II the Engineer IF the road, - completion within
twelve mouths.
Payments will BE- made may be agreed upon. in
the Corporate Bonds of the County Of Hancock,
City Of Warsaw and City of keokuk, bearing eight
per cent interest-and individual subscriptions of
Ii, material and r. al estate along and in the Vi
entity ~ the line BIDS viii be receiy ed aud consd
erred for separate sections Of grading, bridging. and
iyisg. ami ironing and furnishing tho road-or fer
the whole eompete, at an aggregate price pr msie,
etc.
The Co mssioners reservng the light T. consider
and accept oniy such H. may be emed reasonable
and within their ability aud means adopt ana
ply with.
For further information apply to--and bidders
will address either # the undcrsigned-to Wit
j. W. INhFRSOLL, Canton. lii.
NJ. =. HUNT Warsaw, III.
II ", SAMPLE, ktokuk, Iowa.
Feb. 14th 1896. Commissioners " 4 II X. r.
a&Wlaay
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, Il general assortment If
tDDf.IK IsaRDN ARE.

Saddlery Iardware. we'll selected Tie Eastern mar
kct, and for sale st. LOUIS prices
They have on hand and are constantly mann
featuring Of the best materials saddles Brides and
Harness If every description
The above articles Will be sold 81 wholesale or re-
tail nj uniform prices.
These Wanting hing IN eur line will do well
q cell and examine our stock teforo buying as We
lntend TO give all, the worth IF their money
The highest price viii be pail in cash for Hides.
). y. BERNARD i 60.
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Denie'. EIrctro-naxnrt,c rl..,er.

IN fFtftH'f 'NFf fsf WILLS MD fE}Eks IN
forR HoURs
FTsHIS Novel and extraordinary remedy IL upheld
l. by tbs testimony Of some OF tbs best in
Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas. The proprie-
Ter and inventor has among Thousands Of others,
ti6cater from the following distinguished gentlemen
IT Memphis Tenn, tine home III the proprietor
Rev. l.. TRACE. Col. smith r. Bankhe ad--editor
Memphis Wing, VIM. i lancey--editor Of the Mem
phis News, T. keefe VI. d., A. Carr, NJ. D., X. Ii.
rocket, lawyer. grandson Of Dayy Crockc, Thos. s.
L.ard VI j.
This wonderful Piasie does mol pain, blister or cx-
oriate. Wherever IL has been introduced il has
resided all other patent medicines for chilS and
frsreR qul}nHe ont Of fte market!
Unlike Quintne, Arsenie and other deleteraus
drags, this medicine makes aqniek radical and per-
fect and Is not followed by ira Of malades
worse than the removed. II Is perfectly harmless
and be use with perfect safety by ali sexes and
as.
The proprietor in introducing the +. NJ. p. in tins
community Ieayts t 10 max lis oea reputation hare
by it, merits and superior claims be pebiic.
Addrtss g. II. D.nie, Proprietor. Memph,s, Tenn.
PklcE, 81. A liberal d..ceani made % the trade.
sent ty mai, + Hit IaYts Il ia. country.
su.e wholesale and rtt4ii agent To- kc0kak
ii. Ii. AlRES.
Corner "a ard Main street uvf2a.iw
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G. II. HUSTON,
Wh0iesaIc Deaieri Motions and
Fancy Dry Goods,

"a MAIN STREET kEoKrK, Iowa.
new stock and the largest and bes, assorted ever
offered in the market Our stock Is purchased direct
from manufacturers and importers, and We pledge
ourselves 10 sell al prices low for cash to good
tine buyers, as 81 Louis or any other western mar
llet-
Merchant will find il to their advantage to call
and examine our goods and prices before buyingclse,
where. We viii consider it no trouble 10 show them
through oar ~tock.--d&w
\ FINE stock Pocket Cutlery tor sale low at
"A sep 20 HUST0N'S
A HEAVY stock OF cap, Letter, Ladies Bath Bath
Z n POST Fancy aud Commercial Note Paper, PLAIN
and laid Bpf, he and Fancy Coiored Envelopes at
sep2o HUsToN'S
4 6.neral as.ormen, Of oertnan silver and dou-
1 \ bic plated ware ali warranted and at iuanufac-
turer's prices al sep2o HNSfoN1's.
4 n extensive stock Of Whips and Lashts at man
Z \ ufacturer' prices at sep2l HUsT0N'3.
rINHE largest ana best assorted stock Of Embrode-
l. ~ IN the city at sep2l HUST0A'S.
V1lE Finest assortment Of Ribbons ever offered IN
L the market, at sep2l III @IoN'>.
ILoCks enough to supply the market, q g,cry
y variety Of pattern, Jcrome : make, warranted
and a manufaeutfors prices, at HCsT0Ns
'INHE bsst assortment of l-ace Vols aud Dress
L Thinning at scp20 HleIoNs
4 LARGE ana fine lot Of Kid Grove. # every
Z grade. a' cp2i HUSTON ;.
ISL Kecaiysdt larg. stock u Buek Gla,e4 and
- 1tts a. sep2o HU>Tt Ms.
4 VOID anl common Jewelry and Gold aud silver
NJ wa,ch,s. az svp2l HtSIoN'e.
LIVERY ,are cts If soods comprised in tUe Notion
"a aud Fancy Gou~ tine 81 Huston pre- tlat
2runo t4tl q faace purchases and beneh- 10 bay
81, Cab & hs Z. aied ect.u4ts i'r 5otr-a-tt..
1 IlAE b4.s porabIe lafi #
~ 81 liya.N
HD.ta la
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keOkuk Gy,nnastum

fNHH UNDERSIGNED would respectfully an
nounce to the citizens Of ktoAuk. that he has
oFFd hi- rooms for the reception III gentlemen
eui@a1.e ard ample preparations have been made
70 Pr et}e and promote the health, Yicur and men.
-, elasticity of All who may desreto parcipate ~
the manly exercises and healthy sports II rvnnas
ties. Pure air aui cold water, judesouslv used IN
tht manner prescribed BY him, cannot fail to make
the most weakly healthy, strong ana robust
fEf~ Rooms over Carey 4 kllbourne' : store XII
bourne biack, Main street, il the 4th story En-
trance from he rear Of tho building.
declNat q. MANCHESTER
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VUFEks a " u EaE~Ns
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
n N sf Sh q pS.

Ia constant arrivals our stock Of Eastern Work
ID viii soon be the finest and largest offered
in keokak. They selected with special reference
to the wants OF the retail trade, and will comprise
every variety imaginable. The prices will be such
will convince every one that have fully adopt
cd the motto Of Quick sales and Small Profits
N. Il. The summer Goods hand will he
closed out AT CosT.
Boot and Shoe Mandatory.
To the Ladies we would say, call in md see cur
elegant styles of Bootees Buskins, and Slips, of the
finest materials, manufactured at our establish
ment, winch IN point Of quality and durability We
will warrant To BE- equal to any in the west.
Gentlemen VIII find il u their interest to call and
examine our stock Of custom made work, u which
ample quantity will always be kept on hand, and
only the best materials, and employ none
bat the best woykmcn, they may rest assured Of a
good article, guaranteed 10 fiji in all eases,
y. b. All articles Of oar own manufacture war
ranted.
Sign of the Mammoth shoe, corner building, Main
and Third Streets.
August 81. iSlj--ddw
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sseusoyuG.

TAHEY 4 KiIBoUkNE have removed to their
~ new store III hihourne's Block. They have
spared no PANS expense in fitting up their store,
ami have complete stock Of Looking Glasses Chi
na, Class and Crockery, which they are selling at
small profits to the city trade for cash.
dec25d CAREY & KILB0uRNE.
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Reniot grom Concert nam.

| J.. y. hQinlIoN, Attorney and Cour4el Tor
-. ~ Lazy Notary Public, Land aud general col
iectlng Agent aihce in the Reai Estate Agency and
wh9lesale Auction House If Smith a Van Sieklen,
on % street bstween Main and Johnson keokuk
Iowa. Lots Of Lot aud Farms for sale on reasona
pie tefms oct. I'D
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s.a~ Fixtures.
u. q. Bernard Il Go.

| L AVE taken the old stand Of L. II. Turner for
| merry J C. Irimblol No. So, Main street oppo-
site kilbourne's new buildings where they offer for
sale as cheap the cheapest general assortment Of
shoe. saddle and Harness Leather.
Enamelled and Patent Leather. Enamelied Cloth
Trunks, Carpet Bags Fiy-Nct,, WHIPS and whip
Lashee.
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tremendous stock.

MY Bows say my second story is piled 50 full Of
vi good. that there Is danger of breakdown. All
persons wanting goods at their own prices viii do
well 10 call al our store and save the trouble Of
throwing them into the street. Dry Goods yes cv
cry thing. Gruceries YES, the best teas fresh Boots
and Shoes. yes, every thing.
dac7 d&W :. y. Il i. &. BILLINGS
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GiEimorcss Cholera and DIarrhea

This is the best remedy known for bowel comp.
laints such rs Cholera, Diarrhca Dysentery. Pains
in the Bowels. &c, ac Those who have used it are
charmed with It's medical virtues. The name is blown
In the glass.
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Autumn Stock.
~ n ~ a. e ~ - Up

! / AS uo@ opea a 1nestack Of French aud Amer
L L ieun Printed and Pain DeLaine~ PLAIN ap1
Plaid Neruoe- Coourg. Black and C"loted No
haig, DcIages. &e t. which he invites the atten-
ton u tAe Ladies' assuring them that the style and
quality are unsurpassed. ard prices low the
goods can be sod IN theeountry.
Ii eokuE. IS ,.t 10. d&w
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fresh ArriNaIs

A I the Nmble Sixpence, just from tho Auction
n Rooms. Il large lot Of Goods. Come and SEE what
bal gains. :. :. i y. &. BILLINGS.
sept. /, is55--d6w.