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Womsn's Rights The last phase of this
prevailing ism is being manifested in the
chivalric gallantry Of the honorable Senate of
the United States, who have concluded, as it
were, to turn out of their seats all the gentle
men connected with the press in order to
make room in what was formerly known as
their reporter gallery, for furbeloes, founees,
rouge, ribbons, feathers, &c DC. Yesterday,
by direction of some authority of the body,
the assigned seat of every gentleman whese
business it was to taks notes of the debate for
the press, were thus occupied by fair creatures
who were said to have been "dead headed"
into that place by honorable Senators. We
never saw set Of courteous gentlemen more
annoyed than were those thus unceremonious-
ly ousted, without formal vote of the Senate
out of their former facilities for the discharge
of their duties to their employers, which, it
strikes US, are, after al, Of moro Importance
to the country than that the Senate shall
transact business directly under the flashes
Of the light Of bright eyes radiating from the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-02-26

Grand Assembly.
TINE MEMBERS OF TIE BEN fkANh-
l. lin Target Company No. 1 respectfully an
ntunce to their friends and the public tnsl mel
Tenth Assembly will take place a haImoty
Hall on TUESDAY February 10th, $50. Ihg
pledge III. msglves that nothing VIII be zen IN
done 10 make this the Assembly Of he season.
COMMITTEE Of Ara,gsmsSfs
RIG Escklof, James Thompson,
CIV Cunningham Boyd.
w II Planning, feoB0
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large Fremot mass meeting was held al
Columbus, Ind, Oh the i0;h inst. Up-
wards Of 5o.odapeorie were present. south
ern Indiana il oil right. /, has heard from
Mime
The South Carolina Ttmes states that tho
Nee Fra, '.the only paperin South Carolina
whose editor coaleseenis 70 support and nj.
voeata the election q Fillmore uaa Daael-
SON. was sold unaer the hammer last week
for S2l5
Tbs Cincinnati re.4tarreiot n the l2.A
saws
The Fremont meeting on the public land :
lng last evening, war called To order b.
julie ffphnsco, the law partner af Tom
tafwl., and among tAe Secretaries were
Attiim II. Aor@tn, Hon etsfwitf sen. std
6eufga Il. sage. his son-in- !Hs. also rhem-
as living Jr,. son 81 the Old Salt Boiler
Anafhor ~ the Secretaries. ". Wafnoek,
WIS. W. understand. u Buchanan man until
within fht pest month. We may add 10 gha
al'eye Ashiaeahi ftc's that 1ai. lsaa
Norris, 81 1lsn.an County, vel, known IL
the gehtseman who in the CONSTITUTIONS
! anfeut'nn gave the coup oe lraet L. join
Doe and Riohara Rse, 4 brotner-lf.-,aw. an
Rabert Y. sofwin. 81 lehansu. u nephew .
Tom tarwln. are hsrd I'll uofk in thsfr re
speesise loea'ltiesfar fsem5a. sud hagtpa.
60 Tic baltimore patslos. ii long ~
t.ele Oh Mr.. gnehal m political lie, SHOW
ilu up ~ having been VI different periods
4ati Democrat. II moesas, peaee advocate
a llllbusses, tariff, ant-tariis, bank, anti
baux, Missouri compromise, kansas Nehras
ia, anti Say cry, pro- slavery; and, u aaar'
ha- Away kept himself in that soft stat
wnirh e.,tles the uominant party to monl'
hsm 10 an ferm il peasei--she newest shap
into VII oh b has been converted being tina
II the Cincinnati platform"
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'NIhhat'
Tue DlYrEar~cE.- Mr.. Green. 81 Me.',
vas announced to address the Black Demo
.racv in this city on last evening, ana we pre-
sumo he did So Many other southern gen
tlcmen. nclad,ng breckenridge, tho hoea-
aneer candidate for Wee President, hnSe
.h.d h the rescue. and are stnmping Il
NIL through The northern and western states.
And they de- il without moleslatloh' lheS
are permitted 10 proclaim their s!aFocEa'le
sentiments. bow syfr offensive 10 northern
men. with the utmost freedom. Northern
m n brliege the sentiment OF Jefferson, that
error Of opinion can be tolerated where
truth il left free TO combat 1t. Moreover,
,bev respest The constitutional right Of every
citizen Of The Union 10 untrammeied Tree
dom Of opinion nnd OF sreeeh. Ara, there
fbrc. when the Slave drivers come north TO
ealich.en the people on the beauties OF Slave
~ and the superior rights Of the South, their
a.puments are not answered with biuageons
AMI bowie knives aud reviewers. They can
loudly denounce northern men, on northern
sal, as id nbo'isionists. traitors and dis
unonists. They can attempt to hully-rng
northern men hy threats thai they tfem-
.!ycs--tto !osdiy Ere eaters will split and
shiver this Union. unless the north will obey
their presumptuols and audacloas behests.
Aud YET for doing 50. they arc not tarred
and fcalhered. they are not driven away lake
mental fu.,itives, they are not shot down IN
their tracks like ycnomous wild beasts.
But Just reverse the picture, ii you please.
I'm lgine. if Won can, tina, flaming posters are
circulated through Cole county, Mo-, an
nouncing that Senator Harlan, u Iowa, will
address the people OF Cole county IN favor
Of Fremont and Freedom! Could he do II I
Could he even get 10 jefferson City unless
in coo. Aud If he did, and if, further, ht
should dare openly to proclaim the senti.
ments i Jefferson, and contend for the con
.,itu,ional rights of freemen, would he ever
leave Cole county alivc2 The very idea IL
preposterous. But Mr.. Green can come
from Missouri iato any part OF low. ant
speak his mind freely without harm or mo,
CESSATION. Why is this difference Is dr
Green any better than Mr.. Harlan lia'
be rights superior to whose Of free state mea
l. the Declaration If Independence one thing
in Missouri ana another in Iowa. l. ~,
Constitution ii the nion one thing IN Mis-
seori and wholly different in Iowa Ar
The eternal and 6od. given Rights OF Ma
one thing IN Missouri pud something else i
/ Iowa
LET free men think IL this, and reflect M
/ on the cause Of this difference. Let liberty
( loving democrats, whose hearts in times pas
have kindlel with enthusiasm for freedom
and tho rights Of man, remember who a.
/ n9w their strongest allies, ana how they ar
/ now called aran1o work for aesnotism AM
human bondage
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council met.
Present all The Aldermen.
Ill. Wharf Master reported the receipts Of
wharf ~ for the moatAs OF August 70 be
s 80 Report accepted. aud hls bill 81
So 81 aj!nWed.
TIC petition Of r. Simpson and Others to
have the nliley through block 10 graded,
ana vi NJ. Ii. Hummer and others. TO have
III. alley throa u i.leek luo graded, We're re-
corded AMI the Engineer directed To adyer
use Tor proposals for grading sad alleys.
The rumon,trance OF Robert simpson aud /
- olAers against the change III the width OF I
side walks wa. referred - the comiaittee IN +
streets and alleys.
Tie proposition Of X. J. Clay Go. in
reforeuceia their contract On Bank street,
was referred to the committe on Finance.
communication vas received from tile
City Engineer, stating thai The contractor on
! Concert street, had not commenced work
in accordance with his contract. wnereupan
the Engineer was authorized TO h ave the ne
oessary WORK done To protect the cnyerls on
High and Concert streets.
The petition al L. II. Bissell K CO., 70
haze q Gulsert buls on Main street hayoni
Fourteenth, WAS referred 10 tho CITY Engineer
To report i plan and the c1st thereof.
The contract Of Michael MeDeinott for the
grading Third street apoveaeheert, was APP
pravei.9
Tue following estimate for work was A.
loved:
II. ]. Clay Il 90, work on Bank s.. ss55 s.
]. h. Knight, haf. un Johnson -
Ca,,ert. $40 IL
]. j. K 49, ~, cca.scsts, i Tt:r.'
Ward. 10 81
N.aau In Rae. on FifIh street Sill g.,
Az. Garrett ed iii 65
Jasper a. mil, on Exchange ST., SO -
The following LlIis Mere allowed ~ vii /:
NJ A. l.. Scheusr. earth Deposited, = ~ -
II TAYLOR, posts for khbourna
park. ~ ~
foasua park. 80 %
W II. Mcpherson, boarding Gala
h4ase prisoners, - ~
The Lii If U.Brier Donnelly for re-
paiFlug Calvert III Third street, and amount
; ing to S7Gs rs, vas referred 10 Aldermen
/, 3hsr,s. Conn and Taylor.
tannei. adjourned TO Tuesday, Sept. 18th,
81 o'clock, r.s
tF Cue might NJ well be out Of tbs world
as beloved by nobody in it.
CO H. j. a worthless fellow who lives on
ls for himself
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sa..ses ana Principles,

Az parties are subject 10 the laws OF change /
In process OF time they will drift. like ships |
on the tide, far away from original land !
m ,rks. Names may remain unchanged,
while the real vital principles and objects be
come widely different. An apt illustration
Democratic party. A few years since thai
party boldly ami uniformly IN State Gonven-
ton, in every Free State in tho MON. pro-
claimed ia hostilityto the further extension
ofslavery, They asserted precisely the same
principles ana opinions which the Republi-
c,ns BOW assert, aud for asserting which we
are s,igmaiizci rs niger worshippers, trail
f0rs and d,sunionists. II we IRE disunion-
ISIS now, what we're they then The prinei-
piles are the same. Who, then, has changed:
Read what that leading organ Of the Dem
ocraey. ESQ cal.oil the Cincinnati kaqairer.
said 10 longer ago than 1850. Speaking in
reference to the right, claimed BY slave hold
ers, to take Their ''human chattels' ia;o The
Territories and hold them ia seryitpae here
withou, authority of law, il said:
"What does the South want. Tier rights
in the Territories she has them. Tier clt.
liens arr a. free 70 20 with their wives and
.llaran. their wagons ttud hatnes, as the ell
liens ii fha North. VII that not satisfy the
South Has she some peculiar tgai winch
the North does not possess and does NOS WISH
Ii Is sac the right - take into free Terrific
rsr- species II property wsach The irce Ia
Scr ~ the North regards - ps-taenee, and
sch il know. TO be It's nataral enemy
Ms, certainly not. There is t,ght strongel
tam that claimed b. tie South = tins naiura
right Of imam. l. j. tlsht which eyeFrlles nj
Q hers. II IS omnipo.ent. irres.stahle. /
Acknowledges an equal right hat not 10 sn
r.rur. |. goes hard III hand with it, equal
bat not With TIE Sls.te. Il bfe4thes and ave-
Ia he pure air If freedom, ard saifaeases i,
r'ig atmosphere ri s'1sy7Ty. r 6biy hsselt
the great principle OF i6e tAAt q sell ptes
eryatlon -eAen it SAYS, ths fertile PLAN, an
suutus walters uf oar ne. lands shal bufret
Ii tie soath y content wish siarers wheee
n99 exists, W. are. Ali We ask is that
saasl teHta4t ahrre Il III.
That ~. language that became freem.
bold .rae ana pointed. Wiz any Dem
sat te!. Us Wherein aly position differs fro
that And then VII BE- inform Us how lon
tse enquirer could train ~ TIE Democrat
party il il dared 70 use lhat language nov
ol records are sometimes convenient. TIL
WI ofien, ~ Ia ihi, case. furnish relics
fhe past ahieh loom up Ike great land mar
III tbs ocean, and furnish unnistaAaheia4
"ihere j. no. Democrat in ilwa VI
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what slavery does Tor s""th
SnrVkina.

Read the following letter from South
Carolina Planter to aphlladelphta merchant
Comment is superfuous.
liam thoroughly dissatisfied with The
prospects of myself and my postcrity in these
parts. This State is drifting into hopeless
insolvency. Our population Is moving away
rapidly. and old farms are gong begging
N less than the cost Of their buildings. bnr
lawyer politicians are voting the means oil
the State to build railroad to connect with
Tennessee, for whose rich products we haye
very little money - give.
!. The capitalists Of my district send thelr
money 10 Georgia ard Missouri TO be loaned
out. oar few Gotten n manufacturers herea-
boat arc hard run to get money TO carry On
heir business: the farming business suffers
IN the same ratio. Now. ask Iii all conf
.hnce, il there any hope when our l.snis nave
reached the very minimum u ehearness, thas
hey will ever be replrnished with an indus
trs0us population from abroad, or from iie
more northern States Or Will they be
abandoned 10 the foxes and the owls AIN
hriaiy resolved to school my sons IN Europe,
ana my daughters near Philadelphia. My
present income from farming Viii moi aito"
his, for the growth Ct negroes - al Tue gan
s / have made. | VII. not sell them ~ my ne
+ .essltie, require: therefore am doomed t.
live poor, though nominnlly vel oh. q Owl
more than thirty slayes.l
81 want 10 train my children To sell re-
! lance Myself doom TO tbs management
81 NEGROES for haye negroes tina, could
n8t have the heart t1 sell, aud 10 whom no
crtS, with their present cultivation, weai1
Sc aa boon. In this iilelntna seek tie al
siea { : friend. whether 70 move = the cot
Ton regions Of orntral Alablma, where mon.
e. elr lie made, or. only keeping my favor
lie negroes. permanently settle Ia Tennessee
or Missouri. merely mention some OF TIT
outnosts Of nay defenees.
:. am now surrounded hs few OF I'd
wealthy, hut mostly by act OF poor lsno
rant people, whose prospects nre pooF!naeea
|, From among such my children shall escape
Tod knows claim FOR nay awn no superlori
~ in pedigree or performances. But prosres
j. the word among the poor, heiplesss SCI
see none. q stroke of misfortune can re
: iaee mine tothe same level. Therefore, /
tie strength OF their arm, aud the csearnca
of their head. I'll launei them On tho world
and II they gain an hundred slaves nniece
ii tfteir choice
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INTENSE RErGnitcAS DknossTRATioS At NEW
AJAX 4cS ruk l2Tu issT.

~ Republican cause in N. Jersey receiv-
"a .,r.nv,b and It's advocates were greatly
.aco.ru,,el by tile demonstration at Newark
,..tnrday. 4 heavy shower OF ram came
IN ,n.t before the hour OF meeting, Whtit
tle procession was forming 10 mareh 10 lhe
MACE Of meetin :, and continued Tor over an
hour II consi ierabiy diminished inc pro-
ces,,on.anl pr vented that display OF mum
l. ~ whicR>athcrwise woald have maue tilis
QUO Of tho Great demonstrations OF tats
c,,n,a,yn. Ilo8ryer. over lO,oJu persons
gathered together upeu tho wet grass ~ Tug
/ Para to listen to the sprakers; ana ia.E'
German Getting was Mt the SEINE time go'hs
/ on in a public Hall. Much enf11ssasin Wa
/ exhibited AMI the eegerness with wren 'aes
/ listened throughout showed the h}efeS'
frlt hy the people in the issac OF TINS eslh'
paign. ,o ia mo.
tbaAs that lie farmers took 10 say they
Iored Eepublcanism. Great carry-alis, hoia'
ing family parties, with father, mother, som
isughters and grand hildren, packed an.
( slowed away IN, on aud under tue seats
run,i,led into the city from all the vicinity
drawn bv weli-fed, sleek teams. Dozens o.
the family parties had tackled 10 their err
riagcs little Aags with s.Fremont anu lay
t.A.
tops' on them, or had fastened 20 the horses
beads a small banner that bore Republican
notices. Then came the plankroaa saaGes
( N Of mon aud women, eager ~ aaae d pF'~
in the ceremonies Of the day. Inenappe'fts
Tong pro SESSIONS Of the Germans, VINO inareh
"a - tho Turner'S Hall and improysed
Emoeting OF their own, at which German re
mont sneesbes were made and liberty song
chanted with great glee. laen started "
new sat, Of delegations--th bands OF ma
lie in some by-strect turned peoples head
that WAY AMI IA fresh force me NJ, to th
iejd-aaa then the rain ceased, and the cur
rem. OF life that ebbeI and flowed over tn
civ set all one way and came to center
Tic Military Park.
John T.. Hale. and Burlingnme, addresse
the people for several hours. The most tr'
penloas enthusiasm was exhibited. Nhe
the meeting broke up, $1,000 people wef
in the Patk.
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cxaaIusi cHAsmsil
e.r. WATER wssisU>.

N1EhCiiA&IS, have you ono IT idiltR SAFES
NJ secure Your b1ess AMI other sa.nAbi, = from
ne ltt .asseas If NOT, purchase one sin dat si
ali otast SAFES are worthless. SHfEf iRos b"Ass
y il no. stand Are.
For yaas of Hater Works. and good organised
Fire ttsnarIt M, you ase IA danger hfe once =
pngAgil da sad haeor, aai With - vail e. your
b oh aud other valuable nnlSs secured tn ene oi
Lille ~ eirs and irg AT prv,t SAFE
All sizes can h. ,and a- the world . sat SD
l.ennt lbs Main street, where atlo can b. oh.,insd
Hardware ef first qualify ana low prices.
.apt4id II .aIEUtiASF. IA h " "
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RicxEY i d,>aN. Surgeon Dentists, are
prepared TO insert Teeth upon Gold, Silver
and tiutta Perez, also upon Platina with
continuous uau, which for beauty and
cleanliness can.s5 bc surpassed. They arc
determined 10 u the neatest work that is
done in the CITY aili al less price than
any other o.hc3 AsFs. uibce on Kiondeau
l,.f ,rran Third mn PAnrfh
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Tux MEErt<o.--Mr Rankin opened the
meeting last uighs with some fore.hlc anu
eloquent remarks, which were cut short by "a
thunder storm.
MIR. Ralston will address the people OF
Saturday right.
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.s.re Chasce Tor Profitable Invess-

l-,DIfRrEEy 10 ACRE LOfS.---lg5 acres Land
L we'll k,,.wn TO he the haest farm in Lee county I,
s,il pe sod in 10 acre Lots, ata goat bargain III
HE tract il beau ifuiy situated ab1at mile below
nc city limits, the State line road consisting 81
xtra fine rich ttum land, not snbjtc to overflow
md =, i, hi gh limb red land perfectly smo th and
.ttrliy free from any breaks ravines whatever
It's autlfnlly iocaisdf,r country vesid nces, and
very valuable for garden ne purposes. Persons dc.
ring 20 purchase will d, v ~ - call II the sub
criber + off "a and examine the pa 0f same.
Terms easy Apply to q. Il. DiMOND,
Is au,ls klib,ufne's Block, MXin-st.
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kanHnk Mana Yasa.

rIsHE suh,criher, having pnreha Ell tho sbove
yard 4 n. aolstan, will deliver VIZ, ~ any
stove. FIR Ssa per Load II 90 fvet,
AIo will saw wood any Nhess In IN. city Tor q
cents per cord where the quantisy i six o,d< "
over and less III n 90 per oard. Eight days mo-
tics required fr sa~snR
yard cmD>r Of High and Fifth STREETS,
s,pt is Lm r LIBkETON.
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REDUCE ORR NOMINAL IL TIE RIA
STANDARD or PRICES THRotaiioIf Ill1
WORLD. AND vol COVER Ut Il ootAIhl
Wfru BLESS Sa. AND A&NEtiI : r. Ne be-
caaaa4's Syetrb oa lam na3eS Nh. Rf7s'r go
T. pagf 4s6.
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NH Na.Nn, III q
"A Mr.. Me 'AFf SKY has fyinov, ~
~ her shop ICON second street, TO kast ~
si,- II ,,o4rtti street, just bsioa Johnson.
fla M just reeeiy answ stock II MlLiNEkh
FOODS f,f Fall an Tia eg, she mites ali her GA
irianfs ati neh nus ones may fatpr her vita
heir c~tats a. cali and examine stsle-e qualities
aud pri~ts Partirl ar pains vail hetakelto psas,
all Ats9, stamping for enbfopisryt done nj SHIT,
notice.
sept T. dim
Tom G.ris wanted.
Two whom Vii 81 paid s3aa pr week. kngmre
| attas RI CnAKLEs HOTEL,
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Tux ArrnoR o. Iha I.iEs.-lt is worthy
or remark that all The attacks upon Col
Fremont. nearly ail, have originated n
Waahi ngton. Even those which ara borne to
"a from the distant shores 81 the Pac nc,
ara contained in letters from Washington TO
the California pn,,hys They all arise from
the same pen. Through the thin gauze OF
the Bgler agencs, the hand OF MIR. Buchanan
himself, tho defamcr Of his only formidable
or dreaded rival lnav DO plainly discerned.
[, is not likely tha' The Republican title 81
| President will ever grace Mr.. Bnchanan's
name. But nnoshdr and different title ne
| has Tally and persislentiy earned: u IS that
/ OF stsnlerer. He Ii was who first gave cur
/ reney and plaastiElty TO the bargain Gu
lamlg on the gaiians Clay. Mean spirited,
he begged of Air. Cay not 10 expose him rs
the author Of tn sitnaer which cheated the
! grcaf kentuokipu eut OF the Presidency.
inins of the eagi concealing through lie
/ the p isoued shaft, through motives OF gcn..
erosity toward The base hand that sped III
no, from his grave thousand barhed ar
rows spring mp and point toward the assas-
sin. Now the reyiler turns upon inc soans
aud chiyatxons Fremont, as to fresh victim
for Ii venom, Lea the people OF America
when they realistic base attacks upon iht
,,n.,l.iad name ~ Fremont, reflect that
James Buchanan Is their author. Justice
. ,ba living justice TO the>dead let jastl g
be dealt al the es.on in Nayember.i y
y. Tribune.
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Such are your allies. Such are inc men
10 oon,,nI v,pr nartv. and thus II II that
vonr marty has drifsel away frem It's Old
Ia oamarss. and your name--shorn Of sig.
nfcance. or grossly misappsied, has be-
come .siikc sounding brass or = tnkhng
cvmbat"
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MEETING AZ HAMILToN.
MASS MEETING.

There will be a mss meeting in this Cir,
on the 18th Of October.
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Fearful RlDE Bows SruR OF TIKI aLLk-
eusxY Mor$4Aisx 4 STAGE tPsRr. --on tue
morning of the : INST, u. half past Two
O'Clock u party, iwanty.one III Number, iJs
the White sulphar springs for the terminus
III tho Central X tiroad. All went on pleas
antiy until about twelve or one O'Clock m
the dry, and sh t.iy after commencing the
descent of M,rrs mountain, when II became
alnrmingiy appatea. 10 the passengers III the
advance coach that the horses were running
away and to increase their terror, the driver
was ralin. in The last. The horses, tha-
lef, unchecked, went flashing oa IN their mad
career, the coach tesllng from SIDE 70 side
undar its heavy tap load, first upon the two
wheel, nearest tie precipice and then inclih
my IN the opposite direction, until al last
il wa< thrown yia.ea 4 over, managing ana
crushing tho I'm. 4. at the terrified passeh
gers, Killing one horse ana breaking leg oi
another. 10 ndt 10 the confusion OF tn
scene. the horse winch we're not disable,
cDniil.neI 10 drn& The wreck nilscrminate
I il plied up aud eaehle 10 help themselves
4 [klehnoud WIFI.
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AUCTION GAa.x.
~ rsfsNY.aiEt flfAt AZ ~ = no


Successors H. Hove, Lock wood Coz
r ARaE sale Of Crockery, Diass, China, Lookin.
~ GlAsses, etc.
Jno. IS. Ozark. croakery dnalcr, Main St. between
sirst and Leve, DESTROYS Of closing out his pre-
cent stock, 10 make room for a large supply,
We will therefore seli. ~ pnbiic anuton, IN
boy stock. culntuencing at 10 O'Clock, Wednesday
aarni q anil al la past o'eipek in the evening
ps nth. and a.nfifns until the stock y n0sd
ne st.,ok vs. will sell ut the abo.. time ard place
~ hf- sset nd fer IN iats - suit narrha~ers.
Or nj! suns over fifty dollars, three menihs viii
. gwen. with sat isiaet, ~ ndorss III MT
III stock comprises everything usually found II
a rockery and g.ass stone.
Country merchants, groceries, and heads 81 Tam
,Iits will DO we'll TO nttende
There will BE- a competent packer in attendance
to pack country purchases
kLADLI.L HOWE 4 CO.,
sept L., '55--dAwtf Auctisnssrs.
1yHiNA, GLASS AND QuEENsW RE Tbs
~ pubic will take notice that John H. Vnirk y
80 oierirg grsa' bargains u iit iine. as Us =
eiosin on hs pgsssnf stoes tn pubic ~ DO we'll
o eass ind cure bargains. 81 10y
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FREE LABoR--TItg NATURAL CAPITA
wurcu Constitutes Tie REAL WEALTH
IA Tufs onrAr COUNTRY, And tRGATIs
rHAT INIELE.iaENf foAEh II ifih MAS
f. ALONE To re RELIED On A. 1hE III l.
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fesaaNa,s LefteI e Avtptan6t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-18

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