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HAN DWARF AND CUTLERH.
Baldwin & Evans,

AT the Old Stand,
Cor. Main and Fourth stS, keokuk, Iot1d
NOV have in store unusually large stock q
~ Hardware and Cutlery, to which they invit
the attention OF country merchants and others
Among which may be found the following:
Axes--liant,s Collins and Vognes,
Broad Axes--Collins Simmons and Sharp's,
Scytbes--tirass Grain and Brush,
Snaths-six different kinds,
Hay knives-various qualities,
Straw Kniyes--do.
Corn kniyes-do,
Hay Fofks--2 and tine, assorted,
Manure Forks-Long handle, assorted,
do ID do
Handled Hocs--various kinds.
Carolina Hoes--Iron and Steel,
Handled Axes--iIunts and kent's,
Garden Rakes--Iron and Steel,
Shoyels--Ames' and others,
Spades--do,
Grain Scoops--lron and steel,
Horse Nails--G and. American
Wrought Nails-All sizes,
Cut--do,
Finishng--do,
strap iInges-All wrought,
Hinges-do,
Hooks and IIinges--all sizes, English,
Sad lrons-2 qualities,
eayards--ali sizes,
Scale Beams--do.
Coffee Milis-Good assor. ment
Brass kettles-from to 10 inch diameter,
Tea kettles--Cast and wrought
Glue Pots-Tinned and enanelied
Fry Pans--Tinned. all sizes.
In addition to the above. We have a large assort
ment Of Building Hardware aud Mechanics Tools
which We are determined sell rs low as the
myZUdtfwy BALDWIN 4 EVANS
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II MBROIDKRED WORK done il ali its branches.
IL in Stfk, Wossted. and CDtton thread, on Dress,
es, M.atilss Vests. Shirt Bcsoms Initial Letters
and whole names on Pocket Hsndk ereheife. Al,o.
Nets, Tapestry, and all kinds Of Fancy Needle.
work made to order from large variety Of pattern,
on hand 1t the Fancy Store Of
Mrs. KATE WEISMANN.
second st., bet. Main r johnson, in
JnlyI7-dtf Graham Duildin~
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The subscribers, proprie-
tors Of the Empire Stove
Works, st. Louis, beg
leave TO inform Stove
Dealers in Iowa that they
have established a branch,
of their house in X eokuk ;
where they will keepcon-
stantly on hand . large
and well-assorted stock
Of
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Forunlimited course in Double Entry Book Keep
ing, Commercial Cnlculstions Pcnmaaship, and ID
missions 70 the Lectures on Com mercal Law 12a co.
THE DESIGN or THIS INSTITUTION u
y AFFORD perfect for acquiring. in IN sxpe
Ait'oss manner, . thorough knowlsdgs Of the sell
snssa 4gesntilc nsasis ka1y nsek Keeping ~
piled 10 All Department. Of trade. The evusss 81
training aasptd n this Institstien 10 he sane -
that followed By ths Mercantile Collsgsof Pssssyl-
vaniA which has received
TEE MOST lAPHATac Rxc0nnRNDAfloMs
from tbs bsst nercaatils autAositisa In the country,
and Is sanctioned by the Chamber Of Conneree q
the city Of New York, - ths most comprehensive
and practical view ever introduesd.
AN RLx0ANf DIPLOMA
under the seal Of the State College Of Pennsylvania
signed BY ths Rsculty,is granted 70 those who pen
ssttsfsctory examination. This instrument viii b
fosnd passport TO the confidence Of bssiness hous-
81 ia every part Of the Union.
- send for circular and specimen Of Pspnaa-
snip BY mail. ny3edAvly
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with which sait all eyes THAI ear b suited.
0-We are prepared TO do oil kinds Of Clock Aad
Watch Repairing, and jobbing Of every descriptions
connected with our trade.
November 20, 1855 d&w
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DISSOLUTION.

DGSSOLCTlON.
NOTICkis hereby given that the cs-partnership
~ heretofore existing between J. q. Stewart and
II. Fotheringhsm, In the Intelligenee and General
Agency business 10 hereby dissolved. The business
Of the Grm viii be settled and continued BY
laug7l J.a. STEWART.
keokuk, August 5, 1885.
Ol0OOl item.
vlNHE partnership heretofore existing between r.
L II. O'Connor BRO. IL this day dissolved by
mutual consent +. H. O'Connor IL alone author
iied 70 settle up the business Of the old Arm.
r. II. OC0NN0R will continue 70 carry on the
Drug business in al its branches 1t the old stand.
and hopes BY close Atssntio TO basnes end superior
quality of his stock, that he will continus 70
eeive the very libsrsl patronage bsAtowed on the
shove Arm.
keokuk, August Is, 1856.
LIVE MUNDANE Gbis wESss e1clsS YoT a1ls =
= dscll HUSTON, HAWKING : 0u0T0N1.
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test Of two yoArs, and has
not its quail In the Mis-
sissippi valley; and to
the " Golden Harp" be-
ing \ greatly improved
Premium Cook Stove.
Their assortment Of
Heating Stores for wood
and coal IL cxtensivc.--
Some entirely new pat
terms, one Of which, the
I" Young Americs, /" =
splendid parlor stove, re-
Gently patented, will be
found superior to any In
vention of the age for "a
(diating heat. They have
on sale ut their store II
ISt. Louis, from which
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KEoKUK FGMALE sEMInAnr.

kEOkUk FENALE nEMINARY.
vUSHIS Institation will commence its nrst term
under the control Of Aiu II. @. BAIL, an exps-
fisnced teacher. having taught for several years In
s.l4..A. Institutions ~ith s.uvoss. ~iii bo
sisted by Professor BRAas and other competent t0A
chcrs, - the school may require.
it's the design Of the principal aad and all con-
nected with this institution., TO uake II oopafsfn
vorabiy with similar Schools In confsrrine hixh In
tcllectuAl and moral culture, upon those Who give
il their aid By avaing themselves Of it, advauteees
The school will open the 18th Of August, IN the
large and commodious Hall on Ath strsat, adjoln-
ing Cleghorn Harrison's Store, and win continue
IL weeks.
For further particulars, enquire Of Mr.. whsaton
Ut his Stove. fAugust 18th, 1856--dlm.
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WISH 10 sell leo feet gu Johnson streei nj 81
aud 9th str, at 81 20 per foot On /, 28.4 sd
nna asAfr AZ PEI cent interest. Also 20 feet on
81 net~e Exchange aud Bank sts., and l.ots T. =.
an I'm epss ~ 2es, pay able one and W years
~ an aif!aed onseishth II Block No. lsa. AMI
lots Z, ), =, 10, II and ~ In Block No l59. .I..
los i.st rear endsef lats TO- ii and lain Block No
10 All situated IN keokak Also $50 acres ~
Lsna veil located IN Jackson Tswn.hin. one nm
cash, haianeg il !, rad ! years.
HAWKINS TAYLOR
iaiR9 ant partner With from s. 0ue Ia 4 40 o0o
whoisa gead business man, without any ola fogx
lshisneisstl io engage IN the iumber business
July I'D :, -.
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DleoOlusAom.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the partnership
IN heretofore existing between Bushcy 4 w alker,
in the Produce and Com mission business 10 this day
dissolved by mutual consent. fhc business OF the
firm will be settled by either Of the undersi gnsd
Those indebted 10 the firm are requested To settle
their accounts forthwith. Mr.. BUSHRY
w. w. WALKER.
Ksokuk, July IL, ls5s--jyi6.dtf
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Notice.

4OOU1OOo
"A LII persons indebted TO the late firm Of Baldwin
IA Evans : Co., are hereby notified that payment
of Same II expected on or before the hrxt u July
NEXT, u the undersignsd.
juno IS. ls50-d&w BALDWIN EVANS.
O. ODERTOP
IA EEPS . stock Of Family 0rocsriss, variety Of
N Toys, and an assortment Of Musical InstSu-
msntss tor sals Main Street, bstwssn 6eoond and
Third msr -, 1883 d
E0nn 0UNIY RAGS iof aHls 81
OUOO tms liz OLD0HoRG HARRl0ON.
|v1Sw7NTY-FfvI boxes No. lemon, FOR Al. .
dsallHuST0N, HAWKINS HU6TONp.
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- U0W0oM = Son.
"OULD respectfully call tie atsentioa Of The
w public - their stock Of The Arss quality u
Marble, which they have just received direct from
tho East, which they enabled 70 sell q q cheap
. rate can be obtained in st. Louis.
We are determined TO sct upon ths motto
"sAALL PROFITS AND evscx RKruRHs'
Give - call and We pledge ourselves to show yca
- hns marble, and ~ good workmanship, hotk in
sne oraAasatal and plain styles, - can - fsund
anywhere IN ths United States.
We have another extenaivs stock Of Marble on IT,
Wy from the East, and shall h fully prepared -
Meet any demand that may be mAds Tor articles IN
our line.
Third Street. hstwssn Main and Blondesa.
April :, 1854. d
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Fer Oonos
sISMOvalsabls levss lots on assommodstln tssna
y Apply 70 ", g. GT1fpH
JAY A-Atf
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\. g. SHELDON,

= Y. 9. SHELDON, "a
- MAIN -. Keskak, Iewa. -
WILL again ODER to the publes - Immense stock
Of HATS aud CAPS, all new Spring and Summer
styles.
ExrRA MoLK SKIN HAIRS,
WHrTg BEAvKR HAIRS,
GEsrs' Sorr DsEss HAIRS,
French FsLr HArs.
FINE Wool HArs,
Low PRIcE Wool HArs,
CHlLDgES's FAScY HATS 4 CARS.
HATS AND GAPS
OF ALL KINDS,
Cheaper than ever before offered in this
Market.
ASY QUANTITY or STRAW Goops.
EPANANA HArs,
LxoHoRx HArs,
PALn LEAs HArs,
CENTS FokNIsH1NaGs Ae GOODS o1,i;
SILK UNDERWEAR or ALL KINDS, A strsRIoH
WHITE AND FANCY SHIRTS,
Extra Quality,)
SILK, LisLH TaREAD, Wool AND CorroS
HoslERy;
WHITE AND COLoREED KID GLOVES
TIES,
SCARFs,
CRAvATS,
SUSPENDERs.
Also, numerous variety of many other
articles.
Please call and examine for yourselves.
:. A. C. SHELDON,
May Sid No. rs Mair Street.
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New Jowelry Store.
= PA11HHI,E i CAMPBELL,

III MaAm street., betW. II q ID,
KEOKUK, IOWA
DEALHnA II
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
rARLoR, oyyIcH, KITCHEN AND AAsiSE CLOCKS,
Pine Jewelry, Silver Spoons, Knives, Forks,
Ladies', Cups, Napkin Rings, etc,
warranted equal 70 coin;
Gold Pens, Pencils,
Chains, Lockets,
Keys, Fine Pocket Cutlery,
Shears, Scissors, Rssors, Pistols,
Combs brushes, Porte Monna,es,
and general assortment of
MUSICAL INST - u N ENTA,
Comprising Violins, Accordeons, Flutes,
Fifes, flsgeoiets, Banjos, Tamborines, etc.,
also, . superior quality OF Violin, Guitar and
Bass viol String and Trimming.
Particular attention is invited to large and ex.
tcnsive stock Of gold, silver, and 6ne steel
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q usoh VIII ee found the larges, lot If Irish
= a Linens, Lace, Eigings and every variety .,
y, hite go7as, at prices that cannot be beat in an.
''NNfN' = a.al wv anroE
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$4,000 worth OF Property for Sa,.
GReAta

a endless variety of silk and Linen pocl 81 hand
= = eereaieis AMI cravais AZ apr2o HrsInNts-
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A HEAVY stock Of Ca D. Letter Ladies Bath Ha,b
fust, Fancy and Commercial Note Paper, Plain
anu laid But, White and Fancy Coiored Envelopes AZ
apr2S HIcToS,S
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Co.Rartnersh1P.
VINHE undersi gned have formed partnership for
i thstransaction Of the PKODuCEGROCEKY and
COMMISSION business under the style Of Clats 4
Walker. Thew will con tinue the business Of Bushey
Walker, and solicit the fasors Of old and ne Gus
toners. II. CLUTS,
July lo-dlf M. " A LII kH.
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ing
Stoves.

Amongthe former they
would call particular ut
tention to the "8oldcn
Era" Hot-air Cook Stove,
which has now stood the
their branch in keokuk v
200 bdls iron wire moi
4 to 70;
1900 bxs tin plate, as
sorted;
20 cases sheet zinc.
Timers Tools and Mac
ties, bucket and Tea kest
determined TO sell ut low
attention Of purchasers te
sep23lyd
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q. M. HUSTON,
Wholesale Dealer IN Notion 81 N
Fancy Dry Goods,
"a MAIN STREET, Kxokuk. IovA

" MAIN STkEET, kEokuk Iowa.
new stock and the largest and best assorted eve,
onered In the market Our stock 10 purchased al rec,
from manufacturers and importers, and we pledge
ourselves 10 sell at prices low for cash or 10 good
,ime buyers, as st. Louis any other western mar
kct. "
Merchants will find il to their advantage to call
and examine goods and prices before buyinge
Wnere. We wail eonsder IL no trouble TO show them
through our stock.-apr26-dGw
A flNE Stock Of Pocket Cutlery for sale low a,
"A apr 20 HIlsToN,s
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[ ,hoNhs enough TO supply the market, Of every
~ variety of pattern, jerome Is make. warranted
anu ~ manufacturers prices, at HUSTON's 81
apraG
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voLu and common Jewelry, and Gold and SILVER
"Aschss, AZ apr2h HUST0N's.
ksEhi variety Of goods comprised il the Notion
- ana Fancy Goods line al Huston ! a, prices liza,
eAhnel Tau y induce purchases and benefit the buy
a as al 40, "a and examine for yourselves
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rI'hk best assortment Of Lace Wells md lJre,,
INNINGS III apr26 HUSION's
a LAkdE and fine lot Of Kid Gloves of e,cry
siaas ~ apr26 HUsT0NtS.
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New sheet Music.
JUST received At D. &. lsbells Music Rooms 4 Ane
- assortment Of the latest and most popular pub
iications. Apr25-dtf
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-14

merican Order, which Is a greater number
ian the whole vote cast 10 the last State cleo
on in that State, and nearly two-thirds of the
@hole vote of the State. Arkansas may thus
putt down as certain for Fillmore. In
leorgia, Alabama, and Mississippi Fillfnore's
hances are fully equal to Buchanan's. Some
{ four friends in Georgia and Alabama have
Jritten to us that these States are certain for
fillmore. We think this is true, partic ularly
! regard to Alabama, for twenty two out of
10 twenty-seven papers published in that
tate are in favor of Fillmore, and the whole
citing population does not exceed 10000
onnecticut is already certain for Fremont
nless there should be both q Fremont and
Dhnston as well as a Fremont and Dayton
lectoral ticket there, in which case the Fill
rore Americans viii undoubtedly have ma
'rity.
We are not sufficiently familiar with the
Dndition of parties in Texas to make a relia-
e calculation 10 regard to it. We have been
'sured that if the Germans in Texas run FIRE.
ont ticket, which they are almost certain to
., the American party will there also most
-suredy triumph.
What then becomes of Buchanan's strength
With DOT one single State certain for him, and
nj desperate prospect for success in any OF
ne States North or South, il is lnsanely fool
b for his friends 10 ask Southern men to be.
eve that he can compete with Col. Fremont
! the North or Mr.. Fillmore in the South. If
he South wants to protect its own interests
will give a united support to Willard Fill
nore, in whom all can without hesitation con-
de. He is the only real competitor of the
'reesoil candidate in the North, and With a
anited Southern support will undoubtedly be
elected.
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MONDAY, JULY IA, 1865.
A Fillmore Calculation.

The most prominent feature in the tactics
of the Buchanan leaders, here at the South,
in the present contest, is a desperate at
tempt to impress upon the minds of the
people, that the race is between Buchanan
and Fremont, and that it behooves all
national men to unite upon Buchanan in
order to defeat the Black Republicans. If
any man will take calm survey of the
field and note the signs of the times, we
are constrained to believe he will decide
that such a proposition has, nowhere, a
parallel for presumptive impudence or alb
surdity. How does the case stand? Pres
ent indications lead to the belief that Bu-
chanan will be the third man in the race,
and the American party, may, with far
more propriety, counsel democrats to vote
for Mr. Fillmore, than the latter can ask
Americans to vote for Mr.. Buchanan.
In late number of the Buffalo Cam
querciaL advertiser, we find the following
calculation, which that paper bases upon
the result of the most recent State and
Congressional elections making all due al
lowance for any well ascertained changes
which may have taken place since:
E.JI,ao~, P..J,,o,,
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0SE HAPPY HsARr.-Have you made one happy
heart to dAy3 How ealmly you can seek your pill
low, how swsetly sleep' 10 all this world there is
nothing 80 sweet as giving comfort to the dis.
tressed as letting sun ray into gloomy heart
Children OF sorrow meet Us wherever we turn;
there Is not moment that tears Are not shed and
sighs uttered Yet hos many of these signs are
caused BY our own thoughtlessness. How many a
daughter wrings the very soul of food mother by
acts OF unkindness aud ingrattude' How many
husbands By one little word. make whole day Of
sad hours and unkiad thoughts? HoH mAny
wives, by reeriminAtion. essrangs and sabiltsr
loving bsArtsl How many brothers snd sisters
meet hut to vex and iRjare each other, making
wounds that no heart can heal An Il each one
worked upon this maxim day By digestive to
IaAks some heart happy Jealousy, revenge. mad
ness, bate. with their kindred evil associates
would forever leave The earth.-- Fansy ksrs-
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Startling DiScIOsureI

The Albany Statesman Of July 1st.,
bows that the nomination of Fremont was
The result of a coalition between W. II.
seward and Archbishop Hughes This
fact will lose the entire Irish and Catholic
vote as well as that of the Germans, to the
Democracy, Shorn Of which, that party
,lwindles into mere faction in the North,
without the slightest possible chance of
7ucceSS. 1t will also have the effect to Sc
cure to Mr.. Fillmore the entire strength Of
he American party in New York, and the
North generally.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-14

beneficial to Spain as those suggested, is the
only effectual mode of settling all past differen-
ces, and Of securing the two countries against
future collisions.
We have already witnessed the happy results
for both countries which followed a similar ar
rangements in regard to Florida.
Yours, very respectfully,
(Signed) JAMES BUCHANAN,
JOHN Y. MASON,
PIERRE SOULE.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-14
TYREE SPRINGS.

THIS nosd md Popular Watering Place has reosuty been
thoroughly improved ard rehtted sad viii be open on
the fst % July In better coRon and yye than ever
been heretofore aud with comfortable Arrangements for
Rooms amusements &C. probably than any Altering Place
Ia the South.
The Subscribers having taken them Tor the Season. pledges
himself every exersn render them agreeable and
pleasant 70 all Who may visit them either for health plea
sure.
r. ?. sCOTr, ofst. Cloud Hotel Spsh.ias.
P.S-The 81 Cioad win b. conauctef BY m sson HuaH
r. scE, who has hen With since ths ~ ming u the
Giond snd vii meet All engagements aud Aadc
hereiosoFs ~ account u The 81 Cloud Hotel
yane2i-2s d. = SCOTT.
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MUSICAL.

Nj r. JOHN SETTER, Gate Of the Eastl, Pro- .N3I,
Nl fesSor ana Teacher II the Violin, kif4A
specially informs The Czens Of Nashville and klis
vicinity, that he has take2 roens a. Mr.. CAMS,
No. s. Lover Aarset Street where he viii be hsppy give
lessons the Violin 20 ali al may wish them IL viii
give lessons 10 Ladies az their residences He fee confident
that those who desire 20 become Efficient The Von viii
ind 70 their advantage 70 engage his services For partc
ulArs call al his Recms iune2t-tf
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~ ~ 49, e'sh' P'l's ReFrts w
University Grammar school.

VIZ Preparatory Department 81 fhe University win BE
openef on Monday, aeptsnlher ssh. nner tbs special
sersi1n 81 Prof. stewart Assisted ~ athef cbera
"a the College faeay no cuuFse % say embraces tEa
Eears. snd = des ed o prepare boys Or ensering the
FRESHMAN tss In ne CoseRe Pupils wa b rcqurcd
rclnain "a TIE choorccn irom eve q six haFs 4sy
fhe ilEsut r9erts Of he faraiY gl be siFen make
hs h al RESPECTS st cass scheoi adspted " te uants
TeFus 39e psf session. eaapeS an1ara, ~
81 % y a LIknsLEf,
jaly : W-E. Caancsinr u ke UniTstaty
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HooPs.--A wicked wag says, some Of Our
ladies now days forget, in the astonishing
amplitude IL there dresses. that the gates 81
heaven are very narrow. IL che hoops pas
through thar straight and narrow way they
viii have to change their habits. Ladies,
tbink ofitl
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NEW FIRM !!

Il HE undersigned having bought sat the drn o. C.
l. Robertson Co.. and formed co-PaTtner hip t. be
known and Dasheu will continue the business
dealing Boots sud Shoes, Hats Caps, &e Sc. the
stand Of the late arm, No IL South College street. where
they hope By close attention 20 business % merit the
tom Of the old Ora, aud the public generally.
e. W. ROBERTSON,
N3 JOAN 3. DAsHIEiL.
ID EcEiyE to-day al AZ College ST. Ladies August Boots,
II Wie tine Hid Buskns, kd sPraE Punp boots Auocca
Kid xcelsiurs, Cldrens kid Ankle Times, &C.
July JOHN RAMAGH.
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meeting Of the Boar Of Directors OF the United Fire
II mans Insurance company. held at their Office, on
Tuesday evening the Sth Ju y 500
The following Resolution Unanimously adopted, wit
Resolyed, That this Insurance company be put into
state of liquidation date from IL O'Clock July lOh
1886 G L. SANDERS, Secretary
jyi0-1w Pro TEN.
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RUNAWAY

LROM the subscriber the 1st day OF July negro boy
Il named HENRY, Of copper color. feet inches
high is years old, snd weighs about $50 pocnds. He
was raised In East Tennessee, McMinnville. He
will probably make his way back there. bought
him from Mr. Terry Of East Tennessee I will give ten
dollars he is caught in my neghbOrhoOd, twenty hve
dollars taken Of the county hfty dollars he
East Tennessee Whe taken he is n be delivered 90
or confined that get him. DAVID ALLEN
iy8 seven miles south Of Nashville, Tenn
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freaks and Vsihes, lAsAiNBd Rafternl Aise. taaes
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sricus joins kAMAaE
Us a. CTleFs street.