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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-07-22

Tho United States are composed Of
thir,y.one States and nine Territories.
They contain . popala.iin Of s7,.
100000. of whom s3,0o0.00O are
white.
Tie c1,cI, II sea coast IS i2.550
miles.
The length II the Ten principal rivers
isg1 900 niles
rhe surface Of 'he Eve great laks
$4,000 square miles.
The uutaher of miles 1t railroad 10
operation = $1,000. which cost .s..
on 600.
The leugih Of canal, Is 5000 miles.
II contains the lonres, railroad on
the globc--ihc illinois Ccn,ral-which
u ISL milcs.
Tho annual value Of iis agriculia.
ral productions Is 20o. 100000.
Iis mos, valuable production Is In.
dian corn. vhiehsyi~lds annually t0..
10000 bushels. The smoun, Of rer.
is'crcd aai enrollea tonnage Is t.tsi,.
uig
The anorns Of capital invested In
manufactures Il Seoo.oo0.o0
The annual amount cf iis internal
trade Is $4,000. 600.
The annual value II i's products of
labor. Other than agricultural. is $l.-
Sno. .rnO.
The annual value cf the income Of
Che inhabitants II ti.59o.00o.
The value of farms and live stock
o5oo. 900. 900.
IT, mines of reli. copper. lead and
Iron are among the richest In the
world.
The value Of gid produced Is $780,.
O0o. .n0O.
The surface of is coal fields Is ijs..
i3i SQUARE acres.
Within hes horizon are $1,000
schools. 5000 academies. ESQ colleges
and $500 churches.
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ONE ny ONE

ons ny aue che sandi are hov inr,
un, b, one tho moments toll
Some nte coming. some are rolur,
nvnel strive to Grasp them al.
one Nv ane thy duties wait thee,
let tbs whole strength ~ 10 each,
lc, hn future drchm. claie thee,
Learn thou hrs, What these can teach
one by one thrish, gifts from llcavenl
Joys arr son, thee hers lelow,
Take ,hgm rcaiily when given,
Ready too TO let them 70.
cine BY ono thy griefs shall NEE, thee,
DO not fear 40 ariacd baud,
uno will fade as others gree, thee,
Shadow. passing through the land.
d. nc, look a, lfc's long sorrow
See how small each moment, plin
tod will help ,lwc Tor Tomorrow,
Every ia. begin again.
Every hsur thu, fleets 70 slowly
Has Il. task to Do or hear,
Luminous the crown, and holy,
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THE STAR.
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pASrI,A, Mtf<sfsfitiI't.
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.tctl VcJit<

~ AZ nfseHirflnss, IRON lArrs Hand
nls 10 Fancy Cards, done with Seainuis
.il Dispatch, aud on reasonable terms.
f4- All communication must be- al
dressed 10 n. \. wAnn, Bop, ranola,
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CAROLINA WOCSE,
Sk.iby Mnei.

N r p11TS. TEN ".
fl'lllS I'D established llouse, leca'sd on
4 shelby street, near the Gaycss. -
.'lll conducted BY sh. undersigned. ~ho
3 ,ie.ircus ~ return HE thanks to his M.
aercus patrons that have sustained bin
tins far. H. wishes continuance ct the
Patronage ol his friends and the puhlie
generally. lie promises to furnish b..
table With good and wholesome fare. and
his beds with clean linen. &c. The Um-
nihusscs of the city are prompt IN Goa.
veyiae persons to and from the several
Railroads. His prices sre Is foliovs;
Board aod Lodging BY the dhy 81 10
saprer, Lodging and Breakfast .
Single Meal %
Lodging 80
Memphis. Trnn.. April IL. lsis..tm
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Owing Ass, . thIIA

thN i"il"W psasrnHflH, n lazy,
who had no ehIIdun of her own,
wns desIfous u adopting our NJ
the liiilr travellers, aud made np
plIeaiion 10 the father through a
friend who gives the following
touching, and, Ne We suppose.
truthful account of the negoila.
ilonI
4 proceeded, Lc ays 'immcdi.
atcl y upon ny delicate diplomacy,
Finding my friend on deck, ! thus
opened the affair
You ar very poor
Ills answer was very character
istic.
Poor, SIN said he, 'ay, II there's
a poorer man than me troublIn the
world, God pity both OF us, Tor
we'd BE- aiqnil.'
Then how do You manag, 10
support your children
rs It support them. sir! Why,
| don't support them any way;
they get supported some way or
other. It'll be time enough Tor US
to complain when they do
Would il be a relief To YOU to
part with one of them,
II was too sudden; he turned
sharply round;
"A what, siri' he cried; "A re-
lief to part from my childt Would
Il bc u relief to have the hands
chopped from the body, OF the
heart torn out from my brcaslt
A relief, indeed. God be good to
Us, what do you mcans'
you don't understand me- |
replied. III now, il were IN ones
power to provide comfortably for
one oi Your children, would You
stand in the Way a its irterests,
No SIR said he. Heaven knows
that | would willingly cut the
sunshine away from myself, that
they might yet oil the warm ol 1t,
bu, do tell US what you're driving
ai.
| then told him iha, n lady hal
taken q fancy to one Of his CHI I.
drcu, aud il he would consent 10
it, i, should BE- educated. aud final.
" settled comfortably in life.
This threw him into n lit Of
graduation. lie scratched his
head and looked the very picture
Of bcwilderment. The struggle
between a fathers love aud child's
interest was evident aud touching.
At length he said:
- murther, wouldn't II he a
rrca, thing for the babyf Bu, !
must 90 and talk with Mary
that's the mother OF them, an it
wouldn't be right 10 be- giving
away her children aIurc her face,
aud she $ to know roth,ug at oil
about it,
Away with you, then said l.
and bring me an answer a. soca
rs possible
In abou, half an hour he return
ell aud leading two Of his children.
Ills ewes were red aud swollen
aud his face pale from excitement
aud agitation.
WELL inquired. what sue.
ccss,'
.Be,la,l. Il was q hard struggle.
SIR said he. but I've been talk
ing to Mary. an she says, ~ its
for the child's good. may be the
heavens above will give US strength
to bear IT,
Very well; which one Of them
il il to bci'
FAX, aud | don't know. sir,
and he ran his eyes dsbiously over
4 - a n
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AIlI,uis irrMs

'ffN''Fff wv If'Wff WNfW f'lfSl
fOa hfHllnes iis imsGl#allar 9Th he
msiliy af elll ealmei
i'aIfy la nnly l,otn after pain
NJ i.uia'i' mn llt 'sa feriaa. u
NHufh
40 old definition NJ Tho word
Wti0hman 49, "a mih fmIluyri IN
'hs corporation w sleep N the spsn an
With SONS mcn experience IL
llhe ihe stern light " = shlr, ~hleh oaly
iIlum.ne Ne gath \ haa iravetsei,
The man who always dive, q
regi ba'g'in has LATELY procured new
shp
The man who il proud of h's
none, has rarely anything better 10 10
proud "
Tho population II New York IL Nv.
lnf ai about ,ho rats " ons In every
seventeen minutes, day and night, all ,he
Sont round
Men often mistake noiorlcty iot
fame, and would rather he remarked fnr
thslf, iccs aud iolhea than not TO he noticed
81 all.
Foreign papers state that oil tho
lnelish mechanics are 10 hc dismiss~d
from the Russian service, snd AmsficAns
arr TO be employed.
About sixty thousand families in
Gtca, britain own all thu land, which I.
occupied hy more than twenty seven mil
lions u people.
In country paper the marriage
Of a Mr., cooper 10 Mas S,a,c, is ancun.
cci. Tho re,ul, viii probably bc hoop.
aud barrels.
A popular writer. speaking nj
thr proposed ooaanic telegraph. wa0ders
whether the news tran mitiel thrcu h sal,
water, would he fresh.
Why are potatoes Aad corn like
certain sinners u cldi uccaase, having
e,c. they see nes, ani having ears sh.y
hear noe.
A man attempted 70 scizs "a
,crablc opportunity, a few days since, bu,
hi, hold slipped anil he foil TO the ground
considerably injured.
Nobody ever lost anything by
love-" said 10 ,sge- looking pvssca. "Thn's
no, true" said . lady vho Asard ths r.
marx, "for once losa three aishss' slser.'
A gcntlemsn bslne asksu show
many dog days sAsss vsss ia year, IN.
suered that u uas Impossible 10 number
thsm, ~ "essry dog ~ bic day."
An old lady in Coaneciicus being
n loss Tor pin csshica, psis use d
| an osioa, On the following movrine shs
fessA that al ~ nscdla had tears IN
their eyes.
The Columbus Enquirer learns
shas 10 shs Cocsa river, = fsv miles shove
wessnvka, sAsprses, psvcisely like shoss
impesssd lssm the Nc1isssvssss ahosssd
end 60 BE- caught slnss b VI vssss
LOAD.
Memssy 10 the clDlhes-line of the
heart, vAsseca The ssen1o q ous live
hang lihr d,otsys ~ haofhsssAisls--
those which ase zen reelpa -, ssaaie,
but sshsrs sss ssn;sd 81 b - IN ~
wind
A very sbseut.miaisi ia1ivi1s-
\ "A A~..-. ..~o~A - = ~ J. - sts~,-
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Merchants DlOtel.

J. STEiykuHL. Proprietor.
Corner Front Row and Cnicn-st
nSil Memphis. Tenn. Ilv
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Nv. =. y. l.eStcv.

nktfRs ms services 10 the people Of
~ this vicinity. cv- May be found
Al home, when not professionally sngag.
q. nj ly
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Ahi fei fHahihfai fhl'fff mt hi,
iafsyw slli tlsn '' asHs
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lhaa wat lh.A h0sami anlF HatI
Nfi n lh'tnfi forgot in waa.
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AHl Htuf mH illaws lhs sIy
~ ful iitas MA sillt hour
Needs bui lhffl htp " Thine ese
Mal lle whose sway tilniclh o'ef
itHbs vlia damilu from saa e. sea,
un thae llls tindl, blessings pour,
Nv life and Ia eternity Vas NHktn
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00cx1a1001os Xo1AsAs
frNlis HOUSE IL situated in the centre
| Of business and is now finished In
sompl-,e order. and the Proprietor pledges
luseIf !, shall no, be surpassed BY any
House in the Southwest.
Being grateful for ,hs very liberal pat
fentgs bestowed on him for the. lss, two
sears, be hope. BY . strict attention TO
tasiucss 10 merit q continuance of the
sane. J. J. woRsllAM,
Nl.iy Proprietor.
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N. y. w ard, ,

ArTTORNEY ArLAW.
Panola. Aliss.
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Or. n. y. Y 0uny.

II ANlNG Permanently located him.
sell. tenders his Professional Ser.
vices 10 tho citizens u Pamela and yic,n.
i,y. Ey dice ON the ems, side cf the
iis ruhlic square, where ne can always
be found. or at his boarding house doves
llo,ell exocp, whoa professionally ensas.
.l. nJ.bm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-31

NOTICE is hereby given IL the owners VI the
lots described in the foregoing list, situated in the
City Of keokuk, Lee county and State Of Iowa,
whose names stated above, aid all others who
are Interested that special tax has been assesssd
and levied said lots, for the Improvements on
sidewalks, and curbing, rs designated In the
above list and unless payment be made Of the taxes
90 levied. and also all costs, before the I'd day Of
February, AID. 1857, the said lots, much
thereof ~ shall be necessary to discharge said
and costa, will be sold the day aforesaid, at the
May Office, in said city between the hours of
clock 4. ". and o'clock
&C. STEVENS,
Collector Of the City VI keokuk.
L. d
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~h~n>..n>.~ e~Es
Car. r;sth ~ Ris.Ss.. -. SrSsSSc.
RE nov 10 receipt q lsrs, s.d i,..a
c.sh c.ssoss,s IA $3.50. .Sa. ne sssssee o.
solic;ted' P.r~.,s r,ss;1~ - y y;
in our line A. nS..lsns.rr ,.,;.s =. asy.aanf
= - sAaii NM - rssI. - "~s y 1M1 caii
the hisAest nsrk ~. s,,n.I ~ -. o.ee -
IL A. .Holssais .rises a.. ..osl 90 :. 1ioes's
posed Of liz f.l,evins. - p.1@4y e0@-
C"G.e-pia 49,. -.
"a Al ruest~d ~ -,s..X 49,, ss; ne Aos,es-
80. sv,sp. +. q. n.,..ss .. ~SsS PIP neen-
tion ID. n mi. M ~ ~ ~ 49, saas-
Impsrisi. Yo,n, vson H.eo..s;s 80
6oschouns, and Other b,.nas Ten an 49, 49,
= osnts % n 50 per ponnd 80 .,S =
Virrinia ana Hissouri Tob.reo IN .Ss.,. ~ =
snokine. NO
srrr,r.
Pepper, Alspice, Ginger. Nsce. N.s~ers ciov..
siDas.on, mustard, sals pssre, alum. eopp,s.s In
1ieo, nadder. bIsokinr. M. sais,.s.s. q ~.
81 eDda ssea. tartar, sss coffee, imogats Do. DaA.
VI, Dow, and Preston = Aenili's Ysast Powder.
nsass $500 40 enosoase, sspiosa, Psasl. easlsy,
-. I ss.., son ..sk.roa'
..s,sss.ss: :.d s.a.. sosps ..ar sp.r., :s.srin
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- LisS o. IHDIAsA PASS DAnks taken % Cur
rsaey - The Baakiag Houses in this city.
Daak 81 the Capitol, indianapolis.
bask Of kikhsrt, klkAAxt.
beak efGoshsn, Goshen.
Bsak Of ladiana, Nishigan City.
baak Of Aosnt Vernon, Nj. Vernon.
Dsak Of Aontiosllo. Monticello.
Bank VI Psoli, PHOli.
Bssk Of 6alsn, Sslsa.
baak Of Rockville, Rockville.
Bsnk ofSyrassss, syracuse.
BAak Of Wsssav, WArssu.
Ca.hsidgec City Bank. CAnbridss City.
Canal bank, Evansville.
CresosatCity Bsak, Evansville.
kxcAaags Bank, 0reencastle.
Probationary baak, Conasrsviile.
FArnsrs' Bank, wsstAsid.
Hoosisr Bsak. Logaasport.
Indiana Bank, Madison
indiass Stock Bank LApor,s.
IsdiaA Reserve Bank, Rokomo
Ksae0sky stock " Colunbu,
LAgases Bank, Lima.
MsrsAe.as' 80 Aeehaniss' Baak, New Albany.
n. We. Stock Bank, Evansville.
Prairie City Haak, Tsrrs Hssse.
lAsks Co. nank.
southern Haak, Terrell aate.
Salso Bank salem.
Tippeoanoe BANK. WinaAnse.
Traders' Baak, Iadiaaapolis
BANKS NOT RECEIVED.
- The sosss Of the foilowins Banks Are not :.
ee,ysd = ssy Of the Bsaksss in sAis city.
lsis City baak, Pennsylvssis.
Warren Cesaty Bank, Psapsy ivsnia.
Aseo.b Co. Bank. Nj. Clemens. Mich.
Arlington Bank, Washington, b. c.
kxehsage Bank Of Tenn, Aurfrsssboro' Team.
Sasias: Bank Of Indlana, Coansrsvtlis.
Bank u East Tennessee, Knoxville Tenn
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville. Tenn.
Farmer and Merchants Bank, Greensboro. Nd.
Valley Bank, Hagerstowu, Nd
Manafaeturers and Mech. Bank, Columbia, Geo.
Planters and Mechanics Bank, Dalton, Geo.
Farmer . Bank, Wexford. II l.
Ellsworth Bank. Ellsworth. Me.
Weoster Bank, Danbury, Conn.
Haaawhs BAnk, kanawha, Va.
Bark Of the Republic, Providence, r. L.
Lancaster Bank, Penn.
Canton Bank South chins Maine
Bank Of British North America Montreal.
At.Narnon Bank, Providence, X. I.
Bank Of East Tenneases, Nashville.
Rhode Island Central, RI.
Bank IT Hsliov~ll, Maine
Providence Bank Of stans,eaa. Canada
Exehange Bank, Bangor, Maine.
Exeter New Hampshire
Zimmerman Canada.
Commercial Perth, Amboy, N. j.
Indiana State Bank. Bloomfield
GrAmercy Bank Lafayette.
Shswnee Rank, Atties.
stock security Bank Of Dsnville.
Drookvills Bank, Rockville.
Central Rank, IndiAnapoii.
1Armers and Mechanics Bank, INDIANAPOLIS.
TiPpecsnoc Bank, Logansport
Hantington 10, Huntington.
Cusssscr.-Ths following Banks, hsrstofore
thrsvn cat. nov taken currency In this city
New Castts, Psna,
yunssslsaA Havings Bsnk, Nd.
0Soesn' Bank. Boston.
Commercial Dank Chicago.
Tssanseb Bank, Aichigan, per cent dh.
Cunnsscy.-Ihe following Banks are thrown out
fsg ths pseseat bat holders ere advised not to sder
noehof Shave. In CAisage % IL 3lss they were
tAksn q 10 per ssst. aiseount.
Stock Security 1ask, DaavilIe, uL.
Peoples CArni.
Prairie State WasAingtoa, Lu.
RuShvills kuskviile
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44--c:=.S;h.::c !!c.-:: -.
TINE subscriber IL in receipt Of HE stock Of
Books, Stationery, &C., Ac., which has been
bought directly from manufacturers and puAltsA-
sKs.
HlslArgely increased facilities for buying gives
him every advantage In competing with the Largest
establishments IN the West.
His Sales Rooms are large and sleEAat-eoupas-
Ing favorAbly with any u the Book etAblishnsass
in the lArgsst cities of the Union.
Merchants and all others are invited 20 sali end
examine The stcck and Pries.. Z. B.odD3N,
No. 81 MaiA street.
sept3d Next Go the eesnes ~ 6scoud
a ssnAal EaSm Ter o0bes
A FARM containing 80 acres. - u II being en
"A closed, choice lard, only II Miles frsn Kso-
huh aud miles from Belfast. For postlsnlAss en-
oaircof EDWARD KILDOeANK. Kee1Nk, - "
GEO. EIANWQop,
On ~ pvemI3oes.
String Prairie, Iowa Aug 3A-dAvM
I HDlKs' ALHl MS.--1hs Ausssss06t thatsesiA
u BE- had In New York ear - sssn - The CITY
Bookators They mske ~ elegant 0in -
Call 1t lssp,sl o0D3S.
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Iais asSsssdsa vsaaAsr fer taAass Dsgs~,sosyps4.
Aassssypss - Asssaypss. Go 70 Sssru's 0ai-
My, % Third street, AID hs will take your faos
very esssp, aad guarantees yea 6st class Picture.
taa3l-dlt
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GREAT ATTRACTION
At TIE


sN NJ B l. 4 SlXP ZEN CE!!"
1 AN now receiving heavy stock Of saAsoHABLs
i GOODS, direct from the Eastern cities. They are
not second hand goods; but fresh and nice.
good assortment and large Tot, TO suit All kinds
Of customers.
There are three things to onsidered in trading
one il TO have the right kind Of goods another h
10 make the prices to suit and the thirds to have
accommodating statesmen. My houses posssss ell
hese requirements and certainly there IL the place
getGood Bargains
NV WINTER STOCK consists n part 81 The FOL
lowing DelAinss, solid and figured debaise, neri
nos, lustses, plais, unseys, ginghans eloths,
siaeres, cssinets, tweeds, jeans, Canton Aannels,
wool nannels ali colors, opera nannsls, wool con-
forts, hoods. nitts, gloves hosiery, table linen,
damask, diaper, shawls, long ard Bay state, aen .
wool shirts and drawers, dcmestics, blue and brown
tckings shestpgs, hats and caps, boots and shoes,
and every thing usually found in the dry goeas d.
partment. And In connection with the Abevs,
have u large stock Of CRockEky MARa. Having
recently recruited my stock, ! can odsr superior
induce nenis In this line. Also, good assortment
If choice FAMILY GROCERIES,; in fact, every
thing in the nerchandise line, and IL there IL any
article We cannot furnish, We can tell you who're
End IL.
just drop in at the "NlMBLE SIXPENCE, /" and
look at those Nee foods, which have not been ON
hand since the year II Affords NJ pleasure Ia
show nice goods. You will find them ~
Noss ~, ~ 4 100 Matn.st., keOk NJ.
oct23dAw i. .. 1ILLkN06.
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CURBIN1 AND PAVING NOTICE,
Ts the Unknewn owners 81 aay
Lots nPon the following described
Streets.
A T : meeting Of the City Council Of the City Of
n keokuk, held December 23d, A. ID. 1855, the
following resolution was adopted;
Resolved, That the owners Of the Lots situated
upon the streets described below, to-wits On Blon
deau street from Water to Fourteenth street; on
tancert from First TO Sixth street, on High street
fro m Second to Sixth street; on Exchange street
from, Water to Fourth street ON First street from
Exchs nge 10 Bondeau street on Second street from
Main L., High on Fourth street from johnson to
Orleans: ON Fifth street from johnson to Orleans;
on seventh from TimeA to Blondeau street on
Eighth from Main to Biondeau street; on Ninth
street from ohnson to Cancerii on Tenth from Elk.
change to Con.,srt on Eleventh from Main street
to High; OH Twelfth from lain TO high street on
Thirteenth street from Main to Concert; Four
tecnth strset FROM Main to Blondeau, and fronting
spon any Of said streets, be directed to have the
curb s,onas set by the first day 81 June next. and
the eide walks graded and paved by the Fret day Of
August nesf the same TO be done III accordance
with the Osdsaances of thf City.
CERTIFY the above IL be copy OF n resolution
passed By the City Council Of the City Of
keokuk. Given under my hand this 3lst
day Of December, A. d. 1856.
IS. MERRIAM,
a.c3l- dim Clerk Of the Council.
4 PuLOaY--To my otA Customers, and the
IA dies In particular, oSc m apology for recent
change in the inside srransssasnt snd outside ap-
peArancc of my establishment.
Though IL was not until after pataeet ard thor
ough legal invsstig alton that hacAns canvinesd
vi tas ,rs9s ia sac .s.is ~ ga,
ted to aehange. But in changing il from "lsdts
Shoe Shop" have not ceased to manufacture Ill
kinds Of Ladies shoes, before, but have, in I'D
dition eagAged In Boot making for their Husbands.
Brothers sous and Lovers, ~ that now all your
famiIy ana frisAds can be accommodated n one
shop. m OILY ONE IN KEokrk where you can get
ythinr In the Moot and Shoe line, made TO order.
10 e q. a. DUKES boot and She's Shop, No. SO
Main whe. y, also, the. best quality and srsstest
variety Of Rastsr,s work Is kept Tor sale cheap.
Come and examiu the goods and buy, OF leave
ssdsrs. which win be promptly ate ndsdto y
noyI7 s. A.DuKE.
Hanra we - Lumber
~ Paics, It the yard near the Depot Of the Fort
Dss Moinss Railroad, where the Lumber can b
seen, and will BE- constantly asfising. Ahy ON
Wishing Lumber sawed 10 order VII pseass leave !
Aill Of the same. and II will b. =. endsa % ICON
decl3-dsm j.. y. Pascs, Ag't
Times copy I'M
IC0 BOXES glassware and window siass as
NV REYNOLDS D.. VSsore.
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4 CsAkos.-Asssrs. Cave 4 Bailey hsve
sold oss tAsir stock and interest In the book
trade TO Messrs. Z. K. Hart 4 Son. Mr..
Gave VIII engage in other business, and du-
ring the period Of his connection With the
book trade, he has made many friends Who
viii wish him success in his new avocation.
NJ. Bailey 10 new conner, but gentleman,
and our good wishes 30 with him; and We
welcome the successors OF both into . pu,-
suit which 10 frst cousin to our own.
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u. =. Afhks. n, n RKY AoLps
AY9ES 4 REYNOLDu.
HAVING this day purchased the stock Of the
Ii. old house Of Hamill Ral.ton, No. IS Main
street respectfully solicit the continued patrop
age Of THAR many friends and the public generally
No EFFORT will b spared in our sndsavors TO keen
fall assortment Of all articles in the Grocery and
Provision line, and accommodating oil Who may favor
N with call.
Goods delivered promptly to All parts Of the city
Jan. l, 'S7-fjans-d
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Tn Bsucs Psosssrr.-Mr. Bruce olIsrs
Tor sale % sssy tsrns the large amount Of
property recently purchased BY hin ia this
city and viciaity. See his advertise.ent.
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Nsw AaaANoExEsr.--Mr. Blum, corner Of
Lain and Third streets, has sold out to Mr..
Levin, late on the north side Of Main street,
bstwssn Second and Third, the latter store
bsing Transferred TO Mr.. whitnore. Read
their advertisements.