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e An exchange says: "a Western court
has decided that arrests by telegraphic dis
patches are Illegal"
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Exchange.

Il WILL make an sxchaI &c OF Eight or Ten Thousand
il Dollars Worth Of g0oJ REAL ESTATE In Memphis
for CARPENTERS WORK and fUILDISG MATERIAL
Can on J. N. PROVISE.
anT-Im
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NEW POLITICAL WORK.

We take pleasure in calling the attention of
our readers to the prospectus Of a " New Po-
litieal Textbook, . to be found in another COL
UNI. Mr.. CLUsKEY, the compiler of the work,
is in every way fitted for the duty be has IN
dertaken to discharge. 1t will be such a work
as every politician, and every one desiring to
inform himself on great political questions,
should not be without. See the prospectus.
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e The Washington correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Enquirer draws the following pic
ture Of a defunct ofics-lolder, the fidelity Of
which the Chicago Tires endorses:
Mr.. Secretary Cobb has given great salts
faction to men Of all parties here by the reno
val Of Peter G. Washington from the post of
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury. Wash
ington was a cold-hearted, bitter prosecuting
partisan ; equally distinguished by truculency
TO his subOrdinates and by fswning sycophancy
to those officially above him, whom he too Of
ten cozeRsd by means Of his fattery. Those
poor clerks who did not hate him feared him,
and his departure is hailed as a deliyerence
from the reign Of a small s0uled, selfish tyrant,
better fitted to grope and grub in some little,
dark hole or corner Of Wall street, than to be
the confidential assistant Of a Minister of FL
nance. His removal is hailed also as a just re-
tribution for his truculency, and an evidence
that Divine Justice is not confined to the next
world. Let him 60"
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1t will- be perceived that the distance be-
tween the two continents is only 1900 miles.
The entire work is to be completed during the
year 1858.
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cided by the laws Of climate, products, races,
and the natural laws Of our population and en-
igration; for Congress henceforth can have no.
thing to do with the subject. Meantime, the
new Administration, relieved OF the pTecedents
Of the Missouri Compromise, the Wi'mot Pro-
viso, and all other unconstitutional laws and
proceedings of the Government during the last
forty years on the slavery question, has its
course plainly and authoritatiyely marked out.
In this respect Mr.. Buchanan is particularly
fortunate, and his Administration will, we dare
say, be sineularly satisfactory and successful,
for the people are ever loyal to the Constitution
and the iaWs.-Nep York Herald.
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J. 3. CHADWICK'S ADVERTISEMRNil

VIII Always be Found in This Column.
DERSONS wishing 10 know what be has to SCI. Z
Il what he may want 70 buy for any Of his customsrL
viii be sure 70 dnd IL in the last o0lamn. on ths SECOaa
PAGE. Remember that, and save yourself the trous
Of looking all over the paper.
Anbusfness entrusted 70 me- wiz be attended @ 64rs
fully and with Dispatch
Office Madison street, opposite URion Bask-
INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL
AGENCY.
Etna Fire and Inland NaVigs-
ton Insurance Company,
CAPITAL \ O0,eos.
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.,
CAPITAL \ DsCRPLUS-..-.-....----3ao0soes.
Charter Oak Life Insurance 40.
CAPITAL y aCEPLUS-----..------SSc9,Oa.
nOICIES issued On reasonable terms. Losses equss-
i bly, adjusted and promptly pai1.
FOR Acres o. Land. oove-eI with ars
fruit Trees, within laf . mile Of he city llrirs, on tn
fernando Plank Road. Inquire o.
!. E CHADWICK, Memphis Land Once,
sepl7 Oprasite Union Bars
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" Blest is the man who Ehuns fhs place,
Where sinners love 70 meet

Az ENsEzzLER--The first teller of the
Long Island Bank, after Twenty-Five years Of
service in the bank, and all the while deemed
an honorable man, has turned out to be an en-
bezzleT Of The banks funds. Some sI5,O 900 are
missing by his means. EKtrsvagant living Is
Tumored as the cause Of this painful lapse.
WESTERN FoRTs ABAEDoKED.-The govern
ment has given orders to abandon Fort Pierre
and Fort Lookout, Oh the Missouri river. The
troops, it is presumed, will be transferred to
Fort Randall and from that point all the ope-
ratiOBs Of the army on the plains will hereafter
be directed.
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0- The next State Fair of Kentucky is to
be held at Henderson on the first Monday Of
October.
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NV HAMPSHIRE E~LEcTIoX.-The follow
ing ia the result Of the late New Hampshire
election, as compared with the election Of last
year:
"Whols vote, 65.s26. Hails's majority over
Wells, 1889; over Wells and Haddock, 3,130.
Wells loss since last year, 921. Haile's gain
over Metcaif, 1884. Net Republican gain,
3,505. The next State council will consist of
one Democrat and four Republicans; the
State Senate Of four Democrats and eight Re
pUblicsns; and the House Of Representatives
125 Democrats and 1870 Republicans. The dele
CATION in the late Congress have all been 1e-
elected. In the first district, James Pixies ma
jority over G.. W. Kittredge is about 1900; in
the second district, Mason W. Tsppan's ma
jority over G.. W. Morrison is over 1,4OO Ia
the third district, Cragin's majority over W.. P.
Wheeler is about LOCO; making the aggregate
Republican Congressional majority in the whole
State, 4,3O0.;;
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RAISED NOrEs.-The Louisville Courier, Of

RAISED NoTEs.-The Louisville Courier, of
the 26th ult., says:
One dollar notes raised to five, on the
Northern Bank Of Kentucky, are in circulation.
The change is effected by extracting the word
or figure one in every place on the note, by
some chemical process, and substituting the
word or figure fire in lieu thereof. It is very
adroitly done, and il well calculated 10 deceive
those who are not perfectly familiar with the
different plates used by the bank for heir notes.
The one dollar plates are entirely different
from the 6Fe's."
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FREE FNHIRIrInN.

Immediately before epening the doors in the afternoon,
A SpLENDI ASCENSION, upon a SINGLE WIRE,
viii be made BY Mons. SHEAR. three hundred fe,t IN dis
lance, to an elevation % so teet from the sroi al. Tbs
free % charge.
The only living OURANG- oUTANG IN AMER a VII "a
exhibited. SAN. HENDRICKS,
mar3I Wv Agent.
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Master Saunders, the champion Equestrian Of the
South. IN Van Deon Brothers, BY johnson and Jen-
inrs.
Juveniles Of the conpary-Aasrer James saunders and
Charley. in Pant0mime, Ballet Dancing. CGuic After-
pieces. Sc, are among the grand features Of his exhibl-
tion. making IN an the most sttractive and irtersstinz
entertainment and the best FIFTY = SHOW ever
offered to the people Of the South.
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TEN tierees Mitchell, Guthrie a Co., Hams;
10 tisrces stagg Il shay. Extra Hams, fer sale By
narI7 HANCOCK, CLARK = co.
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LARGE SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
ADJOINING MEMPHIS.

. NJ ho ~ II M z.
WILL commence. on SATURDAY, the ID Nay ncv.,
Il and viii continue from day 10 day until al Is soid, 20
sell at Auction, on the premises, JOHN OVERION'S
tract Of
Isl Acres Of Land.
This tract lies between the south Inc af N mphfs anI
the north line OF Fort Pickering, and f-Unts cn me Me-
sissippi river. It has been Eubdivited into rsnvenient
sized Lots, with the Depot Of the TenDessessaa Hlssis-
sipDi R4ilr0a1 near the centre Of the tazL -
The completion OF the Memphis ana ChlrIe ton Rau-
road. and the rapid progress 10 compAtca Of the vsrions
other roads terminating At this p0iuf, gfves T. M-upBis
an Importance il a commercial point Of view. unequs "a
By any city IN the Mississippi Y4lEy, and hods on n
South.
This viii be the largest sale Of Rcal Estate ever made
in Tennessee.
-TERNIs-Oue-hnh cash. or note stisfactarry eBdoa ed
at s months, with interest sddst; baancs in one. two.
three and four years, with interest.
G. B. LOCKE,
mar24-tds Auctoneer and Real Estate Booker
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Extensive Sale of Real Estate at
AncfTnn
JACKSON STREET. 4OFsET WIDE.

AUCTION
IN THURSDAY, % day Of April next at 81 o'clock A.
81, l vii sell, on the premises, 81 Lots, two beng
improved The property is known as /" Brs1iord's Addi-
ton" and Is embraced IN the square Of grou d bcuQ1ed
on the west By WInchestsr Avenue, On the east b ll3
city limits, and on the south ~ Alshama 8 rset M
two improved Lots front On Winchester ATenus. and re
the same formerly owned By Bob Price. This property a
well located, the vicinity IS Improving very rapidly, snd
the sale presents good i-nducementst 70 purchasers, for sale
or use.
TERMs-One-third cash, or note with Interest, salts
fact5riy endorsed, payable at 90 days; balance IN me aid
tao years.
q Omnibusses will leave ny once at g o'cioeE %
convey bidders and others 10 the sale, free o. charge. Re-
freshmenfs as usual G. B. LJCKE.
mer2I-tds Aurtouear ana Re.r Fsfat. R-gEs-
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A NEw STATE-We observe thai there is a
proposition to make a new State of the " West
ern Reserve the district in Ohio over which
JOSHUA r. GIDBINes hOlts dsspOtic sway.
The Cleveland PIaiEisaler thus speaks Of the
contemplated State
"' Ohio proper need have nothing to say
about affairs in 'the Reserve We are pecu-
liar people, running altogether to priests, puri-
tans and pumpkin vines. ObeTlin is to be the
capital Of our new State, and Giddings is to be
the Brigham Young Of the concern. Women
are going to vote and men are going to vote,
and men are going to part their hair in the mid
die. Pantaloons will give place to pantlets,
and white men will not be allowed to run at
large without their papers. Our railroads will
run under ground, and will make connections
only with Canada and Kentucky. The Consti-
tuition will be construed strictly, and ali men
will be considered equal and some more So
depending on their coloT.o
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Afh advertisements.
Masonic Notice,

q THERE viii be a Special Conversion Of PENN
IA No. ~, THIS wednesday, EVE
M MING, ATTY O'Clock. By order Of the n. P,
O. A. s. RICHARDSON,
apI-It Secretary.
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G1- Spare when you are young, and spent
when you are old.
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TWENTIETH casks Clear Side Bacon;
i 70 casks plain Hans;
20 casks ShOulders-For sale BY
nar3l CIIPK 4 CO
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'ur oD+t servant
TH0S. A. HENDRICKS,

An UNsAFE LEvEE.-The Napoleon Plan
ter, of the 27th inst, says "Tne levee below
town is reported to US as being in a very I'M
safe condition. TIE late high water under
mined the banks in the vicinity of the cross
Ievee to such an extent as to cause several hun
dred yards to cave in. The city authorities
cannot be too hasty in making the Necessary
repairs, as the new from the upper country
indicate that more high water is anticipated
CAMDEN IMPROv1NG.-The Herald says that
Camden is rapidly improving. The improve
ments being made are of the most substantial
character, consisting of brick instead of wooden
buildings. Camdsnhas the reputation Of being
a very healthy locality.
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Striped OsnsbuTgs!
- BALES Striped Osnzburgs, on hand and for sale By
10 ANE LOW y co,
mAf3f as Main street, Louisville, Ky.
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"a The interest of an old debt is often Pait
in bad language.
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THREE HUNDRED kegs No. l Lear Land;
Il 10 barrels ds-FoF Eale BY
maT3l HANCOCK CLARK A co
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ONE HUNDRED barrels Mess Pork. for sale By
mArSl HANCOCK CLARK A 90
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WI. Known.
AR CHIT &c II .

TUSI cali 81 his TOOms, over Donb1s6ay viii
SON Store, Second street, any tins, sxeept Sun
days. fssn daylisAt till 10 ocleek = niOAs. hs
pres. i sssins.s and =. III. srs~ssrs, sppsrasss,
and extensive Architectural Library, which 90
frss tothe inspssti0n II MI, snd tnd0 vha1hs1 -
is competent eoswvs - paAlic tsl1e psofession
lie might hererestts Whist Qea tAlnog y ees done
" can DO, but that would be superdsous iatAis sls
is5ian casualty; therefore IS II wiling " s1Sv
the public phat be can himssR ~ In , pfeCee<Al
sense. Call and zee, free u ehArys. -.
febA-d W. BROWN.
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ANAL the MaEntnet0rfeS ~ keokuk
NJ SUSTAINED

Is AQi ESIiAA OF VITAL IMPORTANCE 10
i TAf fEITaE tAf ki.EsIs ~ ot RCIfA.
Citizens invited ~ eaA rs .r warereanls Of
Ina tAe4suk + gfnltarS AiaAEImcRry l4a s4aln-st
SIa vasLlne sur steaA u fafled, Ehsnber, and
dang Hoem Furniture. Gug assortment j. nnw
cosppssss, ahd are manufacturing 1ariety VI
arsieie@ sntirEiy 10 the ratr, which iot sfvl.
wsfEus #nship spd b. ssh eanHe; IS xStifsa by any
Lause, Esst OF West.
aeeir-d klIrDFhSE s DAVIS,
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY
Fer the fntt IraGc.!


brought 10 foaca ~
gISuE Subscriber Is now in feeeif, u HE stsck Of
] E0oks STATIONERY, As, dc, With has b4sn
k3nxAt directly FROM manufacture snd publish.
ere
Hislargeiy Increased aciiitics for buying gives
Mr. every sdvAnlags competing Sish the lar ges
Sexahlixhments In ihe Wet.
His snlss Rooms large aai elegant--con par
fps faw0ssAly lfh any Of The Boob Establishments
Ia the 1arxsst cities II this nion
xSychAsatx and 81 others ars invited to csll asd
sxamise the staek md PRICE,. Il. E.O1DEA.
No 6. Main street,
gaptai Mex. 10 he eeYpef ~ k~eeRa
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CLOCKS. GLGGkS.. CLOCKS
g.. y. Etnkcsiee a. Bro.

Fh0itseif Dreira (ffesusrsislla t7acti,
80 81 Aarkst-ztroct. LOUIS MO,
1 Az in store, AMI are constantly receiving di.
i rest from sastern manufactures, larg ger stock
o. Cocks " al desert pons, than any other house
IA tAq hest - gh IhsmaY CIanks = DAYS aud 80
hpafs, q al patterns AID IL nny Quantities, al
ways Aaud.
Ire demand tbt The seth Ih0was Clocks has
hec9in 80 large that the Company manufacturing
thea haze deemed Il prudent 8Bgue their busi.
nss " ne dealer in each u the largs ciies through
e4t ~ AVN, and w>pe,re lAs eaiy direct pur-
eLAs4Ff u tAhAs tiec& ~ Fec NaifAt.isf ia SAYING
W can Der heSief Inducements 70 MtTshapls and
feAIara in2r aAy Antr hoase ia Ih. AiissIssipt,i
Waller. tfshIG IA s2m
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BLACK W OOD.S MAGAZINE
AND
THE BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEWS.

GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO SUBSCRIBE.
CoaiKeducrd 90 10 - Per Cent.
l.. sGuTT d CO., New York, copt inus TO publish the
following leading British Periodicals.
TIE LONDON AIgTkRLi tConccrstive.l
TIlE EDtNBukaii REVIEW lWhsg.)
THE NORTH BIZ LIsn REVIEW lfrss chsreh)
TIE WESTMINISTEK REVIEW (Liherai.l
BLACK W0oD's EblNBu RG ii MAGAZINE{r Tory. J
rEHFSE pericdic ais ably represent the three
Il great Political Parties Of Great Bsitain,-
Wing. Tory and Eadica.,-but politics forms one
feature " their character. As organs 81 the most
profound writers or Science, Literature, Morality
and Religion. they stand, rs they ever have stood,
unriyaied in he world Of letters, being considered
indispensable to the scholar and professional man,
while 10 the intelligent reader Of every GLASS they
furnish more correct and satisfactory record Of
the enrrsnt literature Of the day, ughout the
world; than can per sibiy be obtained from any 9TH
or source.
EARLY COPIES.
The receipt of~AiwANcE Sngkrs from the British
Publishers gives litional value to these Reprints,
inasmueh they now be placed in tbs hands Of
subscribers about soon the original editions.
TERMS. Regular Prices.) Per ann.
For any one Of the foar Revievs............t3e 90
Tor any two Of the four keyiews............-.b 90
For AIRY threc Of the fur Review 90
Por all four II the 8 90
For Blacxwoad's Magazine. 90
For Biaeswood and three keyiews.........., 90
Fer Black wood and he four Rev 90
Payments TO be made in all caxes in advance
Money current in tie state where Issued will be
! cciyea at Par. ~ s@@
POSTAGE. fEAas
The Postage to any part Of tho Unitsd StAees
will be bat "a ceHts year for Bissk wood, and
butt q cents . yenr for each Of tbs Reviews.
Atthe above prices the Periodicals. viii y fnrn-
ished for 1857, IS
Splendid Offers for '56 and 's7 Together.
Unlike the more ephemeral Magasinesa Of Tie
day, these Periodicals lose little BY aee. Hsnss
full year Of the nunbcrs with no omissisne) for
1886 may be regarded nearly = valuable ~ for
1857. Wepropose to furnish the two years a. the
following extremely low rates sta
For plackwood's Magasine. .......-4l Soc
rof any one %
For my two Reviews. 90
For Backwcod and Review, 90
For Hardwood and I've kevlsHs,......-....~e %
TOT tnfee hevicWt.- "
For Black wood and three Reyiews-.-.-,...-..l3 -
For the -FOUR 90
For Black~eod and the four ksrisws...-......A ~
sTo avoid frAceions, IS may he RENTED for
Fleetwood, fef which W will fcfwnrd thstfof both
years, POST PAID. AHs
N. b. The price In Great Britain o. tbs Ave Pc.
riodicsls shove named II sbeut A3t per aunum.
As We shall never again be hkely 10 oder such
inducements ~ thor e here presented,
NOW Is SnE f1xE 70 suBscRlpE.
Fer emittancss mpst, In all cases, b. made d.
rect to tho Pubi& herr yor At these prices no com
mission can be allowed 10 Agents. Address
n LkOHARp SCOTT s CO..,
49, q - 49,
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supply Of Fancy shruhbery, Evcrgrcenr,
Roses. he, On hand.
Early Tomato, Cabbage and Sweet Potato Plants.
All for sale 81 customary prices
tsdcrs received On the grounds. of mile vast
OF the old City hm,s the kiun Ferry road to the
Des Moines, or By mail, Addressed to
mrhT-dGw. @sgf GEO. q. HILTON.
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'.,sS ~ Nv = Sr-s.
a &.X8. TU5S ! 80 nov rscs;v;us th.r
- ask sssSs ~ ~. spsinr trade b. IL
| l1tr4 N fEkAEay 8sq4s LnEngpk A.
1900 !I1 - Nnsd!sMayw, nodhsf VIZ exsea.
x.... ~ esssea aaenessaIeIs
80 ~ ~ 49, ,.S..s ~. ~,
ssss - ksill Sns,ie~e ~ ~ Iosi. Bill xSiaS
49, MA 49, - ~ ~ ~ i3rs - - -Xyrs
ITILREn - SI1.. ~ MAR. II Az = -
jW stan, suppav ~ lsrss Cirsalar s.xs .ss,sss.
led, an1as q. msnufastsrss's psicss, AZ 49,
- 80 d iasAAs sad when required, eainehss, 10
sss:s With tho snAtier sssss, q tho aga1 ~
in.ysllAw-. -.
~ psasoss's ares, for 81: les y r,,ov.,
TySxnEs-r-.,,s a-,..1,. - ~. , -
- Ames ,howLanNs ana ogs[ egnSeT
81 for sals ~ H.W. II. TUuKM
MY ELs-Anss', heslnnas ana Ssecr hssaAe
- TOT 80 ~ & 2, -. y. IDVA -.
0Es--5eiid soo.e meek, sivsssd, casts 10 EplsZ!
80. (. - oses noes Ios ne = Ess 81 "
Il * saa rrase Chains. IsrTs .,oek, fer ssIs 10
- :. y >. y. n. TgykH
WORN PLANT1kk-A6 Superior article tsF AossS
~ power, aad !oadsrfsi l.ser and time .sxiss
-. ~ y. - y :. y =.
- 49, scytsO-A Ares st0s9 ~ W0-
NSfofoss - ossss maAes' sof ss Y. low y
,xx..4---.w----4l1Av--- ?. - = =. AOSsAlA.
M OLAF ,tron and wood heeesa grain esn1ses,AS
&N4 1000 1OW ~ 49, 3. ~. = uss3UC9o8.
WNAfTHS-WroS9hl taSe T2ES0E Al -1cGE1-
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LOO ssAE n,

A DEhIhaALL Erisk i.ssiaesoe sogethe, w,th
- one or twa lots 89lois,n handssua, iorat ed
IN ONE VI sae tnovf eligible pats IT the cfts Ar.
pay 10 the undersignsd at the ufaee of the CITY
Csrk. q {, STFYEHE
ksokak, Jaas 81, 'aT-ati
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NJ STOVE Vow MUSE

fNHE above cut represents q View of the most
i complete aud pCrfeet F
C0OI<TSG STOVE Vow IN USE!
The Patterns ar" entirely new, having been made
by this year. They are fast suppluntng all 9th
er Cooking stoves ia the market, The demand for
them is already 80 great that We are preparing to
manufacture City Of them per day. Those wanting
that almost iudi, psnsible article, good o,king
Stove, should remember that improvement and
progress the ufler VI the days and that 10
tcle of domestic use, has there bren greater i'm
proyement, within the isstt"n years. than the one
now under consideration. Therefore, you win
greatly promote your interests by selecting the
NEW ERA COOKING STOVE,
in preference totakiugnp With one II aaantiquated
pattern
iz0- For saie wholesale aud retail, ~ our store
No. 81 Main ST., kE0kTk, IOWA, where can al
ways e fouha the rnost complete and varied assort-
u Cooking. Heating, and Palor Stoves, ever
oeeryd in The West
Ezo~ Asa, Tnlers' stevk II all kinds g.,
w :. Na9aT, BRIDGE 4 BRO.
&gehG FjsnI-dy
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.Eo, IHNAiLLAN, Civil Engineer ansi survey
- *, fEes.s w. ;.rftcss5cr- s.sss ~ - csti
reusnf hrstAk sl,d siririiy. ~ the surveying
ard affang'tE ! seoaisss to saif ths contour II
defining such s4gv-
80 businegs Ii inifg & ih* uefse.tet nttend.
~ t9Wifl i%efoftfers. anh IL Ntlegralnine II
mar pat az, aapcri attended, al i,tnor Pliers
charges
orer 10 Gsabaa'. Building 2rdet.. Keskul.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-14
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n dfesin particular, 4 pweun apology fer recent
change IN the INSIDE arsanF emcnt ana ,utsife APP
ptaranee 81 ny establishment.
Though TWAS pat uNul after patient and thor
ough tiegalj invest CRtio that Lreare eanI iAced
~ the efct iii The style 81 ny aigu thai submit
I'D u ehsnge. Hat in CD arping il from ,i-sdi g
Shoe shop, tnya net etasa1 t. manufacture all
kinds Of Ladtes' sl9,s AZ 4afofe Int Lave, IN ad-
dltion cftgagsdm Eeot making teT thsis Husbands,
Brothers, some ard Lovers, 70 tlet nov MI YOUR
family AMI frieRas tie accom- aiatrd at enc
shop-~fhe Only "NE Is kEoTpk saere yee car get
anything % ths Nnot ard Shor line, nias4s 10 order
\ y III =. a. LlhktS ioct ara shN Aael, No. So
Nalrst. whtsv, aso, The best quality aaa assatest
variety oi tsEfesn wuTk Is kept Ter sale eteaf.
Come sad xRfttsg tho eteds ana buy. or leave
orders, Nhith VIII be promptly a,icrdto,s ~
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