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The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-02-26

Materials for a Biography Of Bishop Capers.
The family Of Bishop Capers is desrous Of
collecting i'll his letters and whatever else may
serve tho purpose of giving to the Church a
complete biography Of this yenerated minister.
Any incidents in his history that mny be in pos
session Of those at a distance, will DO acceptable.
Letters may 30 addressed TO Maj. r. w. capers,
Charleston, or to the editor of the Southern
Christian Advocate. y g. g -.
"A child Was born III Paris lated without any
nose, MS: siaisogp ,of sPsris Book ibslittle
Lady y ilsads when. .se wss aeyep MOUTHS .sold,
and having n'adshes susisss to pain ty means
Of chloroform, cut esnch asps and % ekilfully,
from aie acs. that when twiSiea irto position
and 'PertsAfy'he. hey n,sds very re.peacs..
table and good looiing nose, 5! ~ ~ t'1&;TT1
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-02-26

t'o' "u' eIeHuie o Lho tropics, ana the
Lays Of p"pulation, of industrial adaptation.
"f national development, indeed, the vital
necessities OF American civilization. demand
that there shall he no god Terminus Oh our
houtierm border, ar in other words, that
southern society, as now organized, or So
'seRalca slavery, must no: he penned I'D or
sgtorcibIy limited to existing boundaries, Lut,
''ri' the contrary. must he permitted, 7,ayi
Idssm with the Increase Of this population.
To expcnd itself all over the tropical portion
,."ftllis cu,rine'H and the adjacent islan,ls.--
1Ia,is is v a,cces,ity Of American civilization
.as absolutely vital as atmospheric air to a
living man. Tile mighty mass Of ,nongrcl
and diseased humanity" south of our pres
cntdi,nits. the vast hordes composed Of all
shatlesOf CaucasioI Indian and negro admix.
,ure, are rapidly rotting out and leaving
bchind tho pure negraiu tue islands and A!;e
pure Indian or aboriginal on'thc main land.
Vl,us, sllonI,l We. stand aloof and confine
ourselves tn existing limits, time would
como, and come soon,z when tile continent
would, rel.pss back into the condition in
Which it was discovered BY tho spspiards
al.Iee hundrcd years sgo; while the negro in
the islap'lu would again return to his ,Afri-
ca.l standard, losing even the Caucasian
languages 4apght his ancestors
Here, then, would be some fiftys degrees
nf nfixltitude right 10 tile ceptre of tie cont.
ne,,t, together With the islands nesNinrsin
its bosom aud endowed by the Creator with
tho most fnxuriant soil and genial climate
oil the whole earth, and fnrtherIaosS tl,s
cc,ltys Of existence for those productions
absa5ktsly essential to modern civilization
x,.Aa {tka. lha..rS raca and vUalfa -, "A $,,,x,,
uerebIe bciugs-aIl this, this glorious region
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-19
The 0lA CAsrcA Beals.
Ring oat merrily,

Ring oat mcrriiy,
Loudly, cherrily,
Blithc old bells, from the stesple tower.
Hopefully, fcaYfAlly,
Joyfuliy, tearfully,
Mossth the bride from the maidsa bower
Clond there 10 none in the fair summer sky;
Eunsh,ne 6ings benson down FROM on high;
Children sing ~ the train msyes along,
"Happy the bride THAI the sun shinc,h on. !"
kncil out dreari.y,
Measured aad weartiy,
Sad bsils, froln the steepie gray,
Priests enantins lowly;
Soiemniy, slowly,
Passcth the corse from the portal to-day.
Drops from the icadcn clouds heavily fall
DrippingIy over the plume md the pail
Aurmur old folks ~ the train novss along,
"Happy the d. I'd that the rain rsineth on
Toll at the hour Of prime,
MAtin, and vesper chime,
Loved old BELLS, from the stecpe hi Oh
Rolling like holy waves,
Over tue loaely graves,
Floating up, prayer fraught, into the sky.
solemn the icsaon your lightest notes teach
Stern is the preaching your iron tongues preach;
Ringing in life from tbs bud to the bloom,
Kinging the dead 10 their rest In the tomb
Peal out evermore--
Peal - ye psaled Of yors,
Brave old bella, on each Sabbath day,
In sunshine and giadness,
Throu gh clouds and through sadness
Bridal and burial have passed away,
Tell US lifs's pleasures with death are still rife;
Tell u, that Death ever leadsth 70 Life;
Life is our labor and death Is our rest.
Ii happy the living, the dead arc the blest.
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DlLsnnAs or rHE DEsPors.--The New York
Day Book is the most active Buchanan pa
per in thst city. In recent article it says
that negroes are beasts, and not men; thas
they have no souls; II they were men, and
had souls, TO hold them in slavery would Of
necessity be criminal, for soul is God-born,
and whatever has God for father is entitled
to Gods freedom. The st. Louis Leader,
which assumes to be the organ OF Missouri
Buchananism, says the Day Book is wrong
IN its philosophy, for though slavery is right,
negroes are men, OF one blood with every
race, and possess the same natural rights
with all, bat that they do not posses, the
same acquired rights, (as some white men
do not, and are therefore properly held in
slavery because they were born into bond
age. The st. Louis mieiiigencer pricks this
philosophical bubble Of the slavery sorhist
BY asking how man can ALLEVIATE right, to
do which is voluntary act, by being born,
which 10 an inpoluntdry act. And SO both
slavery lovers are put at fault, and left with
out philosophical defence for that instiss-
ton which they feel 40 much needs it.
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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE
aEED 1srsaE.
40AM-se., eepner - Fourth,
OyBk RICE q IRON GTORE-



u 1SPEC11ULLY saAoases 70 tAs sitissas Of Ks,-
N knk AaA vtenity that they have opened store
% Fourth stsss uhess they are prepared 20 supply
the fAsmeu Aad merchants of ths Great West with
all kids II Ne most approved AgrieulturAl I'm
plsasAas md Machines which are 10 b. found In
The country. W. have, also. connected with Ar
sicultaral implements aud Aechtnss, . gsssrsl
assestmsnt Of hardware and Wooden Ware. II
will b our ain By prompt attsutisn 70 busnsss, 70
deserve and rscsivs tho onnadsnes Of di,sssniae
pssais In or sadsavors 70 meet their numerous
| wants. MARS WILDER.
Ksokuk, lows. Jan. 8, ~ DIS
Nsw AgvlcaIIur raj WarsAe.se
| A xE5, uatcAess, Hammers. Meat Caters, CHIP
Dsstsrs mats. mop banda we'll buckets. Sugar
bsckets, bsil boxes, neat DO, bush hooks, shoysis
and spadea, hay and manure forks, picks, nAtsesks
bog hoes, post aascrs, apple pssrrrs, sorsrs and
found Il ths New Ag,isaitsrai warehouse, over
IS! Ss.:s -. ''''' o@ ''1 n .ssR'; WIDER.
| INCORPOR ALTON NOTICE.
NOTES is hereby given that }. X. Mernish, J.
- y sstiivsa, Vim. B: Lyneh. g; \. Dinond,
Adair Mcdowell. J. n. Breeder, and Curtis r.
Conn have incorporated themsslves aud their Asso-
ciAtss uSdss the name Of the Dccaliou Perry and
Land Company. The principal place q bushes.
Of this corporation Is 70 sstabIish Ferry on ths
Mississippi River, between the city Of kcokuk snl
Hancock County, nls., and also to purchase land,
in Hancock County, His, and lay out thereon Z
| town to be known ~ "Dccalion." The capital
stock Of said Company 10 seventy ave thousand dol
lars, which stock nay BE- incseased 70 one has1red
thoassnd dollars divided In shares Of ono hsndssd
Aeliass cash, sud to. BE- paid In upon call Of ~
Board Of Directors. Said corporation eoDnsscsd
on the 4th day u October 1885, 10 continue twenty
tyears, renewable according 10 The laws u lows.-
The Affairs Of the company TO be conducted - 4
Hoard u Five Directors, 70 b. elected The afsi
Wednesday Of January. annually, In accordance
With The articles Of Incorporation lie In The a.
dee Of the Recorder II deeds, Lee ceunty, Iowa.
The indebtedness Of the Company 10 not - sssssd
two-thirds ~ the capital stuck Of the Company
The private property Of the stockholders Il 70 h
exempt from the corporate debts VI the Compsny.--
The foiiowing persons are the present DIRECTORS oi
| said Company:
| J. X. Hornish, Jno. H. Sullivan,
| q. X. Dtmond, Rufus Wilssy,
Vim. r. B. Lynch.
| J.K. H0RNISH, PTss't.
| Z. X. DuorD, 6sc'y and Treas.
| kcoku ak, Dec ~, fesS-dAw
fDaiiy Times copy 4w.l
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SrArK BANK or INpiANA.--In accordance
with tbs provisions Of the charter Of ths
State Bank Of Indiana, its corporate powers
will cease on the Let day IT January, 1859,
the two years Intervening between that date
and the beginning Of the present moath 70
be occupied in whaling up and liquidasing
its affairs. Its capital is 10 be converted
into cash, and the part bslonging 70 tAe
state paid to the Sinking Fund Commission
ers, to be By them invested. ~ the lAv nay
direct, for pusposss Of common school eda-
cation. The President Of the bAak, y late
report TO the Legislature, givss Il - hie opin-
ion that the interest sof the stass - the
Bank. upon the 6nal elosisg up 81 Y: cea-
Germs, after the payment 81 ths beads ~
susd, viii amount 70 sum Of near vz,VVs-
600.
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A-MAsUIkss Caxrousp ExRaAc1 % Dsxxu
PLAss-A certain cure Tor Diarh@a, Dyssassry
Spmmer Complaint. aud all Affections u the bowels
attended with relaxation. Asa safe, palatAhis and
reliable remedy II |. uncqualled For children
teething. attended with irritation Of the bowels, II
is the most soothing romsdy In use. Prepared aud
sold by ia C. MAGUfRE,
Chemists and Druggists,
s. W. cor. Olive 4 ID SITS, st. Louis.
For sale In Keokuk by r. II. 0Connor, 1 Bro.
aud Druggists generally. [aug20dA wem
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NsWs 81 the N OrntnG.
Amos Norris (so SAYS the tclegraph) has
bssn nominated By the Republican caucus Of
The Maine Legislature As n candidate for the
O. s. Senate for the short term.
Resolutions passed the Pennsylvanis House
on the 10th, instructins the Senators from
that stats to vote for the admission Of Kan
80 - = free state.
Usion Block, Milford, Mass, including the
Poseo9ee, and I've buildings adjoining,
was sonsamsd By ere on the 10th. Loss
$4,000.
A terrible riot was going on ct Albion, N.
T., on the 10th, between Americans and
Irish. Two men were dead and seve, al 9TH
err dangerously wounded.
There vas little ice moving in the river at
st. Loais 90 the 10th, and navigation was
rssunsd to Alton.
The steamer Texas, from San Juan, ar
rived u New York on the 18th. The Costa
Ricans, supported BY the British Asst, had
ssissd every steamboat on the San Juan
River. The steamer San Carlos left Virgin
Bay for the river on the Sd, and was cap
tured before she reached the river. Capt.
Ssckbr;dge with $50 men had possession Of
Punta Arenas, but the Costa Ricans with
1000 held every point on the river. General
Hsr.inso's - beat the allies at Granada
and Joined Walker at Rivas. Walkers army
10 represented to be in good spirits, while
the allies are quarreling among themselves.
There 10 little farther foreign news
There had been conference Of plenip oten.
tiariss at Berne with reference to the Swiss
troubles. The English and American minis
ssrs acted ~ Intermediates between the d.
plomists and the Swiss authorities, conduct
Ing themselves with the greatest kindness to-
wards the Swiss. II was rumored in we'll
informed circles that the question was TO be
decided at meeting at Vienna or London,
to which Switzerland would be admitted.
In Congress, on the 10th, the Senate dis
casssd the matter of desertiops from the
Navy. A communication from the Presi.
dent OF the Pa. joint convention, announcing
the election Of Gen. Cameron to that BODY.
vas received. In the House, private bills
consumed most Of the time. Mr.. Campbell
will insrodoee bill abolishing the Navy
Mr. Raymond, Of the N. Y. Times. was ex.
am'nsd before the investigating committee.
he disputed their authority, saying that tn.
statement was made on Representations
which - journalist he would not diyolee.
ar. simonton, correspondents of that paper,
Was also examined. He answered NIL on.s-
Mons with regard to himself, but declined
answering some questions affecting Others.
because be said it involved breach OF con-
ndence. lie insisted on the right Of newsp..
Pers TO acf on moral convictions without
holding themselves responsible to prescn. tho
PROOF, anless specific charges are made
against individuals BY name. j. S. Chester.
summoned to appear before the COMMITTEES.
Jailed to present himself. After much dis
coss'on ~ to power, an order was issued for
his arrest and compulsory attendance.
Judge Wead, Of Peoria, has commenced
suit against the Rock Island Bridge Com
pany 10 behalf Of the owners Of the Efhe A.
ton, lost last spring.
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NnOnee1eo l4.kNtSsh SROG1ras
a RE now In ssesipt y large and fresh Assort-
IA neat VI 0sseeftes 10 whish the attention IL
seh sgasasn ~ prompt thirty day ssysrs. =
solieiGa. Fas0ere Whaling ~ haster for anything
= vsSIall sivs0s 8 ssaiy = purchase produce 4
the At4Asot market sa4os. Gttbsr for Cash Grocer
les az whoiessie prices. Our stock Is partly com
posed u ID. following
Cohss---l,ia. Mocha. Lrgayra, Java ard Msrica-
bc do roasted and ground. uolien Syrup, bci.h-
er'sSyrup, No Moiusas, sug,rhoasc do, plan,a.
tion DO, per bkl.. half bbi, and 10 gallon kcgs,-
Imperial, Young IL son, liysonskin. u. r. Ooioug,
Souchoung. and other brands Teas, all prices from
3eccnts 20 81 50 per pound. good assart n4nt u
virginia and Missouri Tsbsceo. for chewing and
smoking.
Pepper, Alspiee, Ginger, Mace, Nutmsgs. Ciov~
cinnamon, mustard, salt petre, silsm copPe,as u
sal soda, cream tartar, esa eoee. inogAss q. Dab
bit, Dow, and Preston Asnill's Yeast puwdem
Bakers cocoa and chocolate tapaoee, pearl, harley
split psas, Hsekst . fasina corn starch, maskarOe
and ssrmieil. palm. castillo, country. transparent
variegated, and other soaps star, sperm, Assasins
adamAntine and moud ssadlcs citrpn, raisins, eur.
rants. Ags, p-unes, Aitsonds. pssaas, knslisA val
uuts. bssait nHss. Glberts. psAnuts, dried APplei
aud peaches tubs buckets, bro0ms, market slolhsl
and corn baskets, batter lsdlos, pats and pviats
manila, henp and cotton cordAgs, twins. pillow, bse
and olothss iines, large stock. I've doa. ASSORTED
Jellses, Ia qSArt. pint and half d. glass jars. 81
asst. Preserves In glwss jars, Grange. pine apple
raspberry, srswbsrry. pcaaa and apple. 20 dos ri,
Fruit assorted. 50 dsi ID ans frssh psaehss, ID
| tin; 20 dps ID cADs fresh strawbssrtes In TN
10 dos b cans frcsh ptns apples oyssss, loastsrs
clans, shad gsan cosn. tomatoes, sardisse, pat VI
| In thu aud warranted fresh aAd good. n. .. Sugar
crushed, clarified, powdered, LOAF Asd other sugars
Nos. l. 2 aud masksssl, sAsd, white ash, herrinI
and edhsh.
Iasiy, Prairie State. and Clifton Mills Yioar
| Buck wheat and Cora Meal constantly on AaAd-
Green Apples, 0ninns, Potatoes. Tasnips; also oI
baud choice article VI Lard for family uss, in 30
| So and 80 Id packages, ksttle-rendersd from lsa
and sides only. We have Ia smoks 500 ham
which will b. ready Tor sale In sbout ten days; al
81 which We oder ~ reduced rates.
Janl5-d Z. W. PERDUE co.
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OF BOSTON,
A 4 q II I q = q q .

I ATE partner Of VIM. washburn. Architect q
IL American, Revere, Winthrop and Parker
Houses, and fremont Temple, Boston wood Ho-
tel, Portland; Bay State House. Worcester, sld
many uthsr first class public aud private bailAings
throughout the country, having losated Ia keokuk,
would inform the public that he prepared 70 far.
nish Designs, Plans, Detail Drawing, epechca.
tions and Sspsrintsnasnce Tor CbarcAss, 6sheoi
private bsiidiags Of all kinds, with pronptsss 40
accuracy.
All The modern Improvements, such - " sSnisG,
Lighting, Ventilation, Ac ~ adopted In the kast-
ern eiiies will be specially provided FOR - re-
quirsd.
E0-OfRce In samples new bsilding, 81 SECOND
street, between Main and johnson.
Jan. IA, '57-dly +. u. MOORE.
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kIcxEY 4 Mason, Surgeon Dentists, are
prepared 70 insert Teeth upon Gold, Silver
and Gutta Psrcha, also upon Platina with
continuous Gum, which for beauty and
cleanliness cannot be surpassed. They are
determined to do the neatest work that ID
done in the City, and at . less price than
any other Office here. Office on Blondeau
between Third an j Fourth.
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MlMM 4 MlLl.E1a,
Wholesale and Retail Candy
~ Msasfsc,osy, Third-st., ketwsen Main aaA
johnson, next door 70 Kelly Lynch.
Specnl attention will be given " baking Tor pAs-
ties, and dome upon the shortess notice.
keok uk Jan. IDLY
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Do you recollect, Gays NJ. Lsmartine, the
little Myrra Of whom Lord Byron spoke two
or three three times in his letters? can
give you her history, which has never yet
been told. AT the period when the celebrity
Of the poet burst suddenly on England, By
ron, besieged by thousands Of curious and
annoying visitors, was At last compelled TO
deny his door. One day his domestic told
him that among the strangers who wished to
speak 70 his lordship, there was . young girl
cd the defence Of his door against her ~ we'll
~ oil others. But the young girl, continu-
ing to return every morning, at last said TO
the domestic, "Inform your master that
shall yet triumph over his obstinacy in refu-
sing TO see me-" In effect, Byron tired Of
hearing that the unknown girl had not failed
for two months to call regularly every day,
admitted her 1t last into his library.
She was blonde child Of seventeen, a
frail and delicate beauty,-one Of those d.
aphnnous creatures who seem born from the
foam Of the sea and the vnpors OF the fog.
'sMy Lord" she said, 81 have the greatest
admiration for the talent Of your lordship,
and you will understand how deep and how
fixed is INV admiration when shall have told
wv VIC AAosiVc WhtSu oItuSo sAo uoIcs
Whereupon the exalted girl, who was the
daughter OF . clergyman Of the environs,
avowsd resolutely to Lord Byron that she
came to him upon the same mission ~ did
the Queen Of Shebn to Solomon. Byron was
stupe6sd, and endeavored by patsrnal tone
TO bring the young enthusiast back into the
channel Of common sense. But she insist-
ed: s'The child which shall be born OF you"
she said, twill be the greatest genia the
world has yet seen!'
Notwithstanding his resolution Of showing
himself to the end m honest man, Byron sue
eambed. 1t was from this adventure, which
could only have occurred in EN- and, and
from the fantaay of u hysteficsl fsaasicism,
that was born the little Myrra, Of whom By
ron says few words in his correspondence
with his publisher Murray, and who died at
kavenna ut the age Of six years. The Coun-
tess Guiccioli, to-day the Marohioness de
Boissy, knew this daughter Of Lord Byrsn
and WAS present at her death.
This is the history Of the "Little Myrrs"
OF Lord Byron, MS related by NJ. Lamar.ine.
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eIDr. Walton, Of Syracuse, extracted =
pin, = few days since, from the baok Of q
Mis-. Mckay, Of that city. The pin was
swallowed nine years since, when she was
at the ngs Of ave. Miss N. said she had en-
perienced considerable inconv enieucs from
il ever shines. Il was taken out about four
inches below the shoulder blade.
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aNAND 6IRr DISTRIBUTION
For the HOLIDAYS.


nTO0AGE NOTICE.
rIvHH following goods, " mot rallsA fer within
i thirty days frca this date, will bsssi1 70 PAY
charges on samcs
w. b. Arnold. ltAsesLing nsshins; Pearcs Cali
lin, hoses sssdriss J. A0pkins, b A.seAaA-
disc c. Kinssy. n plaster castings JAe. viyaA,
bxs ssntriss; p. nwhlgs hE ssedrtss; 49,.
.s.vshasdise David r. Miissn. 1Axs sendsiss ].
Esily, Iovssiile - sandFiss; 6lspAes Lssey.
s. sunayiss, Jeass Msttex,i b saa1fissi JsAa
ciegs. / rocking chair, bdl Kidding asd 40, !
sedstsnd roli Snspst, bxs ssadriss. table. .
ehairs. hseket. J SAls ssnasies. ata11j g. Css-
40. IS sun1ries. bsdstead, tahs - esntseas,
table. hhl ssadsiss . ehairs. rocker Aaskse
BROWN TAfL0ms Lesss.
Ksak uk. Dec. 4S-dla -.
HUMOROUS Pssssy u iAs Kaeii.A laaGnaes,
I1oEs. oAssess - saas. ~ c.s s,n Aur
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Hlarx0 6sAssx N RlcnMosp, vA.--Noth-
haa ssse before squslisa - sxtsavagAnt d.
uoao1 ~ tho hirers Of negroes for he cur.
ro1t gar = this ci.y. The railing ratss or
~ streets yesterday were, Cor aAult male
factory and tobacco hands, 3l30 to 1900
Tor adult male house sssvantS, 1l2O q
els for fsmAls house servants and nurses
$50 To 1lO0; and for inferior agss Of thcs,
different grades rather less than correspond
ing discounts on the foregoing prices Of
adults. or course hircrs are holding OF
unwilling to acccde to such extravagant de.
nands, and Of course the hoaseksepiss pop
ulaton OF the city who HlRE, instead Of own.
ING, are having lively and interesting time
II Rich. Emo.
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NOTICE.
HAvIK6 cold our siosk 10 MsssrS. Ayres 4
L i Reynolds, W feel compelled 70 ur4s prom p,
and Immediate paymsnt from all thoss knowing
themselves Indebted 70 " on note or book account
ia order that we may meet positive engagement
and preparatory 10 opening business agsin on tbs
hrst Of March.
janiA-dlm HAMILL i kALSTON.
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TIE CAnxLs on tn. WEsrEsN PLAINS
The accounts received from Texas in rela-
ton to the experiment Of domesticating the
Camel for use in the army OF the United
StAtcr, on the south western plains, continue
to be most encouraging. The animals are in
the care Of = company Of the End Regiment
Of Cavalry, stationed at Camp Verde, Texas,
where large stables have been recently erect.
ed by the troops for their accommo lation. -
IL has already been asoertaincd BY repeated
experiment that more can DO done by way Of
transportation by six camela in Eve days than
by to six mule teams in ten days The cam
els make . trip from Camp Verde to San
Antonio (60 miles) and return in six days,
and carry with more loading than the two
wagons can possibly carry, and tho wAgoas
usually take ten or twelve days for the trip
The rutting season commenced . month
since, and in due time We shall learn the
success OF our camelships in rearing their
hump backed families in the country Of their
adoption.
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~ west corner 1t ThirtseotA - nena91n -,
new ria n, DUT CD nAmDs!
r1yHE underlined have thas 6a1 antefe4 tnto
/ partnership 10 IN AcrsAaak xailoeias bnsinsas,
81 "a old stand Of Tyler Lynch, 1AlFa-es. nserly
opp site to Beidglasa 4 Wsu's. u . aay - swe
&c viii b. prepared - show ess fslsaas SAAs ve
have done and intend doing ,-,,.,,,
p. ). Mr.. Tyler viii b foaad BY his frisada st
the old stAnd. till further Dstics
jsn.4.dAw4w n. y.
GEE. q. UlXON.
4 TTORNHY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law:
"A Once removed TO samples building. second
street, betuecu Main and johnson, ke0kuk, lows.
Dpc. 23-d3m
FRENCH CANDIES.
TUsr received. BY the Kate French, large ssp-
y ply Of French Candies Of every sessrsg.sos' -
,.nNd Third-ss.
aKAND JIPr DISTRIBUTION
For the Holidays.
Uss aaA Ornancnt Combined.
vTlHOSE Who wish somsthing useful - we'll - or
i namental, woald 10 veil to cail q the Picture
Gallery on johnson street, near the Postonce, -
| there viii b. given away $50 Splsn1io Plc.
lnres and Leekisg Glassess In ass gilt
and Rosewood Frames Every purchaser q Ivs
Dollar ticks. viii be entitled 70 draw prise and
the chance # obtaining asplendd Paslof Mirror 10
1 Gilt or Rosewood Frames.
4 Anon the Pctures to ~ drawn v ths bsAstiful
engraving VI Saturday Night In Oldcn Tilaes, tie
1 only one 10 the city Also, "Cssutry Election,
"Sa,e Of he Pet lamb" asd . good Assortment Of
| Rel gious piDtss ., Ali richly framed
Ttrk<ts ars ready for sale, and pEtsss viii b
asissd Ia proportions the sale al Tickets Please
call and examine for yourselves a TIE Picture 0sa
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