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The Placer herald., 1857-01-24
FOUND,

TWO OXEN: one light brindle lSSssssyEws9
l. with some white spots. square esss y s
crops on both ears, slit in the right, -EkE-=-.A
no brands The other dark brindle, with some
white on the back, branded on the left horn S.
They have been running with my cattle some
eighteen or twenty months. The owner can have
them by proving property. and calling on the un-
dersigned and paying charges. They can be found
II miles below Virginia, on the Buckeye Ranch,
Placer county, Cal
II. S. WALKER.
January 3D. 1S57.-3t
The Placer herald., 1857-01-24
The Bottomless Pit in the Mammoth Cave.

IiC bOJlO1liCco L II III tlAC OiVCs
The bottomless pit in the Mammoth Cave
of Kentucky is supposed by many to run
through the whole diameter of the earth.
The branch terminates in it, and the explorer
suddenly finds himself brought upon its
brink, standing upon projecting platform,
surrounded on three sides by darkness and
terror, gulf on the right and gulf on the
left, and before him what seems an interim
nable void He looks alolt, but no eye has
as yet reached the top Of the great over
reaching dome; nothing is there seen but the
flashing of the water dropping from above
smiling rs it shoots by in the unwonted
geam Of the lamp. lie looks below, and
nothing there meets his glace save darkness
as tlick as lamp black, but he hears a wild,
mourniul melody of water, and the wailing
Of the brook for the green and sunny chan
mel left in the upper world never more to be
revisited. Down goes Il rock, tumbled over
the cliff by the guide, who is of the opinion
that folks come here to see and hear, not to
muse and be melancholy. There it GOES
crash it has reached the bottom. No, hark,
it strikes again, once more and again, still
falling. VIII it never stop! Ones hair be
gins to bristle as he hears the sound repeat
ed, growing less and less until the ear can
follow it no longer. Certainly, if the pit Of
Frederick shall be eleven thousand feet deep,
the bottomless pit of the Mammoth Cave
must be its equal.
The Placer herald., 1857-01-24
FOR ADVERTISING:

One square of TEN LINES, or more than five, first
insertion $500; each subsequent insertion, 81 80.
For half square Of FIVE LINES, or less $500; each
subsequent insertion S1,00
fY-Liberal deductions made to monthly adver-
tiserS.
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
f'HE co-partnership Of Langdon Myres was
l. dissolved on the 25th of December last,
LANGDON q MYRES.
January Sd, 1S57-3t
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-03

WAsmiSaros CouSrY The Saltwater
Aiemenge,, commenting upon the improve.
ncnts in that city for the last season, says:
On the fr.t of August last, friend of
ours procnrei a list OF oil the buildings com.
menccd within the city limits between the
frs, Of April and the date Of completing bis
list. The total number of buildings com
menced and wholly or partially completed
during thoe five months. wa Hmef y-o8..--
OF the number commenced since the | st o.
August, We have no means OF n-certaining
hut allowing the same ratio Oi increase for
the remaining three months. the first
Of November--and the total number wouid
bc about one hundred and city Placing il
Il, IL very lowest figures, and call the ratio
Tor the past three months only onr-half that
of the five months previous, and W. have n
'otai Of new buildings erected between the
first Of April and the drt Of November. Of
one hundred aud twenty. Bat tbi. ratio of
increase Of the first five months, we have ~.
cry reason 10 believe, held good during The
cn,ir' season, and II may h. safe to say that
one hundred aud fay buildings have l-,en
erected in Saltwater between the opening
anJ rlp.e nf navigation in 1857.
4. an evidence %. The wealth of our com.
rnuny. W. might state that the lunberm"n
alone Of the ~. troIx 'aley now bod the
note Of the best firms on 'bn river al -
loui,. for over Sj0O0O0 which paper is
tas, due One firm In our city now have
on hand over slO0O00 worth Of lumber.
sbicl 10 ordinary ,ns- could be cover,ej
into tnSh wiihon, delay.
JsIge FLAsDpAU concluded term Of the
li.tr ct Court % MONDAY. having been ~
.sssioa over three weeks. The Grand Jury
before they adjourned. brought in eight IN
dic'ma,s against the O7icer- Il the Terrific.
rial Prison, for alleged negligence Of dutir-
The following extracts, taken from their ~
por, ~ the management, ~ 'hr pri.on 'how
a xolli state ~ affair.
Tia, IN the dicbarge Of our lutte, W
have yis'.,l and rsamped The Territorial
PefibD,iary, situated IN the cI'y 81 ~tllisa>
ter. a. T.. ard fUabJ + X Delapo, Warden.
ard Michael MciIale, deputy Warden. In
chsrle thereof AMI with them made a per.
sona inspection 81 he same. and find that
thor Is nov confined 10 snid prison. xix prs
ossrs--that since April. 1888, there have
bsn e!even escapes d prisoners, AMI tina,
FIVE Yrsos,s have boen discharged AMI 81
frs ~ the ofioer. 81 the prison, for the
r,assn that the County Commlssi0oer Of
the eyerai oogb'iHs from which they cam,
have no, paid tlr.ir board IN adyance--mapy
Of whom were committed for high crimes,
spI .oHis 0f 'iieia for highest crime known
20 u avs. 10 xit muoieT "a j. shown by
III. record. Of the prison.
# further appear 70 the Grand Jury that
from the Dsgigea, aDd csreI'~r rannr IN
which the aaain 81 the PRISON are conducted,
,ha, oos AbeI Wilcox, who ga. committed
% charge Of murder, escaTed, n Is shown
by ,bs records. "by reans unknown 70 the
war'is-n = tina. N reward has b~n offered
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-03

MARNxr PRnus--Whea,. ID to - cts, ;
Flour, 81 per cwi,; Corn. 10 to b cts,
Oats, 80 To 10 Cts: Buckwheat Flour, S3,,5
per cwt. Corn Meal, 80 to - cts; Fresh
Beef, 4 TO 10 cts; Fresh Pork, 10 TO l2,,
cts; Potatoes, - 10 30 cts; Turnips. 10 10
IL eta. (; Hay pr ton, Sc; Lumber, hard
wood, ~ TO SIS Wood, per cord, $3.50,
CENsrs RsrrESs.--ln Chat.ield, OF mahs,
AZ, Of females, 40. total. ssi In Towns
100 and l0i in Ranges 8. >. 10. | /, males,
2l2s. females, 1856 total. 1854.
SrESLE CouNr,. The OwatOnnna RrgiS
ter Of the 18th, complains bitterly Of the
failure Of it, subscribers TO sustain the pa
per, BY paying up
We copy the following abstract Of the
CENSUS Of Steele county
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made for shelling the enemy out OF the place,
the Sellimghur and the other strong places
OF the city, and the firing commenced next
morning, the 18th.
BY the evening Of that day breach was
effected in the wall Of the magazine enclos-
ure, which was held in force by the enemy,
and the place was stormed the next morning
by the 6lst Foot and detachments Of the BE.
looch battalion and Wilde's Rifles. In ii
were captured l25 pieces Of cannon. The
palace being now well exposed, the guns
and mortars opened upon il from the maya
zine enclosure, and the enemy appears TO
have fallen back at all points. Thus the
kishengunge battery, which had repalsed
the JummoO troops, was abandoned and oc.
cupied, and the guns there taken swelled the
total number of captured pieces to upwards
OF 200. The battery on the further side OF
the seems also to have been abandoned, and
at the date Of the latest certain and official
news p. NJ, on the Lothian attack on
the magazine had been repulsed, chain of
posts had been established from the Cabul
gate to the magazine. and the enemy some
hours before day fall had been maintaining
only detached and desultory warfare from
the tops of the houses. Many townspeople
had come in and received quarter, which was
Of course refused to every sepoy. All this
was so satisfactory that we may well credit
the tale from Jeypore, that on the Goth the
place was entirely in our hands. But | shall
keep this letter open to the last, in hope Of
further intelligence, as steamer is just in
from karrachee, which Mr.. Frerc WAS keep.
ing ready for an emergency, and which he
would not have dispatched unless he had
something worth sending must not omit
by the way, to mention That the Jeypore re-
port asserts do NOT credit it-,hat the
King Of Delhi escaped to neighboring
shrine in the disguise Of a woman. Scindc,
il is moreover reported, was raising $4,000
men to intercept iugitives.
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At one Of the meetings held by the "un
employed" in New York, Q let'er was re.
ceiyoi from " Madame THxsxsisA q. RusK,"
rendering her services. The meeting voted
To bear her. and she appeared, and addressed
the crowd. urging them 70 demand OF the
general government two millions Of dollars
70 support them She promised hsr aid 10
procuring Il. Being over 6fty years ofsSe
and not very good looking. the bhoys lsash-
vi q, her before sbe got through
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Foirig" New.-Arrtvai Of the Niagara.

The Niagara arrived at Halifax on the
18th. The following is the telegraphic ab
stract of her news:
HALIFAX, Nov. ls.-Thc steamship nj.
agara from Liverpool on Saturday the 9TH
arrived this morning
The Niagara briggs about half million
in specie.
Political news by this arrival j, mostly
interesting, but financially it is o! the highest
importance.
The L. :. steam frgate Niagara leit l.lv
erpool for n. Y. on the 9TH.
The pressure in the money market was
again excessive, consequent upon the ad-
vance by the Bank of England Of lis dis
count to . per cent. The advance caused
no dimuniton in the demand for money.
Urgent calls for relief had been made on
the Government from various quarters, but
the Times thought such action unnecessary
from any quarter.
The suspension o! Naylor, Nickers a Co.,
of Sheffield, is announced Their liabilities
are stated at fG00,00O TO fl 100000, but
their assets will more than cover the amount,
Other failures reported, including Howell
Bros. * CO., OF London, and W. Orr n Co,
OF Liverpool
Paris money market unsettled. bat there
Ind been no advance ON the rates Of dis
count.
At the banquet given at the Mansion
House, the Duke Of Cambridge spoke in favor
Of the most summary vengeance against the
Sepoys.
The assets of Messrs. Naylor, Nickcrs X
Co., who have branch house in New ! Ork
are believed TO he 100000 in excess OF
their liabilities.
A dcputatiOn Of Glasgow merchants has
arrived in London TO urge upon the Gov.
eminent the adviSability Of suspending some
Of the provisions Of the bank charter act as
was done in 1913. Movements Of similar
nature were looked for in other cities
At the banquet Of the Duke Of Cambridge
Mr. Dallas made speech, por ton Of which
referred to the Indian mutiny, saying that
the crimes there committed, merited from
the whole human race summary and exon.
plary cStirpation. No language can be too
strong. no words too impressive, no force
too sudden, no blows too severe for crimes
such as those which had been perpeirated in
India.
Parliament had beer further Jforogged
till the 18th Of December
The Borough Bank was paying all de-
posters under 600.
The Kings Of Sardinia and Greece have
each subscribed 10 600 francs 10 the Indian
relief fund
|, wa, reported that the French Ambas-
.ador a, cobstan,inople has suspended re.a-
ton. with ltelschid Pacha though not with
" Government
The PARIS correspondent Of the Daily
Mar, report that -0,000.000 frame n
English bills, ard i00r0.0O0 francs in
French bills on the L =, hal been returned
protested
The Independence Beige a-s.'rts that re-
oruiting for the English -eryice !. going on
~cre,ly IN France.
The Bank of.france ba. rai-'d the price
OF discount The bullion bad increased
elgh, millions frabos.
The news from the continent J. not in
pDrtaht
Charles Sumner j. passenger on the
Niagara.
M.RXETs- Flour very dull, and in -ome
cases l. lower.
Wheat quit. and slightly lower
Corn dui. and in som- cases slightly lower
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Mr., Gao. \. cLAEg, Assistant Cashier
AMI Paying Teller Of the Grocer. Bank, y.
y. was discovered 10 he defanlter to that
institution ia the sum d about sGs 900 H.
abscofded sorne ten days ago. leaving BE-
hind MIN ihe poies aud checks 81 n rsrsonal
friend to tbs amount II about $50 900. and
and a letter 10 ,be ofiioT. Of the Bank. N
which h. states TIA, b. had accommodated
aid friend. and VA The victim o! mis-
placed c0nhdenoe"
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WAuA-u,w CouNTy,-A respectable and
much cs.evn,ul Herman girl, named ANNA
Brpps, committed suicide at Reeds Land
ing few days ago, by taking . large dose
Of laudanum.
The Herald says tho young lady went to
81, Paul some time since with one MYERS,
with the expectation and under the
promise Of marriage on their arrival
but for some reason he did not fulfil his
promise. and she returned to her friends a,
Re,l's Landing. The girl was extremely
sensitive, and the scandal which grew out
OF the circumstance 50 preyed upon her mind
that lie became burden. ami abe chose TO
die hy her own hand rather than endure the
world uni ust ccHsusc.
From tie same authority, the Wabashaw
county Herotd,) WI learn that II shooting AZ
fray occurred on the "a inst, on the prcini-
SIS Of Bap,iste lioequc, between Wabashaw
and Rcesis Landing;
During tho night previous to the day in
question, an Indian came to Rocqucs house
and insisted on staying ill morning, to which
Rocquc and Frcnchman in his employ oh.
jecicd. and in cjccting him the Indian was
struck with n club, cutting him slightly over
the eye. In the morning when the man
wen, TO the bare TO feed his horses, he was
followed by III, Indian, who knocked apiece
Of thinking out and shot the man-who
was holding the door IL keep him out-in
the lcit side, putting heavy charge Of shot
into his arm and body, The main charge
entered his body, and 80 lacera,cd his lungs
tina, every breath the al. escaped from the
wound Ito cannot recover The parties
were all drunk.
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over three million b8.sess Of coa! were
shipped down ihe river from Pittsburgh
during Oc'ossr making ,otal ~ the ses-
800. ssno February. the Ga:sf, ssy., Of
aDg1: tlsrt, million. Il ba.iss
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The vote Of Oak Glen Wa not returned,
but was cast for Petit. which would have
reduced McCune'. majority To l3. II. there
were | vote cast In the above Precinct.
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fopnlauon Of he county, : SOS inhahi,ans hoth VA
the Gated Sise@, Iaai born IA uhrr cuuu,ftgs az
Iefs born 10 luf.d rsrs hi do tnraign countries 2h
number vi nAirs f1 females, log number nj IN.
hshiianls bora 80 Maine, lai Ia. Nssssrhu-eas 70 do
New Hampshire, ~ Ia, Vermont tso 10 Rhode la.
and. ID. tnna"cu"dL o. do. New York ao do Pa.
"a DO ,hil lal de Michigan. 81 do iliiuuis isT
Wisconsin Isl de Indians Is do Iowa "a d. ltu
ish Provinces, - DE- SWEDEN. grtmany aud Nm.N
pa 10 england sui scotland, l,A 30 hrAani, >, du.
Minnesota, ia Farmers IN stnsls oolnty ii8 drtn
Merchants aud Mechanics, ltr
aki.Li Asa Msra nj
FIFTEENTH DisrRi,t.--'Gbc following is
the vote OF Steele and Waseca counties for
senators and Representatives n, the late
election
Senators. steele. Waseca. Total.
l.. Mckuns Rep ... rs 90 81,
W. r. Petit D.m 2jl ~ $50
Mckune majority .,..........l2 ia
The vote ui Ga. Glen Wa not returned,
LAT ,v.s for D.,y,t vl,,b u.uLl h.v,.
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By KENDALL, HOWE I 90.
RsPsnpssry ena lnpessans sale
AT AUCTION. or
E1kN c. PORCELAIN,
BOHEMIAN GLASS, PAP1HR NACUR.
SILVER pr. LATED WAnH

AND orHBa Rlc1 FANCY eoops.
COMMENCING TUESDAY EVENING ct n
~ o'clock, and continne srsry Afternoon 1t 81
o'clock, and clock In the evsning until ali u
sold, - Jsdgs Loves building. next v ths Peat
oGcs
The Porcelain comprises complete asssrsns.s
of piAia and gold band and decorated Dinaes. D.
ssrt, Tea and Breakfast Sets, latest stylss Also,
the richest assoTtnsnt Of Fancy CAisS ever o0ersi
in this city, Wis: vssss, Coiognes, Card Baskets.
Motto Cups. Hgures, lnkstands, together With d.
mos. every article !. the cAins line. Also. no
hkAiAN aud FkkNCh CRYSTAL GLASS, Dc.
eaaters, Tumblers, winss, Card Rscsivsrs, trui.
Bowls, Colegnea, Cigars, Finger Bowls, Ae.,
Afro an ikvoioe u PLATkO CAETOhS, TABLE
cuTL1kl, Ac.. together with large assortnsnt
q PAPikk AAchk TABLES, beautifully ,aisid,
Papisr Aachs Walters aud other rich fancy svel..
This splendid stock Of rich goods viii b fos.d s.
b q the most desirable and best styles. ParsIsn.
lar attention Il therefore invited 10 this la = M
peTemptory sale, which snhrscss ! lsses s.ert.
msot Of valuable Goods, suitable for pressals ~
family use. Pusltiss ordsn hare bssn resolved e
sell the entire importation uithoat reserve.
@LADiks ksPeclALLr invtsnD - AsSnup.
KENDALL, HOWE , o.,
june2d Anotioneopu
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F1AAEM 4 McEvlrr.
NJ Il q liant TAIL a.

Third-st., bet. Main aad Jehasos j. X HOk UH.
WE arc now rccsiving eur 6pdng steeh, 90
w would repeatedly call attention. 10 ths
came, ~ from Sar position ~ practical wsskusa,
- sfe enabled " ssll the best Of seoAs Of . NV
1Eefs.
We wish ~ inferm those who, from their sIss
81 shsps, think they never we're esnnoe - Attsi
~ Tailor, 10 give ~ . trial, and ws will Russen.
~ ~, without aitsrstion or - u the Ices II ~
material.
0sntisnsa fusnisAing their own slotA, 80 Asv>
IL mAds ny inso ssy sGyh, In . fashionable And
wssknanlihs aaassss ~ calling ~ ear sstahlisA-
nsnt. ~ zsesga (apsle-d1n
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Pare,eulnr Auuevuce~e~s

Particular AnnoWncsnens.
Persons living al . distance frsss town sse moth
Aed thst about 'sloek in ths aftesaoen, wiad
and weather permitting, 70 ysane sna Beautiful
lsdy) Mile Prcdcrieks will walk spos . sinGDs
vire fron the ground to the top Of aAs high1st
aasstAG Of ID ieybAch = Co.'S. Mammoth RAytltoe,
distance Of 500 feet and 4S fest from ths ground
This Grand and Terrific Ascension will tAks Dlass
outside of the pavilion. and VI course free 70 all
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GIN EAT oALE OF LOTS IN
GLENfORD AND RAVENSWOOD.
C1ty ~ Keok Nh,
At PUBLIC AUCTION.

ON SATURDAY, JUNE 10th, 1857,
ON the GROUND
MILL b sold at Public Auction, on Saturday
" the 10th Of June, 1851, Forty eheiss Lots
IN 9isnsord, asd fhirty-four Lots In Raveasvsed.
ground.
kAv9NSwOOD aAjoiss 0LENHORD - tAs
SeatA, fsonting % brand Avenue. See Dlens Of
both properties q the $3.50 ef the sndsnisneA.
Tsrms--Dne- 6fth cash, balance 10 zoe. tOs.
three and four years. With insessss aaaually % ID
Per esnt per aansn. Title pssfsss, ssd warranty
4ssd gives.
The esrs of the Ksokuk and NJ. Pleasant Rail.
road viii lssvs the Depot fer 0lsnferd osatisn, q
", ~, IL, and II o'eloek, and win rstuPa - q
early hosr after the SAle. Passage FREE. A col
iatisn will b. provided ct the sais.
3D. Pcrons wishing " attend the sale vill meet
1t once.
SMITH l. VAN SICKLKN.
n. b. VAN BICkLEN,
lu0ez-Q =
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Lumber I! Lumber

a Iih1 lss II seasoned poplar jsiGl, sssstlisg,
- Ae., Ter sale 1t our YuSnttsyo manatAeeosy,
llfh street. est. Aais and Jehsssn.
nsy1Adn KILbOURNl 4 DAVIS.
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SRAD CAUGHT IN rnH OHio.--Y yesterday,
Russsl Heanan, with seine, caught . lot Of
gensins shad, the real Baltimore shsd, in the
river just below the falls. He had shout
twenty.-[L Louisville Courier, May e.
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TAnan named Dsly, for attempting TO
commit suicide, in Hendricks county, Indi-
ana, has been sentenced to the pen,ssntiary
for three Year,, and disfranchissd for ten
years.
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CoURrs IN SEssIoN.-The United Statss
Supreme and District Courts, al commence
their sessions in this city, to-day. This 10
crowding matters little too thick for the
comfort Of lawyers in this vicinity. Every
lawyer here, feels - II be needed two part
ners just now. Judgs Love presidss in the
U. 8. Court; and Judge Cook in the District
Court. The Supreme and U. 8. Courts are
both held at the State House.-[Iowa City
Republican, June lat.
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ron SALE,

FOR oALE.
ESoUR or ave hundred thousand Pius ShiuRlss
l. and I've Fist Beats. q The Paakss Landing.
june4-d0s 4. ". TAYLOR
DELINQUENT LIST OF Lots,
nN which Special Taxcs are due and unpaid.
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alan, kin and country for their sake and 10
6na. Won must make Mormpaism and every
thIne that affects IL intsrssoe the gsaAa air
and object Of your lifs. Ind nov 10 fortl
anon your mission, 81 bs 80 yoa1 nol1o
An cath haes givsn,
Lat ne hoose Il yah;
| For 10 keep II 10 heaven,
And 70 break tits hell"
Such IVES Mormonism in Nauvoo Ills, and
such 10 Mormonism in Utah.
A''ps0i1ws1{}ii WILLIAM SMITH,
Brother Of Joseph Smith, the murdered
patriarch, and prophet Of the Mormon
Church.
EFyxcrs or DRKp Scorrisx.-ln Michigan
the Dem ooracy are having very good time
OF il, ON the bred Scott decision. The Kali
amaroo Gazette (Democrst) went over to the
Republicans. The Coldwater Sentinel does
the same, and the Grand Rapids Herald
says:
There 10 no use in disgusting the fact that
the Democratic party Of Michigan is IN IN
exceedingly dispirted condition; and unless
there is some change in the tactics or lead.
ers, many long day will slapse before the
reign Of Fusionism will cease. All over the
State the bone and sinew arc discussing
these mstsnrs; and during the last Demo
cratic Convention at Detroit We found, in
conversation With Democrats from various
sections, that the same feelings extended to
oil parts Of Michigan.
GTA splendid baggage car for the Keo-
kuk, IT. Dss Moinss and Minnesota X. X. II
now at the depot, awaiting shipment to Ke-
okuk. II was manufactured at indianapolis,
Ind, and is decidedly ahead Of anything Of
the kind ever seen in this region. II such 10
a fair specimen If the work done in Indian
apolis, other manufacturers in the Same line
will have to look to their laurels.--[ Quincy
Wing.
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| DURKEE = CO..
-. -.... ~. =. ). -,
KEOKUK, IoWA,
Aassow OFFERING ONE OF raS
Largest and most Elegant ssocks
SPRING GOODS!
A. Rsasai. il u. wsss, sss.i.,hs IN AT Of
spissAld nsbs saiis,
| splsadii DsyaAsrs ossips1 BiMs,
| Splendid China striped ,Stihs,
All soiors II flsiA Eiiks,
superb BlAsk silks. II
ssaaes p PlAsn Ssains,
Tar. slsiss.
sasiA pssAisA; Hssa., Tissue Rsb... Elssa.s
3 1srsss Assss. II. ..s s5 ".
Useaas orSaaAts nsAss, q
Hsgast HssaAe1 Ja1kssstt Hotss.
kswp Rshss,
~ 1ssssA Psist n.Lss
FsavsAing Dssss 0osAs.
AseenGinsss
Isabelle Cleshs,
Satin Striped Dsbaige, as
Silk and Linen Orisntsle.
Liass CAs&brav, &C., &C., &c.
1rsssA. IssliaA AID Assrisa. Prisn " ~ ~
brasds - ssvsss styles.
LACE CURTAINS,
AAa csraala Mstssisls aalylxtsrss Il ~ kis6s.
Lasa and Cotton SAsstiss, hiiSW 0as
Csttsas snA Linssa, ~ q.
~Aii ether HesssfssaisAisg cssls. -
s..pl.ss stesi II E.ssaElsssss. c,,las, Us1a.
sleeves, uaakissshisfs, Wesksd 1esls Cas-
sris, LtAea sss kass sess, sita4
SPLENDID srorK " yssE LAcEsa !
saeh = rel nonitss, real yslIsncisssts, Hstpa
| Application, EaslisA Thrsad, Q sips,s. -. y
Carpets ana on Colths.
"A EAslsh v.lva Tssss.,y,
sd
80 BRUSSELS
| AoA ., ~ 81
I.psssAi ny. asassp~aas Isssla.
vsssssaa, Usssa'asa nssy vsivss, 1vs1s6 -
vssitis esais carpstias 1ssss. Hssts
ed DSnsosts.
FL q ~ OIL .CL THgi
8 irss = - ~ viSs.
| Hsviae ~ advsatas> II I resident ksyss d
Ns0 yek - sAall y rsssiviag soassase sA6lelsaG
ttou1o6lk, hespise II al ssassas e ~ -
lnilaaA ssspssss, wAisA viii - ssll fssol1A r
~ esaf. Lsww 1Ass ssv ssA~ ASsss II Jsos -
ALL; 81
rks stssk snounts 70 ssarly
| 41oo.ooo 90.
A. sass.ass.sis sos.Alsr vassssy sAa
AMI orzHa onE coHcsaxi
| ONE PRIcR ONLY,
y g D r O n.
4 q = , = r q o Q D o!
wHoLEsALs AND RETAIL
| sropDARD 4 HAYWARD,