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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-27

The Democratic ways at Jefferson CITY
must have fine sport with the editor of their
/ organ the Leader, 30 accomm odating and fa-
ellie "A butt is he. That ''semi-myihic per-
sonage" was sold cheap the other day. Wri.
ting to his paper on the 18th, description
OF the Hall Of Representatives., he saws:
largo full length portrait Of Col. Ben
ton, and a head Of Senator Linn, are the
CHIEF ornaments. II is easy TO trace in the
latter the features of bis son, your popular
collector.
Writing again, on the 18th, he says
wrote YOU in my first letter from Jeffer-
son City, that n portrait Of Senator Linn.
! adorned tie House Of Representatives.
should ike 10 catch the member who told
me SO, and give him particular jessie, for it
i NJ such thing. The portrait is that Of DR..
Robinson OF Platte, now Senator, and for
mery Speaker Of the House.
This Is objectionable. The editor must
apologize to Captain Linn forthwith, by say
ing tha', upon more careful consideration he
don'f know that sit j. easy 10 trace" 1c.,
&C., &c.- St. Louis News.
Az EDlroR's NALEpicroay.-~ One Of the fra
erni'y 90. West, who appears to have become
Disguised with the profession, assigns the
following reason for vacating his chair -
The nniersi gned retires from the editorial
chair with the complete conviction that all il
vanity. From the hour be started his paper
to the present time be has been solicited to
lie on every given subject, and can't remem.
her having told Wholesome truth without
dininshn. his subscription list or msking
IN enemy. Under these Circumstances Of trial,
and having thorough contempt for himself,
he reilres in order 10 recruit his moral con-
stI'ution. - \. J. Mir.
III Night not more be done ia cherish and
develop the highest in,aitinns OF children. by
watching the moments Of acute pleasure or
pain, II gratitude. awe. or excited moral and
religious feeling Might wc not thus estab-
!ish ~ rs natural basis an inner life which
would help to raise the young above the So
llcitatOus 81 appetite and passion2 No
doubt The animal reaches it's full develop
meni while the moral is still weak but if
tie moral intaitions exist, az they undoubt-
eIsI -, n very early age, i; is for parents
10 MAKE them early tie controlling power
Nature ferbids their occupying the grenter
part u tie thisd's life, bur they may be felt
a. thc poiest aal most real and precious por-
ton Of d.
TslE. splendid qualities break forth in
dark tones, like lightning from thunder
storm.
tNeef g.. a. 4 -
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Lanas And Lots fer sale.
Cnn ACRES Of land, on Sand Prairie, will Be
COO sold for cash, or merchAntable dry goods.
10 acres, ave miles out the kcoknk and Port
Desmoines X. X.
lot In Williams Perrys addition, . desirable
locat on for residence.
ALSO, house and lot situated in the central part
II the city.
For particulars, inquire Of
CD. INGALLS, 1 Co.,
Once in rear Of Esq stotts, cor. Sd I Main sts.
KcoNk, novls-dtf
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MEARs q WILDER

04&AkS6 u WILDER
II ESPNTFULLY announce to the ctissns Of kso-
IN kuk and vicinity that they have opened store
on Fourth street, where they prepared 10 supply
the farmers aud mercha ants Of the Great West With
ell kinds of the most approved Agricultural I'm.
plements and Machines which are to be found In
the country. We have, also, connected with our Ag
ricuuural implements and Machines, \ general
assortment OF Hardware and Wooden Ware. 1t
will be our aim. BY prompt attention TO business
deserve and receive the confidence of a discerning
public In our endsavors To meet their numerous
wants. MEARS AWIIDER
Keokuk. Iowa, Jsn.e, '57-dsm
New Agricultural Warehouse.
A AE5, Hatchets, Hammers, Meat Cutters, Chop
"A ping Knives, Knife Trays; Floor and Counter
busters, mats. mop handlss, we'll buckets, sugar
buckets bail boxes, nest do, bush hooks, shoveIs
and spades, bay and manure forks, picLs mattocks,
bog hoes, post augers, "apple pearers. eorers and
siicers, and many other useful articles may be
found 1t the New Agricultural Warehouse, over
jans-dsm MEARs 1 WILDER.
1NCOn OhATION NOTICE.
NJ OTICE II hereby given that J. X. Hornish, J.
~ u. Sullivan, VIM. h. Lynch, q. X. Dimond,
VIM. W Beiknap, Thos. y. Carter, X. Wilsey, Jno.
Adair Mcdowell, J. NJ. Breeden, and Curtis r.
Conn have incorporated the mise Ives and their asso-
eiates under the name Of the Deeaiion Ferry and
Land Company. The principal place Of business
OF said Company nat Keokuk, Iowa. The object
OF this corporation lie to establish Ferry on the
Mississippi River, between the city Of keokuk and
Hancock County, Ills, and also Ia purchase land,
Ia Hancock County, Ills, aud lay out thereon .
town to be known as "Dccalion." The capital
stock Of said Company 10 seventy 1--WE thousand dol
lars, which stock may be increased to one hundred
thousand dollars, divided In shares Of one hundred
dollars each, snd 10 be paid In upon call Of the
Board OF Directors. Said corporation commenced
on the 4th day OF October, 1850 10 continue twenty
years, renewable according TO the laws Of lows
The anAirsof the company to be conducted by =
Board OF Five Director, to be elected ON the first
Wednesday OF January, annually, in accordance
with the articles Of Incorporation Gle In the Of
Zoe Of the Recorder If deeds. Lee county, Iowa
The indebtedness of the Company Is not TO exceed
two-thirds Ut the capital stock Of the Company
The private property Of the stock holders Il to be
exempt from the corporate debts VI the Com psny -.
Tbs following persons are the present Directors VI
said Company;
j. X, liornish, Jno. H. Sullivan,
c. II. Dimond, Rufus Wiisey,
WIN. +. u. Lynch.
j X. HoRSIsH, Pres't,
c. k. DIHosp, Sec y and Treas.
keokuk, Dec. n, ls56--diw
Daily Time. copy 4wl
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'IsHE above cut represents a view Of the most
1 complete and perfect
COOKING STOVE NOW IN USE
The Patterns are entirely new, having been made
by US this year They are fast supplanting,all 9TH
or Cooking Stoves in the market. The demand for
them Is already so great that We are preparing 70
manufacture fifty of them per day. Those wanting
that almost Indispensable article, q good COOKING
Stove, should remember that Improvement and
progress arc the order Of the day and that In no
ticle OF domestic use, has there been greater i'm
prosement, within the last ten years than the one
nov under consideration. Therefore, you will
greatly promote your interests by selecting the
"NEW ERA" COOKING STOVE,
in preference to taking up with Of snanq uAaed
pattern.
ED- For sale Wholesale and retail, at our store,
No. vi Msin-st., kE0kCk. IOWA, where can al
ways be found the most complete and varied n sort
nent Of Cooking, Heating, and Palor stoves, ever
offered in the West.
f1-Also, Timers Stock If all kinds~ss-
W. 5. MooRE, BRIDGE a UEo.
kaYt Ill
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JOS. II. N. BERTRAM,
real. ESTATE AND INSURANCE
BROk En-,

OFFICE, NO. :. KILBOURSE'S BLOCK,
IL As for Sale so beautiful Lots in d. W. Xii
l baarne's Addition.
From any OF these Lois the prospect from. and
tn view around the city ia delightful.
They all near or adjoining
KILBOURNE PARK"
And no other Lots in the City b. desirable
for residences.
Block l76 in the old limits.
90 Feet on Main-st., between 9th and 7th.
Lot 1. Block %, oil Bomdeau-st
60 Feet in Block FOL, on Msin-st., between 10th
and lith.
S5 Feet on Main at, commencing 100 feet from
10th sffeel.
10 Feet on Alb st., Ia Block IS, very desirable
building residence.
Also. Lets in Edward kilbourne' . New Addition.
EN- TERns-l.ow, and very Easy Payments.
For further particulars enquire NJ the above oficc
jan26i
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FREE RAILROAD IRoS.--The bill before
Congress taking of the duty upon railroad
iron, is not free bill after all. Ii provides
that any railroad company which will agree
to carry one mail per day each way for eight
years, shall be permitted to import, duty
Tree, ail the iron necessary for the eonstruc-
ton or repair Of the road for that time
The Pennsylvania members are hostile. or
course The Black Democr,ic members
from that state are staunch defenders Of n
tarih upon iron and coal, but generally
great free trade mcn IN everything else;
lns' as the free traders from Louisiana and
Mississippi stick to the tariff on sugar with
death grip.
lnK NoopwoRrH pArKST.--This patent
upon much-used planning machine, will not
be renewed. More strenuous efforts have
been made TO procure the passage Of bill
Tor It's renewal, than have been made for the
passage of any bill that has been before
Congress Tor many day, and large sums Of
money have been employed to effect il. Ii
one OF the most prominent eases Of corrup-
ton, 1t is said, that has ever been before
Congress. Doubtless the pending inyestiga-
ton into such eases has contributed to ,ts
defeat The House committee agreed, on
the 10th, 10 make u unanimous report against
renewing the patent
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iRvE.- splendid qualities break forth in
dark tunes, like Lightning from thunder
storm.
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CO.PARTNERsullP.

CO.PARTNEMSH
~ Office is hereby given that the undersi gn Cd
~ have this day formed a co-partnershir under
the name aud style Of Waggener 4 Isbell, for the
purpose of carrying on the Merchant Tailoring bus
ners, at the old stand Of J. ii. Wsggener, on Sec
ond street between Main and johnson, where they
will also keep choice stock Of cloths, cashmere
ready made clothing gents' furnishing goois, etc
keokuk, Jan. 20, 81. J. ii. WAG8ENEk.
jan22 DIFF Ii. s. IsBELL.
FOR SALE.
F1iWo building lots on Main ST., between sth and
L 9th. Inquire Of ). A. DUKE,
Jan22-d So MAin-st.
FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers his farm for ssle. on the
mile south of Hamilton. Timothy Hay, Ia stack,
for sale. Will be found ut home during 10 days
after Jan. &c, 81. ALFRED L. wISANS
jan22 d4w
NEW Music!
WEhave just received. by American Express, the
w following New Music
90 copies "Willie's welcome home, answer to
willie we have missed you
90 :" Oh, let me die in Spring time.
DO Gentle Annie, by stephen Foster.
80 :" Carry me home 10 die.
janal PATRICK 4 GROUSE.
pILLs on the Rhode island Central and Halo
- we'll Banks are received In exchange for goods
ut II. 4 N. RuSSELL'S,
jan2i-d6t 6lA Msin-st.
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1--WE undersigned, late from one OF the hrst
L class establishments in Bos,on, Mass, take
pleasure In infoInipgthe citizens Of ksok uk and
vicinity taat We have opened store At 81 Msis-st,
between Ind and 3D. with choice and we'll select
ed stock Of Wstcher, Silver Ware, Jeweiry and
Fancy 0oods, which Offer for sale NJ reasonable
pricss. The public are invited 10 cell and sxsnins
our goods. THOMPSON BRIDGES.
N. B. Mr.. Thompson 10 = practical Wstchnsksr.
and gives his personal attention To fns watch
pairing. dee3&-d
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kEOkUk MAINE lNsUnANGA co /.
Capital, e4OO. 900.
VTNHls Company 10 prepared 10 do MaripeInsur
i ance business. Cargo risks taken stcustosnary
rates, and the usualC facilities cxtendedto reg
alar customers.
Losses promptly sdjusted.E
Dikncroka
A. BrldgnAn, Wm.F. Turner,
3. N. Harrison, Geo. b. smyth.
John Templin, A. L. Dsming,
John McCane, c. Y. Conn,
c. CARRIER, Jas. r. Coz.
W. Restgen.
A.BRID6MAN, President.
.B.sMYTH, Vice President.
AL. DRMING Treasurer.
Wn.Y TuaHss Secretary.
Once Ia sam pie 3 bu ildieg Second Street.
ianafdAw.n.
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GTDraw upon content for the deficiency
Of fortune.
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Commences tho New year
Insurance Agency!

INSURANCE agency:
INSURANCE CO., NO. (. WALL STREET, N. T.,
Capital u, 800 900.
EQUuTADLE
INSURANCE CO., OF LONDON,
CArisAL q, SOC, 600.
WRIDGEPORT
FIRE MARINE ms CO, BKIDGEpoRT, CONN
CAPITAL $500 900.
WARRINGTON
UNION ms. CO., CLEVELAND, o.
CAPITAL 13o0, Geo.
FRANKLIN
FIRE MARlNEINs CO., FoxD Du LAC, Wis.
CAPITAL t50e, 900.
D0LICIES isaued In the above Campanies the
J. safer CLASSES OF risks only, at fair rates, and
losses adjusted and promptly paid, 81 the Once Of
the Agency, on Second street.
dsoSd wM. TURNER, Agent.
&. q. a. ATRuDLEN.
REAL ESTATE A GENT
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Hsasss ana Lets fer sale Cheap.
ooop TRIMS.
FARMSIN THE NEIGHBoRH0OD OF KEOkUK
FOR SALE RxAsokApLk TERhs.
ALL NOTARY BUSINESS
ArrgKpkD TO WIN pEspArcu.
06-OHce No. ISL Main rtreet, between 9th and
tn streets, In Wood striblens Drug Store, (for-
msriy s. Heimstrect.)
dec&d
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IA = hatsaa Life Iasuranee Z s0pany
LAG BROADWAY, NEW YoRK.

CssA Capitol ss1 AeeSasisftos 44e0, o00.
nRPOSITED 1l00 900 with tbs Comptroller Of the
~ state Il New York, for the security Of Policy
holders In addition TO which he stock ho lders
personally liable. Among the Directors srs the
most wealthy and influential citizens Of New York.
This IL . stock Company, returning TO the a.
sursd S7A PER cent VI ali the profits tri-sDnuAly.
party 50 years Of age may secure TO his family,
free from the claims Of his srediors for about 80
cents per week, policy for $1,000.
no would not spare this sun Tor the grati6ca-
ton VI rejection. on sick Bad or In II ACCT
dent, that II all else fail, he bad made certain
provision for his fsnilys 1t would tighten his
pain and do more foi bic recovery than medicine.
N. ID. MORGAN, Prest.
c. y. WEHvIK. Sec'y.
Prospectus. with all necessary infoTnstion, far
nished by kICkEf \ slAPsoN, Agts.
Post 0bce Building,
aux8-dIy keoksk, Iowa
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FINE IssunANCn..

MtssouPI state N suunI
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPASI,
OF ST. LOUIS.
DiREcroEs:
J. y. McCane, :. N. Edgeil, c. s. Greedy,
K. Wyman, {. II. Peck, B,w Alexander,
james smith, A. D. Pomsroy, b. b. Page.
r. IS. ELLIOTT, Sec'y. 5. Eb0ELL, Prss't.
no kxTRA HAZARDOUS Risks TAkkk.
" Is. HOLMES, General Agent.
dscl-dly A. BkID0MAN, Ag't, keokuk.
lswa state 1osuBanee company.
OFFICE ~ sAnrLx's SEw BuiLpiso. Ind sroaY
Second Street, keokuk, Iowa.
eINHIs Home Company takes Kicks on the safer
i classes Of property, oNTHE MUTUAL PLAN,
AND ON THE CASH PLAN FOR A CASH PRE-
MUM, at rates ~ reasonable those Of any reiis
bic company.
pinKcroRs
c. II. Perry, 4. X. Ford, James y. Coz,
Geo. b. Smyth, &. Garber, Ii. ID. Woodward,
C. r. Conn, E.H. Harrison, Is. J. voorhies,
John Mccune, J, W Rsskip.
orrtcERS
C. II. PERRY. Pres, u. II. HARRISON, Tress's
J. w. RANKIN, Vice Pres, W. y. TURNER. See
octl3dy mos.
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CINCINNATI, Jan. ID, 1857.
Eps, Con-: send you here an item, which,
II you should think il proper, may publish in
your paper il is:
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MUMM 4 MILLER.
CONFECTIONERY, Wholesale and Retail Candy
~ Mansfssssry. Third-st, between Main and
johnson, nsxt door 10 Kelly 4 Lynch.
Special attention will be given 70 baking for par
ties, and done upon the shortest notice.
Keokuk, Jan. l2-dly
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p. n. TIA MSTON,
4 yARPENTER AND BUILDER, Shop South
~ west corner Of Thirteenth and Franklin SITS.
GEO. q. DIXON.
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
"A Once removed 70 samples building. Second
street., between Main and johnson, Keokuk, Iowa.
Dec. . -d3m
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Foreign News.
l1
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-04

A T COST, FOR CASH. Wishing to re.
"A duce our very large stock of Goods we now offer
the entire stock to friends and customers at cost
arg. assor!men of Spring Goods suitable for fani.
lies slightly soiled-such as Blsachsd Cottons; Cali
coes Cambrcs; Brilliants; French Cambrics; Furni
ture Goods; Quilts; Chses &c, which will be sold
without regard to cost. Families who wish to make
up their summer supplies, will do well to call Also,
sheetingG Carpets; Curtain Goods; nghans slightly
soiled; Flsnneis; large supply of spring Prints
any price Silks; Bereges ut great sacrifice ; EN-
broi6eres cut of date. L. C. Hdkfs 1t ia rarely such
Carpets 10 large and very DIT srab!e styles to be
sold without regard to cost
ja 31-ifts c. A. GWATKIN s.
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rO-PAKTNE1SHIP MOI ICE...The sub
~ scribers having formed q co.partnershlp. under
the firm OF
LANDKUM & WILSON
for the purpose of carrying the HOUSE PAINT
ING business, IN ell its various branches, they
earnestly solicit share of public patronage.
B-Particulsr attention paid personally to Sign
Work, Draining, Ere SEQ Painting, &c. &c. guaran-
teeins complete sau sfaCtion to all who may favor
sell any kind of mixed colors IS also, GIsiping
done for the trade, sc. S. Y. LANDRUM,
D. WILSON.
The subscriber tai this opportunity of returning
his sincere thanks TO his friends and the public, for
the very liberal patronage heretofore bestowed IN
him, and hopes the same may be extended to thu
new concern, at the old stand. of 7th and
Main streets. y. Y. LANDRUM.
ia 2o-im
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nIRDICINRs.


INSTANT RELIEF. FOR COUGHS:
For the babe at the bsssst. when the mother wsats
Instant RsIisf for . eoush IL rsckcned the bsst;
LEONARD'o cure for cough u surs to prove true,
A. the dss OF al others the red, white and blue
Tor the old and the young, the rich and she poor,
On cold winter nights, when there's snow ct the
door z
For ladies In satin in silks and thin shoes
Can be cured Of cough quite soon Il they chooss,
BY LeoEards Rslief-lt 10 nice for to take
Not like nasty physio, that oil people hate
For the fat and the sleek. a. we'll a. the meek,
Had better prosurs LEONARp6 IN1TAN1 RE-
LIEF.
UPncs IS csuts per bottle bottles for 81.
IACKsONSS EXCELSIOR BITTHnS...
y Read and pay attention to the following certificate
from we'll known and distinguished citizen. and see
how highly he speaks of these celebrated Bitters,
now no much in vogue:
.Mr r. H. JAcRsoN.-Dear Sir: Ny moher-in.
law, Mrs. Armstrong. has been afflicted with Dys.
pepsia for some sixteen yesrs Not finding any PEI
msnent relief from the various remedies used, she
was induced to try your 'Excelsior Bitters' and It
affords much pleasure to testify to then beneficial
results She can enjoy her food with q relish to
which she stranger previous to the uae of your
value BILE medicine. GEO. w. WILEY"
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DISPATCH ssrEAM POWER
II PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
Main, Corner of Thirteenth Street,
RICHMOND, VA,
j. ID. HAMMERSLEY e. CO, Proprietors.
Country Merchants and others visiting Richmond
invited to call the Dispatch Steam Job Printing
establishment and examine the largest assortment Of
TypeA and materials for
STORE BILISi
to be found South of MASON and Dixons Line and
70 which all new improvements in machinery
and Fancy Type being constantly
added. as fast produced.
CARDS
. Of every description printed In
GOLD, SILVER OR F1NCY COLORED INKS
on Plain Enameled, or Colored Paper, in the
neatest manner and on the most
reasonable terms
CIRCULARS
executed In the best style of the art, and large
assortment of fine paper kept always on hand
BILL HEADS
printed good paper, in superior manner and ruled
to any pattern desired. The facilities for
executing this description of Print
ing are unsurpassed.
Checks, Drafts Notes, &C.,
neatly printed in every variety of style and finish,
some designs for this style of work win
be found at this establishment
MAMMOTH POSTERS!
on plain colored per, in colored ink This
Office has betterfs ities for this kind of print.
ing than any .ner Office in this CITY, In
short, every description of Printing
executed on reasonable terms for
cash, with nsatness and
se6 dispatch
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HEAD In ABAG-About nine O'Clock, on .'burs
day night Thomas Hama, a young man al on. =,
years Of age, RESTING ct No. 80 Downing strea,
New York. was passing the corner of Fig bteentb
street and Irving Place when two men. W no waro
eonceaed 10 the cellar Ct a new buldin Z, rushed
upon him, drew a bag over bis head an 4 hsui.d
him into the cellar. In an instant his noe rats 49,
torn out and rifed of their contents, a. ID he was
left stunned, lying upon his back TIE rascas
fled. A@1eeis
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FDWiN WORKMAN ~ co. offer Tor
~ sale, and keep constantly on hand:
Tr-degar Bar Iron, assorted sizes
Refined English Bar Iron, assorted sizes
Common En- glish Bar Iron, assorted sizes
American hammered Iron, assorted sizes
Oval and ha!f.round Iron, assorted sizes
Scroll, band and hoop Iron, ssforted sizes
Horse shoe and plsw plate Iron escorted sizes
Nail Rods and Sheet Iron, assorted sizes.
Also, English and American Blistered Steal; Nav.
lor's Cast and German steel; Sheet Zinc and Spell
ter in Is
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=, AN AMERICAN COMPANY FOL tLoEpos Mr.. II
Jarrett of Baltimore, sailed n the America from
hot,on' for Liverpool, on Thr rsday Mr.. Jarrett
S9ss OUT 70 make arrangement for the appearance
Are sIraa pHny OF american actors. some Of whom
don, next summer -A0 sA0"sAs' ~
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oeo y. DSForest, well known in the n. en- trieal
e"s'eS Of \ sw York. died on Saturday.
peufon has been introduced In the New York
~, 'Aaare for the abolishment Of capital unish.
me Louisiana Senate has passed q bin abb oea-
"os 'ns dneiiing clause 10 the oath of attor neys
and eonnseliors
Snow fell At jackson, Miss. ON the 9th nit N
tie depth Of about "a inch. $50 ~s'A a'''' "
= sai, sppropziatiDs S4oo. 600 for the Cane rn n
aao Deep River Work, has passed the North Ca
Eassns sue. now residing the Hague. /. san
oa We eve Of his hrst wish to London.
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Mr.: JAMES Loss.-Mr James, lev Keller. for,per.
" OF Richmond, received teiegr Aphic d,spstcb.
on yesterday, from Philadelphia, sith the aprses :
pe news that The principal psrtof his ieweIry had
saved from the recent fire iere His loss Il,
ETpress '0u'-1 e'e'soNfs
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IHrtoL FEaioDs IN The LIFE OF Wo.
- mAS.mIhere are two eventful periods in the life
:, -. momanLone' when she wol ,ders who she will
query dates At sixtee n-ths nsr,t :. Sortv
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a NEW STOCK OF sAD-N-

~A NEW STOCK OF sAD-N
Es&n&A DLERY.-The subscriber having t~SI
% sold out hi. stock of saddlsry on
Z the 9th of December takes this method
of informing his costorners and the public generally
that he has rs-opened door below his old stsnd
with entire new stock Of goods, where be will b.
pleased to see his former customers and others who
may favor him with their patronage, feeling assure
that he please both In price and quality Of FOODS
His stock embraces rythng in his line of rsds,
all Of which he i'll sell low for cash. punctua
customers. A call is solicited.
He also takes this occasion of returning ais thsnks
to his former customers, and hopes by strict attsn
ton to business to have continuance OF their
tom. Remember, one door below my old stand, No
1856 opposite Eaele Square.
All orders strictly attended to.
ia 20-lm* D. r. GROoMs.