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f0EOE0 lCK n. AOOR r.
OF BOSTON.
"A 3 e HIT ECT

- - ~ - = - -
I Al partner Of VIM. wa,hburn. Architect Of
Heases. and Trenost Temple, Boston; Wood = Ho-
tel, Portland; Bay State House, Worcester, md
many other Arst class public and psivsts bnildine
Aroaghost the country, having located in Eeokuk,
nish Designs, Plans, Detail Drawings, speci nea-
lions and Sapsrintendencs for Churches. School
hosses, Hotels, Stores, Dwellinss, and public md
private buildings Of al kinds with promptnss lad
All tie nodsru improyem en,,. such !, w.ymin~.
Lgnting, Ventilation. &C., adopted In the East
qsirsd.
0-oae. in sample. new building. on second
street, between Main and johnson.
Jan. Il, 's7-dly F.H MOORE.
NOTICE.
NoIIck 10 Asrsey given that Lynch wooton,
~ Attorneys Ut Law, are the only authorised per-
soas 70 settle the claims Of Phillips Co. All per-
isasossa e =. Arm are rsqsssted 70 call ana
is.t I'm I'll PHILLIPS co.
save ) o0r MoneYl
new OOOT AND SHOE STORE.
10. - 0ain-st., near Ogdsn's Bookstore Keokuk
UoI recsived, aad now ready for sale, anew ana
- largs a:soFtnent Of Boots and Shoes. Thoss
~iesng - bay viii And Il for their interest 10 call
s sAss.sss ssr SSsas, - We shall sell 1T prices to
i..isd J. 8. KInBALL : CO.
sHOnP60N BRIDGES have forsaIs the Justly
csiseratsd American Watch, made by the Boc-
sea WAsch Co., and warranted an excellent time
dso2ld No. 81 Main street. bet. Cd and Sd.
WESTWAkD KMPIRE, Or the drsatDram. .
- hsnAn Progrsss; BY E. /. Marooa.
ror SAFE q OGDRNB
rrYr,.,. -, new nU:Ic.
w following New Mualo
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- limited aanhs n Special Neslsss viii s
ssssssa ss6~ Mis- AsaA - ~ cents lie for sssh
tassrtiea. " over tAs editorial heed for % eeass
lLAs. sesse
Tss Dss nsasna vAIAsr Wsss 10 issssA fron
sAissosssvsey wsasssaay, No. a sasssaavs aal
insssAsaagslrsslasisa sArossAsst tAs Dss Noises
vsls1, - vsti = In the u The sasas Asd u.
uaaes4 saAasa, So = medium Of advertising Is not
s1spssssa. sabscriptioD.prise ~, 80 PER annum in
aAvanss.
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The Csagrsgatisa Of tbs First Prssbytsrisa
cAsssa sorsss BAD and Concert streets. are request
- 20 meet u the chsrsh, on AssaAy evening.
yss Snd, At o'clock, for the purpsss II slsstisg
Trustees Ter shs soning year, and tAe srsnsaesisn
Ut cthes important businsss.
by order u the Trustees.
s. srARKwEATRRR,
Se-1 ChairmAa.
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Temperance Meeting.
There win - psblie iastallasios Il elAssss ..
the 0sss City Lodge Ne. ~, I. o. q. T., at Ten
psssnss Hall, % Asaday svssing. Feb. 2al. a Z
e'elssk. Ths psblis srs solicited to attsad After
sAs iastAilssioa Mr.. Hagsnaa asd olhsrs will a.
dress tAs ssdisaes - the subject Of Temperance
jAa1ld1t
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Ahait she Man factories 81 y ~
De SustatneAt

IsAQDESTIoN on VITAL IMPORTANCE TO
L THf FUTURE INTERESTS OF OUR CITY.
Citizens invited to call IT the warerooDs Of
tie keokuk Furniture Mandatory, 1856 Msis-st.,
aud examine our stock of Parior Chamber, and
Dining Room Furniture. our assortment IL nov
complete, and are manufacturing a variety VI
articles entirely TO the trade, which tor style,
workmanship and finish cannot be excelled BY any
house. East or West.
deci7-d kILB0uRNE DAVIS.
LNLEGANT Jewelry, snita for Christmas and
Il New Years Presents, at
U. Y. DOUBLEDAY r WILSON'S,
decIs-d Second ~, near Main.
yoI.D and Silver Watches for ladies or gentlemen,
~ at the lowest eastern prices. For sale by
L. n. DOUBLEDAY lLSoSs
deoisd second-st.. near Main.
DoRTs Monaies, Cigar Cases, Pocket Books,
L rurses. and Ladies Retieuiss. Ter taeat
U.f. DOUBLEDAY WILSON'S,
deeIsd 2econd-st.. near Main.
- AChdAMMUN and Chess Boards and men,
ID flames. Ac., at
4. +. DOUBLEDAY WILSON'S,
deelsd Secoud-st., near Main.
(NLoCKs, Of American and French man ufacturs, .
~ good assortment, Mt
IF. DOUBLEDAY WILSON'S,
declsd seeond-s,, near Main.
DLATEp WAre.-The best article VI spoons, Forks
/ and Salt Spoons. etc, al
U. Il. DOUBLEDAY 4 WILSON'S,
deelsd second.st., near Main.
BOOKS suitable for presents 10 chi ldr,n, in great
- variety at
deelSd Seconded :, near Main.
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We hass jsst received large and hsassiial stock
81 sPen and Cards, direct from the nsnusacturers
to whieh We would invite the attentiouo Of Merchants
Aad Basissss Men. We can guaraasss to eu,.omers
better work. batter stock, shorter notice. and a.
lower prices, thaa say ether eahss 10 this city.
In Card Printing ~ defy composition in speed,
pes o. quality. Our psioes vary from s. to s5 per
thousand, for osdinsry siss cards
BUSINESS NOTICE.
Ar sAvsvsissnsnh for this paper nust BE- pre-
paid save those Of persons having regular accounts
With this caise. This rule 10 imperative.
Bills for Jos Woax ere expected To be paid on de-
livery Of the work, uniess otherwise specially
agreed spon.
Aosoaats With rssaiar customers will b settled
sa'tsriy, salsss otAsrwise specially agreed upou.
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TAs vholsais sssshaa1 Of Esok~k ere rsqssst
- = Asst u the Pisssrs dsilsry, over J. C. Par
rett Co.'S store, % Saturday evening. u Z,
o'clock, 70 consult on matters Of importaaos 10 th,
trade.
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Good News Furniture
II kcklVEDthis day per steamer kate French. ."
~ iarge and complete stock Of Parisy, Cham
her. and Dining Room Furniture, among vkiehm.y
b found
oofss, Gothic 4 Star Hat Racks.
Socaeoies Extension Tables,
aAnase Divans, Fancy Dining Tsblss,
Gothic Arm Chairs, Harp Pillar C.rd 4.
Centre Tables, Piano Stools.
nat Nets, klisabsth Rockers,
Eclipse bsdsteads, ParlorC Chairs, &C., &c.
The above articles, with tho,e Of our owns.
fasssEs, embrace the largest and most complete
9a.ess1snt OF Furniture west Of the Nississipui
River. KTLHOIIRNF nAuiFs
Dso3O-dtf
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UNDRIIElI ~

MN Kettles fron TO 40 gallons ,ovxns and
~ Lids odd Lads skillsts ana lbs, s..ort,d es,
iron lea Kettles Japaned Trunks Pudding and
Mce Moaids J scoiiop~a and plain Cake Paaa Tee
.Anissers, square and rouad, assorted Lard Lamps
lin ware and Stove Pipe. House. sheet iron and COP
per work done promptly, in the very beat manner.
septlSd COMSTOCk 4 uROTHEks
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
Curtain Maslins, Damaska, Bu6s, Green Linens.
Gold Bands, Landscape Shades, Gilt Cornices, Pins
and fixtures.
Al low as can be bought in any house In the
West. OFT rs a.
EENTLEMEN will 1pd At Fosters beautiful
" assortment of Cloths, simeres, ysstinss.
Shirts. Collars and HAadksrchiefs. Silk and Wool
undershirts, and Drawers. Silk, Cotton and Wool
Hall Hose Single and lined Gloves and Gaunt-
lets, In SILK, Wool, and Buck. together with Almos,
every article in Gentlemen q furnishi a 2 rood..
Oct is dAw
BLANKETS, QUILTS Ac.--A large stock of
- Blankets, "union Pure wool" from 100
to$l5,0o pair.
ouilts-assorted sises and prices.
Bed Dlmity-Sew Style and very desirable.
Undressed French Print-a beautiful rood, for
Sale at extreme low prices =. d. POSTER.
Oct Is dew
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Foo sA19 At Taas OFFICE,
WAnRANT84 Da1D6,
DEED6 or TRUST,
MORTGAGES,
d b I L LIS or Adm

Beard.
Two gsnfisnsn With their wives can b aesomns.
aAssd with board and plsssaat reons, BY calling
asxs dssr " sossa west corner Of "A and HssAaas.
stseen. Usnls-d
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-21
rNAZOR Il co.

Dealers IL Simple and Fancy Drg Goods
and groceries, NarshaH Street, Jcf>
ferson. Teias,
N-Ol'ln mos, respectfully inform their
w former patrons and the public generally
that they -rill coutinee TO sell goods upon
their former advantageous terms Their stock
Is very larg. and IN every respect complete
having been purchased of first hands by Mr,
rtazor in persen. exclusively Tor this market,
and comprising French and American prints
muslin-, dc,in.s, barsIes. sir good, tum'
mlug-, brown and bcachcd domestic osi'a-
hurys kcrseys. l,nsevs fine black aud blue
cloths, cassimercs. and ready made clothing.
boots and shoes from the common bIosnn to
the finest French calf skin. Hardware, cutie
~. china and ga~, ware. Fine wines, i'fao-
,i.. an imported cigars Of fWorte brands
naagIng and rope on hand at all times and
furnished TO Planters upon the usual terms.
(. Jan. "a, 81 ~.
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LAW CARD.
LAW CARD.

W. practice nas IN .s c 1"s.' e .A ss Second %
Judicial Di.tric. and will give attention TO
tla,ms for land or money agains. the late Re.
public Of Texas, before the Commissioner 81
rlaims. and to bnsiness connected with the
Land Office, sc
Office in the upper rooms NJ Glus-coek $
frame building on Congress Avenue. Austin,
Texas.
Sept. 20. 1856. ~
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would be throwing away 'me' a"a ''hls
was money ba' ~ such an instance
shouin cai' some o'heF, ana ny 'he uu'r !
reached them again perhaps 'ney Wou.a
KNOW 'hem' III keeping Up WIN 'aese VI
fecuohs, such was tne iheessen' nearing
ana fehehflns. without an lns'anla inter-
MISSION, tha' Tue perpetual sonnd oil le''e's
." s'up,neu mr. '"a' eous' 10. '''"9
uines 'eH Whe'net ,hey speHe" ''s"t o'
wrong nor '"ueeo hNp any f''"o'o rue"
OF mo words 'hey n''efsu' nor where '"ey
We're IN TIER speI"ns DOCKS however
( aeons up 10 Tue worry ielef OF we ihs'uc'
uous OF my supefufs' tusneo 'he pup"'
'ntoaeh lheT BOOKS AZ | 'uey nna peen
pfopellea by the power OF patent steam
engine aud alter little praeuse' so use !
dld become 10 the'f hu'n dIunh NOISE, tn"'
wheh they would be teadihg or spellhs' my
mind from Tue SOUND would be iiIied INTO
gentle aud peasant revere, Var removed
from any thoughts OF ihem or tnef s'uo
les reflected on tao scenes OF my cary
childhood, and ne" GA my hfsi siail Ia iie
to- net Tor any these snd various othrl
kmdfed SUBJECTS holly eugfossed my mud
so mat Tie continued sound oil ieaai"s ana
spelling, at hrsi SO 'epals'se aad "seofda"'
TO my ears, a. iast seemed smooth AL
agreeable music, and served TO inI' me Iuto
lofee'lnlness IN view OF my uuen'iao'e
SITUATION
AS regarded looGin9 on the cnri'dfeh
books, while Trey Were Fecii'ns, ana coffeI
{
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A. AVC1100,
NyylcnrUWc G.~tNNtt>lNcNt

South SIDE of The Square.
lECElvED for medicinal purposes only
~ Cognac brandy, tastll,on aud koehsi'a
WshIskey. Rectiicd Mouongahela and Welsh'e
Vines, caret and Scxc White Cordlsis Alb
'in,he, Suisse Bitter., Anise,,e Superilne' Ala
ii'a'ehina and Curacao. Peach Preserves Cigars
iceacco, &c.
THE undersigned keeps also constantly on
and a full assortment OF Wigs, Scratches
haadeaus. Curl., Dr.ids and Beotfc-, made TO
'li' all customers.
\ RUFFlEK
Dec 20 1896 ul1~u.
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INll.. MCKAY, Aaorne, az Lar ounce
I sonlh-eas corner public square, next door
To c. VI. Adams, Marshall, Texas.
hpti ~ 1888.
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Jefferson Advertisements.
= II AN Lev 81 MN MO
Wholesale aaA Retail Dealers in
TU2NxYU1D, JEWELRY,
BnANDBEs. Ac.
BrFOOT or THE BRIDGE.- 10
JEFFERSON. Trx,..
January -, 81 "
FiRNITu RE-.
ssSszb SOFAS of all kinds for sale
STANLfY n NlMMO.
! At the foot Of the bridge
~ PIANOS, u few select, for -al.
- wv STANLEY M NlNMO.
n CHAIRS, Queen Elizabeth rockers,
Ro-ton cane. seat rockers, nurse or sew
! ~ ing chairs, with rockers. heavy aston, ma
pie. rosewood, mahogany, hickory, revolving
office. wood seat office, eane-seat office, ehil.
drens Of all kinds, &c, for sale by
STANLEY NiMMO.
+ 4 Ii. JEWEl.RN sold by us guaranteed a.
n represented, # not, the money refunded
STANLEY n NIMMO
BUREAUS. Will and without Marble tops
- !os sa!e By
/ STANLEY a NIM$;O.
4 DLACk walnut and cherry dining tables,
ID for sale BY STANLEY a NlNNo.
l)IANk walnut and cherry stands, Of all
ID kinds, for sale by
STANLEY X NIhlMo.
DEpsTEAnS, black.walnu'. birch, poplar
- and mahogany Of all kinds for sale by
STANLEY n NlMMO.
DKANDN IN and ! casks, for medical pur-
- poses, a very superior article, sold by
STANLEY a NlMNo.
(,ABp.TABl.E.s, q varioiv; for sale by
STA\LEN a NlMMo.
4 ,EIrS and cradles. blacl, walnuta and cherry
\ sold by STANLEY a NlMNO.
4 'Ot NR buttons, sleeve buttons, studs, and
\ luckle-, an innumerahle VARIETY, Tor sale
hy STANLEY a NlNNp,
EAR.DRorS. cameo. mosaic, gold stone,
II cornelau. emerald, PLAN and chased, to
match pms for sale By
STANLEY * NINMo.
'pl u and silver sncc,acles for sale by
VI STANLEY q NlMMo
I COOKING glasses, arch top, square and
Il obiong, with gait frames from 81 to s25,
sold by STANLEY NlNNp,
MARBLE slabs, centre and sofa tables. fof
vi sale By STANLEY y NlMMO,
{ \FrOM Ans, nice article, sold hy
STANLEY a NlNNo
JLN lLRA.
DlNs. cameo. mosaic gold.stone, eernolian
Euputid, plain and el,i'sed. both ladies aud
gentlemen >, Tor sale hy
STANLEY a NINMp.
DINGS, of all manner of style, sold hy
IL STANLEY " NlMNo.
(, AFLS, side board. &C., for flc hy
y STANlIl a NINNO
A,EC RtrARiE-. book eases. Sc for sale
y by STANLEY n NlMMO.
NVrASH.STNN lS. with and ,ilhou, mar
w bile tops, for sale by
STANLEY 4 NiMNo
NNvORk stands, with one. two, and three
w drawers, VITA and without leaves, for
sale 10y SIANLEl a NlANu'
\('lIIpW Wagons tor sale hy
w STA\I.EN a NiMMo.
xNARp-ROBES. variety for sale by
w STANLEY 6 NlNMo
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Law Gard.

~ S. JENNINGS, iNonsg a. id'c' Mar
-. shall. Texas. bihee at orih'"vS'
corner Of the public square.
January ~ $50
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". y y oVN-

HAS resumed the practice of n'cd"tnr
| ! again, aud will give special attention 10
-,rlpry. venercal di,ea-c>, aud Diseases "i ine
,,c. WHl also take diseased ucagoe, ut ms
llusc, and treat them on reasonable iets-.
Sept. -, 1896. h'-''
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Cumbo'aai an4 leaasssse nssfs haze
risen ,t fest.
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GILBERT LEROY.
Marshall, Feb II, 81,

tccipsNr.--A sad ,rcldea' eccr'red 81
casttovhl. ~ " cdn sda, iast. winch ms,
pe,hsns have fatal result. 4 German, OF
the name of Nehr was employed to deepen
A we'll. and while proceeding with III" ese-
cution # his ioh the sides Of the well fell
Ia. aud buried him alive. |, Is supposed
lh,, the ladier Nv which be descended psr'
tail, .heied him fron tho .upeiincunhen'
mass, for on parties coming To his tel'ei, =
noise was heard, which hsd the effect OF
csu.ing rcdouhled exer'ious Is he made.
We are harp, to say, tina, when our in'ot'
msu, lcf, Cas,rovillg, the diggers had sues
cceded in completely rcmoein- the oh''fnc-
tioas from sround hi head snd month, ard
tho moor fellow WAS able to sr@nk Tie
con.erdad .toa,ly scsin., the ho'ro's OF
his svtul position. sn' strong hopes ware
entertained that ultimately he would b" res
eued without fatal consequences
Since the above was written, We hare
learned that \ehr WAS safely cx'fics'ed
and i. doing well --Naa tnioaio ledger,
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AL, Two Dollars ant Half 4 Tear
n. w. Lou u % q 70 y,
EDITOR AND pRoPRIEroa.
TT. X N s

TERMS
r,xrRvrrpLtcAsi- issued weekly At TWO
lhn'iIRS AND A HALF per nnnum " paid In
.y,nc, II paid with =. %ot h.. Tsret po'' ,s
fFH"uib. rout Dollars. Single copies One Dime
,,sr,i.rmen,.st ~ nr's'rnsre often lines or less
'snrsn,. pei square for@s sabssqrnt insertion.
Ih. nj discount made for yearly ADVERTISEMENT
,,auncemrnt of candidates, Ten Dollars
r,rl,. per cent viii b. charged on advertisements
nd, PAID in advance ..,,.. oh,,,,,.,
=. ndtertis.mcnis
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Professional Gar0s.

nR. =. J. TAYLOR tenders his profession
al services to the citizens of Marshall land
vicinity.
unire Mt his residence, one block cas-; Of the
larter's Hotel
Mss alth, 1896 Ss-y
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Mssi.o .-- According to tho ministerial
papers OF Madrid, OF the , l,h December,
Gen. Santa Anna. Of Mexico. has sen,
agent. to Madrid TO propose to rc-es'ah''sh
monarchy in Mexico. with Spanish Prince
or Sovereign. provided ,h~ Spanish Hosefa
ment Will grant him certain as.isi"nce'
The ipoca opposes any such pfoi"cs "''s -
Il he freely demanded bt pueiic el4niuh ~
Mexico, aud nave the support OF ingis'a
aud Ee,acs A similar tuuiot WAS eaFfeni
sometime ago,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-21

Ioafcinr We lestn from tho ttsi-
borne Democrat, tina, IN the wight vt the
2Sth ult., Bennet Sterling farmer living
sbou, cigh, miles from Homer, was mars
dcred white IN the sc, Of eating hi' supper.
1t appear. tha, there were no PERSONS on the
Mace bn, himself aud servant ar two !;
the murderer wa. therefore enabled under
cover OF the darkness to approach undes
,s,,ed within 4 few ,eet Of tho door aud
perpe,ra,e the DAN deed. The mnrasref
has, aSyst, escaped detection.
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Dec 20, 1896
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-29
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA
-g Railroad
NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.

FARE ONLY SI2-TIME THRO' 25 HOURgs
FUNRAINS run through from Stevenson 70 Mem G1-Il
III phis and make close connection with trains TT
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad al Steven :.
Through Tickets from Nashville 70 Memphis sold ioi
al2- Time through IS hours.
NO STAGING.
Passengers should leave Nashville on the O'Clock, Pm
Train, which arrives Stevenson At u.s. A. NJ, and con
with Trains for Memphis No delay except il chang
nE G. Il. ANDERSON,
HDFii2-H. llcSet Agent
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on Monday the leih Of October, 1857 at he up,er n
" thu ne" ourt house BUILDING, betWe q III kaurs ora
and II O'Clock an VIII be SOLD at public sale 10 me h-kes
bidder thai Eai able piece OF ground ten scres via
comfortable dwelne house aud al Necessary out cones
from sshve; and lately occupied BY Capt oks ana
AMY as fesiaehee Inc sale VIII Be made adesdsf
Iasi s and registered in he Registrars Once d
power OF Attorney tom Captain Brooks and via
also Only proved and registered convey ne
shole WE ifse Fon any equity OF redemption. The par
chaser vii De REQUIRED 10 pay forth Of the pachass
money In cash. and 70 give notes with god security, 10
equA ens Tor the residEe. pzyaas "a Bsnt etsl
twelve aad eEhieen mcnrs. wnh ln5rrs from date, I'D
sn W ~ fssainsd @ sha agf gnsi re pussssy $3.50
isfE fsT@8 49, 4, sfTsss, ~ ,ssIassi
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RUNNING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, AND
BALTIMORE % HOURSl
PAGlAGE CHECKED THROUGHI


RUNNING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, AND
BALTIMORE, % HOURsi
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
THE ONLY ROUTE BY which through tickets to Wash.
inRtOn can be procured, to which point well
Baltimore il is the shortest most direct and in every
gec the reliable route. 1t is the only route by which
purchasers Of Through Tickets to New York enabled
Il reach the cities Of Baltimore Philadelphia and New
York AT the cost Of Ticket to New York only, thus
NbnQ Business Men and Travellers for pleasure nfor
nation 10 visit four Of the principal cities the Union for
less cost than can be afforded BY any other route,
And the only route by which Through Tickets
be had to Richmond Norfolk Winchester fredericksburg
and Petersburg Va, Charleston, Savannah Macon Al
ANITA Augusta Berkiey Springs and Bedford Springs
Passengers from NASHVILLE take the Stage Coaches OF
Carter Thomas steamers on the Cumberland river
70 LoUIsvuLR connecting there with the United Slater
Nail steamers to Cincinnati, with the Jacksonville
Railroad 70 Indianapolis, Ind make direct connection
Columbus Ohio with the Central Ohio Railroad to Wheel.
ing whence close connection with the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad lie made to Washington City, Baltimore, PhilH
delpha and New FORK.
~ Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem.
phs are transferred at Cairo to the of The Illinois
Central Railroad, from thence passing through Terrt
Haute Indianapolis Dayton and Xena Columbus ThTet
Daily Trains leave Columbus, 81 10 A NJ $50 z. H. and
zap
E Travellers are requested to notice that while this if
the 0y alrdng Through Tickets al tie Eastsr
Cities the charged BY other routes TO As
ROrk only, lie also the shortest most speedy and drecl
10 all the leading points IN the East The distance from
Columbus to BstmOres only $40 miles, being about lOC
miles shorter New York. than by any other route There
Gre less changes Of by this route and consequently
less detention, than BY any other.
~ The rosd is ballastsd with broken stone and is
entirely free from dust
FOrfurthsrnfOrmatiOn, please apply to D. g. RUMsEY,
For Through Tickets apply in Louisville OF the Office OF
the o. g. Mail steamers, ct the JehersOnve Railroad
fice Main street VIM. s. WOODSIDE,
JOHN N. SHARP, General Western Agent
june IS
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MARBLE WORK

The subscriber has hand the and
OF MAKBLE and MARB LIZ WORK offered in the city
20 which be particularly the attention Of the public
tie prepared 70 execute all Jobs his best
&C the Fr- and shOrt notice JAMRg SLOAN
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LUMBER

GOOD lot OF Jost, Seantling, and Inch Plank O.
"A hand cheap for cash. good lot Boards Poplar
shingles can Be delivered In few Gays to those Wanns
hsms Ny Mill IL cutting daily gent for oasr Mills
viii pay Observation-Disclosures 70 al orders, Cali 81 30
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CHARLES ROB .RTSON'S
andy Mandatory and Bakery

No. II. Market Street
10 EGS leave 10 his thanks to III public
II the liberal patronage he has received since he opened
the above premises and paying
he hopes to be continued with further favors.
P.S To my Confectionery have added Bakery where
will always 9and large supply Bread Cakes.
Craekers Co well large supply Of on DICTIONARY
Nuts Cigars. Pickles, Syups &c, besides Keep a. large
OF American, English, French and German TOYS
and Fancy articles generally which Will cheap to san
the eOuntLy Trade. CHAS. BOBkRTSOn,
janel9-H No. ~ Market street.