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GEO. g. DIXON.
A TTORNHY AND OOUN61LLOR AT Law.
"A O@ss removed 70 SamPls's building, Second
street, bawesn Main and Johnson Keok II. Iowa.
DC. 13-d3m
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- - AIkkb. ., j. BxHu0lll0.
AYREs 4 REYNoLDs,
HAVING this day purchased the stock Of the
- old house Of Hamill 4 RAlston, NJ. So Main
street. respectfully solcit the coaiuusd patroa-
age of thar many fieads and the public generally
No EFFORT will be spared in our sndsavsss r. keen
full assortment Of all Articlss In the 0rucsry and
Provision iins, and accommodating al Who may favor
ns with call.
Goods delivered promptly 70 al parts Of the city.
Jan L. '57-fian1
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ing has been done here the past season,
which ia Of a superior character. Manufao-
turing establishments are frequently met
with, and have all the outward appearances
Of thriving business. Detroit may we'll
boast Of her numerous and splendid church
edifces, and think that shall be correct in
saying that she is much in advance, in this
respect, Of any of her sister cities of the
west. At ten O'Clock on Monday morning
embarked on board the ferry boat for Her
Majesty's dominions. On arriving on the
"other side Of Jordan ]" found the cars in
waiting. The Great Western being now un-
der perfect management, and the track in
excellent condition, arrived Ut tho Sus-
pension Bridge con time" There the night
express Of the N. Y. Central was ss6red up"
and as soon as passengers and baggage were
transferred, wo were under rapid speed for
Albany. On our arrival stopped at the
ssDelevan," another Of those splsndidly fur
nished palaces for tho accommodation Of the
weary traveller, but woe BIO to him who tar
ries long without full purse.
The ground is covered with snow and ice
the whole distance from Chicago to Albany,
and the sleighing excellent.
1t commenced showing early this morning,
the storm coming from the north east, hav-
ing every appearance Of settled storm, and
the New Workers Asttered themselves that
they were to be blessed with snow and good
sleighing for New Year; but about eleven
the sun shone out bright and warm, and in q
short time all their pleasant anticipations
we're dissipated, and the streets were Gov
cred with slush and mud SO peculiar to the
Metropolis. r.
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WARRINGTON
UHIO1 ms. o., OLuvELAND,O
cAyssAL o0ee, oee.
1DANkLIN
FIRE MARINE Inc. %, 1osD d. Lac, VIA.
c.rsAI eSeesse-
/ eater siasss II sisks soIy, q fsIr rate. -
lesses adjusted and promptly paid, q ths oass 81
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NOTARY PUBLIC.
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: = = : . Z
Ao1,oULT UnAL WAREHOUSE
cs7ss i Hi sSsH isc q s FHs.'A'
NJ
-. -. - -
AEAR6 4 WILDER
II ESPcCTFULLHs answnes 70 ths sisissns a. Ke,-
= = kak and vieiaity that they havs opsnsA store
~ - ssssss. vhsss They .rs prepared sssply
All kinds Of the most approved Agricultural In
Iiemssts end Machines which ars g - fpuni Il
sss country: We have also, connected wiaA sax A.
s nen..arsl AmPismsnts and l.sAias. : esasssl
will b our aim By prompt attsasioa % bssins1s. g
deserve and receive the confidence Of : disoernins
wants. MEARa 4 Wif.n4H
K.okal, Lows. Jan. 8. .si.dsn
J. 9. PARRoTT q 90.
ARE NOW OFFERING
THEIR STOCK
RED CCED PRsC Esi
CASH CUSTOMERS.
.ss- The goods will b. sold for xsr cosr -
To make room for Spring Stock.
an. 7-dim
THOMPSON 4 nRlDOEN,
WATCH MAKERS AND JEWELERS..
(yoLD Fob, Guard and Vest CAaias at 81 Main. It..
y Tor sale low. tjassd
CLOCKS.
"B have received our assortment u Clesks
w which consists Of thirty hour, eight day sn4
thirty day, for gallery, hank, hall, oce andhosss
which We oder for sale Ut reasonable prisse, II 81
AAin-st. Please cali and sxAmins.
jans-d THOMPSON / BRIDGES.
STEAM 0UAoES.
vTnoMpsoN 1 BRIDGRs, 81 aai. e., h.v. 70,
! sale Ashcroft's celebrated Steam 6augss, fos
Steamboats,, Locomotives, and Stationary n. i.ss.
II 70 the most perfect 0angs, and more sxtsnsivsly
used In the East aud CAnAAAo, than any other
gauge. Engineers and others are invited 70 eall
and examine.
We are also prepared u furnish Steam whiss,ss,
d al sisss, on short notice. [jAA1-d
POCk EFT CUTLERY.
GONE very 6ne patterns for sale BY
~ jsnS-d THOMPSON BRIDGES,
Post copy 81 Aais-ss.
CUnDING AND PAVING NOTICE,
Re the Usknswn owners - Any
Lets sHen the fsliswtaG asssrsAsa
A Ts meeting Of the City Council Of the csty Of
"A Ksokuk, held Dsesmber I'D, A. D. 1883. -
following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That The owners Vt tho Lots situesed
upon the streets described below, TO- wit: On Blou-
desu street from Water to Esurtssnth street On
Concert from Risst 70 Sixth street. On High street
from Second TO Sixth street; on xxeAanfs street
from water 70 Fourth street on Risst sarSs4 1rea
nxeAsngs 70 Biondesa street on Second stesss from
Orleaas; on fiftA street from Johnson 70 Orleans
on seventh from Timea 10 Blosdsas street /; q
Eighth from Main 70 Blondeau street; 90 NfpSA
street from Johnsen 70 ConeeSt; on Tenth from n.
change 10 Concert on Eleventh from Main stroet
to High on Twelfth fron Main 70 Hish street; On
thirteenth street from Main 70 Concsrt /; sn Hovs-
tenth street from Main TO Biondesa, end frsatine
upon any Of ssid streets, be dirsctsd 70 havs the
curb stones set BY tho hrst day Of June nsxs, anA
August nesti the same to be done In sesosdssee
With the Ordinances Of the City.
r CsxrIvr the above to BE- = copy Of Q resolution
passed by the City Council Of the City Of
keokuk. Given under my hand this Slst
day Of December, A. d. 1880.
d. 8. MERRIAM,
decSl-d2m Clerk Of the Cosasil.
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AhB lkuk EA0IISo FkSLlH0 TOWARDS 9HD
UNITED SrArrs.-There il GLASS Of journals
in America, finding their counterpart In Eng
land, which indusiriously labor 20 cultivate
unkind feelings between the people Of the
two countries, to teach each to look upon the
other as their enemies, praying for misfor-
tune and ruin to come upon them. Though
party policy may be served BY such tanning
OF old cmbers Of feeling, there 10 nothing
that can redeem it from essential wick edness
in either party that resorts TO it. The truth
Is Tar different, and Is growing more 90 with
every day OF commercial, social and intellsc-
tual intercourse between the people Of the
the two countries. Mr.. Fillmore, one Of the
editors Of the London Times, Was guest ct
the recent dinner Of the New England Socie-
ty OF New York, at the Astor House, and in
his speech thus vindIcated the true feeling Of
England towards America:
"The opinion had been INDUCED that the
crew Of the "May Flower were isolated
among the people from whom they departed /;
but he was sure they left behind them msss
OF sentiment corresponding with that which
went with them. When We are told they
were driven hither by persecution, il 10 true ;
but when it 10 said that the sentiment Of
England concurred in tho act Of expulsion,
do not believe ii. The feeling they left be-
hind was one Of hopc-was one OF exults-
ton when they succeeded. The good feeling
Of England had always. boon on the side Of
the Pilgrims. II you are told, said the
speaker, that England wishes to go you d.
vided, discovered, and broken, do not believe
it. We do not believe that one star Of your
constellation will ever be torn from your
flag. The two branches Of tho Anglo Saxon
race are destined to be the civiiisers and CON.
querors of the world. You, BY your rail-
roads, urge your way to the west 10 70 to
the Indies and the east, and together We shall
encircie the world, till John and Jonathan
meet under the walls Of tho Chinese Empire"
(Vociferous cheering, and nine cheers for
''Old England and New.")
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Il OrICE.

glNHR Aasinsn Of Bridge brother, In Kcokuk
will be continued by tho new Aro, = heretofore,
under he name and style Vt Bridge ! Brother.
ThAnkful for ths liberal share II pstronase ex.
tended their Agsat, WV. =. Mooax, the past ses-
son, will eadssvor 70 merit and hops 70 rsesive
. coatin1Aaee u The sane.
BRIDGE. DnAcHA GO,
81. Louis, No., January I, 81.
jan7- 2m-d&W fTfmea sonv
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FLA16E0O WA03UD.
Wash pad for ~ unlinitsd snsant, delivseeA
~ at oar nills. LR. RT00EIL 90. ,
sspt3- dAvSn
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WV A4VbCUItUrA1 WAHO0 OO0Os
4 NE5, AAtchets, Aammers. Meat Cuttess, Chop
~ ping KNIVES, Knife Trays; Floor and cosntsr
Dusters, mats. mop handlss, we'll bscksn, sugar
and spadcs bay and manure forks, picks, nsttocks,
box h"cs, post aascr, "apps peasvn, soseSs and
slicars, and many other usefal articles may -
found 1t the New Agricultural Warshousc, over
Fice's Iron Store. Gaia and sxanins.
tanS-d3ln AEAk6 4 WILDER.
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For the Gate City.
Ks okuk and Kansas CITY RailroaA
.-Meettng ~ 50. FSancisvIIie.
At a meeting of the citizens Of St. Fran
cisville, held at the Mansion House, in that
place, Dec. 90, 1856, for the purpose of con-
sidering the best means to promote the interest
Of the proposed Railroad from Kansas City
to keokuk, and also to determine what We,
as citizens, will do in the matter,
On motion, G. NJ. Ochiltree was elected
Chairman, and Z. G. Hyde, Oec'y.
The following preamble was then read and
unanimously adopted:
Whereas, The citizens of Clark county,
Missouri, in view Of their interests, and the
interest manifested by the different counties
on the proposed route where meetings have
bsen held, and feeling and knowing that the
interest Of said road requires that it should
cross the Des Moines river at this place, have
met and pledged themselves to use their in
huence and means in promoting the interests
OF said road, provided said road does cross
the Des Moines river at ST. Frnncisville.
On motion, it was unanimously
Resolved, That this meeting appoint .
comHittee VI three 70 whit upon tue origlnA-
tors Of this proposed Railroad, and ascer-
tain their views and purposes.
Messrs. Cave, j. Hancock and N. Smith
were appointed that committee.
On motion, it was
Resolved, That n subscription OF 5000 be
pledged by the citizens OF St. Francisville
towads defraying the expenses Of furshering
the undertaking.
On motion, the meeting adjourned to meet
at the public school house, on next Saturday
evening, at O'Clock.
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JANUARY 3rd, 57.-Pursuant to adjourn
ment the citizens met at the School house. -
g. NJ. Ochiltree In the Chair.
Minutes OF last meeting read and adopted.
Report of committee appointed by previ-
GUS meeting read, and on motion unanimous.
ly received.
On motion it was unanimously
Resolved, That the Chair appoint Com
mittec Of eight, whose duty shall be to cor
respond with all parties interested, select and
employ some suitable person to act 40 our
agent in looking after, and advancing our
interest and the interest Of the proposed Rail
road in Jefferson City. Said Committee to
remain as permanent committee for the
above specified purposes, and to use ali
means in their power to further the prosecu.
ton Of this road
The Chair then appointed the folio \ Ing
named persons said committee:
II. II. Fore, G. .. Sanford, q. C. Wolf
John Hancock, Nathan Smith, r. N. Bart.
lett, and Robt. Mckee.
On motion it was
Resolved, That the proceedings OF thii
meeting be signed by the Chairman and Sec.
rotary, and published 10 tho keokuk and AL.
exandria papers.
On motion the meeting adjourned sine die
9. NJ. oChILTREE, Chm.
E. c. HYDE, Sec'y.
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0KZND GIFT 6ISF7i 6UFT0N
Rof ~ Hokdnys.

80 ana ornament Oo0blDoA.
VSAoSk Who wish semstAise usefal = veil = -
= nsusntal. wsaA = yell y sail 8 ~ nsesss
usIlsfy On JoAasna street, nsas ~ pssteQss. .
snsfs VII - eivsa sway 16O opaon0aA Raos
se4Ss Ana 1ook1ng 01Asees. = - 0lM
~ $1,000 s..1ss Rvssy ps.sAass = fve
Deusr ticket via = entitled y draw psias -
ehe sAanee Of obtaining sspissdiA paeDor lis.ee r.
0tis or Rssswood Dsasaes
Aaong the Pisssrss . - drawn Il H. bsaatlfsl
snersvins Of "SasardAy Night in Oldss Iis~, o.
oaly one u ~ sity. Also, ''Cosntsy 1bseln,' =
.ssls q the rst Lab. and : eosd assostnlul =
AeIigtoss Pictuf ., al richly framed.
Iichsts ass nov rsaAy for sals, saa Driass VIM -
edasd u pseportion y ths sale Il tidkele. 1ieeas
al and examine Tor yourselves q ~ pstnse oa2-
lssy on johnson steeei. p. NsI1TNfJH
dsc3ld
sIsHoAPSoh BRIDaE5 have fss1als u JsSSlS
ten Watch Co.. and wasraated q sxesiisas sins
keeper.
dee1td 10. 81 AAis sssssl, ~. - aaA -.
ClLVRR WARE saa Pansy 0psas, ssi1aSis II
~ Christ1as I'D Hsv Y sasis Pssee.ts. "a So "
asc1Ad THOnr00N D21D00.
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New watch, Closk, silver ware anA
JkWRkDY STORE.
vISHE aadsrsgAsd, lats from oas AZ The Arst
class establishments In Boston, Mas., saks
pleasure IN iafornAngths eisissss u Ksokuk 81
vicinity that We have opened store q 81 AaD-st.,
between Ind and ID, with choice and veil ssless-
Cd stock Of Watches, Silver Ware, Jsvslsy asA
Fancy 0oeAs, which ~ oGsr for sale q rsasonahas
psiess. The pablo are nvit~d 10 call asd sxanias
oar eoods. THOMPSON 4 BRID0R9.
n. B. Mr.. Thsmpson 10 . practical WaaeAaahss.
AID givas his psssoaal attention 70 Ans wssaA ~
pairing. fdss34-l
k1nAs and L0ss fer oalO.
C0A ACRES Of land, % Send Prairie. will y
OOO sold tor cash, or msrchaatabls dry eeoAp.
10 a@ss, Ave miles out on The Keoksk snA Bsrs
Desnoinss h. r.
lot II Wiiiisns Psrrys addition, : dsaisaAls
locates Ter residences.
A lso, horse end lot situated In the esntral past
Of The city.
For particular, inquire Of
CD. INGALLS, 4 Co.,
Oaee In rear Of Rsq Stosts, cor. Sd ! Main -sss.
Keotak, sovls-du
ENOR sale ~ bargain, , two-horss baegy, noas-
u ~ new and In nrst rate order. Apply 20
WILKINSON MAkSHALL.
dec6 Cor. Aain and Third.
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CLOCKS.
"B have received our assortment " Clesks
w which consists Of thirty hour, eight day, ~
thirty day, for gallery, hank, hall oace andhosss
which We oaer for sale a reasonable prices. u u
Aain-st. Please call and sxAnins
jan3-d THOMPSON 4 BRIDGES.
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n OTICE.

gNHE co-pastnsrship formsd with ny brother,
l HARslsos p. bssnos, under the arm and style
Of BkIDak BROTHER, lprsvio.s % his dsesass.)
tie up the business Of the old aYn ct the sounting
roem hsrofors occupied BY then.
jani HUDSON B. BRIDGE.
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The RrLKss on UrAn.-The Council OF
Utah consists OF thirteen members. who
have in oil one hundred and seventy .one
wiyes. The House consists Of twensy-six
members who have one hundred and CITY.
seven wives. Together the thirty nine leg
islAtors have three hundred and twenty light
wives.
QrEEa ARRKsTs.--lwo gentlemen in Ss-
vsnnah have been arrested ON susnieion 90
being sbolitionis,s, and the Georgian Of
that city, says they were quietly 70 be ship
ped North. Arrests aud transportation for
opinions sake are not confined alone to Eu-
ropsan despotisms.
IloLYoxE (MAss.) BAsx.--An injunction
has been granted upon this institution, on
account Of irregularities. Its paper is safe,
a. il 10 claimed and admitted that their re-
sourcss are abundant for its redemption. -
Whether the injunction will be made perpe,-
aal or be removed, win soon be known.
g1Mr. John Dowen, Of Avon, Maine.
srose TO death on the 18th ultimo. He was
the father " Helen Jewet,, and sged "a
years.
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Commence the New Year
QY IA6UR RING yslr property sesinst The dan
~ or q fare, IN CO. Of tbs substantisl Conp~-
aiss below nanoA:
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO., OF HARTFORD,
CAPITAL 120O, 900.
STAR INs. CO., or o6DENsBURGn, NY,
CAPITAL eI00, 900.
HARTFORD rIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL eS00, 900.
The shove conpaniss sdjsst and pay all losses
sqsitaSly aad psoaytly.
WI. W. BELHNAP, Asas,
60 u ~ lroa 1Sona haiidinx, sesond-st.
jaal~A1U
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UNIVERSITY IN KANSAS public meeting
was held at Lawrence, on the o5,h ult., and
good deal Of enthusiasm manifested, the
object being to establish college, or uni
versity, there being no such institution vet
founded in tina, territory. A beginning was
made, and the institution was located a,
Lawrence. The name had not yet been be-
slowed. Among the trustees are Governor
Geary, Gov. Robinson, Gen. pomeroy, and
other distinguished citizens
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DISSOLUTION.
INHE partnership heretofore existing under thu
i name and style Of Huston, Hawkins q Hustou.
Is this day dissolved. wMB HUSTON.
keokuk, Dec. 70, 80. THO. ". HAWKINS.
dee11A RICH'D n HUSTON.
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NC 1s'eHHfVuu LHqUUT
says that Mr.. Buchanan sswas elected in the
"interesi and mainly by the vote Of the
"South." Aud who can say that he was
not? X is true. lie was. Behold their AS
sumption Of sectional" triumph. And they
mean to use him for a Sectional" because
for . Southern, slavery -propagandst pur.
pose. And they will use him as they intend.
He is faeile, ductile politician. lie knows
who elected him, and where his support is to
come from. "The OF knowe,h his master
crib"
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HONE
IN6URANC9 CO., NO. 4, WALL STREET, NY,
Capital d, SOO, 900.
E0U1TADk6
INSURANCE. CO., OF LONDON.
CArsSAL a, ~, 900.
001OORDODT
FIRE 3 4ARl0E line. 90, B1lD01PORr CONN
CASisAL t3ee, 49,.
WARRINGTON
uHION linz. co., CLuvELAND,O
CAv1sAL ~, go.
Hikx MARINE INe. CO., DouD Do Lac, VIA.
oApasAL 1S1o, eoe-
pOLiC1!S isssed y he seovs Csnpea,es on he
safsS slaasO u sisks soly, q fear ratss. ~
losses adjsstsd and promptly paid, q ths o0ss Of
he Ags0V, - 8seo1A street.
dsoA WM. y. TURNER. Agent.
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Corner u otA and Johnson sts.. EROHCK.
.. q. VAIL 4 Co.,
uAvIN0 sssstsd and pat In opssaaisa IN -
Il taAlisAnsnt undsr tie sboys ns1s, are pre-
passa - lsrnisA " order, q short NOTES,
EN0lNRS AND MLL-WORk6
AsA 80 ssaslAnely nasafasGuriag sapssiss Psste.
bic Cissalss 0au Mills. Also, Aulay 81 Sasa
Sew lssas, - ~ nsss improved plans.
BOILERS, CHlANEYS Z BRKECHIN06
sass1eAs1 eesg1ss. We pay particular asssatisa
- - 1eelaG 1p q naskisssy for
4kOURu0 KILLS AND DIOT1lLEnII0.
- pssssns vsating that kind Il vssk ~ invits1
y s1a0loe go stssk essriag patassss belsss -
eaganG eee1s usr&. CAtAleSuse Of patterns ssas
pses~pa1A, vhan fsQussssd.
ksskak. Do. ., sSe-a1v1.
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Nous ny({F5s nla hi6r dams ms rf.n.
teleuTaphi7 mort, ia ri,histro
[hessd sEjat I'M EFsrea encore! eSa;ts
Washington les rfsles az Ia pNoljt;uue8 hIperjs
|caine, William eI,, Marcy cst ninvfa sfaSblip..;
ment i Ballstom IN 4ks.s daIss IL ,nlaii6ea al Z
~iiuiIlet, terminant S0i,si 8 ,inhss ditto rfoI;enscs
pour son pays une 9sti iii avail ete con.
II. Marcy II ! An 4 co..sc,,cot, I
Southbfidges seR3 ssiAncs 4 & 1Rfe d. ~
ans dams IN cxsri4 barreau. II ,jes fnislA S,ds
a cntrss lNtis Ia MI DIoliliaur. Da,,s 81 r,,errc
do 1914, Al seryif CONNIE volontaiso ayec NH
(iinction sur hi fronliesoadn Eofd lcs ~pren,icrs
prisopniers III ID spTen,ier draneaus c,llevcs 4
i'ennemi i St-Rsris. k f,renri IA "A main. IN
ElB2l, Il fHt 9iosnlne adihdabt.reneral al Is
Mnificc des Etnfs III tWeYork al conf,bSy XVs
de- Fiat. eli 1923. ii u trnusportn dss5 sbrs
EAgAlhany aouf desiipi sonG seio0rtnour eYeste
de 81 Nc, snuff tefhrs5 II passa 4 Washing.
loDss IIn 1929, il dewitt Vnn an inres DE- Ii
/ Conirl Sulinrelne sdesA IN .Y0fk cti II ntSresjrnao
mle pour AcceticrsA III sallieifnfion5renef2sb
ID ncniiuntip,,s ,Sennt an EiAYs, Il IN. il
~oceupa soi, sieeesaa (;epiT6I peudssnf ,idslx ali
let u renoncn en laS3. polir yeiyfs exescfsrr 4
NewsYcfE Irs foilrtfpns AZ ytaSyerTHG iEsant,x
%uinellessss Il 2suaynil. ttsSry,oip,., 1NRtsltl III e34.
auecs s.ile maiiofiteaie I3,NOo Syoix <sursssaltsco
cufrent, NJ. Sewsisdl u Il hi esie0sgs sifsJsS6.
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DouGLAs' q ERRoI.D.rLA ileicterfc Went de
perdre m De sesplus astrcslilteEhteur Don-
glas Jerrolds s
Les journanX de LondreSs cohsacrehtd de longs
arti1s mi defint. voiei unc appreciation
fapide de sa vie ct de SEES trayaux
Ss.. i go. nouglps Jerrold elait,du tres petit
pombre do ceuxg gni consscrelt ieur vie eniisre
n 'interresser an paurre, Il deIeDdre le fable,
4 coliibaitre pour Icpprine. Ell cctte dis
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WAsHIxeTos.-Une lettrc dn survcyor~ge-
nsfahdc California a~nnonces - combinations
%sfavaites pour DIES tilres de propriete.
ie Rancho Rio de Los Americo. 900
aercs, valiant y 900, 900 Il Jnsepl olson.
Fernando Rancho, $4,000 acres, 4 Fer:
naadez ct nuulres. y i
.sDeax tots 4 San Francisco ct tfois acres i
III. Lees et anires. + a'ss
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Pour1uoi ete%vous ~touiours on diticnlte
ayeci yotre femme demandait-on Il I'M IrIan-
dais9-C'cst parce que nous ayons ~touiours Ia
meme idec : ma femme veut porter %culottc, ct
moi aussi. 80. y
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ENIGRASrs MoRMoNs.-Le payire Tuscaro-
g estSargiys ace port amenant dc Live sbol
aSoSmigrainits pour FUtah.