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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-09

WASHINGTON, March 5.--Chief Justice Ia
ney remained here to-day, engaged on an
opinion in the bred Scott case, which will
be pronounced morrow.
Bigler will this week present the protest of
the Democratic members Of the Pennsylya-
MIA Legislature against Cameron taking his
seat in the Senate.
The President will communicate to the
Senate the Cabinet appointment.
The Senate will probably be employed next
week with the contested election cases from
Ind. and Penn.
NEW YORK, March 5.--The Illinois left to-
day for Asplnwall with 400 passengers for
California.
The brig VIM. Clark was seized recently at
the mouth Of the Mississippi, on suspicion
Of being engaged in the slave trade. Officers
and crew arrested.
Aayices from Tehuantepec Of the oath nlt.,
received at New Orleans, state that the road
was cut through to the Pacific, and it was
thought would be open for travel by the Isl,
Of July.
BALTIMORE, March 5.--The Washington
Union of this morning announces the retire.
nent of General A. o. Ii. Nicholson, who
i succeeded by the Hon. John Appleton, OF
/ Maine.
| The crowd from Washington is fast re-
turning h=-e aaa aispcs..-s i. -. ai.Is.-
/ tions.
4 The mail from the south this morning
brings US New Orleans papers to Thursday
/ last.
/ a Coon lDEA.-A ssyirginian," in the
Richmond Inquirer who proposes to raise
money enough by voluntary subscriptions to
purchase Southern home' for Franklin
Pierce, ''as Substantial approval, not in
word but 10 deed, of his administration oi
the Governments The idea is good one
President Pierce eminentiy deserves thi.
mark Of appreciation at the hands Of The
South, and he will be very likely to End thu
climate OF New Hampshire altogether too
cold for his Interpretation Of the) constltu-
ton. But he won't get the "Sonthern
home' in spite OF all this. The gratitude
OF the Southern Republics does not show
itself in the shape Of sabscriplions.-lN Y.
Times.
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The senate In Extra Session.


WAsHtsGroS, March 5.--SENATE. 100 Mr..
Footc, Senator from VT, appeared and was
qualified
On motion of Mr.. Allen, a committee Of
two was appointed TO wait on the President
and inform him that the Senate had assem-
bled and were ready to receive any commu-
nication he may be pleased to make.
Subsequently, Mr.. Allen of the committee
reported that they had performed the duty
entrusted to them, and that the President
said he would send communication to-
morrow.
resolution offered by Mr.. Pugh, that the
Senate adjourn without day on next Monday,
lies over.
Mr. Mason offered resolution that the
committees, clerks and pages OF the last
session be continued to the present. Laid
over.
A resolution was offered by Mr.. Bright,
that the Chaplain OF the last session be re-
tanned BY the present.
Mr.. Biggs offered an amendment, inviting
ministers residing at Washington to oficiate
alternately.
On motion of Mr. Benjamin, the Senate
considered the resolution to remodel the
standing committees and the amendment Of
Mr.. Pugh, TO have committee on privileges
and elections.
The resolution as amended was adopted
Ii reduces the number Of committees, assign
ing members TO the most important and 5
to the others.
Mr.. Butler asked, but was not excluded
from service ON all committees.
Adjourned.
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EXPLORING ExYEDrTIox.--A letter from
Quito states that the Iowa expedition for eI
ploring the head waters Of the Amazon il
the Republic Of Ecuador had reached thai
city and were favorably received by thu
President. The party were oil in goot
health, and were on the eve Of departure fol
the immediate field of their labors.
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Athens un nnf11tne, n -, hst Main 3 johnson,
xe0kUKs IOWA, -
w.. e. Is sssn1sy esnsrally, that tAsy
hAvsfsssivsA ; DaTt, and - resolving daily, one
Of - A9eDt 61ssks 49, aAsvn to the people Of -
Wet Olvs ~ sou. - ~ forget the 0oldsa
Horns on the sign, history Of which, with that
Of W. H. r., may be interesting to the new eomsrs,
as the old settlers Tailor 10 famiilariy knovn.--
His frat appearance In tbs vest wa1 ths Bssssts-
~ Of old ksokuk himself. and BY his sssess tiou
ths psessns naDe Of the city Was selected. His
art In the Tailoring business at the time keokuk
and his tribs departure very iimiasAt h lsfs
With them. and remained the bosom oolnpeAl0A Of
the old chief until his dsath and ths snly rsls he
had to give ~ token Of gratitude VS. the buok
Horns, which 10 hiassn wore when he went oat On
. skulpin and hunting tour, the sight u which
struck terror 70 the cnsy OF the bunloi bat aatss
the death Of the old chief they became the msmsn-
TO sign Of speed, both for stsanboets aA1 tbs Ds
chanical arts. ALI lovers Of ancient relies arc In
vited " call and the Golden Horns, pssshe1 ON
the sign Of the above establishment. VILE,
not being very. proficient In the sAoss husiness.
sought for partner who was well qualified for the
emergencies of = fashionable city. Sought ons Tar
and nosr both esst and veg, but In vsin fos loo1
time, until IA inquired Of bis oti friend Piati
Evans OF Cincinnati, who said he had hb eye %
snei q one, 10 he twfrou VI hDD'f McCUf, Who
had hsd IN experience both in thu old aud new
world, who had done business In Psria. Lcndos AID
DubiiD anil Edinburgh, and all the most fsshiona-
bic cite, in The Union Says !, "Pistt, NJ 10 ths
man; and ~ last f,und him In Memphis, Tenn.
and by powerful Inducements he came, and will
NOW bs reccg used In the person of NY present
| partner in the Merchant Tailoring BURNERS. Con
seqaentiy, as il il too latc to sloths persons
going to our PRECEDENT lnanguratsd, 10 are pre-
| pared to elothe our Congrcssmcn and civilians II
purple and 6ne linen, or any kind u wo0len goods
! Of the most superior quality and style.
The timid cd not fear 10 call, - W. II. 4. haa
disposed Of his skuipin irons. Persons will notisa
Ia Advertisements generally, vast amount Of bon
bast, bragg sdvxo aud noasense. running into bet
erogeneous mas Of mon 1tenous alb surdties, which
by plain. unsophisticatsd advertisement. We hsv,
endeavorej To asohl. For these facts, refer 70 0sn
Brown.
We receive punctsaliy the . 10 mode fsshisn
monthly,
| Any tailoring sstAblishnsnt that can produce .
neat and we'll made = garmspttn - quick time =
We do, can have the Golden Horns Come In, neigh
bors, IL you think you can win.
rORMAN 4 MCCOY.
| p. s.--Cutting taught on the true principles o.
measurement, the only true system now IN use.
mch4-d 2. I'M.
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Nkw York, March5.
The steamer Atlantic has arrived, bringing
Liverpool dates to Feb. 18th.
She left Liverpool on the afternoon of the
18th.
The steamer Great Britain left Liverpool
on the 10th ult., with $50 passengers, for
Melbourne.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The total Reduction Of taxation proposed
in the Chancellor OF Exchequer's budget is
f12,000,000.
Debate on the financial project was post
poned to the Goth.
Earl Clarendon appealed to Lord Albemarle
to postpone his motion in regard to the
Persian war on the ground that the me-
gotiations ut Paris were making sstisfacto-
nv progress, and might be brought to an is-
sue at any moment. Motion accordingly post
poned.
The London Advertiser says q large mum
Der of members of Parliament threaten to
desert Lord Derby if he sanctions coalition
with the Peeltes.
The London correspondent OF the Man
chester Guardian states that ---- Rus
sci, nephew Of Lord John Russell, will
accompany Lord Napier as attache to Wash
ington.
On the 10th of February the Empe-
ror opened the Legislature with q speech
from the throne, amid great pomp and en-
thusiasm.
The Emperor referred to peaceable solu-
ton of recent difficulties amongst various
European powers, and considering that the
best understanding prevails amongst all the
great powers, he thinks the time suspicious
to endeavor seriously to regulate and devel-
ope the strength and riches Of the nation Mt
home, and reioces over the prosperous con-
dition of the country, as evinced by the in
creasing revenues. He regrets the suffer
ing caused by the deficient crops and recent
inundation, and says that expenses are to be
reduced and the war tax reduced from Janu-
airy next .
The annual army contingent fund 10 fixed
at 100, 900 francs.
Opposition is made to transatlantic line
OF steamers.
After referring to sundry local topics the
Emperor wound up with panegyric Of the
state Of the Empire.
Italian affairs are in the same unsatisfacto-
ny condition.
The agent sent by the government to offer
political prisoners IN exile in South America
| says nearly all refused.
CoNsrAsTISopLE, Feb. 6.-Dispatches from
Tberan recommend Teruk Kahn to make
peace with England.
British reinforcements had arrived in the
Persian Gulf, and an English corps d.
armee had arrived at Cabul and was march
ing with the troops Of Dost Mahommed on
Herat.
The Russians are concenti ating on the
banks Of the Caspian.
| A partial amnesty to political offenders has
been granted at Parma.
Great distress bordering on famine ha,
prevailed throughout Finland.
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MUscArISE EASTERN CosNEcrIoN.--An act
passed the Illinois Legislature, at its late
session, for the incorporation of Company
to construct Railroad from Muscatine to
Galesburg.
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Cy- The Republicans Of the Fourth (lowa
City, judicial District have nominated Isaac
Cook, as the candidate for District Judge at
the April election.
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cT' The sales Of lunds by the Illinois Cen-
trail Railroad Company were very large du-
ring tho last month, amounting to the sum
Of $500, 900, against $75 900 for the cores
ponding month Of last year.
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Di.tvtct Conveution /.

A District Convention viii be held at Burlington,
on Tuesday the 18th day Of March, inst, TO nomi-
nate Republican candidate for Judge Of this Ju-
dicial District to succeed Judge Lowe, declined.
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Idiewiid, the Residence Of n. r.
Willis.

Idlewiid, the Residence Of n. r.
willis.
Mr.. Vaux, in his book on s'Villages and
Cottages" gives description Of Idlewild,
from which we extract the following:
"1'he position selected, while it commands
full view Of Newburg bay, is on the edge
Of wood, and on the verge Of a plateau
that almost overhangs u deep ravine. The
rocky sides Of this gorge are clothed with
sturdy pines and hemlocks, and thus often
shut out from the eye, but never from the ear
a turbulent mountain stream that roars
Through the long, narrow pass, aud falls
some two hundred feet in series Of rapid,
succession leaps within short distance Of
the house. There is also quieter brook
that winds its way through the property, and
yet another smaller rivulet, both Of which,
after fraternizing with their more noisy and
energetic companion, flow into Moodna
Greek, which almost Mt the same point emp
ties into the Hudson. The site for the house
Is therefore very picturesque, and il pecu-
liar in many respects, overlooking, a. ID does,
the Hudson and three or four OF its tributa-
ries. These latter, with the ravine and in
land scenery, lie far down on one side
Beautiful views Of the bay and highlands are
gained from the south and east fronts, and q
thick pine woods cncircles and protects the
remainder.
"When the building had been entirely
erected on paper, and before the foundations
were laid, all the lines OF the plan were set
out under the special direction Of Mr.. Willis,
saao seemed &c .asa moro .I.as %. il, .oovn.-
modating the house to the fancies Of the ge-
MUS Of the place than in any other part Of
the arrangement. And the whole design
was SO fitted among the evergreens, and
adapted to every popularity Of the site, that
1t appears to be almost rurroundcd BY tall,
lourlshing trees although broad stretches
of distance in every direction, and extensive
views OF tho river aud mountain scenery,
arc gaiued from the various windows, each
view being separate picture set in frame
/ Of unfading foliage. The advantageous re-
suit arrived ut by this careful study Of tho
exact position for such house, although
more negative than positive, il inoAlcalAble.
The new house was made 20 look not new,
points Of view were not sacrificed. and time
was NOT lost In waiting for young trees TO
grow in place vi old ones that would have
had to be removed for the sake Of pros
pect, il less foresight had boon exercised 1t
starting. In such cases il 10 the foot or two
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yAn.s BRApRx, y. b. B.v. IxnLY, y. D.
DRADEN 4 LINDLT,
fSuccessors TO T. /. XcKsnayl
Wholesale end Retail DHMgglsts,'
HAVING purchased the entire stosk drugs, ned
Ii icines, Ae., and constantly rsosiviug lssxe
supplies from the East, Ne 09eT 70 ~ city ard
country trade ono Of the most complete st0sks in
the city. Call and see u the old stand Of 3. /.
Nckenny.
Prescriptions carefaliy compounded 81 al hoass,
day and night BY practical prssciptionists.
lnch4. d3m
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a GARD.

4 HAVE sold out my interest In the Tin and Sheet
L Iron Jobbing Shop to T. 8. Hickey, who 10 an
thoriIed to collect all debts due the old Arm Of
Hickey l. Son also to pay all Indebtedness.
j. K. RicKEY.
The business viii be conducted hereaftsr by X.
S. Hickey, who, by cromptness and Dispatch, hopes
to merit continuation of the public patronage
Shop ON Sd street, b,wssn Main and Blondssp.
tnrhT-.lht
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CT-Avote Of the people Of Oregon is to be
taken in june, 10 decide upon the question OF
he formation Of State Constitution.
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CO Thanks to our old friend Samuel +.
Barr. formerly Of Birmingham, Iowa, now n
member Of the House of Representatives
Oregon, for various public documents.
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MRS. X. G. BEAAN, Of New York, thserigisa-
4vA tor Of the system 81 making shirts 70 MEASURE
Broadway trade, formerly No. Astsv Houss.) has
opened rooms one door west u the Posto0es, on
Johnsoa street, mp stairs. She II prepared y
cute, with promptncss and dispAsch, orders los
shirts, Collars, Robe dc Chambers, Laliss' and
Children's Dresses.
Parties furnishing thsir own nstsrials will b
hsuorably dealt with.
Ladies' BssQues cat and basted is . supasies
manner. A hrss rate Aulinsr, pastisslarty 10 ell
braid work, blsaehipg ,stc., in Attendance.
NIB. ToGsntlsmes: Mrs. B. having been Co.,
PEELED TO make Laundry arrangements Tor hss ewn
business shs il able 10 tsks ths vashinG u 1nm-
Der Of gentlemen. All goods ssat for, snd ths ~
csssary repairing ssch - buttons, stsings,
Office ~ above. tfsblo-A
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HoRRrpLE DxArn FROM FREEZING AND STAR

HORRIBLE DEATH FROM FREEZING AND STAR
WALTON. Mr.. Hokie Rathburn, aged forty
four, OF Mankato, says n correspondent OF
the st. Peters Courier, lett Manknto with the
Sioux City Mail about the 10Th Of November
last, and carried it through to Sioux City,
and left that place with the mail for MRnka-
to on the 9th Of December, and was found
on the Goth by the men who went through in
search OF him at place on tho mail route,
called Des Moines Staten, about one hun
dred miles from Sioux City. and eighty from
Mankato. When found, he was very badly
Nfrozen, and could not speak, but extended
his hand to one of the men. He died in
about fifteen minutes after. He had, when
found, matches in his pocket, and there were
shavings and wood in the building, but it is
supposed he WAS 30 badly frozen when he
arrived there, that he could not Wakc o
fire.
II is the opinion of those who found him,
that he had remained in that situation ten or
twelve DAYS, entirely destitute Of food. lie
had gnawed his fingers and hands bcdly, and
from medical examination it is the opinion
Of physicians that he died not only of cold,
but Of absolute starvation, (the most horri-
BILE of all deaths). He would probably have
been saved, If found a few days earlier. Mr..
Rathbun was one Of the oldest residents Of
Mankato; he had nm iron constitution,
and must have struggled long and hard
agsinst his awful fate. He leaves wife
and large family Of children to mourn his
untimcly loss. The afflicted family have the
deepest sympathies Of the citizens of Man
kato.
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CT The Governor, we learn, vetoed the
bill for the removal Of the Capital Of Min
nesota from St. Paul to ST. Peters, which
passed the Legislature of that Territory.
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lJAvING sold my entire stock Of Drug, and tha
i l. exclusive right 70 mauufactsrs Aad ssll II. b
Gillmors's Msnmaluks Linimsnt, and veestshl1
Anti .Bilioss Pills, TO Bsaden 4 LiDdly, rstsrn
to my friends and patrons ny sincere tAoaks n
their liberal patronage, and ehserfuily recommend
the above arm - experienced druggisls aAA relis-
BILE business men. +. !. AcKENNf.
mcb4-d3m
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County ASSESSOR Under the law OF the
late session of the Legislature. a County As
SCISSOR is required to be elected at the April
election.
Our friends will bear this in mind and be
prepared to nominate candidate for that
Office at the County Meeting on Friday next.
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Neal Essate FER sale.
r = ~ = = 3 = ~ \ Y n z .
nFPER for aals the following bsst Of kssa =
~ tate, Wis.,

Neal Estate Ses sale.
r = ~ = . : = - \ n ED
0FYER ior sAis the following ssss Of kssa l.
Fall Lots corner lsta And High sts
do do do 18th /" Oflssas streets.
- Dc sorth side Morgan bss Issh 1oth.
I do do DiOndesu-st., beswssn eth ! 10Th.
! do Do sosth side Carol bit 9th and tn.
between 9Th and 9Th.
2 full lots eurner 18th and Concert st..
lots - fsst front b 100 deep, east aide lothst
beginnipE 70 test north u Aish.
lor Ssr iesA and nish-sts., 70 feet On 10th By
Lots 8. and 10, block %. kAsons Addition
Terms cary. Also
Iot.s AID 10, block I, north side II 1raskiin,
'''' '''A -1' '''' Pai IL EzrsEs,
Second street, between Aain - Johnson, over
Doubleday Uses Store, and opposite the haak.
Ing Heusssf Hatch Thoapsoa. fnA3-A
IN. fall leg corner sth And norgAa streets H.
psvsy viii b. s2sssd for fex fsys only. Apply =
R00 SALE.
a NEW thru story brisk stoss, sosHss 81 81
"A AAtn-st.; lot ~ b. lao feet; baildiAg - b. -
f'. sl,s s'sA '''s''-'i sarH SSC,s HAYNES
ROR SALE.
A LOT Of ground 30 fest front % 5th sarssl, "a
"a - II lot ssusA Of Eank street. By ~ feet deep
= MIA Z i''' All'' ps 1iSi1Es HAYNES.
TO0 DALB.
+ or sorner of l7th and JoAnson streets, loe By
IL leo feet. Il 10 considered cheap Ct the psice
Ct which tits oAeved. For terms h., apply 20
nh3-d PhinROek HAYNES.
ron SALE.
< ~. ..ss. .:.sy .s.sS s..s., 49,. X -. -:
"a mstefials and II ths most sahstsaeiAl nasnss.
Ass stare reea N Asst Asos, Deens l. story ard
above; also god sellar u11sf ~ uAeis; lot y
81 50 feet Aa1k ent-let - allay. n psspsssy u
Ssntsd ~ u 80, aaA will bsiAe stoatea
east Side of -. htwesa MAJ anA JeAassa sts.--
Applyto PRIMRO6k HATNB,
nasph1-A oe0od-ss.
Ees oale very cheap.
nNE fall lot, soath side ct High hesvsea i!th
~ aad lstA Streets inprcvs1 vtth ~ de1h3s
bsiek honse, stosfss high; eAeh depAst0en1 -
secms, With aront entrance - eAah II 1aee thAy
~ Sepasn1s 6oAltiaes undae tbs sa0s Boe1s bai1e
II ulty 1tyia; eeIl4S nnass eAch, ~ plastsso1
throuehost; - 1sane hosss md slaAAs hesk Alss
gosd wsll u sstkMaass. APfly .
I11Mn0se q HAIlue, u
O0pe ss4s uoohaeAy8 Wilson's Stow, neeoA1
=. -. 49, a -: - 'rpesiss -
V8W1 L. QAM08HA,
rU0xpseelV11. II ~ xats - , lo1nGeap.
|Jss d. 4 {. .; J: 5sEIlz :
iaat.l TAiFd-st.
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d DIRECT IMPORTATION
HARWARE AND CUrLERY,

HARDWARE AND CUTLERY!
s.. W. 4 H r u Q e Y =
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS,
i have inxtorc, and are RECEIVING thsis supplies
for the trade, direct from the uaksss, which
they oGsYto cash and prompt sins-buyers on t.
vorable terms. The stock being unusually large,
they hdcntiy solicit sxaminatisn u tie
fcbe7 -dAw WAN. TUCKER.
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n. D. oGpKN. nd. y. DnowARLL. Nv. e0D8N
ogden, DPoWnelD &c.
A Co-PAKrNERSllIP has this day been formed
n by the above named parties, for the purpose Of
prosecuting the Book and Stationery sads. with
greatly increased facilities for the falAlmsnt oil
their object thsy eouAdentiy expect 70 bald up Z
trade which shall eqssl that of any Book hosss In
the West. No pains shall be omitted 10 give salts
faction 70 their customers. The trade, and retail
purchasers orc invited 10 call.
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r.. B. OGDEN return his thanks 10 his numerous
friends who havs honossd him With sAsis trade and
influence during the last eight years.
Mr.. I'd. Y. Browncli, ~ hsrstofoss, will supesio-
tend the sale department.
The 6rm has bsen formed for the paspess II En-
larging and extending the trade. With thh view
the props,ctors propose buildng 3nd street,
to have IN cntrance on both Main and And streats,
thereby giving room l3ofsst deep.
Feb. 5, '51-&cb7-1
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county convention.

A County Convention will BE- held at McyTRosE
on Friday, March ista, for the purpose Of appoint
Ing Delegates TO the Judicial District Convention
and TO transact such other business ss may b
thought advisable.
A fall representation from the various Town
ships Of the County is desirable
j. D HOWELL,
Chairman Of County Committee.
Keokuk March 2, ISL.
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Mississippi Valley Nursery.
KEOKUK, IOWA.
rnVIIT IN r ES,

khGAI IL = Esq
OUCH ~ Apple, Peach,
- Pear, PLAN, Cherry,
Ounce, Ao.; aud the small
fruits, EAspberries. Cur.
rants, Strs wbsrries ,0oosc-
berries, 10.
Also, . large quantity #
Casawbs and lsabellA
Grape Root.
A large quantity OF
DWARF Tress, partieu-
ls~ly Pesr and Chsrry,
which arc very desirable
for city planting.
A supply of Fancy
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A CARD.

HAVING disposed of our entire Grocery business
i TO Messrs. Haniii, kalston Co., of this city,
We take great pleas ure in recommending them to
our old friends and to the public generally as es
perienced and reliable butness men. who will spare
no eF5rts to render full satisfaction to all with
whom they may have business transactions.
meba dot wsm CLEGH0RN HARRISON.
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SsASD - ConBDcSscuS, 81
Hastleed Coanly,
Sven = hsGsss = sAis ~ Aay II Jaassry, 1871,
- 4. y. klplsy. vtss Psssidsat 81 11enes =.
Jusaies u ~ Reess.
0unl- AsSuAL DgvlDsSp, : Pm ORDs.
ADr1ss iasssaass In ~ sbpss CsDpaay, seehss
fYoo - dangsrs II fire - JaSanl NeSaoeissns
eli On shs sukcsibss q ~ 49, q Aisk1g etup.
<pp. vese siAs 81 ~, kstwsss Main 81 Jssnsne
Agsssts, Keshsk, Iowa. AL LossM y this state
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