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Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-17
Slave Case in Boston.

Boston Nov. 9.-The slave girl named Betty, belonging to Lewis Sweet of Tennessee, was brought before Chief Justice Shaw, who re- manded her to her owner.
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Sngar-We have noticed sales of about l50 hhds. at firm prices. Fair to prime eA@7Ac. g fb.
 MOlasses-Some 250 bbls sold early in tba dav at 97r but further receipts put down the market 2c. and 100 bbls. sold at 25c. Tj gallon
 F!oHr-The salrs embrace some 2o0O bbls. in- cludng $50 superne at s 50 300 bakers brands at so o279 2'n fancy at s5 Ts 200 fine at S4 75: 400 unbranded Kentucky and Tennessee at S5, and 400 on private terms.
 Wheat-We notice sales of 2ooO sacks at -; and soo on the Levee at Sl U bushe for prime red. COrn-AbouJ 5000 sacks have been sold includ ing 200 inferior at 45c 100 at soc; 566 in two lots at 56c.; 250 prime at 60c and l00s prime old mixed at 79e f} bushe- Oats Th- sales comprise ll94 sacks St Louis in lots at 45c and 400 to 800 at about the same price
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NEW VERTl STE NJ E IFS
s|KPETf,SIDNS

A T q regular meeting of Pulaski Temple of Ho- A nor. h@ld in the city of Little Rock on the 29th pelled for conduct unbecoming W. T., and also. on the l2th day of November, HENRY FISHER was ex- Pelled for couiuct unworthy of | W. T.
 Nov. l7. 1857. R. SEARCY. ". F. DERFU MERY-a great variety not exceled by any ever offered in this market the genuine lan Aar1e tare0a Cologne and other very desirable articles in this line call and take look at
 Nv. IT, 1857. J. A. HENRY
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-17
est who enjoys a Gsrmao or Euronean renu.

guest who enjoys German or European repu- taton.
 During the French occupation some of the generals of the Empire were allowed a consid- erable quantity of this precious liquor. Hence the Bremenese believe that their city paid larger contribution to France than all the other cities of Germany united.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-17
The Attractions AT COHEN'S JEWELRY ESTAB. BASEMENT.

NOTWITHSTANDING the strineencv in tle V money market, and tightness of the tmes hare not diDajnished m e s1iqAteSt. He continues to re- ceve fresh supplies to his already large and udcious selection ot Plain and Fancy Jewelry of the latest and most fashionable styles. sAmong his latest ilnportations may be found Cam GO, lSk. Gold Rings;
 iSk. Plain do; all sizes; Ladies' Onyx, Opal and Coral Chemisette Holders beautiful.
 Enamelled Diamond Sett,Studs, Enamelled '' Rings Enamelled Gold Lockets plain and chased.
 And general assortment of every article usually found in Jewcry store.
 Personal attention given to repairing Watches and Jewelry.
 Old Gold and Silver bought at highest rates.
 Paper money of all solvent Banks taken at par
 An examination of the stock, and knowledge of his prices will convince the most incredulous that his de sire Is to make it to the interest of purchasers to leave their money with him. Nov. IT. 1857 6-3w
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vs. Bill for Divorce, etc., etc. Thomas J. Arbnckle and J. II. Batthelor.


 Thomas J. Arbuckle and J. M. BatcheIor. A ND now, on this day appeared said complainant. A by her solicitors; and her bill of puinU here in having been already fled the object of hch said bill Is to obtain decree of divorce from the said Thomas J. Arbuckle, not only from bed and board but from the bonds of matrimouy on the ground o. alleged adultery, assertion. habitual drunkenness gambling, cruel treatment, passing counterfeit money and infamous conduct neraly ]: to have the pay ment of a certain of money in the hands of the said J. NJ. Batcheor cn joined and appropriated to the exclusive use of said painant; and to procure process by which complainant may be put in posses sion of the person of her child, now in the hands of the said Thomas !. Arbucke etc. etc And if an- bearing by the affidavit annexed to said bill that the said defendant, Thomas J. Arbuckle is non resi- dent of the State of Arkansas it is therefore ordered that the said Thomas J. Arbuckle, be notified of the pendency of said suit by publication of this order in the True Democrat newspaper in the city of Little Rock Tn the State of Arkansas, for two successive weeks, the last insertion be at least two weeks be- fore the next term otths court which is to be holden at the court house, in the town of Lake Village in the county and State aforesaid on the first Monday after the fourth Monday in March, 1858, requiring said defendant, Arbuckle be and appear before the judge of said court before the third day of said term, to plead answer or demur to said bill or the bill be taken as confessed and decree entered according to the prayer of said bill.
 Witness my hand as Clerk of said court in vacation this Sd day of November, A. D. 1857 | true copy from the record.
 | Attest: c. N. CAUGHEY Clerk 5-2w Printers fee SS OO
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-17

NTOW IS your chance to buy your Goods lower ] N than they ever before offered. Among our late arrivals will be found
 Ladies' Dress Goodo of all descriptions,
 De aines, Scotch Plaid. Alpaca Merinos. Mobair- Plaid and Plain Black Silks Ribbons Dress Trim mngs, Wool and Cotton Hosiery Chiidren's HosisIy. staris, Figured Alpacas Worked Collars and Under. sleeves Irish Linens, Ladies Black Cloth Bleached Tape Linen, Linen Napkins, Bleaehed Domestics, Belts of all kinds Brass Skirt Springs
 And great many her article, too numerous to mention, at b. L. OCONNELL'S
 Nov +, 1857 Cheap Cash Store.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-17
MEREDITH w. HENRY.

seg- Purchasers vii! be careful to ask for DR. M'- LANES CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, manufac- tured by FLEMING BROS. of Pittsburgh, Pa There are other Pills purporting to be Liver Pills now before the public. Dr. NJ Lanes genuine Liver Fills also hs celebrated Ncrnituga can now be had at ai respectable drug otoros NDe ge"pine UitIout Me %19nltateI FLEMING BROS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-17
For Sale. Lots i'm Rec,or,own-

For SaIeg Lots in RectOrtOwn. k'OR Sale the following lots in Rectortown, ad- T joining Little Rock. Lots g. B. f, 5, 6, in Block l2. Lots 4, 5, 67, 8, g. 10, II, in Block G. Lots l, 2 5, }, 5, in fractional Block B. Lots 2 8, 4, 5 6 ln fractional Block IS. Apply to
 Nov. 10, '57. VIM. M. GOUGE, at
 Dawson Hnnsa iftln Rock.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-17
Inn J. J. MCALMONT
Another Letter from Texas.
TRAVIS Co. TFyAs Aug 15

IRAvIs Co., TEXAS, Aug. l5, l854 MEssRs. FLEMING BRos-Dear Sirs: There were several cases of Chls and Fever in my mothers family at the time we received the M'Lanes Liver Pills ordered in my letter of June l2th, and few doses administered in each produced the desired effect thus demonstrating the efficiency of those cele- brated Pills in that disease
 Mother has not been troubled with the sick head ache since she has commenced taking these Pills and have but few of them left. you will please send us another dollars worth Direct as before to Aus tin, Texas. Respectfully yours.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-17
TO BANK DEBTOR.

TO BANK DEBTORS. FT,HE undersigned have on hand some State Bonds, | for sale. for cash or on credit; on terms and in to suitpurchasers, having fractional sums to pay to either of the Banks ot this State.
 WATKINS os GALLAGHER. Little Rcck, May ls, 'sT. sa sm.
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c 0 M NJ E k c I Al :.

PIoAYUNE OFFICE, Nov. g. 1857 COttOn-An active demand has prevailed aoain to-day, and the limited supply on the market has enabled holders to obtain further advance of 1I6d Ac. 5 fb. The sales amount to about 5000 bales We raise quotations follows:
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Ff,OIrH

Elt IT Sacks Flour, just received from Lowrance's Nov. IT, '57 by HTiTT N pOpE S"'0
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STEAMBOAT REGISTER,

D O16AMbOAT REGISTER Is=S s=sS H.,sl7s..:s, FURNISHED BY MERRIoK wAssELL.
 Arrivals. November lo-Arkansas, from Napoleon ( l2-Rough and Ready from Ft Smith. 13-Quapaw, from Cincinnati 7" l5-S. Il. Tucker, from Ft Smith. l5--Arkansaw Traveller from Cincinnati
 Departures. November l0-Rock City, for Ft Smith, ll-Arkansas, for Napoleon :" l2-Rough and Ready for Napoeon. ' l6-Quapaw for New Orleans l6-Arkansaw Traveller. for Ft Smith. 15--S. II. Tucker, for Napoleon ,Rs- Five feet water in the channel and falling.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-17

is a certain remedy for Weakness Fainness or De bility, Sick Stomach, Biiousness, IIeadache Bad Breath, Dizziness, Dyspepsia Sour Stomach or any disease of the kidneys, womb bladder. It will To store the feeble sckly, pale and emacated to health and strength. There is no mistake about tive can refer to thousands to prove that fact.
 One table spoonful taken cry rning and fasting, is certain preventive for Cholera Chs and Fever, Yellow Fever, or any prevalent disease. J. II. MCLEAN, Sole proprietor of this Cordial. Also, MCLEANs Volcanic Oil Eminent.
 .ay Principal Depot. on the coruer of Third and Pine streets St. Louis, Mo.
 For sale in Little Rock, by J. J. MoALMONT. Nov B. 1857. I'm.
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STATE OF ARKAySAx.l

COUNTY OF CHICOT. 0H'
 In the Chicot Circuit Court, on the Chancerv side
 thereof in vacation, on the 3i day of November, A. D. 1857. Ann E; Arbucke, by Wm, T. Ferguson her next friend.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-17

FRIGHTFUL CALAMITY The last intelli gence from Europe brings news of the explo- sion of powder magazine at Joundepore, Persia, by which 1000 persons were killed and 300 houses demolished
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-17

07- It IS said that more houses are to bs seen m New York and Philadelphia " for rent'' thls fall than at any time for five or six years. and at reduced rates.
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Buggies.

eceived lot of Buggies, substantially made ,ood style, which will be sold very low for
 J. A. HENRY.
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X IL who enjoy good Cigar will buy of KIN "A NEAR'S superior Havana, their equals are not fund elsewhere in Little Rock.
 Retail dealers in Cigars can be supplied at low rates. Nov. (O lN5T
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-17
BOOtS and Shoes.

Tar! Tar! Tar!! S BBLS. first quality Tar for sale cheap. Apply " to A. J. HUTT, Nov. r, '57 Main s.reet
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NiOlinS,

TUITUN. A LOT of very superior Violins, also Bows Strings, IA Screws and Aprons-just received and for sale low by J. A. HENRY. Nov IT. 1857.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-17
Tin Safes.
DRY GOODS.

1A FIRST RATE Tin Safes, with and without lO drawers, for sale cheap. Apply, to
 A. J. HUTT, Nov IT. '5T Main street.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-17
s4s All the World and the rest of Man. I :, u.

MLEAN'S CELEBRATED STRENGTHENING
 CORDIAL AND BLOOD PURIFIER, because it is the only true remedy to purify the Blood thoroughly, and at the same time strengthen and in vigorate the whole organization When taken, it's nvlgorating Influence is felt almost instantly, accelerating the circulation of the Blood It also neutralizes any Bilious matter in the Stomach or Bowels, and strengthens the digestive organs This Is the reason why it has proved eteacious in curing Darrhoea, Dysentery, Bowel Complaint, Pain in the Stomach etc It has cured many that were for years afflicted with Chronic Diarrhcpn
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-17
NOW Is THE TIME

LNOR those who have but little money and want to II supply themselves with all sorts of winter goods to keep the cold out. 1 have now on hand good assortment of Ladies and Gents Dress Goods, which l will sell at prices that will be to please all who want to buy of French Ducals DeLains DeBazes, Alpaeas, Gnghams,
 CalicoeS, Pant Stuff etc.
 All for sale very low for cash at kINNEAR'S Nov. 10, 1857. Cheap Store Main street
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Dry GOOds---New Arrivals.

Dry GOOds---NeW Arrivals. I HAVE in store and for sale 200 pieces Prints, 50 bolts Unbcachcd Domestic dozen Horse Blankets; Fine White do. bolt Cassinett, 10 Jeans, 70 Fine Bleached Domestic, Lnseys Flannels, Osnaburgs Stripes, Tweeds, Cottonades, Checks, Hickorys Drap d'Ete, De Bazes Handkerchiefs, etc., etc. At Cheap Cash Store of Nov. IT, '57 ID. L. O'CONNELL.
 PatrOniZe Georgia. I HAVE just received from the manufacturers in Georgia large lot of colored Jeans. which can afrd to sell cheaper than any house in the State Cal and examine for yourselves. A. J. hUTT, Nov IT, '57 Main street.
 GROCERIES. I HAVE in store and will sell very low for cash l5 barrels fine Old Bourbon Whiskey. .' New < Brandy, 3 " Sweet Wine, '' Holland Gin, 10 boxes Star Candles; 75 gross Matches; boxes Starch '' No. l and Tobacco, dozen Painted Buckets, sacks Coffee, barrels Sugar Lead Shot, Powder, Caps, Rope, Madder, Indigo, Rice, Soda, etc., etc. Nov IT, '57. D. L O'CONNELL.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-17

\ ATS. Caps and Umbrella, of every variety of Styie and quality, just received and for sale low for cash by J. A. HENRY.
 Nov. IT. 1857.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-17
To Planters.

E5ORROW, BOONE X CO. have received q large ! VII lot of Ready Made Clothing, and offer them for
 ale on reasonable terms Nov. IT, 1857.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-17

NgoRROW BOONE X CO.,. are inst in receipt of VII splendid assortment of Negro Brogans. which they offer very low-cull and examine our stock.
 NOV IT. 1857
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-17
CIGAIEN !

5lLEACHED and Brown DomcsticS. all AS weUdths qualities and prices, to be f und at
 Nov. 10. 1857. KINNEAR'S Chenp Store
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-17

TNHE best assortment of Ladies Cotton Hose ever offered in Little Rock al coor ot superior quail ty at low prices.
 Gents heavy Cotton half Hose,
 Boys "
 Misses Cotton Hose. all sizes,
 Ladies superior Black Silk Hose, Ladies and Misses Bluck Wool Hose,
 Grey
 Superior White Merino " To be had at kINNEAR'S Cheap Store Nov. To. 1857. Main street
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-17

A Assortment of Heavy Winter Goods, IA such heavy Blankets, White and Red Flannel, Bleaehed and Brown Canton Flannel. cotton Drilling all coo1s, Bed Ticking superior Hickory Shirting, and lot of good heavy Cassimeres and Satnets to be got very cheap at KINNEAR'S
 Nov. 10, 1857. Main street.
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Bell, Benton and Houston.

JAMES II. GROW, esq.
 Arkansaw Tavelc
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From the Richmond Fnouirer.

..The Triton among the Aiinnows"
 Ne have been furnished with the following sxiract of letter from London, to A. Dudley Mnnn. Esq, dated
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-17

\ CHOICE lot of Clear Sides and Canvased EN Hams the best in market.
 Nov. F. 1857. MERRICK & WASSELL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-07

Who do you suppoACsaid it?
| She WAS very beautiful, with her cheek o.
rosy hue and curling auburn tresses that tn,
wind sports with so CALAMITY; but she IN
not say it. No. That bright creature, b,
whose side stands u lover, looking so tender
ly in those happy eyes, nor yet the dimpled
babe with cherub face lifted to the more
mature but not less innocently sweet fea-
lures, with tho holy light Of mother glorify.
ing every smile. Wrong again.
Then, who do you suppose said it?
Not that newly-wed husband, whose home
for few feeting months he has called heav-
| en--full Of smiles and tenderness, and oft
repeated vows. Although he whispers many
times Of love, yet this ~ love you,o was
not spoken then and there.
A tired woman sits hushing to sleep her
nesting babe. Beauty once made that face
radiant, perhaps, but all that beauty has
gone now. The blue eye is dim and faded
the whole expression is sosrowfdl--the pale
brow covered with. lines Of care. Perhaps,
in that far-oT look of hers, she sees three
little graves, green with as many summers.
Her home is very humble-all day she has
toiled, and the fainting spirit almost surren.
ders to fatigue, the downcast eyes trembling
in tears--she is so weary. And every nerve
tingles when the boys come hungry from
school, some with weeping and tales Of sor-
row, that mothers must hear. And after
that they are hushed with kissngs or CHI
dings. till it is time to get supper for seven
hungry mouths, and then the accustomed,
never ending routine Of putting away and
clearing up, till the worn out creature won-
ders with sigh if there really will ever
come rest to her-an eternal rest
A . f,a. n l.
old corner rocking chair. The babe, whose
eyes close fitful!y TO low lullaby, lies in his
fathers lap. lilo is plain man, that good
father, with an honest face and great heart,
that would, If 1t conll, take in all the care
and sorrow of the household.
The babe sleeps. With rude gentleness
he lays it on his mothers bosom, and as the
rudy freight plays over her care-worn fea.
lures, he looks upon her with eyes suddenly
grown lustrous and beautiful. He lifts his
great hand softly, till it rests on her shoulder,
as he saws 81 love ysu, dear Maryr,
All you long-married husbands, who ex-
act every attention as q duty, how much
would ii cost you to make your home beau
tiful with oil its cares tell you one word
of love will loosen great burdens from the
shoulders of the toiling woman you call
wife. Try it. Go home some night, and
look upon her with the eyes of long ago. For
one little moment think what great trials she
took into heart when she married YOU. Then
tenderly clasp her hand, and as she looks with
wonder opened eyes, say to her in low and
steady voice, not carelessly nor sportively,
but earnestly
81 love you"
Trust me, it will be to her, and to YOU
both, 'better than diamonds. Eve. Post.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-07

CO" Almost everybody has bad cold
about now, Smith and Jones among the rest
A street conversation between them, sounded
something like this:
Smith: How d'aye do, Jodes
Jones Pretty bwcll, ody | have bad
code. How are you, Sbiths
Smith: have subting OF code too, but
it's gcttig bwell agil
Jones: What bedicil did you take?
Smith: ! sduffed up laudabub al bwater.
Do you take Anything?
Jones Do, just grid ad bear it.
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t0L~sts winter bill crowded through
Congress providing for the establishmsns 81
free schools FOR the white children OF ne
District Of Columbia. The Nv. however,
had proviso attached, that Is was only %
take eject In those school districts whore ~
people should, at an election held for thai
purpose, vote to accept it. The election was
held short time since, and every shool dis
trict voted against the free school law!
The capitol Of our country 10 located in
rather dark region, If We Judge from this
vote.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-07
a Sermon that did not suit.


Mrs. II was very religious woman
and perhaps came as near worshiping Mr..
NJ, her favorite minister, as some Of our
people do kossuth, the Hungarian; but be
that as it may, she was constantly hammer
ing Aaron, a shrewd lad of some l6 wears
OF age, who, to poster the old lady, and hear
her scoid, would speak rather lightly Of Mr..
N.
Happening in at the house Of Mrs. H
! one day, the old lady began, rs usual, to
chastise him, and Aaron thinking that she
put IT on rather hard, after hearing her out.
said:
''lm as good as Mr.. NJ, and can preach
as welI''
/, "Preach |" exclaimed the old lady, ssyou
don't know one word in the Bble.o
"Wcll, give me a text, and see il cam,
preach, /" said Aaron.
You don't know anything about the BIZ
BILE if you do, you can take any text you
choose said she.
"Well,' said Aaron, ssA virtuous wo-
man is without price, ain't that in your BIZ
bic 20
'sles," said Mrs.. H. aand il shows
that women are better than men, for the BIZ
bic don't say that yiriuous man is without
price"
SWELL, We will see about that" said he,
and after dividing his subject int several
heads, commenced rs follows:
"Ihe scarcity Of an article in ell cases
governs She price, but when an article Can't
be found, it can't be had at any price, and
for that reason it is without price, Now,
If there were any yirtuous women, there
would, Of course, be price, and high one
too, by reason Of the scarcity, but as there
is noue'---
At this stage the old lady seized the
broom
Aaron" said she, ''you are an impuden,
brat, and if you don't clear out, will pei,
you well.o
Aaron made tracks into tho road, finish
ished his sentence" they are without
price, as he went through the door, which
the old lady closed after him with consider
able force.
Aaron now started for home, saying to
nimseii as ne ~ent along II rather lnink
the old woman will not attempt to chast1se
me again very seon." And as il proved, he
was not mistaken in his prediction. lConta-
took Trans.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-07

GB-ln the pine barrens of Michigan, not
thousand miles from Grand Rapids, but
miles from any other dwelling, is miserable
shanty Of log shingles, bearing the following
sign:
'This il Uncle Dan Thomases,
no always keeps his promises;
His vituais and beer
And other good cheer,
Can't be beat ABOUT HERE"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-07

NOTICE.
YHHE eo-partnerehip formed with my brother
ilAgssos P. BaiIcK, under the Srm and style
Of Bird }E BROTHER, (preyioas " his deceasc ;,
has led by limitation The sub<criber will set
tie up the business Of the old firm ct the counting
jaai HUDSON T. BRIDGE.
NEW EGRM.
IL UDS0N j.. BRIDGE has this day associated
L with him In business, HENRY b. HOLLAND
IEoSAHp y. HOLLAND and JoHs IL. DxAcn for the
purpRe II continuing the late hrtn u BhID0K
BaoEuEk, under tbs aad style OF BRIDGE
BEACH 4 CO Who are prepared 10 ofer increase
Undue, mants aHdfaeiiaies to the numerous Gus tom
ers If the tate firm, continnance Of Whose pat
jani BRIDGE, BEACH 4 co.
NOTICE,
rlsHE business Of Bridge 4 Brother, in this city
i will be continued blythe new firm, as heretofore
under the name and style Of Bridge, Beach Co.
Thankful for the liberal share Of patronage or
tended To their Agent, VIZ. s. MooaE, the past sea-
SON, viii endaav, merit, and hope to receive
90 BRIDGE, BEAcH co.
st, Louis, Mo-, January l, 81.
ian7 -2n-diw Times copy.
FIvHE patrons Of the Young America Fire Compa
i ny's Ball are hereby notified that carriages
will b. in attendance NJ the doors Of the hall on
Perfons wishing carriages to convey ladies TO the
Ball can have them by applying TO any member Of
the Committee II Arrangements
Il. II. MAGRUDER,
jauT-d2t Chlnn Com.
Board Wanted,
ID mAn and wife, who wish Ia furnish their
- own room. Inquire at this office. jams
NOTICE.
NOTICE il hereby Z that Lynch 4 Wooton,
~ Attorneys al Law, the only ant horized Der.
suns to settle the claims VI Phillips Il Gu. All per
suns Indebted to the trm arc requested TO call and
make Immediate sestis
JaI3 aim 4. Is. PHILLIPS Gu.
WOOD MOOD!
ID. PRICES Yard 10 the place to get what yen
~. want in this line sawed and rplit to suit or not
saved and spiit. just you desire. Orisrs. with
the Jay, left NJ BALDWIN J. Evans corner Of Main
and ith streets, will be attended - without delay.
Good measure wArfsnted. shali soon have b lot
Of dry oak, and some hickory for those who like
goud wood Those wshing B, ~ or 70 cords Of good
wood can bc supplied. A. the railroad IL near the
fountain heal for coal, shall soon have thai kind
of fuel fur thoss Who use II. Those wishing hard
wood Luiuber can he supplied by calling at the
Wood Yard, near the keokuk / II. DIS Moines
Railroad Depot. Lumbcr sawed to order.
Jan. ;, ~. J. B. PRICE.
FRENCH CANDIES.
Just received, by the Kate French, large sup
y p.y II French Candies If every description, at
A. j. DINNERS,
jApl.d Third-st.
/ On BONES Glas ware and Window GLASS Il
NV REYNOLDS Drug Store.
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kricMd ship.

Small service rs true service while il lasts
OF friends, however humble, soorn not one
The daisy, by the shadow that it casts,
Protects the lingering dew drop from the sun