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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-10-31
U HI BzIEW NV e GWU RI r.

leans on the Goth inst with $250.000 in spc-
Gle from Vera Cruz. "A new Cabinet has
boon organized in Mexico. YucNtan is in
possession of the rcvolutionists, and the war
of races is yiolently conducted.
A democratic Govornor, mcmbcrs of Con-
gress, aud Legislature, have beon elected in
Minnesota. In Pennsylvania, Gen PAcKEk's
majority for Governog is over 10000, with a
strong democratic majority. in each branch of
the LegiSatufe The fosultin- Ohio is still
insSome doubt, though we believe the demo-
cfats arc successful.
we have LixerbeGfdates,to tho l4th inst.
Cottonwas selling readily at fulfprices. The
American marc, Priofcss, has won the. Csm-
raWitch rocc--no particulars. Flour and
wheat are doclinins Violent Storns have
swept the English coast, and gfeat loss has
been tho result. The King of prussia is in
dying condition. The American crisis has
'bcclsfelt severely In England and France,
o'lt' hey III all parts of Europe is .adeanc-
ing consequence of specie being shipped to
the United States. Delhi is still in possession
of the mutinccrs, who arc committing 'horrid
exccsses thcfc and throughout the country.
Tho king 8 magazine has been struck by light
ming, 900 persons killed, and Gi,000,00O in
property destroyed. Troops are being for
wardcd from England to India, 10000 in
number. a long and bloody war is expected,
as it is believed the robcls arc under Euro
pcan leadership, The Russian ship Of war
Lafortc had capsiaed and sunk between Rev
ell and Cronstradt. 400 persons, including
two Admirals and their wives and children,
were lost.-Only six persons were saved.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-10-31
"Well, this Keats Az

Mr.. NJ. f. MlTcuEIL has oxhibited tho lar
gest beat. rs taken from its "mothor earth, 4"
it weighs l3l pounds, measures % inches in
circumference, and lS in length Itis of the
yellow kind. 1t is n :" FREQ fight" now, gem
tlemen-who will walk off with the laurels I?
Mr.. ALIEN. RAMSAY has handed us couple
of ears of corn, both of which have filed the
cob over smoothly at the end with sound grain.
They arc not peculiar for anything else.
A friend has "capped tho climax" with a
few of the largest gubcrs" We have yet seen
Our curiosity shop" therefore, has been
closed until the chestnut season opons
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-10-31
Court Items.

The Court adjourned on Saturday last, aftef
passing sentence upon number of persons.
swho had becnsconyictcd s.vorious offences.
The only case Of any Importance was one
against'r y. WATSON for bigamy. lie was
sentenced TO one years imprisonment and pay
a fine of 100000
The Solicitor handed but about fifty indict-
mcnts. The grand jury found twcnty-thrcc
true bills" and ignored the remainder.
IS Two cases of Importance, (for slanderl
were compromised Friday afternoon.
y The presentments of the grand jury will
be found in another column
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-10-31
New Advariisemants.

DR.. GREEN is Offering Now Goods at low
priccs-Messrs. f. b. Benson & SoN call
attention to their heavy stock. Their house
is an old one, and needs no commendation at
our hands. Try it---Look to the sales of
Administrators and othcrs-Mr. GuMTAU
advertiscs the establishment of n Candle Man
ufactory at Walhalla--Thcre arc other noti-
cos in our columns to which public attention
is specially directed
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-10-31
Editors.

an. j. W." the sprightly and graceful
correspondent ofthe Charleston Courier, saws:
"Thcy are men who spend their lives sit
ting in critical Judgment upon dynastics, and
Presidents, and Misunderstanding goyern-
mental measures into mincc mcat-cxtin-
gushing pocts by n snccr--man~ling horoos
by homo thrust, and torturng ll-fatcd au-
thors. Nothing approaches more icarly Ori-
entail autocracy than the ,Ce of a popular cdi-
tor. Rusty-coated litcrati incline their heads
rcvcrentially to them. Incipicnt Byrons lay
at their feet tributary offerings of paphyrus
Tickets of tree admission TO Thalbcrg and
Grisi lie dusty and uncared for upon their t;l-
blc For them visits to pleasant pantomi-
mcs-panoramas- public shows and no
end to presents in ycnison, fruit and coral
necklaces to the olive branches.
" But like Mr. Dangle, in tho critic. there
arc some few penalties for these flattcring dis
tmctions. They are compelled to read why
lyrics, which the author modostly hints he
should be glad to sec inserted in the journal
of which the haploSs reader is the hierophant.
People not only bring the obituary of their
sisters, but likewise of their sisters baby To
huNc prrntcu. On the whole, they boar these
penalties meckly, and in the natural kindness
OF their heart give way to the current but
sometimes they are compelled to have betro-
phied in warlike attitude as one of the appcn-
dages of their sanctum---l pair of Colts re-
volyers--the vicissitudes of their ayocation
often bringing them into collision With fiery
spirits.
We think no profession contains larger
amount OF talent, of refined taste, of generous
purposc, than the editorial and above all, of
the tact and courtesy which brings all these
to bear like the ungucnt indispensable, to
keep in movement all complex machinery
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-10-31
The Walhalla Riflemen.

This we'll drilled Company celebrated their
anniversary on the ID inst, by target shoot
ing and o dinner Mr.. BuLwINEEL was a.
warded the prize medal and Mr.. G. JOSH the
second prize, double-barrcl shot gun. The
dinner was prepared by Mr.. ID. BrEMANN in
his best style, and the day, VIC understand,
passed off agrccably and pleasantly to all.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-10-31
The Railroad.


When the banks, railroads, and almost ev-
cry public work in the country are suspend
ing" is gratifying to know that operations
ON tho Ri,,A Diles- p,,ii rv"d I'LL b. e~t;.,eh.
The work ut the Tunnel goes on under tho
direction of the Messrs CoLLYER The con-
tractors at other points are diligent in their
labors, and are making comlncndable progress
An opportunity was afforded us recently
for examining the road from Anderson to the
Six-and-Twcnty creek Although laid down
but short time it is one of the smoothcSt
running roads in tho country. The trestle
over the creek, over 100 feet high, will be COM
plctcd in q short time, The nasonary at the,
Three-and-Twcnty creek is nearly finished.
1t has been heavy contract, and reflects cred
it upon all concerned in its construction.
A short period only must olapse before the
road is completed to Pcndlcton Her citizens
have exhibited more than an ordinary degree
of prudence and forbearauce in their many
disappointmcnts heretofore. The road must
soon be at their DOORS when we may reasona-
bly, expect an expansion of their business,
and consequent improvement of the town and
surrounding country.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-10-31
Exchanges.

GoDEY's LADY's BooX.-Thc g Lady's Book"
for November has been on our table for some
time. 1t is a capital numbcr-;just such an
ono, we imagine, as will induce all it's old sub
scribcrs to commence anew next year, with
host ofncw ones Price, SO to clubs, 81 per
year: Courier and BOOK, $3.50.
CnAKLEsToN BUSINESS ADvERrIsxR.-M -McASfs.
HARPER and CALvo arc tho publishers of this
adsertising sheet The merchants of Charles
ton certainly ought toatlvertise in paper of
some kind. Mono can more eRcctually put their
"light under bnshel" thu this concern.
THE LADY's HoMR MAGAzINE.-Thc fca-
lures of this Magazine are new to u.s. butncv-
ertheless interesting. 1t is edited by T. s.
ARTHUR and Miss V. F. TOWNSEND, and pub
lished at the exceedingly low prico of 81 a
year. Philadelphia, Penn.
THg INVENTOR is most useful and
interesting publication, issued in New York
by Low, HAsKELL & Co.. at 81 a year.
Coon ARRANoEMEsT Thrty-six leading
firms in Charleston notify their customers in
the interior that they win receive at par bills
of all the Banks in South Carolina, and also
on the following Georgia Banks: Marine of
Savannah, Bank Of Augusta, Bank of the
State of Georgia and Branches, Blink ofAth-,
ems, City Bank Of Augusta, RaiIsoad and
Banking Company, Mechanics Bank, Union
Bank, Bank Of commercc, Rank of Sayau-
nah, Contral Railroad and Banking Compa.
ny, Mechanics Savings Bank, Merchants and
Plantors' Bank, and Planters Bank of Sayan-
nah.
SLANG.---@ Dry np," was an expressive
phrase, but the boys in The streets have found
a bcttcr one. Now they say, I" suspcnd@
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Killed.

The Coroner held an inquest over the dead
body of WIN. FLErcHgR on the 2Sth instant,
and from him we gather the following par
ticulars: On the 9th, the deceased and one
JAMES S. 0mANEY were gambling in the woods
near WNlhallo, when difficulty arose be-
tween them. Whercupon, CnANEY struck
FLETCHER blow with his hand that broke
his neck. CHANEY made his escape, although
several persons were present. The finding
of the jury was in accordance with these facts.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-10-31
GRIT, A. THOMPSON, Editor,
Now Post Office,

Apew post oihSs has been established .as
50 High Top" jackson county, N C.sandu.
GALLOWAY appointed Postmaster.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-10-31

FJoHN, bow does the thermometer
stand 2" "Against tho wall, dad" III
mean how is the mescury?" "Gneas It's
pretty well Il basnt complained Iately.3'
"You little rascal, Is ittcelder than ycsier-
dayYp ~ really don't know, dad, butI'ii
SO out and feet" -
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-10-31

FEDERAI52ATIoN on 4IIE DgMocRAqIo,
Party. ~-Richard Taylor, ESQ.,, only SON
of the late President Taylor, is the demo.
cratic candidate for the Senate Of Iouisiaha
in the st. Charles assssics. This, No be.
lieyc, completes the list Of the sons Of our
distinguished patriots aud statesmen who
arc now asting with the Democratic party
,ster, has actta withtho Dcnlccra,a far nov.
eral years. Jaries u. Clay, ths,. eop Of
Henry Clay, isthe Damoerotie inooiber Of.
Congress efecs from tho Ashland d;stfi,i.
kentaeRy. The sous Of ex. Presidents Ty.
ler AID Van Burep contiti,e 10 adhego. 10
tho Dalnoeratic faith. j Scott Harrison
the son.ofex, President Harrison, Is not y
Democrat bn3 ho Is titterlS opposed ia The,
Black Republicans and'ailt their poIiticoh
ideas. here liza good dcnIof sipniGcanco
in these facts, c,setsaai Epqerer.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-10-31

FLIGHT OF A WILD CAT.-Thc Augusta
Disp"tch learns from reliable source, that
both the Cashier and President of tho Bank
of Goldsborough, Geo., loft that town on
Thursday night, taking the cash of the con-
cern, Gf it had any with them.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-10-31

THE CULTURE OF GRAPES IN THE WEST
Grapes are becoming quito an article of cui-
ture in Monroe county, H. 1t is cstimated
that tho citizens of that county will market
100000 gallons of wine, which, at present
rates will amoont to 100000.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-10-31

.ANorHER.-The steamer Atlantic from
Charleston, on the 18th ult. off 4Absecorn, re-
ports passing corpse aloat on the waves.
This makes the seventh of these ghastly mo
mentoes of probably, the Central American
wreck.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-10-31
SvsrENpEp,- Tho bank of Newberry has
suspended specie payment. saG

AUGUSTA, Oct. l9.--.A man by the namc
Oh John 5. Randlo, residing near Hamburg,
cut his wife's throat last night in fit of de-
lirium tromcns. The woman died instantly
Rondlc then cut his own throat, and is not
expected to survive
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-10-31

,FIsDeA4Atan election for Sheriff in WI
liamsbnrgs holden last the candidates
tied, receiving 20G votes each. Tho district
can poll l,00e votes. ANOTHER trial Is to be
had on the 6tIr'prox.. =.
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HANNAH And GlSElRx.
: !: 1ss c1;s 3 2 W. ,1,,

AAkMAx6 AMI QgA2f kXl
irxr;nsMs.s al xno.R1sl3la 81,
Dr. 60. Ssrsss g. & -. ~ =
tAA1S Gats saaA - psvnpt hnessesD easi .
vs1sklslsenss xAestssk Sslae nnaIA1ly lasG1
| 1yi.dSs s.W.1H. TUCKER.
q sals lov v 8, wa Ii. TUCXKk.
s: 4 ;.'s,sii F5Ssi. 3
tnAY RAKIB.-HayR s1ss Of GSSssnt qsaiitis,
fsrsAls low ~ 'ssta s.w. . \. TUCKER.
ffNKAIN CkxbEl8 dnpsyins, Premium, ana
f !. -. ". s. u. TUCKER.
luAY y0RKH.--A, IRse stock, ssscrted 0vsii.
- Nss, ter sals II S.w. = A.TUCKfR.
0tkAW FORKo- - 1AreeATins 6arsw Forks 81
~ diasrsnt qssiiisss for sale y
CPADks.-A l~Tys stock u iron. steel and east
~ steel Spadss, Tor sale BY
8. y. 4 a. TUCKER.
A MS 6AOvELs.- = large ssoek Of Ames'
s.w. III. TUCKER.
CCYTHB STONHS.-scythe Stonss, Of difltrsns
= kiads,tn qsasttiiss . :sis; !, -,.
CCYTYE kIFLRS- --vsrioss qaalisiss ii sey,he
~ kthes ana sharpsnsss Tor sale BY -. r
SWAN. FUCKER.
ClcKLSs.-A good srsisls i ss.Ll.. 70. sale ~
~ a NV.
GklNDSrONEs s--1hs Bsrea 0ri ndstorvs, Of u.
'''.' '"''' ~ ''' I. van. TUCKER,
Isign of The Red Padiock,)
jys dAw ssrnsr u Main and Second Hss.
Hardware and 1euss-K seping
WAKES. &@8
NEW STORE, 100 nAIx-sr., nrAx yiYrn,
ROB e.. =. s TIT a.,
~ ~ sign II ths ~ ossi. IaAk,
-I AVE 10 store complete assugi MIC ptof Build
II er's Aasdrafe, AesAsnas 1oois. Ysxmipg
uteasiiss House Keeping W.rsr, Main, tlAsA v Ire
attsa. Chains, Coil chain, RIPE, Sh0yels, spades,
nakss, apsbnsd ,lrttt aI Ms .Elass. White
Metal ard Silver rlstsd ws,e Wirs, brushes,
cssle' SAWS, Hinges. Screw, Lamys. Lsnterss,
sfs cssrGd - wholssale and reisii sAssp Tor sAAh
Particular attention given y the Teisil tsads.s
Now HsaAy - M.ms.
"A ROOM - feet ~ 30 "a The second Aaox, we'll
a lighted and s.ni'ia,sd. Entrans. tnm Msin
street BY Tread stairway.
Asss, esahs
Ons front room On ssnA sess. suitable ~ sfhcs
~ sleeping rssn. Itil III klln.
1uneied Sign k.,tse ] ,..s Ia Msia-.
FOn s:AI.E ak A.. x1A..s.I.
n MkES Of bltE ..Jl directiy pllss,,. MAR.
Z coumsndinx si,w Of ksoksl Ws,sss,
Alex andris, Hamilton, and ~ mi!.s VI Ill. Ms,.
sfssippt River. THERE'S I hsilrcad In cos,ss ~
csnssruction ~ the foot u afs bIuE.s s1lt, i
ssss the hnest locatiops 1T alr,s ~, rs,l W. )
the vesf +" = -
Also 20 asses ~ miles from ,ls river IL : sead
neighbsrhcod, All asaer cultivation gs.d oress q
q psash and apple trtts, 2 frame houses. stAAls
Ac.s u good welis with chain ppnps. - 17'
Also Bu acres miles frsiA the river. al un1sr
eslefvatioL In good neig hbot hood, aud inpevysd
With good new frame Aouse with s rooms. - ~
&c.,9 wells with chain pumpe, is - - asYes n
meados,a very desirable farm. s
Alssso acres choice land - mi1ss from The Nv
~ andiin good neighbofbooA, 50 acres Is Wheat.
Also i6oscrcs miles from the river partly -.
proved. q - - =
tn. 6 49,
Ai.o '.ver.f iossin sAe town u na.ii.oa. M
aeis.
Alsotvo lotsin NaP.rville, Dr. PAes county,
= Aiso land In Indiana.
ALSO land and lots In Ohio.
A ~ good mill property ID Ohio.
Also property in Rsoksi, and sssA payIng hs-
will sell or exchange on good terms. Il.
qAirs 2! u. II. RUNNER, II
apfed No. - AAtn a.. Keokuk IUva.
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AGENTS FNR
Quecnss Pasent Portable
Q q IN d lie l. o w s..
| FOR blxeksmiihs, Jewellers, SDeatists, Machine
= Shops, Boiler Makers, CoppersmttAs, shippiss.
VaArnss, Miners, Railroads, Public WUfks, ~.
American Dsar Anvia,
tseed with Steel, IN ons coatinuoas peos. Thsss
Anvils, for strength, durability, snd Gnish, are
cnssdered unsurpassed, having been fully tsstSd
in To. largest shtrs N The ccu'try. WewArant
them sound, the face Put On In piece, and per-
fSctly welded 10 the body, ths nstais of the best
quAiity, and shs temper aniform. f4e
9aks Huron 0riAasaoASs.. ga most
superior arttcle.s Il
Ihesr advantages are becc,nink moIs appreciated
Scales.
Durycc 4 FsrsytA,s
oeisbrattd Nehesisr hay, platform and Counter
ncAAhS. The best scales Ia tbs market, warrants
- correct. Khcy have been in ass Tor ycsrs. and
can b. seen In the stores IL Chttenden Mctjavic,
' s.a osssr s. I,.ss,a ysGsa; ssE
etc., and will speak for ihemseites. For sale 81
DOOR AND GATE SPRINGS. =
0Yay 0reshsss' PascAs ahead Of all other
and inst shs sAass ~ he ,Unsinr ssssm. & III q
The simplest ssa ~ can for preserving Eruits
AID Vegetables IN ne. Any enc can .sleas g saus
10 half ~ hoar withous shs II IL : 4 nnst; or
require neither solder, eemess o. wax, end en- 81
ar1sd cADY, JuHss . RDoK. ).
CCYThk6, snaths, Crsalss, and EzfvssSise tcoIs
~ in great variety, 81 n email aavanee, ~
apr1Sd oADY, JONES PICKS.
ErORks-Aay, straw and manure, long aaa short
: hsnAies, u Sign q the bId ANIL.
CHovEEE AND sP4bEs---1.... Ee.l.,d !.
- Lppsacost's, and Postlsy 4 Nielsen . bssads,
AZ sprs sd ''''' '''''e' cSDY, JONES psos.
WAEEL-BAkkoWs, Cro-bsrs, ehSrp driils,
w stone hammers fur sale At the Sign Of Ne
aPr2sd BIG ANVIL.
N AILs-A full supply Of all sizes con Ut antly on
nayld BIG ANVIL.
yLASS--A largo and complete asss. tmcnt Of
~ French and American nanafaeture, double
and single strength, which We are selling IT the
lowest market price. CADY JONES PICK,
mnyld 100 Main-st.
SAsH--All si1es, 1t factory prisss, at .ign u
I addition to our extensive stock Of buiia,ns,
housekeeping, machinists and cabinet mnksnn
hardware, Gar penters' and biacksniths' tools ~
have just added . complete stock Of Cnrriaee and
gonnakers Material, consisting in part q fol.
lows
Hubs, ferIoes. shafts, spokes and bows,
Mads from beat easternt imber, and we'll ssasoneA.
Ensnelsd and Dash Leather,
Carriage oil cloth.
PLAN and agursd black muslin drilling d.sk,
Carriage lace, tufts, &C., apron hooks and rinss:
livery knobs, seat sticks, whip sockets,
Back lights sshsft tips, Silver plated and
Brass BAnds-Boston, Philadelphia and
Reflector patterns Top Props,
Name plates, lining nails; case hardened
Axlss-long and short arm. patent half -patsn..
Railway Springs-plain and French ears: =
Carriage bolts and axle clips.
apr29d CADY, JONES PECK
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fer
u ard and HEATING
~ { q
d them VI
The
esfpo e 20 cst,wh broken y
mn~I nnerss ally 10
@ iRg
rtes dc. G at oark shop, No ainr
d p
keokuk lows ~ &c, G..
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The Lawrence Coal Company,
CO Al

A + WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, 81 the Land
IA Ing or Yard, at the Keoksk, ~. Dss Nolsss
Z MinnesotA kailroad Depot, and delivered u -
Lsvse or 10 Consumersin different rerts Of hccity,
1D-0rders received At the Ranking House 81
Ford, uosham Ford, or at the o1es In ~ NJ
Moinrs II. r. Depot JAS. BROWN,
jy1dsmo Selling Agsat.
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ALLEY & HAYDEN,
q re q { r u b b 9 = Stor
No. 90 Main.St.,
KEoKUk IOWA

kEuhuh.,....... A.
CLOTHING sf all kinds, qualities and prices -
~ Cloth Coats and Cloaks; Alpaca and Silk Goats.
Boots, Shoes, Sandals and Soleing, for tents, La
dies, Misses and Children. New kind Of Ladies'
beots-drst ever offered in the western market
Leggins for riding and walking riding boots Beds,
pillows, cushions. Life Prsservers, swimming belts
and buoys. Travelling, mail and saddle bags, hsy-
cracks, game bags, caps Of ali shapes and kinds.
Pals and buckets for engines, fire panies, and
house purposes.
Sportsmen fitted out, and those about crossing
the plains.
All kiads of Surgical and Druggis, articles.
Combs of all kinds.
Toys Of all kinds. Dolls and doll heads, painted
and unPainted-
Toilet Furniture complete.
Table and Piano covers, Blankets Cloth and
Bed Cioihs.
Buttons, cord, braiding, frills, stay and dress
bones, dress shields.
Pen and pencil cases, pencils and pen holders,
rules snfing tapes, wafer and sand boxes elias
tic letter and bill bands cork screws ma In ringr
finger rings, knives OF all kinds oilers, fun
neis, assks, door springs, and cement
Carriage Robes, wagon aprons horse ceyers with
AMI without hoods, whips VI every kind bsarny's
uailless carriage irons.
Hose, packing and betting.
We are selling NJ 1T. Louis prices, ard a. cheap
~ can be got in any Western city.
Please call and exarnin ne how ma ny and ha ndsome
things are made Of Rubber. We shall be most
happy to TO show our goods and xpiain their uses
apr il-d&wly
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"A Full assoftmsnt Of these Justly osiebSatsd
~ Haws constantly on hand at thesign Of tAe
spf3sd&w BIG ANVIL. j
RkASS COCKS Of every Descriptions, Btean
~ 0aagss and whistles, Saw 0snmers and Nan.
dSilis, wrought Iron snd Iced Pipe, all sisss 81
AprDd CADY, JOHNS . PECkse.
CHAN POOLING and Shower bath Coek. Bee,
~ Pumps and Plum beYs Msasrials. ~ 69xn Of
apr3Sd BIG ANVIL.
pUMPs, water rams, galvanized well chain ana
Axtures, FOR sale icwAt the sign % the
apr2pd BIG ANVIL.
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Te Excursien Parties.


g. u. Perry has oonstituted Csc. W. McCaAnv
his iswfnl Attorney, TO sell 10 any one desifing "a
purchass property FOR ActnAl improvement, durinH
bis absence kaat, samo Of tho noss dssirshle pse-
perry within the ety limits, upon terms which will
Anord any ons desiring to do - N oppostunity to
secure : home In the most bsausifai part of ~
city. -
Euqairs ct the o15ce Of MoCRARY ! Baucp. q
Third strest, between Main Z johnson.
jySd IN. percy.
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New Lumber Yard.

New Lumber Yard.
cox. SIXTH 4 TIMEA.sTS.,
"lLL keep constantly on hand ell kinds Of
w Lumber suitable for the market Of keokuk
and surrounding country, such NJ
FLOORING, Dressed and Rough.
SIDING. inch, do 10
BARN LlMliEk, u large qusntity.
FENClNG, do do
CLEAkLuMbEk. thick. thin. wide anti narrow.
FIRST d sEoUAp COMMON LUMBER, thick
and thin, wide and narrow.
SHEEflNG, DC, dc.
SHINGLES, No. and common.
LATIi, do DO
ALLEGIlANY LUMBAR, dry. large quantity.
POPLAR Il PINE JoIsTs, 81 every description.
do do sCANILINti, do do
PINE TIMBER, from 10 IL inches square a
large quantity.
Ali Of which VIC viii seli an the most orable
terms Tor cash ckEEL x SHEPPARD.
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