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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-11-12

WHY DO NOT NEGRoEs MAKE TRxa HonEs
AAoHo THE ABoLrrIonsrs1-Ths following ez-
tract, which We take from an article in the cEr.
cincinnati Enquirer, contains anidea worth look.
ing after:
= There is remarkable and very suggestive
fac. in regard to the negro emigration into this
State. Il is this: OF the twenty-five thousand
free negroes in the State, the vast majority re-
side in counties where there are very few Abo.
liionists, and which have been chiefly settled
by emigrEnts from the Southern States. These
negroes appear 70 have a great dread Of the A..
clifton counties; they give them vide berth.
Thus, for example, AShtabula has q negro pop.
ulatiOn Of fOrty-three, Geauga seven, Trunbull
sixty -fVe. The ether counties on the lake have
proportionAte number Of negroes. These
counties are settled almost exelusivsly By New
England emigrants- On the other hand, Ross
county, Virginia settlement, has one shoasand
nine hundred and six negroes; GaIlia has onS
thousand one hundred and ninety.sEKhs, and
Hamilton county has over four thousand.
In these counties the negro Is regarded ssia.
ferior. socially and politically, and he Adolf.
tionists have bus slight bold. What 4 Ne
cause Of this striking dissrep1neyi Il u shss
thessnegro feels and knows his inieriority. and
naturally attaches himself to the population
which !. disposed to regard hin a. an infsrier7
or is IL that the whites in the lake shore countIss
are AbOIitionists from an ignOranes Of Tie real
eharaster Of the negro1 Certainly here b 10
better mode Of curing nsighborhoc4 Of Aboli.
tienism than By INJECTING on them . eolony %
free negroes The only way in which Cisdines
can be defeated viii be BY few more sush phi.
lanth-opic efforts - those Of Col. Meudenkall, IN
settling few hundred North Carolina o. Ken
lucky negroes in AShtabuls. If our southsrD
friends will send Us their surplus negro pOpuis-
ticn, let them provide that they may be located
among their kind and generous friends ia the
Western Reserve. Such earnest philanthropy
as they profess ought no. TO be wasted On tho
desert"
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General HarneY.

A Kansas correspondent Of the New YORK
Tribune, makes the following notice ofGen. H.
now in Kansas, en- route for Utah:
ain personal appearance, Gen. Harvey is i'm
prossive. He is considerably over six feet tall
and is lArge-bOned and muscular. His hair wa
red, but is now thickly mixed with white. III
wears it short, and begins to be bald on the
crown Of his head. His noustachs and bearC
are nearly white, and are also thick and chippeC
short His eyes are blue and dull for he usei
spectacles. In younger years, he must have beer
q model of physical Vigor and strength, but he
now looks older than he really IS, for his age,
believe, does not exceed ffty-6ve. While al
st. Louis, heard an anecdote illustrative Of
his character, which l have never seen in print
Being in New York many years ago, he passed
a store in one Of the principal streets in which
an auctioneer was soliciting bids for an engrav.
ing of Cen. Jackson. Both the sellers and the
crowd were no political friends of the subject Of
the picture, and were ridiculing it in every pos
sible manner. allow much am offered for the
Hero of New OrIeansl" cried the man on the
stand "Only half cent? Why, he's worth
a cent, surely, after rObbing the Bank. Makeii
a cent, won't you, gentlemen Now, then, how
much am oferedT' "0ne hundred dollars, y
said a voice very emphAtically, as Col. Harvey
entered the door; zone hundred dollars" he re-
peated, making his way through the crowd hall
head taller than any other man in the room
The auetioneer, naturally astonished, inquired
if the gentleman was in earnest, and started
again on his Witicisms. "Sir, / am in earnest
and claim my bid" interrupted the Colonel
"and if no one bids more, claim the picture
No one bidding more, he handed the auetiOneeI
the money and his address. "And now, Sir" he
remarked, sewing him by the collar, and drag
ging him to the floor, 81 claim the privilege o
applying the bostinado to your body for you
damnable impertinenee." And having eaned hin
to his satisfaction, no one in the crowd Ventur
ing to interfere, he strobe out of the store anC
continued his walk down the street. Analyzi
the quality Of character necessary to a man TO b
the actor in such scene, and think you viii
discover the traits which military men consoles
to ht Gen. Harvey eminenty as the leader o
this Utah expedition.
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Pioneer and Mighty Hunter.

There recently died at Snowsiloe, Centre
county, Pennsylvania, pioneer Of that section
Of copntry, named Samuel Askey, aged 81. He
was born in Northumberland county, served un-
der Gen. Harrison, and after the war visited
the wilds Of the Snowshoe country. The Dem
Ocrat says:
ale settled about one mile from the little OF
Black Moshannon aud IL miles from the Bald
Eagle Valley, the then nearest settlement He
was one Of the two first settlers that followed in
the trail of the Indians, they having left but a
short time previous, leaving their hunting
grounds to be occupied BY white men,
The life of Mr.. Askey, as pioneer and hunter
would compare with that Of Daniel Boone Of
Col. Crockett. Many of the most thrilling ad
ventures with and hair. breadth escapes from the
Wild denizens Of the forest, have been heard
from the lips Of the deceased, By the writer. He
carried with him 70 the grave scars, the result
of wounds received in several contacts with
panthers, in which his life depended on his OWE
presence Of mind, and the aithfGlness OfhisOwI
dog. Much Of bis time was spent in hunting
which proved to be the most lucsztire business
in which he could engage in his new home. II,
killed during the time he lived in SnOsshOe SO
panthers, 50 solves, 10 this the records Of tn.
Centre country win bear testimony about so
deer. and large number Of bears. the preeis
number could not be Obtained. bus In stAts
ment given BY himself to the writer, he sold il
one season 27o0 weight Of bears neat.
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Land Omces In the West, Entries, 20.
For the benefit Of our readers We sahiOin .
list of land OficesIR ne Wess-ascOrding % TIE
recent changes made byith department In
Washington:
nlinOis.-Spring6eld.
Indiana.-vincennes, Indianapolis.
wiseonsin.--Mineral Point, Menashs, Had
son, Stevens, Point. La Crosse, Superior. and
Chippewa at Eau Claire.
foya.-Dubuque, Charlton, Fort Desooinas,
CGneil Bluffs, DEBORAH, Fort Dodge. Sioux
City.
Missouri.-ss Louis, BOOnviIle, PAimyrs.
Jackson, Warsaw, Springfield, Piattsburg, nj.
Ian.
Michigan.-DetrOiE, East Saginaw, Marquette,
Iona.
Minnesota Observation-Disclosures, Sank Rap.
ids, Henderson, Minneapolis, chatield. Fah-
bault.
Kansas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., for the Dslae
ware Districts Fort Scott, for the Usage District;
Ogden, for the Western District; and Lseomp.
ton, for the Pawnee District.
Nebraska Territory.-Brownsville, for TIE
Nemaha District; Nebraska City, for the South
Platte District; Dscotah City, for the Dacotah
District; and Omaha City, for the Omaha Dis
trict
Oregon TerritOry.-Oregon City, Winchester.
Washington Territory Olympus.
In Iowa there is scarcely any land for privsts
entry at present. In the Usage. FoRt Dodge
and Sioux City Districts, with the::exception Of
some poor lands, there is scarcely an acre lsfL
In the Fort Dodge District, large quAn.isl a
poor land has been entered.
In Wisconsin the lands were wfthdravn ho0
market for the purpose Of allowing the raIlwsys
to take their grants, and they hare not ret bssA
returned.
In Minnesota Territory the lands are nearly
all Withdrawn from market on account Of the
railroad grants. In the Saltwater and ssuk
Rapids Districts, however, there are fex sas-
tering forty acre tracts lef-
In Kansas and Nebraska the Lands are nos In
market. They are, however, subIsea % pa.
emption.
During the past four months he enthes cflsnA
have been mostly confined 10 the Sises Of Ma
souri,. In the Springfield land Office ihsss has
been entered within the last three months noes
land than during any previous period Of thrss
years. Thelatest accounts from this oeaes GrO
that the entries we're still going on 8; the rAss q
5000 acres per day. During the months Of MAJ
and June, in the Warsaw Land District thsro
were 100000 acres entered. Attic end oflass
month the Office had to be closed 70 allow time
to have the books written up and returns made
to the Department. twill be opened again b.
the LIST of September. The Oene &C Fayssts vas
closed about the lSt Of July, to be removed to
BOOnville and re-OPened there BY the lss OfAu.
gust. In this district there is large quantity
Ofland to enter. but much Ofisis Of pOorqual.
ity.
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REGrE-CCKrAN TO cuHE rH Dsss4ss o.
Dnunos.-Take trip 70 England, iub;bs
freely ofisnOrAnt abuse Of Jour country, mixed
with considerable ridieule Of American books,
American manners, and American institutions.
Add to this decOetiOn made up Of British pre-
dietions that he United States are going had.
long to perdihOn- If these do not operate.
takea mixed dose of experiences in the lanes
and alleys Of I.OndOn poverty and crime n you
are StiIl sufferer, inhale the breeze ofIfaIy, %
redoIent Of maeearoni and beggars, and We win
wager pair OF tsOwsers for Mr. Greeley, aud .
new head piece for the Charleston Mereury,
that you viii advertise for A Americsn Gag
With all The stars upon Il, in ever Newspaper
yOu can lay yOHr hands On, and Hflsr you Ees il,
take locomotive for the nearest port, and harry
home to your good old mother counssJ, q As.
as thsiirOn legs and As.y ssean Of ne Collins
Iine can take yOu.-Pkils. PFsss.
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WHITE CLOUD KANSAS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER u, 1851

drive them away like chaff when tie wind is
high; they are sick, and their medicine men are
women; their braves faint ere the sun is low
We go to the hunting grounds of the West, to
build US a cabin by the spring, and dwell there
with our children forever"
He turned away to hide the emotion which
swelled his great hart almost to bursting, each
pressed the hands Of their white friends in silence
and all turned mornfully away. -.-,,
"GOd bless you, our prcserver, and the best Of
brothers, said George seizing his hand and shut
ting itupOn purse Of gold ;but he dared not look
him in the face, Tor his own heart wns full-snd
Eagle Eye gazed on them no more.
Mary leaned her head upon her husbands
breast, and wept long and bitterly, for memory
was busy with the past.
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Misttllantuus,
WE STOOD BESIDE THE WINDOW

BY MISS FRANCES CROSBY.
We stood beside the window;
II was the very same,
Where, yearI ago, together,
We wrote each others name.
listened for the dear words
I us'd TO hear from thss;
listened, but there came not
Oas loving word for me-
look'd into the blue depths
Ofthose beloved eyes;
Ions'd to zee them glisten.
With thoughts Of other ties.
IIoOkii, but, oh! they spoke not
The tenderness ofold!
thought my very heaTt-sirings
would break, they were so cold:
My hand, laid ii gsntly-
How gentlyl on To ihins;
thought its pulse beat quicker;
thought It answered mine.
But no. there WIS no pressure
My dream ofbliss was Ger;
know the spell was broken
That was lOv'd no more!
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GBaits 4oetrp.
TIE OLD MILL.

Dcnr yeu remember, Lily, Dear,
g. The mill BY the old hill side,
Where We used to 90, in the Sumner time,
And wstch the fosny tide;
Ana toss the leaves Of the fragrant beech,
6 On its breast so smooth and bright,
Whsrs they hOaied away, like ensrAlds,
In food of golden light
LILY, Dear.
Asd the miller, lore, with SlOuehJ cap,
And eyes Of miIaeS, grey,
Ploddinf about his dusty work,
'r Singing the IissIOng dsyi
And the coat that hung on the rusty aAil'
With many q motley patch;
And the ruds old deer, with iti broken sill,
And the string and the wooden laiehi
~ Lily, Dear.
And the watef-whsel, with its giant arms,
DashiuE the beaded sprayi
And the weeds it Polled from the sand below,
And tossed, in Seorn, awayf
Aud the sIeepers, Lily, with moss o'ergrOWn,
Like sentinsls stood in pride,
Bssss,ius the waves, where the chinks Of time
Were made in the old mills Sidel
Lily, Dear.
Iily, the mill IL torn away,
g And factory, dark and high,
Loom like tower, and puff its smoke
Over the clear, blue sky;
And the stream is turned away shove,
And the bed of the river bare;
And the beech !. wifhersa, bough and trunk,
And stands like spectre there
"a . Lily, Dear.
And the miller, Lily, is dead and gone:
"a 1 he sleeps Ia the vale below;
8 saw his stone, in Winter time,
s-..as Under drift Of snow.
But now the willow is green again,
And the wind is soft and still;
send you IPrig, to remind you, love,
ofhim, and the dear old mill
= b -. Lily, Dear!
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It was the morning of July Sd, HIS The
weather was extremely sultry, and to enjoy the
cool Osthe day, the family at the farm had risen
early.
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vYYA1310-Anunh1go ~ UaA ~ - 04Ayeoo
w y cell ssns handsome - soSa1iy selling
wseks.
lust pshlisAsd, : haadsons Nsv ysss,s Hreasss
latitlsd "Ths Floral Diaden, ss wss..A =
0ashsrsA Flowers, = Handsomely bsaad b Olsahaa1
Ce1essd eagsavings. Also, aeAsap Ard qele6-ee1b-
ine veak entitled zAs ISus Hlstesy ~ ~ keaeee
wsss, 'stitshstis : asst wraDSsrs viii aDasaAi4
es'sssdsasssvia9. AAasss -,,.r,
sovS-1 1eartA.st,. ases naia. Olne1e1esl.
4. knnpALL. /, aova. 90. D. SnLs.
KBMDAAL, HOWE = CO..
(suocRssons - nown. Locx9epD 4 cd
Whooooo1o 0DA Ue1a0
ArcT!cN 4 COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
AnA DeqA Estate Age1ees
Ssssad D., asxt door y ~ AtAsnsan, Ges2uk
DAsrrcuLAa ..... .ss. VI, !. ,..4 ]. ss,,.s
ssssslaaae 49,, a - ssAss SsslsSs slss ny
u ~ ssssssssas ROOMS, a.d VII. ssess1 =
sea!ng - f9uas6iae ssods aa1 Dss6sss = ~
g r.. - :.,:.:.' .sA' :. - ss.'sasa
Il WelnM : ls6U - we'll sslssle1 steak II 60
- ol1yss 0old Jswelvy. ~ 1s1ts1.
~ 81 & q = = vesss:ais aaS rssau' = - =
3 = - ls6isss VAN ~ ssyy1isa 49,
lM4 ~ saAh. .aaAs e -.
a,nr ~ esH 5su.,Ja 100 s:,si.,.s,. y s,
hwes ~ - y ], ~ nesGa =. Ia
: 49, lGI1Ssy = ~ 80 asaful - syte1
-, 0mNAssa wlsh 1eee mgmRinGps -
ssssSs s''s.'sc 3Dsx. sRowNntI ! =.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,

A GOOD improved farm Of one hundred and six
IA ty acres, 81 miles from Hamilton, III. Also
the following property. In the town Of Hamilton
one two-siory frame house, nearly new with eight
rooms, and good basement and cellar, with foul
lots; also one story house with four rooms and
Kitchen, cellar and cistorn also ons-story frame
house. with kitchen and three lots we'll located on
Main street. also 81 lots, we'll located, and desira
BILE situations for building All the above will b,
sold on terms, and Vt less than ha II
keokuk prices. Inquire Of
j. 4 j. K. LLOYD,
nchl8 Land Agents, Hamilton, Ill.
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Sligo and Tyrone Iron Store,
NO. 2GS NORTH AECOND-STREE1

6lgo ana Tyrone Iron Store,
NO. 26S NORTH AECOND.STR MEET
81. Louis, MO.
YNHE above celebrated brands Of Iron are manu-.
featured by Lyon, Shorb 4 Co. alone, of Penn
syivanin, who, under one management, snrperviss
every process II converfi, from the ore to the
finished TAR, and with the use Of charcoal a. q
fuel Under the same style they conduct an gen
cy House in 81. Louis, where Is kept instantly on
hand very large assortment Il the ahoee brands
every bar and bundle Of which il distinctly mark ed
with the tame Sligo or ''Tyrone,' TO declare
ITS quality. The excellence ard uniform character
q these irons are we'll known, and merch ants, ma.
ehinists, and iron workers generally, who require
All honest, reliable article III certainly find IL an
advantage 10 make trial II them.
Inc q. LOUIS iioase is nov supplied with fresh
assortment, made with special care, which they Of.
Ter TO dealers with every confidence in its chsrsc
ter. LYON SIlCkB co
Sligo and Tyr one Iron Store,
No, ?6S North Second St. st. Louis Mo
GEo. u. HALL Agent Taua0dI ~6,r1
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Real Essatc Ter sale AZ u Barge /, y
BY
JOHN sTANNUS.


0fce ia tho City Recorders Office, Keokuk
ofs Sand 3 In block 66, between 5th aud 9th
- streets on Exchange.
Also, 50 feet fronting ON 5th street, by 1856 feet
deep TO alley, between Bank and Tmea-will soon
be good for business locations.
Also, 80 feet on 3th street, by 100 feet deep be-
tween Times and Demoine.
lots and 10 in block lps, on Concert street, be-
twe-a astA and lath, beautifully situated for
dwellings.
Also. acres Of land In the Graham tract. i,
miles from the old c. limits splendid fsna ion
for garden aud priva.e dwelling, 10 lay cut in
lots, VI ich could be sold immediately. Terms easy
Also, 10 Aeres II miles from Old city limits
good fsr gardening purposes private residences
Also. 10 Acrss IN bardendale, 2 miles from old
city limits on the railroad near Elm wood Could
BE- laid out IN lots and sold soon.
Lot 10 in block ~, on Morgan st., bet. sth and
sth, withtso story biIck house, 8 good rooms eel
lar aad porch, With never failing we'll Of good
water.
Also.a three story brick building on 5,n stree,
~ by W feet deep, IN block and on rented ~
$1,000 psr Annum for one year. -nly occupied Tor
furniture wsrerooms BY Duncon 90.
Also, sefeet on 9th by so feet deep, bet Min
and johnson. Will make good business l,,s.-
Terms reasonable
Iae above property 10 better located than any
nov odered For sals in this city. For psrticular.
Apply 10 JOHN sTANNUs.
In Recorders Once, cor. sth 4 John,on..,.
A
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WI. BROWN,
ARCHITEC

UST call 1T his rooms, over Doubleday VIII
d son Store Second street, any time exec pit sun,
daya) from Wight TIL 10 oeiock at Eht ~ hs
Ia obliged TO be constantly hand on account Of
press Of business and sec his drawing, appAratus,
and extensive Architectural Library, which are
free TO the nspecton Of All, and judge whether he
10 competent TO servethe publioin his profession -
He might here recie hat great things he has done
or can DO but that would be supeFGuons In this
itari community therefore he 10 willing to shov
the public what he can himself do In p:actieai
sens ess.. AZ INV :. W. BROWN
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Osecesaes anA ProvAeaons.

v1NHK suhscribcr has removed from the corner Of
i Johnsop and ID streets 10 Johnssa-ss., bstussn
I'd and 9TH, hstsk store, where ~ will b happy -
wait on I'll his old friends ard ~ many others a.
may - pasassd 10 make hin call, Net u ems
msrats ~ the elastic mode, Of sslor highly thai
which has ~ o4hsr merit h ssys oaly, tkss ~ In
tsads HE stSek shal ~ ohoiss, and extsasive
the market will justify. ;. WILLIAAk.
Keskuk, Applied
otockhol1sSss 0eet1ng.
VuSME annual meeting " ths etoekholasrs " TIE
! Keokuk, IT. Dea 0oinss snd 4isnesots 1ail-
Iosd Co., for the electisn Of Dissseess, sd otAr
basnsss, win ~ held % AonAsy, tbs 6th dey =
Jane next, q ~ o'cioek .. ~, a vesandah Hall,
u Jsdys Laus's building, on johlson-st., NEXT
AeOr ~ the Postcfhee. MN. LEl0H1ON,
Ksstuk, AAy ID, 'S7-aAw 6scsstary.
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The Eagle CAesAing store.
~ sAdsrsixned ~.ouA 1sspsstf~ily announce
=. 70 ne Customer . q the above nans1 sstsk-
nmsns sse aas, aSils generally that - has par
snssea ,ns snt' stssA Ard gss& viii q ths ssns,
INC sAAt n - u NJ eosseast rseeipe u. md
Pu W 90 "a, = good assortment Of everything
.und IL such establishments.
go Nm. vineii, whose pleasing address Asd long
..p hcnce In the busnsss are wall known, will re-
An ss salesman, and no psins sill b. spared to
SOW that far - lihsraity and fair dealing are
eoscsrned nothing has hsen lost BY the change.
mchl7d l.. b. AALTBY.
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4 IXYHOSH sasds Of life have nearly 70 -,
III w discovered while n tAs East Indiss, .
II esseain nnss ~ consanptisa, Asthma, 1ssap
j eAilia, ceuHhs, ObliG, naA 0soseal Dshllltys-
h sposAy yaa aiassssssd n Ain shsn ~ ssly
sAilAt ls.oAts., ~ giyss sp y ais. q IA
ned uosf q ~ vouasstal sG1tarAsivs aAd hsAb
ine @ual1W0 - psspasastsss ueAa k1sa ~ Eat
IH1is Hsnp. and ~ thoseAt sssusreA y hin ~
- nieht nAke . rens1y IT his child. He stndtsa
haeAesa asseeedsA u sseligiak ~ visAeL IN
eflA ~ Qp1s4. ooa y 800 allvs sanA Woll. ~
- d. o1Ijais1sssd tie vea1esfal renedy y
1AsunHnA1 q ou0lessD u III PARTS az ~ Nexld,
90 y - 1912 1nlls1 = mo6ia4 6Ae1 6puplste-
Il healthy - 10y. WiAhiae - - = naah
sA - pesssibls, = viii esd . sssh u biz e.
0ael telbsWrbeings eesaqsMt y, thts nsips, WI
fan ~ oxploit freaGiens ~ 1sking u ~, ena
sues,stsllf sslas y, p ssqsinss assh asllisaat
ktass1 - psssAes - The recipe, M ~ fynAindsf
10 - aepIts1 = ~ paynsas q ~ Advertisements
! A1lrex d. r. JANA.
No.le 0saad,st., Jsmsy City, n. J..
| Y.O.-1hsee ess pefsoas Who pfsbsnd 70 prepare
| vos sAls ths "kxtrast Of Cannabh IpdiA" from
De. n. James 1seipe, and phO pe0fess 70 - ~
ARsot. All ounh pe5osAs are inpsatses. Dr.. u.
JsossS ~ eAeotis 70 bena1t The world, ma ~
/ = nAhs nsaay. he as - A1eaSs vAe Ispage
hh - ~ MdDes ana nsvsS Win 1assl 1heiD-
DeotSss cAHsoS 1Aks up ths mAAtains 1pen ~
fssipe - = - sell d peeAt, Ne cost Of In
pseSlna thexaa l14iA Hemp alone heiagi ~ =
sssaA = aAmit e s1se9niAsy pFe4t y a e1H- j
0iSG ssas4y. ~ initafleas sIs psehaSly
Ionpsa11s sfuslaasss - : Ysfsisisss drug y i
tws, soGAlne 1alv Atsw ssnts. n. J..
uaySodANe0 ~ u 4sts IN 80
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ATRAORDINARY INDUCEmENT,
TO TRADE


Atths stNtmble sixpence.o
l. u Dry floods. Hats and Bonnets, Eoets md
shoes, Creckery Ware, &c, direct from the Eastern
eities, which comprises extensive variety in all
these departments. My stock will com pare favor.
ABLY Win AIRY III The city in point u vatiet. and
qualify, hnd tis well known fact that the price,
are ali right.
VI Dress Goods, have silks, Tissues, Baresea.
Lawns, Barge peilines, Chaiiies, Poplins, yaien-
eiah fiAlds, DNbsiIe, Argantines, Lawn Robes
Ac
0f Staple Goods heavy brown domestic. bleach ~,
do, osnAburgs, drills, tiekings, PRINTS, 4e.
ALSO, Linen Goods Of all kinds-yhits and
brown for pants white and brown table aisner
efash and dinpsI towaiing, Irish linen. brown do.
Also, summer shawls, black silk yesettes. am
ofodefies, laces. pocket hand erehiefs, hosiery.
.Iinmings Gents shirts, eravais .. collars ard SUI,
dcEders.
ALso, an assortment " summer Clothing, and
necessary articles too numerous to men ton.
AND ~ CONNECTION with the above, keep an a.
sortment Ok Queens~are and Groceries, the latter
" WHICH stiil continue TO sell u whoiesal
prices. fresh lot u choice Teas direct from r.
eanten ieaCo., New York, which are warrante q
funded. ~ re-
think can now Offer inducements no.
eelled by any house in this city 10 beck
II there IL say article youcannot f.
*ls*, just call ~ the Nimhie Sixpe ~ any shsrt
~t.Ls M4iu,stress. s"yw,,.srs
s.--ih hess are not old goods >have
Aahd sshts the year one ~ been OF
Ne'. s7'7s. y $50 lss n.
heokuk. IowA, April 7.dAr Billings.