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Popular Sovereignty.

The proposition for "absolute Popular
Government in the Territories as the Wash.
ington Union styles the Territorial Bill OF
Mr.. Morris, OF ILL.,, has through the ssorgan''
received the indignant frown OF the Admin.
istration. As the question OF this Absolute
Popular Gcvernment in Territories ID likeiy
70 be troublesome to oil parties, and the
Union undoubtedly represents the views OF
those In the exercise Of sslttle brief au-
thority' at the head Of the General Govern.
ment, we give the pith OF the Unions article
thus prominently:
we cannot imagine single evil that the
proposed mode Oh appointing territorial Off
GERS would avoid, or single practical ad-
vantage that il would accomplish. Ii lacks
the most essential Ingredient Of every wise
iaw-that Of being founded upon sound
prachcal reason. 1t IL the suggestion of
mere theory, regardless Of experience and
reckless Of practlc-l consequences. Ii ID the
proposition not Of statesmanship, but OF
mere tdeslisrr unless, .c.ea.., /: :. tho cam
nihg artihee OF demagoguesm. Il is the
4ulnsescenee OF French Red. tepublicanism,
NOT proposed 70 be introduced into the vov.
ernmens 81 stable and firmly planted society
an 0ld states, where it would be comnnrat;re.
~ innocnousi bnt into new, infant, immature.
unstable and riekety communities. where
conservatism exists in no form, and where
the sustaining hand Of federal Conservatism.
stretched out TO steady, strengthen and 70
save, comes ~ godsond.
II the measure in merely brought forward
= political vancouver or partisan artifce,
OF course deserves to be rejected for tina,
reason Aione, and does not merit any grave
consideration.
"a man WAS killed few days since, b.
falling from the top Of tho Clay Monumenl
at Loxinrton. XIV.
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Eren washipxssn.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 90, 1876

WASHINGTON, Dec. 70, 1903.
Mr.. Preston, our newly appointed Minis
ter to Spain, sails on the 9th of January,
for the mission. His family will spend the
Winter in Paris.
The friends of tariff, moderately protec-
tive, are preparing complete bill, to be sub
misted to Congress. Upon consultation with
all the leading interests, it will be reported
by the minority Of the ways and means com
mite, after the holidays.
The President has restored tho naval off
GERS who were dismissed from service for
drunkenness, while giving that reason for
excluding others. This exhibition Of par
TALLY exoites much indignation.
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The Coleman Farm Mil.
THE W0NDRa AND ALTERATION eP THE WORLI

EveKNKNEmeF Bis oWn MIIioFI
GREAT SAVING or TIME AND EXPENSE /! /
The only Successful Mstalic Mill ever
invented for making
BucKwHEAT AND FAMILY YLoUg.
fean BE- ran BY Horse, Steam, Wind or Water Posss.
Price. with Sieve srranged, for sitting corn meal
for family use, while grinding, $50.
Price, with Goiting Machine attached, for max ing
Family Flour, SIS.
Descriptis CT calars can be had, or the mill can
be seen In operation, 1t the Office Of the "Coleman
Farm Mill Company" Tribune Buildings, No. Z
spruce st., N. r.. where all orders will receive
prompt attention. MARTIN THATCHER,
aea00An ooesetary.
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~ . 4 Z ! y r { = - ID . G *.
THE Proprietors having rs-spencd and rcfur.
furnished the CapDsol FIESTA nra NJ in
tho most thorough manner, are prepared TO furnish
meals 1t al hours and 1T low rates. They will d.
ways have the best the mgTke affords. Oysters
and Game served up 10 every style.
Day Board. per week, - 90.
Rooms suitable for OfiSss or Lodgings, in the
same building for rent very low, by the week,
month or year.
II. M. BROOKS,
LOWELL HOWE, f'0P''s'0's'
dec Ii dim
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Foreign News.
Arrival Of tho Steamer Kangaroo
LATER FROM EUROPE.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 70.
The steamship Kangaroo, from Liverpool
on the s,h, arrived ut this afternoon.
The Irish potato crop is said to be the finest
since 1870.
At Lyons the spectators who bought up .
large portion Of last years silk crop, have
been forced by the abundant supply OF this
year TO cell at great loss.
Letters from Naples assert that the King
had offered TO the Western powers to re-es-
tablish diplomatic relations, and that the
English Government had replied that every
thing would be subordinate to the satisfac-
tory regulation of the amnesty.
Berlin telegram says Baron Won Hum
boldt is dangerously i'll.
1t is stated that the Regent OF Sweden in
tends to propose the abolition Of the edicts
of Gustnvus Vasa against converts to Cathol.
ioism, in consequence OF the harsh manner in
which these laws have been lately admins
tarni
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Subscriptions for the DArLY CARS Crrr, and
WEHkLv vALLnr Vine, must be accompanied by
the cash in all cases.
Daily subscribers can pay the carrier If they pre-
FER, once in two weeks. The carrier is advised to
require payment in advance, In all cases.
No JOB Work delivered until paid for.
All advertisements must be paid for in advance,
except in the case OF customers with whom we hay
mutual accounts. With such, settlements win be
made quarterly.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.

SANDY Hook, Dec. q. 80
The r Nj. steamship Asia, from Liverpool
on Saturday, the 4th inst, has passed this
place on her way to New York.
Her advices we're two days later than those
brought by the Pacific at St. Johns, New
foundland.
Numerous arrests had been made near
Cork, of parties connected with the fllibus.
tering invasion from America.
II was fully expected that the Government
will guarantee a new capital of E50O, 900 to
to the Atlantic Telegraph Company, and that
a contract to lay = new cable Immediately
will be made.
1t is said that the French Commission re.
commends the continual on of the African
emigration scheme.
Baron Rothschild had given $4,000 to
found scholarship for the City of London
School, in commemoraton OF his admission
as jew to Parliament.
Fifteen persons had been arrested on the
9th, charged with being members of an al
legged illegal society, said to have been or
ganized to obtain an invasion OF Ireland from
America. They were brought to Cork BY the
Bandon train on the 9th, under the escort Of
large body OF Police.
Several distinguished politicians, including
Lord Palmerston, Mr.. Low. and Messrs. Glib
son and Bright, had been addressing large
public meetings on political topics in gene
raj, and the reform question in particular.
The long pending demonstration, in the
shape of q soiree, at Manchester, in honor Of
Messrs. Gibson and Bright, came off on the
evening Of the 10Th. 5000 people were
present. Mr. Bright again eulogiIed the rep.
resentative system Of the u. s.
Monteambert's appeal 10 set down for Dec
Gath.
The Bank of France has gained III ,000, 00(
francs in specie during the month.
French Negro emigration vessel is re.
ported to have been overhauled by British
cauiser on the African coast, and compelled
TO discharge her negroes, although the ship.
ment was perfectly regular.
The Spanish expedition for Mexico is on a
larger scale than supposed.
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tTM Mr.. DeQuincy wrote an apology for
Judas lscarios; Mr. Everett has recently de-
Tended John A. Washington, and now we
may soon expect to see eulogy on James B.
Claw
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"HEREAS, by certain Deed az Trust, dated
W April ~, 1859, and recorded IN the Recorder d
p.ges ee7 and 6es. Willis Teat conveyed 70 d. W.
Kiibournc, Trustee, the following real estate to-
Wit; Lot No. one ~, in Block No. one hundred
and twenty-siEht ISL in the City Of keokuk Lee
County, Iows. Said Deed Of Trust was given to
secure the pa msnt Of the purchase money on said
prop erty TO Samuel Marsh, VIM. r. Lee And 4. G.
Delaynn, as follows Seventy -fvo dollars, septen~
Der Ist, 1852; Seventy-nye dollars April ID 1858
with per cent. interest per annum tin due, and 10
per cent. per annun after due and whereas both Of
ment has been dema nded. nd wherefore tie owner
OF said Deed Of Trust has directed said Trustee 10
sell said property under the clause OF sale con-
tairsd In sad Deed Of Trust. reference being had
TO the same for particulars. Notice, therefore IL
hereby given that on the 3Ist day Of December,
1855, at the door Of the Office Of the Clerk OF the
District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, 1T Keoknk,
between the hours OF ~ o'clock q III. and clock
p. m. Of said day, shall sell said real estate 70
tbs highest bidder, for cash, in pursuance Of said
Deed VI Trust.
d. W. KILBouRNE, Trustee.
Ksokuk, Nov. so, isSs-dAw
The above sale Is postponed to the 2o,h day Of
January, 1850. ID. w. kILBQuKNE,
Keokuk, Dec, 30th, 1858. trustee.
fIso JOHN j. PAGE and Thomas ID. Tillford :
You are hereby notified that there IA now on
die in the office Of the Clerk Of the District Court
Of Lee County lava, ~ Keokuk, petition OF o. &.
Conklin claiming Of John A. Page the sum of
twelve hundred sight and 33A 100 dollars, aud in
terest, on promissory note made by said Page to
said conklins order, and praying against said
Page and Tillford the foreclosure and sale Of GER
tain real estate In said petition set forth and M
less you appear and answer thereto on or before
the second day of next February ils5s) term of
said court, TO be holden At keokuk the frat Mon
day Of said February, judgment by default win b.
had against you.
RANKIN, MILLER a ENsTfR
De-, 70 lssx.J pt.tutst.s A.ts,s
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For the Gate City.


Mr.. EDITOR: In your article yesterday on
this case, you boldly assert that the 'church,
through it's universal head, seises upon
child, tears it away from its parents, and
compels it to submit to religious rites abhor-
rent to the child"
Now, sir, wish you would furnish your
authority for these assertions. Give us the
proof. The facts are what we want. For my
part, (and have very carefully been watch
ing for tbs facts have yet seen no proof
no reliable evidence that the Mortara boy
was feloniously abducted by the horrid In
quisitors, or compelled to submit to religious
rites abhorrent to the child. On the contra
ry, the testimony which have seen shows
conclusively that the boy, who is over eleven
years of age is kindly treated, is permitted
to see his parents, and Ia not only "a christian
by ''furtive BAPTISM" but by preference, and
now chooses to remain with his christian
friends, and cannot be persuaded to return to
Judaism.
This being the case, wish to enquire how
itwould comport with religious tolerate on for
all s'he civilized nations" to interfere for the
purpose of forcing the boy back into Juda-
ism? Has not the boy right to choose for
himselfr Is not his preference to be respect
ed?
| leave out of view the fact that Mortara
violated the law OF the country BY hiring or
having in his family christian servant girl,
and also the fact that the case, in all its
bearings, is governed by the ancient and we'll
settled laws OF the country, with which the
Pope has no more right to interfere than
Gov Lowe has to set aside any law Of Iowa.
And beg to remind you that in Englan -
II not in this countryside highest court hal
frequently taken away children from their
own parents who happened to be Catholics
Did our country or any other nation remon.
strate2
Even down there in St. Louis, only few
weeks since, children have been snatched
away from their Catholic parents and guar.
dams, put in the poor house, and then bound
wv ~ Iioscoeahh kuuIuiabs, huu tuat, loo,
when the friends Of the children were able to
keep them decently, were distracted by thie
cruel separatiop and begged pteously that
the children might be restored to them. But
do We hear any Indignant remonstrance''--
do we hear remembrance Of any sort, against
this double "outrage upon human rights''
and religious liberty?
! could multiply ousrages Of this kind per
petrated every day in the year, IN this coun-
try and in the British Isles, and could ad :
wise the Albany rsmonstrants ard yourself to
look a little nearer home, before they allow
their indignation to overwhelm the Pope
But what's the use Nearly eli Professionals
are so chock full of prejudice against Catho.
lies, ARE so ready to believe, without ques-
ton, skillfully written stories, got up on pur-
pose to deceive and excite, that there 10 very
little encouragement to any Catholic to take
pains in showing you the truth.
A CArnoLIc.
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THx DEs MoIsps VALLpS v MIC il published
every Monday at this Office, Is che ofthe oldest
papers In Iowa, and has widely extended eireu-
iation througboutthe Dee Moines Valley North
srn Missouri, and Western Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-31

FATAL AccIDKsr.-The Toledo Blade OF
Dec. Esd says:
We learn Of = sad event which occurred
at Fremont last week, resulting in the death
oil worthy young man. On Thursday last.
Albert, the son Of james Hafford, about 20
years OF age, in the employ Of Roberts Il
Sheldon, having gone to the top OF three
story building to repair the cave trough, slid
about IA feet on the roof to the edge, whence
ne Tell to the ground, distance Of 43 feet.
he struck on bis knees, breaking his right leg
between the knec and thigh, and then on his
face, bruising it badly. Notwithstanding the
terrible fall, il was hoped that his life would
be spared, until Friday evening, when he be-
came delirious and remained 90 till his death,
which occurred on SATURDAY. morning.
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ETlf the Government prosecutes with
energy, It can make the importation OF Afri-
cans costly experiment to those Georgian
planters who, il would appear, have aided
and abetted in the revival of the slave trade. -
Ay, ~ the Government prosccutes with
energy" But will it? What energy has it
used to convict the crew Of the Echo !? What
energy did it show to intercept the Wander
err How much energy did 1t display to pre-
vent the landing and sale Of u cargo Of slaves
at Augusta How much energy is there in
Its miserably inefficient Fleet on the African
coast2 II does not even show energy to pre-
rent the renewal Of Slave Auctions on Penn.
syivania Avenue! IL uses no energy to re-
strain Administration Senators and Repre-
seniasives from sitting investigation and
preventing Legislation on the subject. When
she Government begins to ssprosecute with
energy" against the slave trade, it will turn
over new leaf Albany Jour.
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N e w B o q * 8 !.

kcekHk Branch Of the state Hank
of IOwA.
kDoxuk. Dec. eth, 1858.
fHliE annual meeting Of the stockholders Ut this
! Bank, ~ provided by law, will be held Ut its
Banking House In kcokuk, on Monday, January
I'D, lisa, ~ 10 clock .. m, for the election Of
directors, and the transaction Of such other bust
ness - may coms before them.
SAML r. MILLER, Pres't.
dec2Sd5s j. w. MCMILLAN. Cashier.
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The Washington correspondent of the N.
Y. Times writes:
Some wag, who was doubtless disgusted
with the recent pow-wow at the White Hous O.,
between the President and the Tammany men.
and the "Don Fernandos" of the New York
Democracy, took the liberty of afixiDg a fit
ting badge to the Executive mansion some
time during the dark hours the other night
Imagine the horror OF Buchanan's atigern
when he opened the front door in the morn
ing, and found "Tammany Hall'' inscribed
across the portal in massive letters Of char
coal crayon. The joke would have been bet
ter, and more appropriate, if the inscription
had been "Pewter Mug,
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IHE LONDON CRlric ON rHK ATLANTIC Mao
AzisE.-The Critic has very compliments
ry article on the Atlantic in the course Of
which 1t remarks:
To speak the truth, our Transatlantic
cousins are running US hard in the matter Of
magazines, and bid fair soon to beat Us in
them - completely as they have done in
chess-playing, yachting and trotting- horses,
Difficult would it be for Us, even now, ia
prove that we have better magazine than
the Atlantic Monthly nor lie it 40 much to
be wondered at when VIC know that the hes,
men 10 America --Longfellow Holmes, Em.
erson, Prescott, Read and Lowell are en-.
gagged in filling its pages.
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w. H. AusrIN < CO..
Groccrs and Produce Dealers,
NO, ns MATN-sT.,

NJ tt6 AhlS-Cl.,
WE GUARANTEES ALL GOODS sold BY Us 10 be
w AS represented, and deliver goods bought ii
retail 70 any part Of tho city, FREE OF CHA ROE.
Being agents for several Touring mills Ne are
prepared 1t all times 70 sell at wholesale aud retail
All grades Of FLOUR 1t the lowest market prices
orders from the Country, accompanied by the
Cash or Produce, will be filled PROMPTLY Of the
LOWEST wHoLssALs pRlcRs.
CASH PAID
For All kinds Of COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Dec. -, bs-daw
CUGAks-Crushsd,
~ Powdered,
and Clarified
for sale by WI AUSTIN ! CO. /,
dec30dAw ~
NU7AsxEs-Hel rher's and 81. Louis Refine.
AL ry-in bbls. hlf. bbls and kegs-ior sale ~
decsOdGw WI AUSTIN i co.
,OfFEE-kio.
Laguyra,
and Costa Rica.
for sale by WI. AUSTIN 4 co.
GuGAk-cuRED HAMS,
- Country do
and Side Meat,
f'r sale ny W. II. AUSTIN 4 co.
&
u kEF TONGUES and Dried Beef, at
y decS0 W. II. AUSTIN 4 co.'s.
FAIK.HAvEN OYsTEHs
u ECEIVED every evening, fresh, and for sale
~ low BY W. Ii. AUSTIN 4 co.
dec30dAs
k,LOUmi LOUMi--A large lot OF all grades
Of Country and City FLOUR on hand now and
constantly resolving, 1T
decsoiAw w. AUSTIN ACo.'s.
WINDOW SASH and FRAMES. ali sises, for
w sale Low by w. III. AUSTIN l. co,
"KAPPINa PAPER, all sisss * Rag and
~ Straw Papers, direct from the mills, for
sale Low ~ W. u. AUSTIN 4 CO.
dsc30dAw
EosTETTEk's BITTEks,
IL Schiedam echnapps,
Le.si.'. stomach U:..s-s
Lesiie's finger Wine,
For sale BY VII. AUSTIN ! co.
doc30dkw
V0uNsEk's scorch ALE,
In quart and pint bottles genuine articls--for
sale low " W. II. AGsTIN CO..
Dsosod4w No. Ils Msin-st.
slNGlNG SCHOOL.
~ II. EMERSON will commsncs his second
~. term in Vocal Music, on Monday. Jauuary
"a, os, ~ o'clock p. M, in his room On zth It,,
between Main and Blondsaa. All who intsnd john
1ng the class are requested TO b present on that
evening. fdec1Idd
Msre Now Gse1s fron the HasS.
'4 n, asy rsesivsd,s lot Of aas Bscadeloths,
BLACK Uoeskips, Fancy Gas simere = HIGH Vel
vets, %, ELLIOT +. SMITH,
Tailor and Dfapes,
DeclVu % Main st, bet ~ ana Sd,
OvercOMtanys NJ C0saI
F1sHE subscriber will sell the balance Or his
: oynsTcoatings 1t cost, until January Let.
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CoALlC oAL! COAL!


rIyHE slaughter Coal Company Are prepared -
i furnish their hyperion Coal In Quantities n
suit purchasers u the lowest s.sh rates. They win
deliver II ~ any Point in the Gtyj alo ~ Hamii-
ion, y .s..w, Ai.A.Aasi. .ui osia.r posnss On -
River.
Ol3ce on Third Street, bslow the corner Of Main.
ever the banking Mouse u Rix, Hale Co.
6TNPHEN =. JONES,
octl2d3m Sole Agent &. G. Co.
Fruits and Mats.
VNE Offer for sale very Choice and Fresh ~
w lection Of FRUITS and NUTS, direct from
New York Ct low prices.
New Layer Raisins,
New zsnts Currants,
New French prsnes,
New Cityon.
ALo,
English W&lnuts, Filberts, DAtcs, Brazil Npts,
Almonds, Ae., Ac., -. sg7
All OF which are now and fresh, and will be sold
ut Wholesale or rstsil BY
KkLLO01 = BlR0K,
dec1d&w No. lao Main-sL
Also,
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81
Co. Washington correspondent gives the
following specimen Of ground and lofty tum-
bling in the House--the occaeion for it be-
ing the motion for the impeachmenAof Judge
Watrous:
Maynard, Of Tennessee, made a speech in
favor Of the Judge, which put the House in
excellent humor, Mr.. Maynard, yok must
know, is one Of your excitable, nervous, ire-
eating Southerners, though he halls from
Tennessee, and was originally a Massachu-
sets schoolmaster. He looks considerably
like an Indian, for he is slim and tall, has
long, straight, black hnir. a dark -hued skin,
and eyes like pieces Of coal. His nose has
an unfortunate twist, at its extremity, to-
wards the sky, and when he is speaking, he
throws his whole body into such variety of
contorsons, as TO ''bring the House down"
sometimes in roars Of laughter. His phys-
cal agonies during portions OF his speech
were too terrible to witness with an unmoved
front. In the course OF his speech he tried
to show that man in Texas must speculate
in lands if in anything. .There are no rail-
roads there, no stocks Of any kind, )" said Mr..
Maynard, throwing his arms wild about his
head, "a man could spec ulate in nothing but
land" Haskins, OF New York, sat smiling
just behind the speaker, and at this iuncture
suggested in a tone audible all over the hall,
s'you forget the nggers |" This gave the
House chance to laugh, and laugh it did
most heartily.
gT-If ever woman merited the applica-
ton Of Queen Of the Dead heads, il was
Madame Pfeitfer. She expected to travel
free Of expense, and If she carried letter
OF introduction to any ono, without being
Immediately invited to make his house her
home, and his purse her bank, she was pref.
I, sure to chronicle his want OF hospitality
in her next book. As she was two.thirds OF
her time on the wing, travelling 1t any and
everybody's cost but her own, and her va
rious books always sold largely, Madame Ida
Pieiher must have realized a considerable
amount oi money. one was more than 40
years old before she took up her pilgrims
stat. During the following twenty one
years she was the incarnation OF feminine
restlessness.
RxroSTlg lxrEILED.--'i'hr House OF Rep
resentatives, by resolution adopted yester.
day, expelled the reporter Of the Cincinnati
Commercial from the Hall of the House for
making false statement that Mr.. Colgrove.
OF Randolph, had left his seat and gone
home for the purpose Of defeating the elec-
ton Of q. s. Senator'S. MIR. q. was called
home by the death of brother in law. and
the charge Of the Commercial was calculated
TO make him feel sorely. MIR. Colgrove IL
too good Republican, and too good a Rep
resentstive, TO 70 home for slight causes
whom the interests Of the State OF OF his par.
" require his presence in the House lin.
dianapolis Jour.
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CTRAYED away from tho subscriber rs S q g.
~ on the 2sth, young Cow, light red 49,
color, left ear cropped. Any person re- AA-A-
turning her to me, or informing me where che car
be found, on Main street, betwecu 7th and 8th
will receive I've dollars reward.
WILLIAM EVERY,
ksokuk, Dec 81. '5S-divS
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TURKEY sHOOTING.

(tAPT. FOX viii have another Shooting Match,
~ on Now Years Day, near Whites Pork House,
with plenty Of fat Turkeys on hand. Distance TO
suit the shooters.
dec1sdktA
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OvercOMtings NJ COslI
fsHE subscriber will sell the balance Of his
ovsrcoatings Ut cost, until January lst.
DsclOd E.T. 6NITH.
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OHRTE3a
M0lsDyss Doa1staaoso Oystsre.
R1ld0 Agents los this sslsheetsA -hsend 4f Oys-
A1tss, - shall slvsys - n supply, and W shall
eeal = retail ~ ~ the eass, low = any ether
asst saass bsssd. Hotels, aloons - yaniiiss can
always depend upoa the Gknsasnsa, a theee o0er
- fSf ssas ~ -.
KELLOGG DIRGE.
dec4td&w No. llo NAin-etreet
TEAS.
"E are receiving direct from Boston, and now
~ havs ready Tor exsminAsion and sale, the
IN this fnAfkst, consis ting Of
Imperial,
Old Hyson,
Gunpowdsr,
Young Hyson,
M8 0olong or Black
TEA. We are selling 81 retail - good Teas 1t 50
Cants ~ heretofore cold for 81 and eli grades at
least - pr cent less than tAs usual retail price.
All We ask il : trial. Dsslsrp can buy by the
Chst, or othsrwiss, 1t very low figures.
KELL00u ETR0E,
dse3Adfw No. l4y Main-st.