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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-12-18
Q a ~ D0DA TT e s.
FOR ORDINARY.

ESsS~ The frionds of j. H. MARE'rT respect
fully annd,incc him a,,candidate for Ordinary Of
Pickcns District at tie next election.
DAY The friends of WIN. ]. PARSONS sRsa
respectfully announce him candidate for ro-
election to the office of Ordinary, for Pitkens
district, ar the ensuing elections:
Roy" The friends of JAMES A. DOYLE would
respectfully annourtc him 4 cahdidate for Or
dmnry, atthc ensuing election!
GEis" Hhc friends Of W i. If0IGOSfBE rcs4
pcctrHlly announce him Candidate for 0rcne-
ry, at'rhsncxt election.
BEy" The friends of 8. H. JOHNS respect
fully ansounce him candidate for Ordinary al
the next election.
Beg.. The friciids Of Rev. JOHN OWENS beg
leave To announce him candidate for Ordinary
of Pickcns district at tho ensuing election.
DeSar, The friends of THOMAS j. KEITH ro-
specially announce him n candidate for Ordin-
AIRY of Pickcns district. at the cnsuinE election.
FOR SHERIFF
B:I5H Tho friends of Col LEMUEI, TIIOM-
AS respectfully announce him candidate
for Sheriff of Pickons district, at tho ensuing
election.
Bay" The friends Of Col A. b. SARGENT
respectfully announce him candidate for
Sheriff of Pickehs district st the ensuing
election.
Bsls~ The friendssof w. n. CRAIG beg leave
to announce him candidate for Sheriff OF picls-
ems district, at the next election:
FOR TAX CoLLECT0R
Eh2S" The friends Of MIRA. s. STEPHENS
respectfully announce him candidate for tho
Office of Tax Collector of Pckcns district Of
the ensuing election
Ray" The friends Of Mr.. GEORGEF r. STEAD.
ING respectfully announce him n candidate for
the office ofTax Collector, ut the next election.
De&. The friends of Rev. ]. II. I1UNNICUTT
respectfully announce him a candidntc for tho
office of Tax Collector at the ensuing election
GsIs" The friends of Rev II. NJ. BARTON
respectfully announce him asa candidate for
Tax Collector at the next election.
BtIs~ The friends of j. w. H. CARY reepeet-
fully announce him candidate for reelection.
to the office of Tax Collector. fer Pickens dis
trict, at the ensuing election.
Ray The friends of II. CLEVELAND HUNT
respectfully announce him candidate for Tax.
Collector. Mt the next election
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Coronor,s Sale.

DY virtue of sundry writs OF. feri 1acias to
I'D me directed, will soil to the highest
bidder, at Pickens Q. IL. on Saleduy in jan
nary next, Six Negroes, 10 wit: Charlotte,
Mary, Sam, jim, Cmdy and Lucy, levied on
rs the'propesty ofJ lI.LoilQy, ut the suit of
l. o Craig. Terms cash.
w, y. CAN'T, c.P.p.
Dec. I6, 1855 % td
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aeg Wanted, Forthwith !! -00a

OMll ACTIN II, energetic young mon, to
e0SJSE act as Agents ina easy, useful aud
honorable business. by which thoy can ccr-
tainly,,ssksi from $50 to SEQ per menth-
and no hWmki.9i For full particulars address,
inclosing two stampstfo return postage,
w Rs2fERRY,a.
Dec. Is, 1858 22-3m R60kinzbahly NC
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS

MI RS. III. KNEE, ofWalhalla, is now pre-
1yA pared to offer to hor customers beau
tiiui selection OF
Fall and Winter Goods,
Consisting of French prints, English prints,
American prints, Printed and plain Deloins'
Marseillcs Shirting, Long Cloth, Flanncls,
Cambria uondkerchiofs, Cloaks, Embroidc-
rlcs, Laccs, Black and Colorcd Silks, Extcn-
sion Skirts, Silk Cravats, Shawls, Gloves,
lIoSerics. Boomers, Silk and Straw Bonncts,
Pcrfumery, and every description of Ladies'
Shoes and Caters; Together with goner-
al assortment of STAPLE & FANCY GOODS
which are offered at bargains for CASH
Dec. l. 1858 81 ON
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| SARAII L. HUNTER, wife of Kncas lIun-
3 ter, ofPickens district, hereby give notice
that after the expiration of three months from
this date, will transact business in the charac-
ter ofa free dealer and trader. ,dy occupations
are those of Scmptrcss and Weaver.
SARAH f. HUNTER.
Dec. II. 1858 81 3m
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STAGE WILL LEAVE ANDERSON
On Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, at 8
o'clock A. NJ, thereby giving passengers
chance to come from Grccnvillc, Williamson
and PcnIlcton.
LEAVE ATHENS
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 10
o'clock, y. NJ, Immediately after the arrival of
the cars from Augusta and Atlanta.
NO NIGHT TRAVEL ON THIS LINE, and
Passengers going to and from the West will
SAVE TIME AND MONEY by travelling this
route. nenoTRY IT. ISza
STAGE 0FrIcEs-Benson's Hotel, Anderson,
s. {. I.anicr House, Athens, Ga.
SAULrER & IVY.
Athens, Nov %, 1853 20
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Final Notice.

NCIICE is hereby given that a;'ffnal seA.
In tlement of the Estate of William Sinp.
son, deceased, will be made bofore the Ordi
nary, at Pickcns Court IIouse, on tho Sd Mon
day in January next. Persons indebted T.,
the ESTATE must. make payment, and those
render them to me; duly attcsted, on or beS
fore that time.
Oct l3, 1853 ls A.
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Positive Notice..

4 LII persons indebted to mo, by Note or
IA Account, must make payment by tho
first day of january next. Failing to do so,
they can then settle with the proper Ian off,
Gers; as | must have money
j. n. LAWRENCE
Nov L. 1853 IL
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T COG BzLEW w C GWW R1L5Ra

supplied. ii NJ Mood, President of Daycn-
port Female College.
SrARrANnURo DlsrRrcr III A C Walker,
II. Spartauburg Station; W. Kirkland,
JOS Cross, A W Walker supr. Spartan
burg Circuit; B g Jones, i G Gage. Broad
River Mission; To be supplied. Union Cir
cult; Q Merchisop, A w Moore. Tiger
River and Enoroo Mission; Finger. Pac-
olet Circuit; 81 Hill. Grecnville Station ;
f Mood. Grcenvillc Circuit; j NJ Brad
ley. Columbus Mission; A r Bounick
Pickensyille; Sharp. Jocasscc ; To bo
supplied by II Maulden. WM Wightman,
President of Wohord College. Whitcford
Smith. Professor of Woftord College. Jo-
scph Cross, President of Spartanburg Fo-
male College. iii Durant, Agent of Spar
tonburg Female College. A NJ Shipp, Pro
lessor OF University. North Carolina. Charles
TAYLOR, Sunday School Secretary.
The next Conference will be held at Green
Vile G. III.
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NOTICE.
r.. r. sBABoBR,

THE Estate of Capt Robert Stewart, deceased,
L will be settled in the Ortlinary's office, nt
Pickcns c. H., on Friday the 11th day Of March
next. Persons having demands against the
estate must present them legally attcstcd on or
before that time or they will be barred Those
indebted 20 said estate must make payment be-
fore that day
r T. =. : Nc MckINNEY. KIN; Admr's
Dec. g. 1853 81 I'd
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SAVANNAH, Dee. 11.-The RcpuJh-
c"n of this morning learns, on good author
ity, that the yacht Wandcrcr had succeed
cd in cvading tho vigilance ofthe cruisers,
and landed a cargo of negroes in the neigh
borhood ofSt. Andrews Sound, near Bruins
wick. A portion of the cargo was subsc-
quently sent up the Sotilla on board stca-
mer
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-12-18

A MIsERLY old fellow has hit upon an
experiment to save candles lie uses the
"light of other days"
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MAXWELL C sEABORN,

J. IL. MAxwELL. NJ. u.
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Change of Schedule from
ANDERSON TO ATHENS.

FRfF4FSfkR-.--n AFTER The
&sSstfAsSS - NJ SSSss-CS 18th of Nov
q g sssgS:a;5;G, en- s%Sor, b i 1873,
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NOTICE.

Six Mile. Nov. 5. 1858 l6
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-29
Foreign News.
Axzisn q the Persia end vi
LATER FROM EUROPE.

The Vice Consuls Of Spain and France =
Tstuan, Morocco, had bssn assassinatsd. no
particulars. given. Energetic measures 80
obtain satisfaction were expected.
! A Paris Telegram says the two ships lately
sent to Lisbon would proceed to Tetuan TO
ayengs the massacre.
The Turks in Gambia had again made such
a display that il was feared the massacre Of
Christians was intended. A great exotic
ment prevailed. Two additional battalions
OF troops were TO bs sent to reprsss the In
surrection.
Liverpool, Oct. TO- Breadstuffs quiet
Flour unaltered, with little business. Really
fine quality scarce, but inferior most difacul'
TO sell. Western 20(02ls Ohio 22(024s6d
Wheat is in limited demand at the former
rates. Corn neglected and easier; white 33'
6d(G34s.
London Market.--Baring h Bros. quote
corn Eat at unchanged prices.
American securities we're quiet at Lon
don, and without material change in prices
Ill. G. shares 25(92S discount. Erie shares
14(4l6.
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Merphy aaA i. swas..

The Paris correspondent o. the Transcript
saws Of tho termination Of the late match he
tween Morphy and Harwits:
"The match has just been settled, and Mr..
Morphy declared the winner, all bets being
paid. They wsfSs9 tnve played until ono Of
the other had won sssven games but when
they stood Morphy 6vs and Hnywitx two, the
latter gave il up, laying the blame Of his De.
feat upon his i'll health; but he fact il Nor
ply 10 by far the best player. When the ter.
mination Of the match w. announced ct the
Cafe do ID Regsncc, the rendezvous Of ths
chess players here, the AmerioaUs assembled
here were quite uproarious Ia their exultasion
while tbs Germans and the Prussisns, wht
had bet apon Harwitx, immediately snferet
terrible elongstion Of countenance. Still
they continue TO have hope, for another per
son has been ssnt for to Try his hand q play
ing with tho formidable young American
and the person u countryman Of theirs"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-29
letter from Prank Blair.

ST. LOUIS OCt. 20.
Frank p. Blair, jr., publishes latter in
reply to Isaac II. Sturgeon, declining TO A.
answer certain interrogatoriss Of the latter
in reference to : conversation between him
and Douglas At Washington isst winter, ON
letter written by him to b. Grats Brown vas
in strict accordance with the wishes OF Mr..
Douglas himself, and that he deems that the
object Of ths interview was to mitigake
through him the hostility Of the Radical
Democratic press Of St. Louis. He also
states that he had no agency whstescY in
giving currency to the contents Of that letter.
That the character Of the invitation and
message Of Douglas, received Through Mr..
Collar, WAS not such as to prepare him fol
hearing Douglas calling for three cheers own
his defeat In this district. II
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-29

KILLED WHILE OFT CUNNING on SUNDAY.
Thomas Bader, n SON Of Geo. r. Badsr, Of
Louisville. met with horrible death on las.
Sunday. lie went out cunning with friend
in the neighborhood Of Portland Mills, neal
Henryvills, Ind. During the Gay no mounted
stump in order to show hia companion Va.
rious military svolutions. While thas en-
gagged in performing the order 80 "por
arms," the gun went "a, the charge tearing
away HE stomach and lodging in his chest
After six hours Of intense agony, death pu
IN end TO HE sufEerings.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-29

Speaker Orr and Rev. DIR. W., OF licking
ton, were both at the Warm Springs, vir-
ginia, and met in public room OF the hotel.
They had been sitting with other company,
and after while the Doctor rose and walked
across the room with the usual limp in his
gait. Mr.. Orr Immediately recognized him,
and asked II he WAS not the chaplain 1t the
University Of Virginia at such time, nam
ing the year. The Doctor replied that he
WAS. 81 was there" said MIR. Orr, ga stn-
Dent at the University, and knew you BY
your limp" "Weli," said the Doctor, g it
seems my limping made deeper impression
on you than my preaching" The joke placed
MIR. Orr in on awkward predicamant, and
mos, men would have been unable to extri.
cate themselves, bat be replied with ready
Wit: ssAh, Doctor, ii IL the highes. compii-
ment We can pay minister to say that he 10
known by his walk rather than his CONVERSE
tion."
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from new mexico.

ST. LoUla, Dot. %.
A dispatch from Independence says that
the Santa Fe mail with dates to tho 4th, ar.
rived on the 23d.
The account Of the battle with the Navajo
Indians had been confirmed. Mr.. Yost, their
agent, had formally suspended his relations
with them. He states that their wealth con-
sists Of Is, 600 sheep and 6 600 horses, which
If destroyed viii drive Thorn to desperation,
and . second Florida war may then be ex.
pected.
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For Fifth street from Blondeau to n,

The Council proceeded TO ballot for an
Assessor, with tho following result
First ballots. b. Ayres received one
vote;E. Mumm 3votes; c. Hubbell 2 votes,
and Lyman vote
Second balloi.--C. Hubbcll votes;
Lyman vote; Z Mumm votes.
Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh and
Eighth ballots. Hubbell votes; L.
Mumm votes.
On motion the further ballosing for As
SCISSOR WAS postponed till the next meet
ing.
Council adjourned to Tuesday, Nov. I'd,
ct seven o'clock p. IA.
B. 8. MERRIAM, Clerk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-29

RY-In his speech st Hennepin, Douglas
called Messrs. Hoync and Fitch 80 brace Of
puppies" Once upon time Hoy4p vas tho
bosom companion and friend q st6s little
giant" II Hoyna WAS only puppy q that
time, We suppose Douglass present objsc.
r....Sl 10 Aim i :as Us. Nc vi. &c: 11a sIS1ac
With Douglas cellar on. The fact il ths
".istie giant, like Acteon, y being dsvoured
by his own dogs. Il u funny apsctacls 20
witness. II lls. Jour.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-29

90 The London Athsn@um says the cere-
mony Of divine wos6hip q the Tuillsriss il
one az the pleasant bitS q dissipation Of the
Partisan week. The congregation ID : sCent-
Cd, polished, we'll behaved one in full dress
and bearing opera glasses. Flirtations are
carried on, opera matters discussed, aoquaint.
anees and strangers lorgnstted, TO-, until
their imperial R45estiss arrive, when there il
greater ccmas3fs tion Of respect given to
the Emperor OF France than 1t any time 70
the Lord thoy come 70 worship.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-29
Horrible rnuracr.

A quarrel between two hotel runners and
stage drivers, occurred in Naples Illinois, on
last Friday night, resulting in the horrible
and probably fatal mutilation Of ons Of the
men engaged. Three Of the men sesm TO
have turned upon a fourth, who Was imme-
diately overpowsred, and stretched almost
lifeless upon the ground. A piece Of knife
Was found sticking in his skull. Some frag-
ments OF stone were also found imbodded
in bis head. His death wss momentarily *
pected. Tho three men were arrested and
lodged in Jail.
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nUyINEss NOTICE.

Subscriptions for the DANA GATE CRY, and
WmxLY yALLss Waie, must be accompanied by
the cash In oil cases.
Daily suser bers can pay the carrier IL they pre-
fer, oaes In two weeks. Thefcasrier IL advised to
require payment ii advance. In all cases.
No Job Work delivered until paid for.
All advertisements must be paid for In advance,
snpqpt n The case Of customers with whom VIC have
aot11l asss~nh. With such, settlements will b.
49, qnnasssay,
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scsg,ssyy's - (. 60 ssc.T hcc CO. 49,
point OF leaving his home for Buffalo, Nor
rissey remarked With apparent sincerity 60
one Of his friends, that ssthis Was to be his
last fight, whatever the result, though be
was confident Of victory; that he had made
. brute Of himself lonop enough that when he
returned he would seteIs down A. quiet and
respectable citizen, leaving the ring TO be la
ken care Of in future by others who retained
taste for it," This determination was reit-
Grated by him It Long Point, when he crept
the ropes victorious from the s'mill,v ex-
claiming, .sthis 10 my last fight"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-29

fT-It il stated that the Baptist Churches
in New York city hare offered Sturgeon, the
great AstArn preacher, Oh, 600 and his AZ
penses. IL he will consent 70 make : six
months tour ii this country.
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Csuncil PFecsea1ngs.
Councu RooMA
Oct. nh, 1861

Council met.
Present, the Mayor and Aldermen l,ish-
op, Haiass, Patterson Reynolds, Smith,
Wyman and Timbsrman.
The uInutes OF the last meeting were
read and approved.
petition WAS received from X. M.
Reynolds and seven others. asking for the
laying OF q plank sidewalk on the east
side of Blondeau from l2th to 18th streets,
thence on the north side Of 18th street to
and thence on the west side OF Concert to
l4th street, and lay special tax upon the
lots benefited by the same; whereupon II
was ordered that the prayer OF the petit
TONERS be granted, and that the City En-
gineer be directed to have said work done
In accordance with the Ordinances OF the
City.
The following resolutions were adop-
ted
Resolved, That the Engineer be directed
to have plank walk laid upon the ssst
side Of 10th street from Concert TO High,
the same to be done in accordance with
the Ordinance OF the City, Ut the expense
OF the owners OF the lots fronting upon
said street.
Resolusd, That the Committee on Judic-
larry be instructed TO report IN Ordinance
in relation to the assessment OF property
for city taxes, and make the same TO cor
respond to the laws OF the State, In refer>
ence to the assessment Tor State and coun-
~ taxes.
The Committee on Judiciary reported
Ordinance No. -, m ordnance concern
ing sales of property for delinquent taxes,
which after being amended was, on mo-
ton of Aid. Bishop, laid upon the table
till the next meeting.
The Street Supervisor was directed to
have q street crossing made across Main
at l2th street.
The following bills and estimates were
allowed
James Hickey, final estimate
for Culvtrt on Msaouri Avenue, o324 -
M. O. Mara, estimate No. 1, for
grading X. r. street from south
end oil Sd street toward B. street, $50. II
John Fsnning, work on road to
Buena Vista, 22O0
Cady, Jones & Peck, hardware, It'll
I. N. Pearce, Blank Books for
public schools, out Of school ap-
preparation, Is SO
The Engineer reported the assessment
for trimming. curbing, guttering and ma
cadamizing on 8th and 9th streets from
Main to Blondeau, whereupon the follow
| ing resolution was passed
Resolved, That special tax. % indicated
below, be assessed and levied upon the
lots hereinafter described, 1t being the
special tax due for trimming. curbing, gut.
tering and matchmaking, ~ reported by
the City Engineer in the report OF October
| IS, 1858.
| For 9Th street, between Main and Blon.
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Angci,s DsUk ~ Chess.
A NEW SUPPLY just received BY
"A OGDEN, BROWNELL : GO.
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OA0HYo Tor I668v
A LII aisss, Just received and Tor sale ~
IA OGDEN, BR0WNELL = co.
oct43d
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ATWATER'6
FIRsT r n Y ~ U II
~ DOLLAR

ATWATE0B
FIRST r n Y ~ I u
~ DOLLAR
SEWING MACHINES! I
PascnssneA May ;, 1853.
gI,HIS Machine has ssithsr LeoPsr, Hook. Shut
WHOLLY UNLIKE ANY OTHER MACHINE.
II wsx awarded the FIRsr PnxAIun at the Nev
York State Pair, held q Buffalo, Oct,S, 1907, fes
aAaplsclty, Durability, Capacity
PRACTICAL UTILITY.
Singers, and Wheeler 4 wilson's high-priosd
Machines we're In composition.
COMMITTEES Of Avards--J. @. Oaylsr, Ritter Of
Albany Rxprsss, n. B. 0vlatt, Esq, Practical
Nachinist. Rocheatsr, N. T.; Phintss stanton,
sse'y Of Ingham University, n II and Calvin
S This i sms5asioally tho Machine for tho Pso-
pie. Il has but to b. seen 70 BE- admired, and
used 70 be. appreciated
Address j. "A. HALL, Keckuk, lows,
/ Proprietor TOR ico ami Sa Dasea .ounties.
A1~Ladies are requested 70 call 81 my residence,
on Frankliu-st., between sth and 9th. and examins
/ this Machine.
oct. n, 's8-dAw
Fruits and Nuts.
/ WE Offer FOR sale very Choise :and Fresh -
| w lection Of FRUITS and NUTS, direct frsn
Nov York = low prices.
/ New Layer RAiEins,
New zante Currants,
New French Pruns1,
4 ALAo,
/ Enrlish Walnuts, Filberts, Dates, Brasil N1ts,
i Almonds, &C., 49, -.
All Of which ars nav and frsA. - viii y soad
! = ~'''''i Kkl = ~ J slao.,
i oct25l 10. ~ Main~st
l7yOMPOUND SYKUE 2 BlaskSsny ksos, foI
~ sals BY 3. =. VOWEL,
aur7l III Aaiu-st.
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Duy Early CeDlss,. -NSW Hsaay
THE POLITICAL WORKS or
- y q 4 E "A L i e y y q =

Duy early CeHlss, nsaAy
THE POLITICAL WORKS or
= . q 4 r A I i e n p o =
Beautifully illustrated with more than
100 Original Ussigns,
BY barley. Birket, Foster, Picssrsgiii, Tsnnisi,
Cropsey, Duggan and Asdotj
And Engraved in the finest style Of Wood In
gravinghy
COOPER, LINTON, EVANS, 10.
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in Morocco, -.
Also, the Riftscn ii Edition Of
POE'H COMPLETE WORKS,
In Four Volumes, limo. Price "a 30,
| CONTAINING the Tales Of the 0rotssque and
| ~ Araassqas; Wonderful Sioriss q tAs I.axina.
tion All Ais Posty; The Story Of Arthur 0oTaon
Pyu, anA eosnplete collection VI all his e0ntYi-
buttons 10 the Msessinss. Ediisd BY Rsfas W
0Yiswoh, d. D., With Notices of his life BY ]. h.
Lowell and N. r. Willis. Sent By mail, postage
Us. REpRrELD, Agent.
oct36w7m 81 Beekman ST., n. Y.
4 TEAH.
WE are receiving direct from Boston, and nov
| w have ready for examination and sale, III
freshest, ehsicsst, and cheapest stock Of 1kAi
one often hsholds, eonais tisgo
Old Hyson,
0unpovdcr,
| Young Hyson,
TEA. We are selling 81 retail y good Tees at y
cents - heretofore sold for 81, and all grads .
least - per cent less than tho uSua rstaii prizes
All ~ 1st II 3 trial. Dealers can buy By Ii
Chest, or otherwise, ~ very low figures.
KELLOGG : BIRdE,
oct3A No. l4s Aain-st.
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cT-Li.tle Adslina Patti that used to be,
ia now a charming young lady IN the full
bloom OF Italian beauty. She 10 soon TO be
married to Cuban genQonan, whose for
tune amounts to the triAipg sum Ok %, co.,
600.
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OTATEMENT of the Creas western
lnsusamce aDd Jvuot Company, Of
RAalaAslphla,R ean
STATE or IOWA: AuDsssa . Osvrcx, |
DIS Motnns, o.. 10, 1858
TIN hsrshg ssstined, that u IN I4th day Of
! Os1obcr, e6l,A statement was 1leA In this Of
nee allowing ~ condition. VI the Ussa, Western
lnsusonos md TsuA Conpan, u RhilAdei rhiA,
6tate oe PnAsy1vana on the LIST dat Of September,
1883, In oosordance with The pro, ifions Of Get
Of the Legislature OF this stats, passed Jan
uary 38th, fS575 that such statement shows
that said Company 10 possessed Of the requisite
amount Of capital, and invested required In aid
act.
Authority Is therefore given 20 the above named
Insurance Company to Transact business Of IusuS.
ance In this State In accordance Win the laws
thereof.
II IL also certified thAs EAm'i n, Raakin, Hsa.,
Of keokuk, has been duly appointed By said Conpor
ny their lawful Attorney and Agent for ~ county
q Lee With full power 70 take risks u Iasaranss
therein, and 70 scrsiie Of psossss, spsn
his fling certified copy Of The statsmsnt 6lsd In
this once with the Clerk Of the District Coart in
and for said county.
/; II 10 further certified, thst the annexed 10 4
true copy Of the required stAtsnsnt.
In testimony whereof, have hsfeunte
t.. .. set my hand and affixed my seal Of oGAeS
this letA day Of October, 1859.
JN0. PATTEK, Auditor Of Isws.
~ A. BnAcn, Deputy.