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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.
The Union is doubtful of the real object
Gov. Wise had in view in lending his name to
Illinois politics. 1t intimates that it MAY be
the Governor intended to administer q sly re-
buke to Judge Douglas, and to sustain that
opinion quotes as follows:
Judge Douglas says:
Slavery cannot exist day anywhere, unless
supported by local police regulations. These
regulations can only be furnished by the local
Legislature"
Governor Wise writes (his PLATFORM thus:
" Protection in the Territories and EVERYWHERE
70 all rights Of persons and Of property, In &C =.
cordance with the rights of the States, and with
the constitution and laws of the Union.n
"Mr- Douglas CONTINUES the Union1 does not
say that slavery may not be introduced into a
Territory; be maintains that Il cannot srist day
there without police regulations, and that il may
be ezcIrded by the local Legislature Ii is man
1fest from this position that Mr. Douglass con-
siders police regulations as the authority for
holding slaves; for they cannot, In their absence
extU at all. Yet they may be introduced, What
may be introduced, Slaves. How! BY virtue
OF the tights of persons and of property, in
cordance with the rights of the States and of the
constitution of the Union Gov Wise answers
Now, If this be the source Of the authority for
Wise sustain Mr. Douglas in bis assertion that
slavery cannot exist day anywhere unless sup
Pored by local police Tegulatons,' Are the local
polCc OF d Territory paramount in
authority TO the rights of persons and Of prop
erty, in accordance with the rights of the States
and with the constitution of the Union,'''
The Union also comments upon the letter of
the Vice President, and the position of the In
tsll,gsneeT on the Tariff
The IatefHgeneer says the proposition for an
interference by the United States in the affairs
of Mexico is fraught with questions perilous to
. the great Democratic principle of popular
sovereignty, and ventures to suggest that a
protectOrate" would be about as effective in
suppressing the earthquakes as the popular
eruptions which desolate that Ill fated country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-28

The FRENCH SLAVE TRADE-The Paris Paws
OF recent date, contains favorable report of the
emigration, Of 'free negro laborers, into Qua
dalouPe and Martinique. According to this re-
port two vessels had brought 500 negroes, all in
good condition. The Pays ascribes this result
10 the superior treatment received by the semi
grants, }" on French vessels
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-28

THF GALE ON LAKE MIcHIGAN.-The Grand
Rapids Enquirer speaks of the late gale on Lake
Michigan as very severe. 1t says a large number
OF vessels have gone ashore on the Michigan side
OF the lake, and great amount of property is
DESTROYED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-28

III The British steam frigate Valorous, Cart
Aldham, sailed yesterday morning for Central
America.
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IL A story is current in Rochester, to the eff
feet that efforts We're made, after the execution o.
Ira Stout, to resuscitate the corpse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-28

IL The steamer Africa, for Liverpool, took
out 81 passengers and $500 ,3i5 in specie.
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APPoINrED.-The President has appointed
j. G.. g. Carrot to be Register in the Land
Office, for the district of lands to be sold at
Washington, Miss.
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TEE REJEcrEp SrEAHER.-It is not true
that the Navy Department has rejected the
Atlanta, one Of the Cromwell steamers char
tered for the Paraguay expedition. The Mem
phis, - We stated yesterday, 10 rejected, andis
the only one Of the chartered steamers rejected.
Nor AccRPrED.-It ID stated that the Hon.
W. d. Miller, of Texas, who was appointed
Commercial Agent at st. Paurs de Loando,
Africa, by Mr.. Buchanan, has not yet siguified
his acceptance Of the Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-28

TIE WEArHsR.-Ths following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about O'Clock:
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PERSONAL

..-- Hon Jas Craig, Mo, is at Browns,
.-.BaTDum is lecturing in England ON the su.
rest and shortest way to make fortune
-. Chancellor Dayan, Of South Carolip, 70
suffering from a severe attack Of paralysis which
il Is feared may terminate fatally
-. John Butterfeld ESQ, President of the
overland Mail Company, in New York arrived
Tuesday evening.
--.MorrlsseY says that his wife's connection 8
arg opposed to his continuing in the profession -
ne Intends 10 open grog shop and lead a re-
spectacle and moral life In future
Madame Lagrange, the countess and actress.
VINO Ieit faris short time ago for Rio Janejr
Win ssidry OF TWO millions of francs for two
y,. shu hai has just written home descrip-
~ va ~ ieC ption by the Emperor and Empress
~ w nile his Majesty received me with
tNe $780, onaollty as an artist the Empyess
IecoI'eo me Win the most dslcate ceremonv a.
. made myself artist, of course vo,, n eoantess
which style Of reception gave me Nh. mos, sas
uTe" VIC most Pieas-
....Mr: Morphy is to have another onnonsn,
worthy OF his powers. Herr Anderson H. -
Known victor In the tourIam. mt CT ls5I l. On his
way TO Paris, TO contend gainst tue Young ch.na
Pion. Until his arrival Mr.. NJ is bayina hi.
daily Jousts at the Cafe de In Regence apaInst ali
corners. In a letter to Mr. Stanton renewins
hls challenge, Mr.. Morphy says: al am not
professional player-I never wished to make anv
ekL possess the means Of pecuniary advance
meut-dnd nv earnest desi g in never In NAV for
any stahe out honor. NV friends in New q, leans
however, subscribed a certain sum witbont any
countenance from me, and that snm hss been
ready Tor you 10 meet a considerahI. IT, -,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-28

HI The Illinois Central Railroad comn,,v
have resumed payment IN full company
ID Southern Pathological Society is abo,,
10 be organized in North and South Carolina
u Wheat and other cereals will be admitted
IoI consumption In the district OF Augra Azores
nee o. duty, until the 3lst of July, 1850.
" Ira stout the Roches or murderer vho
TsPbY.
u " BRUINS OF Beliu, has computed the
oI ~ Us revolution round the sun is no less than
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-28

Barometer at the Smithsonian, al 2 q m. (cor-
rected for temperature 80 $50; at noon. 80 262.
thermometer, at a. m, $50; at noon SOP. Max
lmum Yesterday, so; minimum last night, 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-28

p OPERA CLASSES
s..orsnsL; swory snd Black uP-r classes: 2 good
I'll fennsyivsna avenue, under the Nstior al Ho,
WIZ oc q 81
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M. STRAKOSCHS COMPANY INCLUDES
EIGHTY PERFORMERS.
ADMISSION.
Season tickets, including reserved seats sS GO
biess o. w
(no ex ira charge for securing seats
Orchestra Chairs. ........-..-..-..-..-S 81 80
tsecured seats 30 cents Pxtra.D
Parquette (unreserved, l........-...... 9 %
frlNdte bOxet GO w
admitting i've pertonsD
The ticket sfiice will be open every morning at
Metzerotts Music store, when the diagram for each
night will be open for securing seats.
There will be positively only three opera highs.
Nc st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-28

RANK IN THE NAvr.-The subject of rank in
the Navy has recently attracted good deal of
attention from the press generally, and there
continues to be considerable MISUNDERSTANDING
about It, notwithstanding the Department has
several times stated the matt>S plainly to nu.
merous Newspaper attaches. Some writer's en-.
deavor to show an analogy between the rank in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-28

I AIDES AND CRILDREN'S FURS.-Ladles
IL wishing to obtain desirable FURS, at moderate
prices, will lind good assortment of al kinds If
r urs made up into Mantlllas. Plllorenes and Vic
torlnes with Mufs and Cuffs to match. Spotted
Fur and SwandCwn TRIMMING Is to 81 OTIS. per ward.
b. III. SrINEMETZ,
co. s6 Pa. av.. bet. 18th and 18th sis
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S00 YARDS SHAWL BORDERINGs.
"Oo In.various Sly les and Colors.
ALss,
Shaw ., at ~ '''
% cost MAXwEII,S
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snoTt Cuts u POPuidr idSOr.
BREECHLOADING CARBIHES.-Tbe UU,ou
says that the Secretary of War has, in con.
formity with the report of the second board of
ordnance officers at West Point given the
Burnside breechloading carbine the prefer
ence over all other breech- leaders, and has
transmitted to Gov. Jackson of Rhode Island
representing the Bristol Fire Arms COMPANY,
an order for the weapon to the extent of the
appropriation 1895, OOO) made in June last bv
Congress.
The INDIAN WAR.-A despatch having been
received by the War Department from Gen.
Twiggs, confirming the accounts of the bostili.
ties Of the Indian tribes north of Texas, and of
the fight between them and Major Van Dorm
command, Secretary Floyd will take measures
Immediately for increasing the force in the de-
partment of Texas. 1t is probable the troops
now at Governors Island, New York, COM
prising some 500 or 900 men will be sent thitber.
TIE MAILS TO Bremen. The Bremen
steamer New York, which was to have sailed
from Bremen on the 9th inst, and from New
York on the 9th of November next, and carry
the U. 8. mail, has, according to informs ,ion
received by the last European mail, been
obliged 10 omit the trip, In Consequence of
accident TO her machinery, requiring repairs.
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The New York Day Book, q staunch Ad-
minls,ration journal, thus explains the rea-
son OF the late indignity offered to Douglas
''The action.of the caucus IL believed to
have nothing whatever, or indeed very lit
tie, TO do with Senator Douglas course last
winter. 1t is solely owing to the false and
dangerous doctrine which Senator Douglas
continues to repeat and uphold-the dogma
OF squatter sovereignty. The time has ar
rived when the Democratic party, in conso-
nance with the supreme Court deelson,
should repudate this heresy. 1t has now
done SO Enthusiastically and emphatically. The
idea that few settlers in a territory, rush
ed in there by Emigrant Aid Societies, can
exclude Southern citizens with their rights
OF property as guaranteed by the Constitu-
ton is so preposterous, that il only needs to
be presented to the minds OF the people to
be at once rejected. Senator Douglas will
find that the Democratic party will never
uphold such position the bred Scott de-
cision in its entirety must be accepted rs the
real practical living issue, and the rights Of
all citizens in the common Territory Of the
Union must be conceded without any special
pleading Of legal technicaities. Sem
ator Douglas great principle IL exploded,
and we have come back to the point where
We ought 10 have started"
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Nl. " HOOKS

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aud beautifully illustrated: BY Flank u. Good
rich, author II "Court Of Napoleon"
Price $i2 90.
Josephine Gallery,
oae OF the most attractive books for pressnta-
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The Atlantic souvenir.
Richly illustrated, sup srby bound, and full Of
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Also, geod assortment VI Family and Pocket
Bibles, LYNN Deoks, FRA .r B1oks, Albums Part
faips, Juvenile BOOKS, Toy Books, he, for sAle by
d.e2id Nv. IVES Ic0TT.
No. % Maiu.st
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THR President REIENTs. --Torney writes
from Washington that the Presiden, has given
up his social prescription of the Republican
Congressman, but without accomplishing any.
thing, as will be seen by the extract we ap-
pend
"1'he President has reconsiiered his social
programme, and yesterday invited a number
OF Republicans 70 take dinner with hlm. |
understand that, like most OF his hospitali-
ties, these latter come too late, and that the
Republicans, having been compelled to APP
pease Their hanger during the long session
outside the Presidential mansion, have re-
solve' TO appease it 10 the same way during
the short session. Il 10 now given out that
not single member Of the Republican party
will consent TO put his legs under the E1ecu-
! tive mahogany.
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wINTGR GOODs.

WINTER GOODS.
nuKE'S BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM rs
II welli Alled with All kinds Of goods In hi line
for the season.
Overshoes, in quality, price and extent Of variety
decidedly The best stock In the city. They must b
sold.
slipper Toilet, Dancing and Common, for
Ladies', Gentlemen, Misses, Boys, Youths and
Children. Very cheap.
Waterproof Boots, hair lined, and canpaignsds
with gum Or leather soles.
Drees and eo0mon Boots Of every description, on
hand end made 70 order. ALL CUSTOM work
WARRANTED.
In addition 70 the Boot ann Shoe business Duke
10 Agent fov two Of the best Sewing Machines 81.
tant-W eed = Patsnt and J. N. Einser 4 Co. 's--of
which be keeps specimens constantly on hand.--
singers Family sewing Machines are now sold for
Saw. fersons wanting gooa DOots, enoes or Sew.
,nE Mschines, viii ind this just the plscc to get
them. Remember itis no trouble 10 show goods
Machines q the "BI0 BOOT" Store, No. -
Main-st., Ksokuk, lows.
novlpd
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NOIIAtE.

HAVE this day placed IN the hands Of Sample
\ q Rankin my boeks, notes and accounts. Per
SOM khoxing themselves indebted will please call
Al their office on ~ ST.. between Main and John
SON. and cancel the same, or any persons having
bus mess With me viii call on them.
dsclodlut u. u. FOSTER.
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OTsrERsl

n n Is rs / a II
vISHK best Oyster Soup on record vas got up 1t
the famous Oyster supper the 33d inst,
given BY the Ladies Of the First baptist Church,
and u WAS snanimously decided that the FAIR
HAVEN OYSTER IL fAs Oyter.
r. 6.--IAe above brand Of Oyster l. received,
fresh from The Oystes bad. daily, and for sale Il
the smallsun Of 90 cents per Tan, by
w. H.AUSTtN AGO,
novzd No. 1l8 Main-st.
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NOTICE 10 hereby given 10 the owners Of the
Lots described in the gong list situated in the
City ot keokuk, Lee County and State Of Iowa,
and all Others interested, that special tax has
been assessed and levied on said lots by the City
Council OF said city for LAYING plank sidewalk in
front VI satd lots designated in above list and
unless payment be made OF the taxes SO levied,
and also all costs. before The 18Th day Of January.
a. ID. 1897, the said lots, much thereof rs
shall be necessary todschsrge 1aid tax and costa,
will be sold on the day aforesaid, at the Mayor
Once in said city between the hours Of o'clock
a. III. and 5o'clock pm.
G, c. STEVENS,
Collector of the City Of keokuk.
Dee %, 18bS-dtd
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From waahington.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Is, 1855

WARRINGTON, DEC. Ic, 1908.
The Secretary Of the Treasury advertises
for proposals to be received until the oath Of
January for a loan Of ten millions, under
the act OF June last.
Tho balance now in the Treasury Is 81.
94l 900. Receipts last week, 81 BIG, Co.,
Amount OF drafts paid, 50, 4G2. 900. Increase
over amount 10 Treasury on the week pre-
vious, $54T 900.
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~ 10 = Feet
THAT mALT0YsS nAL.T1M ONE
q ~ q T - II s

a - y e o p
4 ND therefore, the patrons Of thxt famous Oys-
ier supper, on the 23d inst, given BY the La
dies VI tbs Baptist Church, were saddles when
1t Was I'm namoasiy decided that the eyssers
used on that occasion we're the Oyster; hut per-
haps tho public, and especially those preseni At
that supper, were not aware that more than fseo-
hirds Of all the Oyafers svsd on that epens.o reys
MALTBY,S BALTIMORE OYSTERS, and sss snv
other brand We furnished those Oysters, and
know; and for further information the ladies hay-
ing charge Of that saprer will youch. Aaitby's
Oys.era are sold by Dinner on Third ST.. by Golfers
4 hobcrtson, Nain-st., and 1t our store, Ne. l4e
Main ST., between 6ta and 7th.
Novso-A KELLOGG BlRGE.
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CAPITOL nnsIAIK Ant,

K - ID I o G
fINHE ProPrictors having re-spened and refur.
L furnished he CnPItoi FIESTA aura nj in
the most thorough tser, prepared to furnish
meals 1T all hours and a. 70. rates. They will al
ways have the best tn MARIE ct affords. Oystcrs
and Game served up IN very style.
by Bead per wsek, s3 90.
Rooms suitable for osiess or Lodgings, In the
same building, for rent very low, by the week.
month year.
ii. N BROOKS,
LOWELL HOWE. froprlstors.
dec ID I IN
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Coal, Coal.

From the NEW YORK and Far q ng.
ton m inc.
rINHR subscriber is now prepared 10 furnish this
l superior Coal in quantities to suit purchasers
at The lowest rates, delivered to any part Of the
city or other points on the river. trial will con
vince any sue u Its superiority. Apply Mt the
Office ON EhiId-s'., near Main, over Chaplin 4 Lees
Banf. X. +. PLATT
dee23dly
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Subscriptions for the DAnY GArs CRY. and
wERKIr Valley Vine, must be ACCOMPANIED Nv
the cash in all eases.
DAILY tubscri bers can pay the carrier IL they pre-
fer' once In two weeks. The carrier Is a1vised 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 Gaze Of customers with whom se have
mutual accounts. With such, settlements will he
made quarterly.
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M A ssIs ID .

On Tuesday, 2lst inst, J., the Rev. Jas. BrJwn,
Mr.. Hugh Robertson tof the ftm Of Golfers 4
Robertsof) and Miss Mary sinton, both Of this
city,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
o.,nyr.Nc. ~. ,a7.

ohUSNi Me- NJ. iaJ.
AN 0RntN tNGE ameudatory of Crdinance No. 3,
entitled IAN Ordinance concerning the Asses
ment and Collection of q City Revenue"
Beii ordained BY hs tsty Council IF the CITY Of
ksokak
Section Tina. section No. three (s) OF 0rdin ance
No eight tS) be amended So ne to require the City
Assessor 10 make the city assessment between the
first day day If December of each year and the rss
day Of April Of th. next succeeding year; and
that section No. four az Of said Ordinance No.
eight (st be amended a. to require the said As
SCISSOR in the isehsrec Of his duties to conform
far a. may be practicable, 10 the duties Of Town
ship Assessor, ms defined by chapter No. l52 Of tho
ton to Reveue,' and approved March 3 1855.
Passed December 2lst, 1858.
tArrEsr H. W. SAMPLE,
b. S. MERRIAM Clerk. Mayor.
ATTENTiuN. HaUSEM EEPERSi
DATENT CAHfET SWEEPERSf!i
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wHoLxsALr DEAtsas IN
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING.
Ne. % Main ssrses,
IOWA
Dor lsdAwIy
d e N TT g = r =

- - ~ 4 ! - = II
R. l.. Q. IH6kRSoLL will b pl sassd 10 con-
- ssit With aEy who have diseased and failing
teeth and desire 70 preserve thsa. pscmisinr tue
most socoessfui snh sstisfssory operations In DEN
ntry TO those who condds to him the care Of their
sestl-would aTge that m carly sxamination AID
prompt and thorongh treatmens of decay will
prsserse the teeth per- anently In the mouth.
Tbs best ARTIFICIAL TkETH thai dental akin
snsrd. msy BE- procured NJ bis rooDs, osrner Of Sd
and Main sts., over kix, Hale \ Co.'S Bank, Keo-
n1s. lewA. dee14dtojan1o
LIVERY ktA0LE,
On tIrst.st.. BET. MI ain 4 Ishnsoa.
uksEs, buG6IEs and CAEkTAGEsA
!, : = Of ias best class always ready for
hire. AAc
iorses boarded BY the day or week, at prices to
suit The times.
Transient customers accommodated.
deeld y.VAEuESDaL.
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ffsu THOMAS u. WALK kRi eir-Iou are here.
L by notified that thers il now on G.e In tho Of
fee Of the Clerk Of the district Court Of Lee County
at kcoauk. Iowa, the petition of ID. w. PresselI,
claiming Ut you the sum Of four hun,seed and fifty
eight dollsts and sixty eeaIs nOne due the ga d
D. W, PTesseilon account, and unless you appear
and answer ssid petition before tbe second day
Of the next term VI sale eputt begun and hods In
the eits of heokuk the 6rsi Monday in February,
1852, Judgment will be dere against Jeu thereon
for the full amoant. itl int, rest and costs. You
are further notified that an alta hInent has issued
IN said case against your goods, dc.
e. ". LDWkIE,
Dec. %, is59-d Au'yfor Plaintiff.
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VOLUME X, FOR 1850.

NoLUME n, FOR 1850.
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as the most popular Agricultural, Literary and
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IN osE greater natDber Of Useful and Timely
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T.mes.
The Tenth Volume will be Print, d and fIlu.tr..
ted In Superior style, while its Contents viii vie
with its improved appearance. All who desire a
paper which Ignores Trash, hamhag and dsee ption,
and earnestly seeks TO promote tbs Beat Insrests
and Hume Happiness of its m, rad Of readers in
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each number comprising Eight Double Qaarto
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close Of each volume.
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the kusAL and it Objects. Adarsss
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Nov23dAw Rochester, N. Y.
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Prices Reduced.

II AvINa made arrangements With Eastern
! Mvnufactarers TO fuTnish ms With Kerosene
Lsnps, Wish those Who are not sappticd would
bear in mind that ..can ana viii seli,,
AZ cheap ~ any house In this city. Those mot
wishing 20 lay aside their old Lamps, can, by
leaving them 1T b. aden prug Stores, Nos 81 aua
2i2 MAin-sL, have them changed, II rHIyLixc
* ssnss, soAs to burn Coal Oil.
dscSdzw IL. G. MEKRELL.