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Legal Observation-Disclosures.

Legal NOtice....E rcI osure.
To G. Z. Hyatt and NJ A. Hyatt his wife, VIM. N.
Flaherty and Cynthia A. Fiaher,y his wife.
Francis ]. 0akcs and Abraham W. Buskirk.
partners - Cakes 4 Buskirk:
YOU and each OF you are hereby notified that
there II now on file In the office Of the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, 1t Kcokuk
apetition d sears N. Loveridge claiming Of you,
the said G. r. Hyatt and VIM. n. FlAherty, the
sum OF nine hundred and sixty dollars, with
per cent. interest thereon from June lst, 1857 ON
two notes made by you dated June LIST, 1857, one
for $46s and the other t4s2, each with per cent.
.: months ard ::hs second ::
six months; each payable to b. McQuiliin, and BY
said McQuii.in indorsed to said LoveYidge; and
Also clsiming Of each Of you the foreclosure Of
mortgage made by you, the said G. r. HYATT and
wife and VIM. III. Flaherty and wife to enc John
SHAME dated june lst, 1857, to secure In part said
notes, on tho 1 OF NV. Of section ~. and
the Nh. Of NE. Of section ~, all in Tp. So
n. X. west, Lee county, Iowa, which mortgage
has also been assigned to said LoyeridRe, and
notice Of the tendency Of said suit directed to you
having ~ to you been returned to the last Septcn-
Der term Of said court, 'not fosnd !" and an order
OF publication had. Now, you and each Of you are
further notified that unless you appear and plead
answer or dernur 70 the said petition, on or before
the morning Of the second day Of the next term Of
said court, u be begun and holden 1t the city II
keokuk IN said county on the frst Monday Of Feb
ruary, A. p. 1852, Judgment will b. rendered
against you thereon, BY default.
NOBLE STRONG,
Dec. 1S6S-dlm Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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kE0kUK FEMALE SEMINARY.
IsHls Institution will commence its second SEES
sion ON Monday, Nov. 18th, in the second story
q Dr. sanfcrd's building, corner of Fifth and
Concert streets.
The Board Of Trustees of this Seminary elected
from various reli ious denominations and repre-
senhnga large part OF the Christian community,
desirs by the united and Operative efforts Of the
friends OF education to establish gradually such
en- Institution Is our city requires.
The Principal OF the institution Is Rev. G. A.
VII LlAMs, towhom, or to the Eecretary Of the
boafd, applications for the admission Of pupils
may be made.
The charges for tuition will be 90 and IS in the
ordinary English studies, with small additional
sum Tor incidental expenses. For Latin. French,
herman, &C., extra charges will be made.
It's desirable that persons designing 70 become
pupils be present punctually on the frst Of the
session. Nm. THOMPSON,
President Of the Board Of Trustees.
!iEsaY STRONG, sec'y.
keokuk, Nov. 3, 1850
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II. *. LOVE n co.,
Successors TO Deming 4 Lovs.1
BANKERS


1--WE particular attention TO collections and g
~ nitpromptly on the day Of payment.
Ra4BREHcKs;
bank OF North America New ork.
Dress = Co., fiii.aeipai..
e. W. Clark 4 Co., .
Citisens' Bank, Baltimore.
Bank Of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.
Jno. d. Scully Cashier, do
8. Brady, Cashier, Wheeling.
Branch state Bank Of Ohio, 2anssvills.
Commercial Bank, CINCINNATI.
State Savings Institution, 81. Louis.
Geo. Smith Co., Chicago.
noy24d
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SCUM Carolina senator.

The Legislature Of South Carolina finally
elected Mr.. Chestnut presiden, Of the South
Carolina Senate to the vacant sea, in the e.
,. Senate. MIR, Chesnut's views, i, is said,
accord with those q Senator Hammond and
his election il looked upon as conservative
triumph.
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ca Two lines of stages are already adver-
tised to leave eastern Kansas for the gold re-
gion. They commence running in April, and
will perform their journey in less than two
weeks.
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sohh bkuC
mcCrary Il Bruce,
A TTOR NEYS At law

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
KE0kU ,............... iowa.
1fflGk on Third Street between Main and
OJohnson, over the State Bank.
Prompt attention given TO collecting and
curing claims and CONVEX ancipg.
Titles to reAlestate ex mi q I'd and Notsri bus-
mess transacted. fnoy20dAv
Aeeko3 BFAnCh OF the state SANK
0tIOWa.
'('nis Bank IL now open for the transaction of .
1 henerai banking, Exchange and Collection
business.
Collections win receive prompt attention, and
remtttances wiz DO made for those payable in this
city on the day Of pc yment at the lowest current
exchange.
DIRECTORS.
smith hAmill, saml r. Miller
John q. Floyd, J. w. Cleghorp.
J.C Ramsay, JIM. Billings.
c. dsrber. b.. +. Moody, j. NJ. Shelley.
sAa'LF. MILLER, President.
w. McMILLKS, Cashier.
keokuk, Nov. Q, ,5S-d3m
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~ The Cincinnati Iines tells Of q ssiearn.
cd Judge" 10 thAt city, who Was 80 drunk on
Thanksgiving day that he had 70 be hauled
away from the Court House in a carriage.
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Atrg1nla nemeera,ie oon,snllan

The Democratic State Convention of yir-
GINA, Of which We have but the hfs, DAYS
proceedings, 10 represented as the largest and
stormiest Convention that ever assembled IN
the Old Dominion.
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OYsrEn@Y

a X TR ALL
'Hk best Oyster Soup on record was rot IN NJ
I the famous Oyster supper on the 33d inst !.
given BY the Ladies Of the First Baptist Church.
ana ~ y Was unanimously decided that the FAIR
HAVEN OYSTER IL the Oyter.
4. S.-fhe above brand OF Oystcr Il received.
fresh from the Oyster bed, daily, and for xalo Il
thesmallsum Of 90 cents per Can. by
". II. AUSTIN 4 CO.,
hov1od No. ll6 Main-st.
n. SALT for sale Low ~
~. aasa W.H.AUsTTN 1 co.
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subscriptions for the DAILY GArn Cry and
WEEKLY VALLEY Vine, mus, be accompanied by
the cash in all cases
Daily snbscri bers can pay the carrier II they pre-
Ter, 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 fer in advance,
except in the case Of customers with whom we have
mutual accounts. With such, settlements will be
made quarterly.
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E1Douglas was received in New Orleans
with grand parade hundred guns were
fired, aud the Inequalities officially rendered
By the City Council.
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u An elephant that had escaped from n
msnagsrle 10 Bolton, Miles,, was pursued and
killed on the 4th inst.
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THw DE Morsrs VALLEY Np,e /. rrh,t.b.s
very monday this Office, lie one ofthe oldest
papers In Iowa, and Inns a widely extended cireu-
iauon throughout the Des Moines Valley, North
sru Missouri, and Western lllinois
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Novso-d KELLOGG 4 BIRaE.
Legal Netice.--Forsclos ure OF Mort.
gage.

10 George W. Grimes. Mary r. Grimes, J. w.
simpson, s. G. Parish, J. r. cumminsi
V0U and each Of you are bershy notified til st
1 there Is uow IN fle in the Office Of the CLERK
OF the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, 1t Keo.
kuk, Apetition Of John Randolph and N. v.
Leslie, claiming Of you the said Geo. W crimes
four hundred and Ave dollars ~ Justly due them
being balance due upon two promissory
note executed by you, payable to the order OF
JOHN Randolph snd N. V. Leslie also praying
judgment or the interest at IL per cent per an.
num upon eight huadfed and sevsn y Eve dollars
from February 2lst, 1857, being the face OF said
notes, Also claiming against all Of you the fore.
clos are OF mortgage upon lot four a., In block
cue hundred and nnety-two, In the City Of keo.
kak Lee county, Iowa, executed by the said q co.
W. drimel to said John Randolph and NJ "
Leslie, and praying for sale Of said lot of ground
In which the said Mary H. Grimes, J. w. Stimp
SOD, 8. c. Parish and j. r. Cummins claim to have
some interest sabsequentto PLAINTIFF mortgage
ana that unless you appear and answer thereto on
or before the I'd day Of the term Of said court
to be holden ut keokuk on the 6rst Monday in
February, A. d. 1859 judgment by default wi II
DO rendered against you
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
Dec ~ lh36u Plaintiffs Att'ys
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Ioeai AZ Ieas-lUU Nays.
The second resolution was voted down by
% to "a.
The third resolution was voted down by
vote Of l2T to IL.
johnson and Benton counties voting yea.
The vote was then taken on the first reso-
luton OF the majority report and resulted as
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The OFFICIAL Vote.

We are indebted to our friend, Mr.. Toes
dale, Of the Citizen, for the following re.
turns Of the Official vote. which was counted
and declared Mt the Capital on Wednesday
last
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ga Douglas paper is about TO be start
ed q Norfolk, Va, BY 5. T. Sawyer.
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Total Tor striking out l03. Against, AL.
Motion carried.
Mr. Byington, Of johnson, offered the fol-
towing proviso to the first resolution Of the
majority renort
Provided, That in no event shall the State
be required to loan it's credit, either directly
or Indirectly, to any railroad company.
MIR. Reid, OF Lee Co., read to the Coven.
ton the act denominated the tennessee sys-
tenn OF internal improvements, referred to in
the majority report, and also read an extract
from Hunts Magazine, being part of an
address delivered before a State Convention
IN Tennessee, showing the workings Of the
tennessee system upon the increase Of pop
ulation and value OF property in that State.
lie spoke Tor nearly an hour, defining and
illustrating the Tennessss system, and
urging the adoption Of the majority report.
). ). kirkwood, Of johnson offered the
following amendment to the maority report.
Resolved, That should it become the poll
cy Of the State, that in the future the credit
of the State shall be used to aid in the con.
struction OF railroads, justice will require
that the debts already contracted by cities
| and counties for the construction Of railroads
shall be assumed by the State.
lie argued the amendment ably and at
considerable length. Gen. Reid opposed the
amendment.
Jacob Butler, OF Muscatine, made remarks
| upon the amendment and also upon the gen.
erai report.
Mr.. Butler spoke for over half an hour
lie urged his views with great energy and
ability, showing that the majority report
contemplated either loan of the credit OF
the State, or else gift of eight millions by
the State, and opposing the entire majority
report by great variety of facts and argu-
ments, and that the Tennessee system was
utterly unadapted to the Constitution and
condition Of Iowa.
VIM w. Jerome, Of Clinton, spoke with
much earnestness and at considerable length,
favoring the majority report.
| Mr. SCOTT, of Clinton spoke against the
majority report, urging that it was uncon-
stltutional and unjust to require money to be
raised and expended for any special or ia
vored raods--that if there be any law ii
should be general.
Mr. Smeed, of Bremen Co., addressed the
Convention IN favor Of the majority report,
citing facts to show the need OF State aid TO
| open up the central and western portions of
| the State.
a. Q. Patterson, Of Muscatine, addressed
the Convention ably and at some length, OPP
posing the majority report, showing that
corporations ordinarily are soulless and in-
sensible, and that money con6dsd to them
Will, eT necessttafe, be squandered.
The Convention hereupon adjourned to
O'Clock p IN.
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II - = Fact
THAT MALTnY,E BALTIm OmE
@ Z r e r 8

u ID \
"A ND therefore, the patrons Of that famous Oys-
y Ter supper, on the Esd inst, given nv IN. Il.
dies of the Baptist Church, were mistaken when
1t was unanimously decided" that the Oysteru
used on that occasion were fAs Oyster: but ner-
haps the public, and especially those presenf AT
that supper, were not aware that more than tpo.
thirds Of all the Oysters seyvrd on thaf epent,o .ry,
MhLTBf'S BALTIMORE OYSTERS, ana NOT an '
other brand We furnished those 0ysters, and
know; and for further information the ladies hay-
Ing charge OF that SUPPER will vouch. Matby' 4
Oysters are sold by Dinner Third st.. by Golfers
1 Robertson, Main-st., and at our store. No Iaq
Main.st., between eta and 7th
Nova0~d KELLOGG kIRaE
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A Ls0, fine as.or tment Of Prayer Books, &
IA OGDEN, BR0WNELL 4 CO.'S
nov30d CfrY Book SroRx.
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j. X. RICKEY'S
COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE,
Land and General Agent,
TELLIGE NGE OFFICE.
NO. II MAIN-ST,,

AND
Mt Il l. l. q ENCE OFFICE,
NO. II MAIN-ST.,
kE0kUK, ............ IOWA.
RUYS. Sells, Exchanges, Rents or Leases Pro-
- perty Of every kind.
Advances Money on, and sells, Goods of every
kind.
Draws Deeds Mortgages and Agreements, and
examines Titles To Property.
Giyes reliable information respecting the Price
g p--cre-.y.
Takes gcments.
IL Agent for Insurance Co npanies
Inquiries BY Letter promptly replied 10.
Negotiatcs Leans, makes Collections
Obtains, Exhibits, Buys aud Sells Patent Rights
Loans Money on Collateral Security.
Low charges. never tiriug energy, and puuctual-
ity, are the leading features n this House.
Refer TO the following gentlemen:
Il. T. Lowe, Governor.
Hon. Thos. ". Ciagett.
Coco. Anderson Co., Bankers.
Xix, Hale 4 Co.. Bankers.
&TAgencies and Business Solicited.
Sept. 4, '68-d
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Ladies' Fancy Hair Pins
A n assortment ust received at No.. Estes
"A House, corner OF Main and 9th streets.
Dec2-d s. u. BRIDGES
ga FERRIES.
I n BBLS. receid this morning and for sale by
" nov23d KELLOGG d BIRaE.
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NOBLE 4 STRONG,
Dec. =, ls3S-d PLAINTIFF Att'ys
Legal NOtIce...FOreCl 0sMFe.
% =. u. Barbridgc. j Y. Rohinson

To s. q. Burbridgc, j n. Robinson
VOU and each of you hereby notified tina.
there Is now ON file in the othce OF the Clerk
OF the District Court For Lee County, Iowa, ut
heokuk, apetition Of Minerva Y. Walker, claim
ing OF you one thousand dollars, and interest at
10 per cent from May IL, 1857 upon a promissory
note executed by you, payable to her order one
year From said date also ying the foreclosure
Of mortgage executed BY you to her TO secure
the payment Of said note, and two other notice,
each for one Thousand dollars, upon fifty feet
OF front end of lot twelve, in block twenty
four, IN the City OF kfokuk, Lee County, Iowa !;
ana that unless you appear and answer thereto on
before The I'd day of next term OF said District
Court, To be holden At kcokuk ths FIRST Monday
In February, A. ID. 1859, Judgment will be rem
dered against you by default.
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No. 1bl mRiu-St., KIOkUk.
~-----~-~---- .~N~-----~
No E4xcase for bad bread.
AM now preparing n very superior article Of
! Yeast Powder, which warrant to be M good il
not superior TO any other in the market, and at
nearly yo one Aaif the prics. y. y. VOWEL,
S0O GALLONS Pure Linssed OH for sale BY
OOU s. b. VOWEL,
sep2ed Isl Main-st.
IVY y. b. VOWEL,
sep1d ISL Aain-st.
1000 LBS. Prime Potash /. - :. ' ySn !;
sep5sd l6I Maln-st.
200 GALS. Spirits Tursntine for sale BY
OOO S. b. VOWELL,
sep2sd 15l MAin-st.
~OU s. b. VOWEL,
sep20d ISL Main.st.
+ ARD Oil, sperm Oil, and Fish OIL, for sale low
.spssd . D Y Is, M.In,,..
/ Mount Eagle Tvfpolt.
I'VE best article known for cleaning and bur
nishing Gold, Silver, Copper, Steel, Tin. and
All other metals also, for cleaning Windows, Mir
rors and Glass ARE r. IL VOWEL
sep2sd ISL Msin.st.
HAVE on hand general assortment Of al the
1 popular Patent Medicines Of the day, which
warrant to be genuine.
Sept I'D No. Isl M.in..t.
FEMtuMEKIi PEHEUMER
HAVE just received fresh supply Of X. Be-
i. B. vowKLL,
nov2sd No. l6l Man.st.
i A FULL assortment Of Extracts for the Toilet
"A soaps, pomadss, Phiiocomss, Shaving Creams.
etc, for sale by 8. B. VOWEL,
noyz<d No. ISL Msinst.
FOh CMAPPED HANDS.
4 Il "a ~ Ina rdf ~ L.
nss va ). B. SWo o' ,si hi,
RosE LIP BALM--A very superior article. for
II sale by s. B VOWEL.
/ nov23d No l5l Maln.t
! GAGEI SAGE II SAFE II for sale BY
~ +. b. vowkLL,
nov2sd No. Isl Main-st.
insure four Merchandise, stores
and Dweliingsi
Policies OF Insurance issued at the lowest
| rates, at this Agency, in prompt
paying Companies.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL 100000.
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO., OF HARTFORD.
CAPITAL S200, 700.
MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL $1,000
CITY FIRE INSURANCE co, or HARTFORD.
CAPITAL $250,0OO.
WIN. W. BELKNAP, Agent.
pecl-aim becosd-st., near Main.
Lite, Fire and Marine Insurance
Agency.
poLIClEs Of Insurance Issued at the lowest
rates In the following reliable srst class com
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
or NEW YoaK
This is the safest and most reliable Life Insurance
company In the world. with an accumulated
Fund Of over $4,000, 900.
ATLANTIC FIRE AND MARINE ms. CO.,
or PROVIDENCE, RI.
Capital eiSo,OOO 90.
SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE ms. co.,
sPkIsoFnLD, MASS.
Capital $50, 900.
PEORIA MARINE FIRE INSURANCE co.
PKokiA, ILL.
Capital $500 200 90.
Those desiring Insurance will do we'll to call ut
the gcncy once Of q nrMaNn
nosIoalm MAin-ss-, over ogdens Book Store,
r. r. LOMAX,
Alter At Law
WILL practice regular ly in the District Court
~ Of the United States at Burlington in this
District Court Of Lee County, and In the Supreme
Court Of this State.
:, once on second-st., frat door over the Banking
House OF W. Thompson 4 Co.
noyi6d6m
~ 'hosFsos. d. w.. BAILEY.
WIN. THO Epson 4 Co.,
BANKERS,
Corner OF MAIN ana second sts..
Nov. 3, 5s-d
oKo. h'cRARY ,n.. 1870.
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." II
fof Judge springer majority. SIS
Tor Dist. At's-Iracy's nlsI
rpr Board Of Observation-Disclosures = msj ... I4g
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~ ney st T. W.,
M LII practice regular ly In the District Court
OF the United states at Burlington, in thr
District Court Of Lee County, ard In the supreme
Court Of this State
- onice on second-st., frst door over the Banking
House OF W. Thompson Co.
noyi6d6m
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I lie
| Convention met at O'Clock pursuant to
adjournment.
| Ex-Gov. Baker moved that all q speakers be
| limited to ten minutes. Motion carried unan.
imously.
lie Grand Byington, Of johnson, withdrew
his resolution which he offered to the consid-
GRAFTON OF the Convention in the forenoon,
| and stated that he desired the whole question
TO 30 before the Convention aud the people
OF the State, upon the constitutionality OF
the proposed aid, and upon the expediency of
the thing, stated that the action Of the Con
vention was foregone conclusion; that the
majority report would pass a. its friends act
ed by concert and in harmony--whist its op-
ponents were not SO acting--said in bis Judy
ment it is manifestly unconstitutional, II
constitutional, said he believed it also mex
pedent.
Upon concluding his remarks, he moved
the following resolutions as an amendment
to the majority report, striking out oil after
the word resolved, and that each resolution
be voted upon separately, and BY counties.
Resolved, That loan Of the credit OF the
State, after the manner Of the Tennessee law,
referred to in this Convention, or ia any 9TH
er manner or form to any railroad company.
would be a violation Of Article of the Con-
sti,u,ion Of the State.
Resolved, That the Constitution OF Iowa
does not require, and that it would be a pal
pabla abuse OF the executive discretion. for
the Governor to convene the General Assem-
bly, Of this State 10 extraordinary session for
the purpose Of extending State aid to the
railroad companies Of the State.
Resolved, That upon general principles Of
f.e..c and governmental policy, .here i need
OF revision OF our State Constitution and
that IN the opinion of this Convention the
General Assembly a, its next regular session
should adopt the necessary measures to in.
augurate such revision.
Mr. Hornlsh, OF Keokuk, smoke TO the re-.
port OF the majority, and against the resolu.
tlons introduced by Mr.. Byington. Stated
that II the Constitution was u bar Ia State
ard, he would have il at once amended. Ie
WAS Democrat, and believed in the soyer.
eignty Of the people, and il the Constitution
was not right il should be revised at once
Iowa could not recover from the nightmare
that was upon her except by the rendering Of
State aid.
Said county and city bonds were at a great
discount. Whilst State bonds were sough,
and would IN any market command premi-
nm. The spirit Of this Convention would
start the spirit Of reform all over the State,
hir. Byington replied to the speech OF the
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CITY FIRE INSURANCE co, OF HARTFORD.
CAPITAL $250,0O0.
VIM. W, BELKNAP, Agent,
DeelAIm s~eo.d.t -, E.i~
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CITY VARIANTS.
t0An IN CITY WARRANTS, aud a Sun all amosnt
poVV in County Warrants, wanted by
G. IL. DIMUND,
Office over ogden's Book Store,
dec7dyt Man S,r,nt
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PHOENIX INSURANCE CO., OF HARTFORD,
CAPITAL G200. 900.
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SECOND pfsr.

20 Wand yer's maj y, 2.7se
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TMe 1yOOk m T,A~~.

CONTAINING the rudiments Of the game, an
~ eimentery analysis Of the most popular OPEN
ings exemplihed in games actually played by the
great masters. Also series VI Chess Tales, with
Illustrations from original designs, by Il. Il. Ar.
nell. Fo. saie by NJ. W. WESCOTT,
novlId Successor to Cave d Barber.
pIckLEs, IN Vinegar, by the 1ossn, for saIs by
= augdAw w. II. AUSTIN co.