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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-15

COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE,
Land and General Agent,
AND
INT r l. ENCE OFFICE,
NO. ~ MAIN-ST.,
kEOkUk,
DUYS. Sells, Exchanges, Rents or Leases Pro-
- Ferty Of every kind.
Advances Money on, and sells, Goods Of every
kind.
Draws Deeds. Mortgages and Agreements, and
examines Titles to Property.
Gives reliable information respecting the Price
Of Property.
Takes Acknowledgements.
Is Agent for Insurance Co npanies.
Inquiries by Letter promptly replied to.
Negotiates Loans, makes Collections.
Obtains. Exhibits, Buys and Sells Patent Rights
Loans Money On Collateral Security.
Low charges, never firing energy, and punctuai-
ity, are the leading features u this House.
Refer TO tho following gentlemen:
X. p. Lowe, Governor.
Hon. Thos. VI clagett.
Geo. C. Anderson Co., Bankers.
kix, Hale 4 Co.. Bankers.
Sl.v Agencics anu business solicited.
Scpi. 4, $50
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Cs.ParsnersAip.

The undersigned, having tornedA CO. Partner
ship uudsr the name and st e Of Hainos 1YothsF,
snd purchased NJ entire interesi of A. q. farrar,
Nill time the businsss u manufacturing SasA,
Doors, Blinds, Flooring, Pump-Tubing, 6c., 81
tAS old stand. corner Of ABiun Streets, near the
Reokuk 1 IT. Dss MoiAss Ksil koAd Depot.
ROBERT uAlAkO,
Ksekuk sept. -, ~. p. .. HAINES.
oot8-d
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Dlss0lutIOn.
fIvHE Co-PaftnersLip heretofore existing bs-
i tween the subscribers, under the name and
arm OF farrsr = Haines, IL this day dissolved W
mutual consent. Robert 4 +. q. uslpes will coa-
tinue in the business, and sign tho name Of the
drm in liquidation. hoy will also settle all CO.
be paid them. a. =. fAkkAk,
k0BERT HAINEH.
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LARGE assortment Of Russel \ kWArd,s
IA Butcher Knives just recsived and Tor sale
very low by d. W. 1 II. TUCKER.
nov6dAw2m
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Rork ana LaSl CIoavers.
4 VERY superior article jast received and for
IA sale lov BY 4. W. 4 IA. TULkER.
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RisssburUA - PhilaAslpAia.
Trains Leave Pittsburgh - foilows: Nail I ..
m; Fast Limo p. m; Express Mail e;A0 p. m.
The kspress Mail Runs Daily, tho other two
Sundays excepted. Making Direct Con-
n-ctions with all trains from
81 Louis, Mo-; Dubuque. keokuk and Iowa City,
Iowa Cairo, koek lAland and Chicago, ILL.,;
Lexington and louisville, KY; Terrs
usute, indianapolis and Lafayette,
Ind; Cincinnati, Columbus, bay
ton, Toledo, Cleveland,
Ianesyiile, Crest
line, MAssi-
Ion and Wooster, Ohio.
Also, Kansas, Nebraska, Minnesota. and
All R0ints An the West.
~ SAkE A. Low As ~ AEr oraKR ROUTE -
Passengers from the West can rely upon
this ~ being the shortest and most
expeditions route to
BALTIMORE, NEW YORK.
AND ALL EASTERN CITIES.
THos. MOORE, Agent
Passsngcr Liner of Penn. X. n, Philadelphia.
Jan. 1, 6S-d
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OYa.IERNl

A FAI R TRI Al!
TlyHR best Oyster Soup on record was got up at
j thu famous Oyster supper on the 43d inst,
given BY the Ladies Of the First Baptist Church,
and IL was unanimously decided that the FAIR
HAVEN OYSTER 10 the Oyter.
r. e.--Ihs abovs brand Of Oyster II received,
fresh from the Oystcr bed, daily, and for sale ii
the snallsum Of 90 CO ats per Cas-, by
w. A.AUSTLN Leo,
nov2M No. lI8 Natn-st.
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CHARLES KADMA
HAIR DRESSES II.

I ATE Of Paul's celebrated Saloon, No. Al Court
L. landt st. New York, would respectfully tender
his professional services the citisens OF keokak
and vicinity, and gives notice that be has opened
An cstab shment corner Of I'd and johnson ats,
opposite the 8alt House, where, by punctual at
tentica to business he hopes to secure the patron
ago Of this community.
SHAVING,
HAIR CUTTING,
AND SHAMpOOING,
Dsme VIII Neatncss ANA DlsPatch.
G, X. has on hand choice stock Of Pcrfamsry,
Lubin's Extracts, DC. which he ofcrs for sale ~
the lowest New York Prices.
Sept. l. 'Ss-dy
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WlNTER GOODS.
nuKE'S BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM rs
~ well filed with all kinds Of goods in his line
for the season.
Overshoes in quality, price and extent of variety
decidedly tho best stock IN the city. They must bs
sold.
slippers--T Toilet. Dancing and Ccmrer. sc-
Ladies', Gentlemen, Misses, Boys, Youths aad
Children. Very cheap.
Water proof Bouts, hair lined and canpaigned,
With gam " leather soles.
Drsas and common Boots Of every description, ON
haad and made 10 order. ALL CUSTOM WORK
WARRANTED.
In addition to the Boot ann Shoe busineEs Duke
10 Agent Tor two oi the best Sewing Machines ex-
tant- Weeds Patent and J. NJ. Singer 1 Co. 's--of
which he keeps specimens constantly on hand
singers Family sewing Machines are now sold for
$50. Persons wanting good Boots, shoes or Sew.
tng Machines, will hnd this just the place 10 ret
them. Remember tits no trouble TO show goods
or Machines 1t the "BlG BOOT" Store, No. 6e
Main-st., ksokuk, lows.
nov 14d
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THAT MALTnYss UALTIMOk
q z H = Il e S
a n u q q ID
A ND therefore, tho patrons Of that famous 0gs-
~ ter supper. on the I'D inst, given by the La
dies Of the Baptist Church, were aof mstaken when
It was "unanimously decided" that the Oysters
used on that occasion were iAs Oyster; but per-
hsps the public, and especially those present al
that supper. were not aware that more than ttco-
MALTBY'S BALTIMORE OYSTERS, and nor any
other brand. We furnished those Oysters, and
know; and for further information the ladies hav-
Ing charge of that supper Will youch. Maitby i
0ysters are sold by Dinner, on Third.st., by Golfers
4 Robertson, Main-st., and ut our store, NJ. l49
NJ ain st., between 6ta and 7th.
Nov30-d KELLOGG Il BTRGE.
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PtasseSc4ss Hair.
n IN hand and for sale ut u lowest market rats
Va large lot Of Plss.erers air
S.W. d. III. TUCKER,
nAy1S Sign Of the Rcd Padlosk.
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Moore's Rural Now-YoYkeY.
rRRLEApiNe AHp LARossr CIRCULATED
Agricultural, Literary and Family Journal.
VOLUME X, FOR 1859.

TIE RURAL Nxw-YoRxRR liz 70 widely ind favor
ably known in the East and West, North and south
the most popular Agricultural, Literary and
Family Newspaper Of the Age, that We omit all
expietives In announcing the Tenth Volume. Suf-
6ce il to say that effort expense II be spared
fully maintain and increase its reputation ~ the
Best Journal OF its sGiass-rendering it, cmphati-
nahw ehnS A.rA
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The TYibune ALMANAC Ser $3.50,
Containing the klection Returns and the ssual
matter, win be pnblishen about Christmaa. Price
Is csnts IL copies, postpaid for Eli loo sspsss,
postpaid, for 4s. address ~ above.
nov3dAM
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BLAcKwooD.s EDINBuRaH MAG, Crery.

These Periodicals. ably represent the three great
political parties OF Great Britain--Whig. Tory,
and RAdicsi-hut politics forms only one feature
found writer's on Science Literature, Morality and
Religion, they stand. they have ever stood. un-
rivaied in the world Of letters. being considsrsd
spcnsahle to the scholar and tho professional
they furnish more correct and satisfastory record
Of the current literature Of the day, throughout
the world. than can b possibly obtained from any
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LEONARD SCOTT u com
Reprint Of ths British Periodicals and the
Former Guide.

I SCOTT ACo., OF NEW YORK, CONTINUE
IL. to pshlish the following leading British Pc
riodicals, viz:
THK LONDON QUARTERLY, tConssfvativs)
THE EDINBUkGH REVIEW, (whig.)
3.
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW, fFreschurch.)
4.
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW, ,tLihsrai.)
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JUsEPH BLECH

Main.st., bet 9th and sth........ ......-KEOKUK,
MANUFACTURES Of al kinds of Cakes and
.vl Candies, Pyrsmids, 10. All orders for parties
will b promptly attended 70. At the shortsst mo-
stice and in the most approved style.
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The receipt Of ADVANCE SHEETS from tho
British publishers gives additional value 70 these
Reprints, inasmuch ~ they can now BE- placed Ia
the hands Of subscribers about ~ the orgi-
nal editions.
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In all the principal cities and towns, these works
will be delivered, Free - PosaNgo. when
sent by mail, the PosrAss 10 any psst of ths Uni
ted States, will be but - Ccmss = ysar for
ssBtack wood J" and but ~ Cents = rear for
each Of the Reviews.
N. B.-The price In Great Britain of the fvc
Periodicals above named Il about 1hirty-ons Doll
lars per xnnum.
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For any one Of the four Reviews, $S
For any two Of the four Reviews, -
For any three Of the four Reviews,
For ail four Of the Reviews, ST
For Blackwood's . Magazine, 81
For Black wood and three Reviews, 90
For Rack wood and the four Reviews, 10
paymsts 70 be made in all Gases in adysnce.-
Money current in the State where issued will
received ut par.
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Sure Copnections are made with this Road,
Daily ~ h Buriingsen, Plymouth ana
00lncy.
Passenger can leave 4 sokuk for Burlington
livery EvsssHe--for Plynouth or Quincy svxRY
MeRRina.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-24

EaA@ABLa AT PLEASURE.
OnesIuare year, 8So-Eaoh additloEag sqaa-e SO
Advertisers exceeding the spaca eantractef
HoFs will BE charged SER the excess.
IN LHE WEEKLY
osE DoLLAR per basrefoE tIs ast and FIrs rsor &c
suisaquent insertion.
Advertisements puslishsl jn6sil tls pay ard s7ssEiy VIZ
Be charged the fail dily stes With 9uehaif ts E at
added
7rzasisgi .idpsrsrsass BAsf 5s paid 6ratfss tss ~
To CorresPoadents. Ezra ~ Z
Il Fii save ne great desl af trorhis q Cur
treuds in Uriaug % vii bear IN mind te felieFine ruis
Alaays give thsdate post Once county snd Eft IA tie oy
u yourlett-r
r yu wish ths rehaugeifrOn oesto asOt, give
10th Offices in fuii.
i you write On tusnsss and matters write o. separate
sheets oi paperf Or different leaves nf one sie1t.
Letters ald communications solicited upon
subjects Be Of Information Interest TIE prfs
Anou5nous communications q whatever clracsss sera
n0attentien.
Correspondents should write only upon one esii 81 rr
heeaanot undertake b return ected courlunicator
All letters On business should be directed EessEs 81
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NEW MUSIC STORE.
NsfN G. ID, BENSON & BRO, Whole.
~ sE sale and Retail Dealers in Piano Fortes,
q. "A. Prince sMelodeous, Buffalo, n. Yf II ~ III III
Church and Parlor Organs Guitars, Fio-s =
lnosiio Acoors0a5, Flutes, Flagoes R, Drums, TsfnbaO
large catalogue Sheet Musc uso Books and In
Of all kinds. Orders from the country will
prompt attention. Pianos tuned AccOreons and all other inru
ment9 repaired No. 80, Union Street, st door from College
septs3
BONNING'S CITY BRASS HAND.
EEVHEs Band fully organizes with twelve In sFta
ii struments, and its members hatter themselves -
that they prepared 70 furnish good Music
Band in the State. They respectfully call the attention ~
Of hasons, Odd Fellows and other societies., we'll private
gentlemen to their facilities for furnishing Music for PrOossons
Celebrations, &c. Their shall Be moderate. address,
J. P. BARTHELL, See,y, or f
S-PRoF. BONNING's QUADRI6LE RAsDis preusrrd
70 make for Music for Balls Parties, on vesy
reasonable terms. Address as above. jsh22-dIy.
TRIAN0S.s-Ws have received fcarteen more
Il NeE Piano F0rtes from those ruriYalled
Makers Light, Newton & Bradbury, and Hames7 d B NJ
able pleased these instruments exainsd
all, whether they desire purchase not. Every Piano
sold by shall be warranted to in every respect
hb10 W. 4 r. FREEMAN
PIANO FORTES, LOOKING-Gs4ASSEzS, &C.
VETE have now in sore, hue tock Of Pianos,
Wv NeloGeons, Window Shcdes, Artists, Ms ~
tersls &C., and are sill manufacturing Insde u III
added argey to stock Of ORNAMENTS FOA 6IRR0RS,
&c In q word, intend To TuEEs, please
customers and induce them to patronse homes instead Of
''iSi5iIS fs5iS-tf tf'0s-' war. FRESHMAN.
CO-Par1nePship Notice.
n HAVE this day associated business WITH me- John Z. Gilker
Il and Edward Edwards, the business will hereafter be
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Notions and trimmings:

z--
Notions and Trimmings!
-.
ming'' Thrss Of all kinds Combs Buttons &C. Se.i Hosiery
Tants, in DIV CioeI, sors
'--AN'> anu + AMI ID ''''' --1--
"A'h TN" greatest Na'rie'T o. 4 ATii''iihi'''
200 Cases FANCY PRINTS OF American can
english and French 1n"n"i"o'E-e'
so Cases BIeached DOmestic' all quali-
A'A1AN''S'
100 h''ai's "a ana ma. 1's OSN ]Ai'U tA'S
100 R.I.s RRoyN ana RLEaCHED
DRILLINGs; $40 aE
40 Cases PLAID LINsRY;
pLAIDs. etc:
20 Gases SAATlNEISj
80 Cases KEhRsENSj
5000 Negro BLANKETS OF all quRIitie (,
lO'' OO@AA Dl-A 'iAii''
IA ELM Is ~ = U.s. ''i-1A1' M - go
Nh1rn GNnRng cries
me y O'-' -1'- I'm VI u y
S.-.- .,.,u,.
w.~Trr, "a S.Trx u1uucyNS- ,g all
.----.- ss.
Hrkonar.Rnv vp,vpws. an callers:
-, .
I-A-'N' SAi1A '" h'S'
...o,,,,.n, ~. -. ,..,;,,, a.. ..,. =. ,s
We have eyer oereand Win be sold to prompt ssIcrsOn
liberal time.
Ready-Made Clothing!
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e.--s0 oxss Luusb9rn $40 sTsss9 sSRssi0'
Tobssso, fos sale eEy.i9' 4l''ASS N4'N -
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ENENE TEASss-Just received from . large Ilportes Of
Teas good assortment OF Imperial GnnpOEder Solong
Black Teas, for sale BY the large small quantity By
A ETFFTCH.
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EHWEEIE 1setAStcsaU EACteE4s
w r. Soes eIS is5 .ss ias' se ai s - si'' os a
more. and g 19ui manufacturing
COITAGE BEDSTEdDS, LOUNGES dc.
Of every sruton trade and custome~s generally
Once and Waerooms Spring Cherry where
viii also kes assortment Of cheap Chairs, bureaus,
&C. and viii also keep hand and make order every Grlp
ton Of Mattresses &c Persons ordering from distance
rely on having Lher orders filed. Respectfully,
" X. CORNELIUS, Agent.
zg.rrv1 q CO. Pr,prfetors spr2d-f
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MACHINE MADE HORSESHOES.
- THE TROY IRON ANDNAIL FACTORY, ~
M N At Troy, n. Y, have IIEnry Burdens I'm M N
M approved HORSE SHOE Machinery nCWH
Yin successful operation, and prepared toW
VI execute orders for Horse and Mule shoes, OfN n
any Weight and Pattern, at price but little
above the prise OF Horse Shoe IRON
The quality Of Iron used in these shoes is warranted in every
respect Thee approved o. and used by
the United Government exClusvey also by Of tbs
principal Stage and OMNIBUS Companies and Horse Shees
roughoTt country. These Shoes purchased through
principal and Iron Stores in the United States.
addressed the subscriber, az Troy, will receive prompt
attention. WM z. BURDEN,
anrli-IR AGENT. Troy. = YORK.
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TRUNKS AND VALISES.
n ApIEs' extra size Sole Leather Trunks;
4 do extra size Travelling Trunks; -gJl ~
Gents fine sole leather Trunks; -- sSsN Il N
60 do do Yalises; rszasA4-k,
Co Kossuth Trunks;
de Hogskin do iron frame.
For sale by BRADSHAW & RUTLAND.
jau25 No. 80, UnCn Street.
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WANTED.

"TANTED genteel, active business partner wi
w cash capital Of SlO00 in genteel, profitable and
business. which will pay fifteen hundred dollars
year, Che be business man, Address Immediately r
this ofice. isug25-du
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RICH SILK ROSES.
HOMPs son * co.
Have J"st Received
ANEW LOT or
DoUBLE SHIRT
a
ana
two FLOUNcED
SILK ROBEs.
yEHX BEAUTlFUI-
@ THOMPSON 4 CO.
oces, % -
ANARCHISTS, ,CATHOLICON,ressivsis forsals
AL b DEMoYILLE BELL
DARRYPS TRECOPHEROIJs, 6vons' Cstnarion
ID Woods Hair Restorative, Mrs Aliens Hair Eest0er and
zyobssan, Collins Kal0zlne, received and for salehJ
DENoyILLE { BELL.
GUM DROPS and Jujubs Paste, Bryaa's PuluOnle va
M feF, New England Cough Syrup, received and for 81 e ~
DENOVILLE 3 BELL-
GALES AMERICAN SHAVING SOAP, LoEs
-4 DEMOvILLE BELL.
DURNETT's CBo.,onl COD LIVER OIL, fresh
DENOYEELE & BELL.
TTyANANT,s sFLTzEH APERTENF,s frssIsup-
DENOvILLE BELL.
OSGOOD,s INDIA CEIOLAGOGuE, an unfaillag
" remedy for Fever and Ague, for sale b
CHEMICALS, &c, &c., sayehnine, liorphia, Qu
nine sulph Cnehona Laetuearur, EatsFian ehlooiorm
Ether Acid Nitrate Mecury Yaet Mass Causc Potash
Lactrss Iron Tactic Acid Lead sslseins Iod
sum, Od Silver AroPa Nsatrs Iodine Io Irons Nitrate Of
Silver, Iodd Sulphur, Nsleiuaie Iod Mercury, Ammo
mated Copper, Ext OpiuH, Indian Hen, Pperins Sc
novs DEMovILLE BILL.
ANDREW J. SMITH,
10 IS, BR0AD RAT, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
TENNESSEE IRON, CASTINGS, NAILS,
sTnz, WAGON Axirs, EE1PTIc SPRINGS.
Nd all other articles n his line Of business which he offers
n wholesale and reA loEf for cash. ~ the aboyestand
lsoo-g
Negroes for sale.
n HAVE quite number OF Nsg'Os hand for sale Amongst
them exCsllent Seamsrs and House Servants, and
'sspi Split q 0''''' "-'''' WI. BOYD. Jp
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
UsHAM G. HARRIS Governor Of the State Tennessee: To
e., an made so Bo1n 6ealH e 3 e assS & osl Z oS % 5 s
having committed the offence Of embeziemen has
eed from justice, and Is running at large
Nov, therefore, J. Isam G. Harris, Governor aforesaid by
virtue Or the power and authority IN vested do hereby odera
he d r. e. w. Burton and deliver hin 70 he shsr or Jsitr
Of county Of Davidson in order that justice in that behalf
may be had and executed.
- In testimony whereof, ] have heleunto ny hsndsnd
& caused the reatsea Of the State to be sxe at Nash
(L''.i vile, the 3lst day Of Nay, 1858.
By the Governor:
J. 4. r. Ray, Secretary Of State
unsl2-f
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TTVHE above U5uss having been thoroughly n
Ieftted fs now open for lie reception Of tray sgA
sers The proprietor hopes from his long expe f5SSa
Eence 10 business, and lbs determination 70
spare no pains supplying his table with the best
tie mzrket sJ0r,s and to merit and receive . -
share Of patronage.
Day Bsarlers, 81 so
Week B0arjeTs, . %
WM. ". WINBOURN,
NARA Proprietor.
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D. d. 9 . R 2 y ,

EUNERAL UNDERTAKEER.--Iam am prepared p
furnish Of description, irum the fine Caskst 10 te
painest Servants Conn, together with everything for
Funerals. All riss left my Waer0ons, DesieTick street.
next door TO UEuGp Livery Stable. between Cherry and
Summer Streets g receive prompt attention both day and might
Furniture al nds repaired and made 10 order, ia the
best style. - ---,,r,-
july9 .. "a. O-- OLIa1L
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FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
BOOTs AND SHOES.


RADSHAW & RUTLAND,
10. So EETOK STREET, l-a
HAVE justreesiveds fresh supply OF BOOTS "a.
E and SHOES, which viii be sold st the sery low
Ft&N est prices. FMy
a. Leddes Lasting Gatsrs, With and without heels -
Ladies' Lasting Congress Caters, with and without heels
Thick and Thin Sole Kid Booees, heels snd no heelsi
do Front Laced Lasting Caters
do French en- brodered Slippers, something nieei
do White Kid Slippers and RosetEi
do Rs siippeIE, trmmed heeled and no heels.
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN
Misses Thick Thin Sole Sid and Goat BOetee heeledi
do Black Lasting Gaiters
do Kid Slippers;
Thick Sole School Shoes;
Qhildrsns Kid ad goat Bootes, thick and thin SOiei
DO Black lasting Gailsz;
do Fancy heeled Shoes:
90 Ankle Ties and Slippers.
FOR GENTLEMEN
entlemens' extra Quilted Bottom Boots; e
do do Calf Water Proof 60
do do de Pump do
do do do Stitched do
do D. Congress Caters:
Do do P. L. do do .s-r
do Pump Calf Oxford Ties
do D.. s. do do do
do Cloth Congress Gaiten;
do Lasting Ties.
all articles kept Shoe stor 70 which inTits the at
tsntion Of all wanting articles IN eur line. - -
Is nRs BRADSHAW RUTLAND.
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gas66iIIe Onion an0 ansric1
I'D b TrI.lEe 80 Il. 80


-Es LINES or LEss coSsrlrUrE a soUA.u.
~ rrrr n trrw
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-04-01

was there was never before known in that
neighborhood since the one grand jubilee
at the end of the revolutionary war,
when victory was gained over the red
coats. Our parents had us to relate the
sad tale over again. They needed not
words to tell them how dear we were to
each other My father took Kate by the
hand, and her father took mine, leading
us together, her hand was placed in
mine, with a solemn blessing from both
the old soldiers. A minister being pres
ent and all things ready, we were joined
together, world without end. Kate has
five children. My first is boy whom /
call Grapes; my second daughter
whom | call Kate; my third Robert, my
fourth Edward, and my fifth little Char
ley. And thus concludes, my friends,
the story of my first love-"
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-04-01

q R & G & TT n E
Written Expressly for the Prairie News.
MY FIRST LOVE.
CONCLUDED.

Seated beneath one of those tall, state
ly long-leaf pine trees, so common in
North Carolina, might be seen pale, but
lovely girl of seventeen, with clasped
hands and eyes turned toward heaven in
deep, earnest prayer. Her beautiful dark
hair, which was ever so carefully arrang-
cd, now hung in rich profusion over a
neck and shoulders that would rival the
lily in whiteness. The breeze, as it cut
its way through the leafy pine, made a
low mournfil noise quite in unison with
the feelings of this sad, sad girl she ut
tered not word, get her prayer grew
more earnest as she listened to this mourn
full sound, and thought of her desoate
and lost condition This girl, gentle rea-
der, was the lovely Kate, she who, during
her whole lifetime, had never been so
long absent from some kind friend to aid
her in distress, or answer to her call
Her spirits were wrought almost to a
state of distraction; yet, one would not
have so judged her, to have seen how
calmly she sat gazing at the starry hea-
vens, for the storm which had ragged so
furiously had abated, the dark clouds had
passed away and left unobscured the stars
and moon, which shone with all their
wonted brilliancy. But, perhaps the rea-
der would like to know how she came to
he here. Well, after she had left myself
and the rest of the party with such speed,
she dropped her hat, she said, knowing
that would stop to pick it up that she
might get far ahead ofme, and after run
ming some distance up the road in order
to annoy me as much as possible, she
turned to one side of the road that / might
pass and she wait for the rest of the par
'ty, never dreaming for once, of having
taken the wrong road, thinking the COM
pany would come every moment. She
waiteduntil almost dark becoming alarm
ed at their delay, she whipped into the
road and took the direction / had gone.
How far she ran, or what occurred after
that, she knew not, so terribly was she
frightened. Her horse stumbled, how
ever, and threw her over his head, which
accidentally did not hurt her, the horse
taking fright, ran off Immediately, she
after him with all her might, screaming
at every step until, becoming so complete