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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-06

Marie a--Ol the 23l of September, by George w. Wood, esl, Mr. JOHN BALLARD to Miss NANCY GIBBONS, all of Perry county, Ark.
 Hail Columbia happy land
 The Pa.ih3 iroti is all the go;
 When Cupid joins them heart and hand,
 Conjugal bliss will scatter woe.
 May no evil ever mar tn hor path,
 Thor trnnnel bel bl,st with s7ua1U
 U, happy iS the man that fin Is :. wife,
 But happy Is he With none at all. On the 2oth Sept, at the residence of the brides mother, by the R4v. F. M O3d,n, M. ELISHA MEERs to Mss LUCIA NJ. BsAsasARs all of Johnson county, Ark.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-06
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

 WYE are now in receipt of our Fall and Winter w Stock which is composed of Prints, of all colors and styles: Cashmeres, Dcaines, Merino Robas; Alp as, Scotch Plaids, Linseys Kerseys Satiuets fancy and plain; Kentucky Jeans Woolen Twteds; Casimeres, Silk Green Berage; Flannel, Rel, White Yellow and assorted; Blea he'd and Brown Domestcs: Sea Island Domestcs; l04 Sheeting, Pillow Case Cotton; Bleached and Brown Canton Flannel; Ginghams, Furniture Prints; Bleached and Brown Crash; Hickory >hrting. Bel Ticking, Drilling; Russia Duck and Osnaburg; Irish Linen, Linen Handkerchiefs; Table Diaper, Birds Eve Diaper Coats white and cold Spool Cotton; Ladies' Hoop Skirts; Long Whaeo mes covered Rattans; Ladies ribbed Merno Hoso' Childrens Fancy" La lies black Silk and Cashmere Hose; Geats' Gray and Fancy Merlin, < Hose; Ladies'. MiS>e- and Chden's Cloves; Fleece Linel Silk Gloves; GaUlIett's Fancy Leather and Silk Belts; Ladies Long shawl5. Plaid Shawls; Fancy Head Dresses; Fancy Wo)len Bed Spreals White Bel Bankets; Blue Bed aud Fancy Travelling Blankets; Saddle Blankets. Also god assortment of
 BoOt-. Sh pes and Hats; Saddles Brides, Sdl Bags etc, etc all of which we will dispose of at the lowest figures, for money down HUDSON & IVES, Little Ro,z. Oct. 6, 1858. East Main Street.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-06
Cattle Market.

Jefferson City, Sept 20. BEEF CATTLE-The market closed bare of wes- tern; We quote Luke and Texas cattle at Sl4@32 F9 heal; Receipts 40 head of Lake and Texas cattle HDiS--W We quote at 55c B tb net Scarce. SHEEP We quote at S49t 9 per head. head. VEAL CATrLE-Prces at ss BIO 50 g head. A good demand. R'capts 3io head
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-06

LIVING FAIRIEs.-We had the pleasure of seeiAg yesterday, at gentleman's house in this cty, two little girls who presented in them Elves a singular physiological study Their sges were respectively nine and eleven years. wale they weighed but thirteen and fifteen pounds, and their height from crown to sole tai twenty-nine and thirty inches, respec- tFely; vet they are in all respects svmmeiri- saly made, healthy and happy children, able hialk, sing, dance, and play like other children dtheir age. What is remarkable about these lsIe fairies, moreover, is the fact that their idher and mother are mortals of ordinary size, si they have younger brother and sister, ihee and six years of age, who have attained fe growth usual to their ages. They are a nach greater curiosity than the "Aztecs " who male so much excitement here few years si'ce for they were idiotic while these little grs are bright and intelligent as well as di- mmutlve. They were not imported from abroad, but were born in one of the towns in N ddlesex county, in this State, of genuine Yankee stock. They will pot be made pub lie exhibition, but will lead natural lives, in pHyacy with their relations, though they might na Se afortune for a snowman. They wei ghed
 ae and half pounds each at their
 cOHunueQ Jo grow Ike oCnef cHliuFcn
 se of about eighteen months, when
 development began. They wear
 By rings which were put upon
 the age of two years. They
 pretty children, and contributed
 entertainment of the few friends
 t them eSterday-Bost0n Adv l Late discoveries in pathology show that { }ry many of the diseases which afflict man. . End arise from impurity of the blood. This aas long been suspected butis only lately known. 10 consumption. tubercles are found to be a se- Gmentary deposit from the blood. Dropsy, Oout, Cancer, Ulcers and Eruptions, all arise in deposits from the blood Bilious diseases and levers are caused solely by its deranged un- heaIthy state, and even the decline of life fol- bws want of vitality in the blood. In view eof these facts Dr. AVER designed his Catsartic fM especially to purify and invgorate the blood and hence we believe arises its unparalleled success in controlling and curing disease-Me- dical Journal.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-06
c 0 M NJ F. R c I AL .

prime. 'S']a T ID TOT
 FLoUR-M ,rket heavy. Superane St. Lopis s5 so $ 75 and B ja bbl '' A40"'' s' oV'
 CoFFEE-Sales confined to 100 bags at 1cs<e zo n
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-06
S5on REYYfsAD

 TI>HE Governor of the State of Arkansas having Il offsred q reward of two hundred dollars for ar resting Thomas J. Can't, who murdered Capt. Joseph T. Cook, at Falcon, in Columbia county. Arkansas on the l7th day of August last, and delivering him to the sheriff of Columbia county, Arkansas. Now, therefore the administrators of the said Thomas T. Cook, do hereby offer the sum of three hundred 9oiiars as an additional reward for the arrest and delVery of said Thomas J. Can't to the sheriff of Sad county of Columbia in said State of Arkansas. hlS makes the sum of $500 Reward, for the ar- Iest and delivery of said ThonasJ Can't as aforesaid Sad Thomas l. Can't is about feet inches in height-weighs about 900 pounds or upwards-has dark hair and beard-wears his beard lony-hss a hush or red complexion, indieang tho habitua rss of ardent spirits. He ia inclined to associate with rowdy companions-he walks with quick step and very ereetthe last heard of him he was on his way to Fexas- Said Thomas J. Can't is about 30 years of age.
 Thsabove reward will be paid on proof of delivery ofhe said Thomas J. Can't to the sheriff as aforesaid.
 JOHN L. COOK,
 F. c. McKENNY,
 Adnr's of the estate of Joseph T. Cook decd.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-06
The Southern Harmony.

TNHE New Carminl Sacra, The Sacred Harp The \ Missouri Harmony The sharon and othsr mu- sic books Jus. received at tn. Book Store
 D't 6. 1858. JNO F.. RFARDON
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. Els T R A YS.

N ES T. YS. S .ay- The True Democrat has been selected for publishing Estrays at 20 cents. each
 CLARK COUNTY.
 Taken up in Clark county on 6th Sept. 1858 bv William psburn sorrel mare, both hind feet white ! white ring around left foretoot two saddle spots on her back l5 hands high supposed be II years old last spring. Appraised at s70.
 CALHOUN COUNTY.
 Taken up by R. s. Tarvin. bay pony, years old, both years cropped. btd eyes branded on the left shoulder with the letter B. or figure 3. Appraisal at S40.
 HAMPSTEAD COUNTY.
 Taken up by Elisha Sanders an estray horse with out dascripaion) Feb. l2. 1853 Appraisal at S25. Taken up by L. D C.awson, May B. 1858. a dark brown h1rse mule, some gear marks the shoulder, with dollar b5ll on cast caDPsr tie with hame string, l2 or Is han1s high Years old. Appraised at s35.
 Taken up by Walter S.ott. May F. 1858, an astray horse, clay blk white face al four of his feet white up to his knoes, Shoi all round, white spotunder his belly, on the right hip split in .h ear brand cd on the left shoulder wha spanish orand IA hands nigh, l2 years oi APpraise at s4).
 Taken up by w. J. Lowry. Aug. z, 1858, al mouse coored horse mule or years old l3l5 hands high, small white on D Ick and each shoulder, branded on each shoulder I. \, VI. Appraised at sS). Taken up by k. |. Williams 9th Sept. lS5S a sor- rel mare, 10 years oll, l3ls hnls hgh blaze face, hind feet vAit- specks, flax nlne anl tail. Apprais ed at SjD.
 Taken up by Thonls B. Carlton d Sept, 1858, brown Sorre horse mule madun size thin in order, hranied th an anchor on ths left shoulder and c. E. on the rgh, hip, with some saddle spots on the back ye1rs old. APpris5d at s55.
 HOT SPRING COUNTY.
 Taken up by Wm. Williams on tn, 3i of August, 1858. lark brown mare about years ol feet [ inches high. branded with J. w. on left shoulder Appraised at S51. LAFAYETTE COUNTY.
 Taken up by John D. Jones in Roana townshi D, on the 23l September, 1858, large gray mare mule supposed to b. years old. Appraised at sIoO, PERRY COUNTY. Taken up by Eliz,beth Boscic1 on the 2ist June 1858, an iron gray mare. with both hind feet white or years old, han1- high. Appraised at s27 50 PRAIRIE COUNTY. | Taken up by James Maybory, pale iron gray l horse mule with bsll on, branl3l with the letter F." on hs lett shoulder, suppDsel to be four years l old. Appraisal at Sl0o. 1 Taken up by C. $ Devall dark brown horse, years old. Appraised at $50. | Taken up by J. s. Pearson, a light brown mule, about If hands high, marked crop of the right ear. Appraised at S6O. SALINE COUNTY. | Taken up by Thomas Laster, on the 24th day of May, 1853, bay horse, with black legs left hind foot white with small white spot in his forehead and 6 streak of roan behind the left shoulder, wen or vnot on the right arm supposed to be l2 or la years old. Appraised at S3D | sEARCY COUNTY. Taken up by Martin Deem, au estray flv, years old, bright bay color well formal no brands per eelvabe Appraisal at s65.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-06

COME AND BE ELECTRIFIED AT THE Cheapest Store Under the Sun. vTNHE finest assortment of l Muslin DeL.aines:
 Plaid Coored Cashmeres;
 Sile Stripe Roho4;
 Embroilerel Robes;
 Persian
 All Wool Plads;
 French Merino;
 De Bege:
 Apa ca; Also, shsep's Gray Cloth Morino. Cassimere Plaid Linsey, Plaid Kentucky Jeans Flannels Rod, White and Blue, plain and Twill from E to I wide; Opo- "a Flannel etc D. 5. HANDEL. Oct. G. ls5S
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-06
E W ADV VERrlSEM ENTS
PUBLIC NOTICE
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.

SWAMP LAND DEPARTMENT
 Lstte R1os, 4rt., 4th Oct, 1858. my Public Notice" dated 18th Sept. 1858. I | announce that the Cairo an Fulton raiIr1aj conpny had easel to coltenl for title to lands which had ben sold by the State as swamp and over flo gel lands.
 By the subione copy of communication iron, the PreS lsnt Of tn, Menoh;s an Little P,.s rail road com pany It Will be that this comp my scZ % 0tger contest hle tie to any 1aaIs so1it tg Site Als aEreuIy S1ld s.oamJ aw 0oerE5osL Lla4s. and that persons claiming pre- enptons to any of this company lands can prove the at any time pre- vlous to the first of Decem,e next.
 ELIAS \. CONWAY.
 ANTHONY IIousE
 LsttIe Roct, Oct. 2d, 1853. l To His Excellency,
 ELIAS N. CONWAY.
 Governor 0? Arkansas
 S1R-At meeting held by the Directors of the Memphis and Little Rock R. R. company on last Sa turday, was fully authorized and enpowerol If in my discretion dcemal it proper to act upon sup gs-ton made 6y your excoileney in your public no- tlce of the l3th ult., an1 with raw from contest al lanis which have been sold by the State Alter ddc and mature consideration of the question m al! Its bearing. am sa i,d that the course nd- cIted by you k dctdt3l by sound wisdom and is but doing an act of justice to all those who hlv. in oo,d faith bought tn ,r lands from the State therefore beg leave to inform your Eycelleney that the Mem phis ant Little Rock R. R. company will no longer contest th3 title to any lands which the State has Area Y 'old and would also state that any persons claiming pre- emptions upon any of the railroad com Panys Ian is ctn prove the at any time previous to the l,t of December next
 In this connHction desire to state that the road is progressing well and will have no doubt be com pe54i to the St. Fran;is river by the st day of De cenoer \ more extenlel report of onr o.erations VII VIII De fuTn'shei imms msiiAtey on my return to Mem phis. Very respectfully,
 Your pb'l sarvt
 JNO. ROBERTSON. Pres't Dit. :. 1858. 9t M t l. R R Co
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-06
Sn2pys SuS s.

Sugar! SagsT' JUST received and for sale by HUDSON & IVES, y 10 barrels choice Brown Sugar, :. Crushed Powdered Oct
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-06
Leave. - Days.
St. Louis. Mo-. and

St. Louis. Mo-, and
 Memphis, Tenn. Mon d Thur % A. M P. k. k. trmns, Mo. Mon x Thur. 6 % F. M l60 Springfield Mo-. Wed. S Sat-. 45 P, NJ. l43 Fayetteville. Ark. Thurs x sun. 10 b A. M lv0 tort smith, Ark. Fri. & Mon... 50 A. NJ. 65 sherman, Texas. Sun x W ed. ..l2 30 A. M. 215 Ft. Belknap TexasAlon. dS Thur. g co A. NJ. l46L Ft Chadbourn, Tex rueS. te Fri. h P. M l3i Pecos river Em CTS )rhuIs. & Sun. 45 A. M. l6j E Paso.. Sat tS Tues. II 0U A. 24S15 Soldiers Farewell. ..Sun ty We'd. s 80 P. NJ. l.V Tuscan. Arizonia. Tues. d Fri. 30 P. NJ. lS415 Gila river. Arizon. Wed. tI Sat-. co P. NJ Al Fort Yuma. Cal Fri d Mon.... 3 co A. NJ. l85 San Bernardno, CaiSat. X Tues. II % P. M Poo Fort Tejon, via Los
 Angeos. Mon. t9 Thur. ' 30 A. M. l50 Vi~ala, do.... Tues. 6J Fri. III 2o A. M l27 Freba .ghsFerry ,doWed tg Sat. , 30 A. M. e2
 Arrive
 San FraL Thur. & Sun. 89 A. M. 165
 2
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-06

Coach Trimmings, etc. se Ps. 6-4 Union Damask eD do Festoon silk,
 2 gross Boot Webb,
 do Worsted Ferreting, scarlet, ps 8-4 Oil Cloth, 10 lbs White ani Blue Closing Thread, Great variety of Trimming can be fonnd at Cheap for Cash D. RENDERS. Sent. % 1s5S.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-06
ARKANSAS BOrTOu LAND-I,85o
 ACRES.

ARKANSAS BOrTOU LAND-I,85o
 ACRES. ,A... TTNHIS place is in Jefferson county, Ar A;iiT ! kansas, on Wata SeSa Bayou eight gSss- g.sa. miles from tn Arkan-as river, just in the se heart of the cotton regon-500 acres elearel anu m cultivation, 300 dealened. It will make 5l) b. bale per acre, anl D 8 bushels of cornall above overaow-all good land improyel in the way of gin cabins, stables, cysterns and cribs and lod and ~uh ent for 50 or 70 hands, also if desired my cattle l0J head anl 30J hogs, crop of corn and every thing else person may desire to go right to mixing mo- ney. All l aS< is to come and examine for bar gain be had.
 JOHN M. JONES, Jn.,
 Flat Bayou Post Oiee, Jefferson Co.,, Ark. Aug. II, 1858 3m
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-06
Leave.
Days.
St. Louis, Mo-, and
 Memphis, Tenn. Thur. & Sun.

Memphis, Tenn. Thur. & Sun. l6o
 The rates of fare for the present will be as follows: Between the fic railroad terminus and San Francisco, and between Memphis and San Francisco, either way, throu sh tickets, S2OO. Local fares between Fort Smith and Fort Yuma not less than ten cents per mile for the distance travelled. Between Fort Yuma and San Francisco and between Fort Smith and the railroad terminus, the rates will be pub- lished by the superintendents of those tivi- slons. The meals and provisions for passen- gers are at their own expense, and over and above the regular fare. It is intended, bow ever by the company, to have suitable Heals
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-06

S GROSS Polka Bkls; assorted, Q do do Trace Bkls,
 do Tuft Buttons,
 Is do Silvered Saddle Nails. do Harness Rings, assorted,
 Sets Silvered Hub Bands,
 4 do Best II. F. Pat. W c. Hart Axles, do 4 Leaf Steel Springs;
 Full Plated Saddle Pads 12 pr Gig and Staple Harnes, Cheap for cash by Sept 29. '5S. D. BENDER.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-06
MILLINERY.

INHE latest importation just op9nel. Bonne.s of | all descriptions, Ribbols, Flowers Infant, En- broidered Caps and Hats for sals low. Call ant see
 Sept. 29, 1858. MRS JONES
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-06
NEW GOODS.
SUGAR AND SYRUP.

R B. HANDEL is now re;ei sing his new Goods, D. which he will ssll extrenely low.
 Sant. 2q lSSS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-06

SHOES, SHOES. PAIR Ladies fine Boots, heaIed. OR l2 '' '' Thick sole Boots with heels, 36 q Misses l. 96 '' Infants Slippers,
 5O '' Bolts
 F '' Ladies White Kid Slippers. For sale by MRS. JONES. Sept. 29 1858.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-06
o' htth F44N!N Admr's of the estate of Joseph T. Coo

Oct 5, 1858. 2t
 All journals friendly to law and good order pfea.a eODv
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-06
IIOOPS.

SKELETON, etc., o Steel and Brass plain and colored:
 Rattan, etc. etc. DR MANDFI.. October G. ls5s
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-06

HATS. HATS. 'I>HT subscribers now in receipt of their fall | and winter Hats Their Iqck embraces every thing in the line of Hats and Ct,s u>ually found ih this market. Good bargains can be h Id of them for cash. MCPHERSON & NEWBEkN. Oct. 6, 1858.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-06
saddiery aad Coach Hardware.

JUST Received direct from New Orleans a eh ice , lot of Brown Sugar and Golden Syrup. and or sale low by Sept 29, '5S. JACOB HAWKINS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-06

TNHIS House, having been tloroughsy re- l paired, fitted up and re fn nshed isnow 5e. open for the reception of Bosrders travelsrs ---- and others.
 The ' Franklin Honse is situate at tbe stea, beat and ferry landing. and presents itself convenient establishment, O. resort to al who may be waiting for travel by the steambDs, or stage lines
 The charges will be modey yrte, and the fare good ; and it will be the endeavcrof te proprietor make this house an agreeable home to all ho my favor him with ther patronage. TEos. BAaiErT,
 Little Rock. Sept. 29. 1858. 5l-t ProIlicssf
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-06
Boots and Shoes.

Boots and Shoes. A GENERAL assortment of LalieS Shoes and "A GaiterS with and without heels. Misses beeIed Caters, Chldrens' Shoes, Gents Calf Skin Boots. heavy Boots, also Shoes and Brogans of all sorts and prices at A. POLLOCHS, Main street.
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CON M E RCIAL.
DAILY 0Ass Orr Owes.

IL
ks,kah, AssdAy, AassA nh.
FLOUR - Bsassr Mills Rxsrs Ysai,y ffal
Wheat ~ ~ = bhi., Hxsra sspsss.s ispri.,
vAsss)S4ee; sspsrAss . -. 0aS City Rxsn
- - pr Dbl. 5000 ssAlty, = 80 p bill
Country aosr. - ~ = aask. Quinsy. o. rs u
-. draAan. thli wAsst} y y PER 100 lbs.
BRAN AID suoR1S. ~ ~ ~.
c0RM--1ssAy sHis q ~ y a..
BARLnH-oosd ds.aaA fos Prise qualities ii
sOc 10 7sc.
WHEAT-Littls fsll wheat 10 b lad 500
will y paA for sosA assisis. spri.e - 10 so
for shoiss poor sradss ~ toAss; tn god currency
0AfS-In reqsest u - to 20.
RYE-Sse 70 Sec; little ssoning In
PoTATofS-aoed supply selling u - 70 90.
GR0ckRIsS-N. o. Sugar fair tito s3,prsns 81
- .. eAeiss clarified 10 T. le& ssusAsd asa mai
lsatsIA. hslsss- Piaasssiss - - ~, 9. II. I,
70 -, 0eiAss syrsp. ~ ~ ~. Ce1ss-Rio III,
Java 10 70 lsc. Riss : 70 S}e.
sOAP-Pain &c, Yaniiy q.
cANDLEIStAs =, s&sasias III. Mould ia 10
II.
LAkD-sair sspply, SAs " se.
BUTTEk-In geedssppiy. Choice 10 10 lie.
HlDks-Dsy, lsets lie; green. u toss.
HAY-rrairis froa - y -. Tinoshy, 81
to el4. Hunsssiss, 4l3 70 I. II.
suEDRIsS-0nioas. % 70 lsi Egss.s 70 se;
fsathers. ~ 70 4te; Waite Bsaas, ~ TO -.
fRuiT-Fsir supply. Green apples, sAeiss. -
80 to .. Dried apples, - 90 70 - - pr bssAsi
Dried peaches, - - to - -, Raisiss. - 70 70
4 o..
PRovIsIONS-Asss Pork 1iS 80, hhosldsr, s,
6idss I, Hams 8.
BRsH-A - sross Als 70 pa quarter.
h006-DrssssA toS.
6Hn1P-o1 70 - y hsad.
SALT-0. A., u ~ to 81 - Kaaavha, : Is.
KxcuAsss.-0n New York fer currency - PER
eat; for goh Z pr ssnt. 81: Lssis PER cent.
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0aArrruDs.--If gratitude was ever evidenced
amoag any class, IL certainly has been With those
VIE have ussd ssd tested the sxtrsosdk>ary vir-
tsss contained In Dr.. J. Hoststtsr's celebrated
6tsassA Bisssr. Scarcely . day posses, - srs In
Termed, thas ths Doctor dess not rsssivs from
sos ssssss hsszs- ssrietsa and soliciseus pessn,
brother. ulster fsisDd. tsstinosals ct deep
aaA earnest gratitude for his sesssy In restoring
= health md veatsd visor, some kindred. for
the cure II Dyspsvsia, Fistsiency. csastipAsiso,
lssk Of appetite, and all Bilious tsaAsssiss,
spssAiiy eosssstsd By the sss Of these Bittsrs ~
pr dirsssions ON bottle. sold BY all Drsggists
0rossss, asd dsaien geasraliy.
HARRISON ! GIBBONS, Agents,
0sA3ldkv Hain-st., bet. 9Th anA 7th.
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TAR \. J. PORRE desires 10 iaform this CONNIE
u atty that ~ has determined 10 nsks Ksokak
bis permanent sssidsass, for The purpsss Of prae-
sisiag DENTISTRY. His sssinsss engagsnsnts
slsswAsrs sseh that II win not be possible for
him 70 locate uatti spring. He feels assured in
giviss the guaranty that he viii eons prepared to
give entire satsfsetisa In the various branches Of
bis profession 70 al Who favor him With their
pstsoaags.
Asvsasscss.-J. B. Howell, B. n. Webster
3. =. Miller, Of Ksoksk; Dr.J Bovsa. DR.. IL
6asdsss, Iowa City. foctledAvtfl
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rausrEn,s SALE.

28UUTBBvB UALBe
DUDlIC NOTICE 10 hereby sivsa tAaa n tAs
I 1ltA DAY 81 April nsxt. = lroat Of The Dssni-
-, % Aala ssrsst, Kseiuk, Iswa. sAeli psssssd
10 sell 70 ~ highest bidder, for cash II AanA,
tbs following real sstats In the city Il Ksetsk,
Iowa. Wis: thIrtsss and . AAN (l3O fsst - tAs
cost sias u let eight, s. aad sisht ( ~ tAs
vest sids q let aiSs e II block twenty sgAt,
ef said sity ~ ess hsadrsd aad forty (l1e) test
IL wsst, snd KALI. Muller q ~ go.
The sals y naAs " viFtss q Dssa ~ Trust
fren Mavkins Taylss - - naAs, - sssus ~ psy-
nsat q te1spee9ieeosy 1e4es u 80 h1ndrsa aaA
tAsss ~ - ~ AellmS -, 40 Il vAisA nssas
ass Aus ~ uNSaAe - y tks tssns q NJ Trust
Died ~ TeQSised q seIl ~ pkppesty. fale ~
tween ~ Ael1s - y sselsek :. :. sla I e'slssk
p. -. UA0L II 4IAIS8k,
MoroA D, 1o3ez1e1 IFueeoo.
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sss. 1855.
sCAHnsrr = MASON.
WAelssAls and Retail Dealers In and Asnafsetu-
ssr.isuve Ana UpAsisssry,
washingtoa Avenue, between Ind and Sd streets,
ST. LOUIS, NO.
N oar WsYsroons win b found the latest and
! best styles, made by the best workmcn, and Of
superior material and hnish.
BEDSTEADS:
Fine Rosewood and Mahogany, walnut. Oak and
''''''' s SIS a;te X; s. Canopy
Rosewood, Mahogany. Oak and Walnut, with
sAslyss end Marble Tops.
WAROROBES AND SECRETARIES
Rosewood 1'i SOFAS s:l nd S''''''
Aahssasy asa Walnut. covered In Hair Cloth,
Lasting and Broeatslle.
n..e...-..a, Mahogany. osl sd \ ] S..A
SiAA Glass;. AarSls 1sp ssA Oval 0h6Ies.
wA0H-6TANDS:
a'': css4Is 40. 40 sio 81 r "a nss''
With AasAle Tops.
HAT RACKS;
ltesswoed. Mahogany, OAK and Walnut, q easy
A. 1885,. 'sHX -, a.. =.
= q Parla. nssy ss1 ksskiss CIsirs; every vasis-
y, e Oushasa, kneh ard CAoe 0aat xesoukSon -
G ss&aGs OAalss; nasanhsat Chaiys. Piaae DAeDb.
ns0a1s. 1ss.saeeis. Lessess. Cssnss saA Side
exss wire aaA Tin 6aess, Scsvvtsf's rsssas Lesass
sdssals. 0lL1 LOOKING 0LASSRS. Splendid
isr 0iassss. Ovah, Mantle ssd hqaars; Wood
Asa.ss IN large s..s.sDsSs:
srssss SsasIs -. niIsss. lsssssss. cs.iss..,
SAess. -, ~ = naAssials - ssvssasai
E,sy 80 - : ,.ps..s.A.a. ..a :.
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Ham AID Tssnks.-OsE vssy coed frissd
Dr.. Hickey, lass 0sasral Real Rssats Agent,
rstsrnsd froa 81. Leais, day Or I've ego.
With svsry fair assortment Of Trunks and .
Ans variety Of Hass Of ~ --LATEST spring ssd
summer styles.
Let al Who want . plssst - pack their duds
or cover for their esaaisn, call upon oar
clever friend, on Aais street, between Sso-
ond asd Third.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-03

. large esssst.@sa vsiLsspt furniture, belong
Ing y gsstisaaa ahsst " leave tbs city; also, .
nsw sxps~s vsses. aad graz variety II other
goods. taDs9dit