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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-02-24

TIE CRY OF RALEIGH AND THE EXTENSION OF ITS
CORPORATE LrMlTs.-The injunction which had been
granted against the extension and which is pending
in the Supreme Court, has by consent of the parties
been dissolved, and stands an original BILL
So the City laws to operate and the taxes to be
collected but to be returned should the decision Of
the Court be adverse to the City AS the stands
on bill and answer il will most probably be decided
at the next term. ..t..l -...r...- . .... ..
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-02-24

The RECENT FRAcAs AT WAsnINGToN.-We COPY
from the Charleston Mercury the following account
of the recent fight in the House Of Representatives
Mr.. Barksdae,o of Mississippi, and Others nte, fercd
to separate the parties-were struck and dealt blows
in return. Southern gentlemen, and especially Mr..
Barksdale, have not had justice done them by the
black Republican accounts of this difficulty. The
Mercury says friend who was eye witness, sends
us an account of the affair, which we annex. From
this, it appears that Grow who is one of the most
pestilent abotoniss in Congress, was not only out
of his place, but out of order for the rules of the
House imperative that member must be at his
seat when he addresses the Speaker of the House.
The following is the statement:
WASHINGTON Feb. 6, 1853.
At about two o'clock A. NJ Gen Qui,man offered
a proposition to disentangle the proceedings in the
House. Mr.. Grow, who was on one Of the asles the
democratic side of the House, objecting little
tartly, Mr.. Kett said to him, "Go on the other
side Of the House, to which you belong. If you want
to object" Mr.. Grow answered. "l'l object where
please" Mr. Ksitt R,s then said, Wait till I can
come round, aid III take care Of YOU" Mr.. Keitt
went round and said to him. "You abolitionst pup
py, move to your side of the House. and don't stay
here" Mr.. Grow said, "I'll stay as long MS
please" Mr.. Keitt then choked him for an instant
He then started off, when Mr.. Grow said, You
can't come from your plantation and crack the whip
over me-" Mr.. Kcitt turned back and said, "l'
choke you again for that insolence and he grasped
his throat second time. Gen. Davis, of Miss, then
interfering, wrenched Mr.. Keitt round to keep them
apart. and pressing him against the of table.
Mr.. Keit partially fell Mr.. Grow, when Mr.
Keitt wrenched round to separate them,
struck at Mr.. Kett, think, but did not reach
him. Mr.. Barksdale in interfering to separate them,
struck, and dealt few heavy blows in return
The whole thing sudden, and over in moment
There was not much excitement prevailing before,
or afterwards This is succinct statement of the
whole affair, which WILL doubtless, be greatly exag-
gerated by black republican prints. The whole
thing was extemporaneous.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-02-24

tw "Oh that mine enemy would write book I"
is doubt the constant exclamation of Mr. McRae
Nothing would please him more just now than to be
I" vindctivey" and '' Indignantly assailed BY the
Democratic press. He burns for more material for
controversy. But not just now, Mr.. McRae The
people are too intelligent to be misled by your argu.
ments, and the Democratic masses are too much at
ached to their organization to be swcrved from it by
any appeals which you may make. Every pungeyou
make but sinks you the deeper in the "Serbonian
bog" You destroying yourself politically. and
not those whom you assail. Confidence is tender
plant and of slow growth Nip it once at the root,
and it will sprout no more. Hence the course Of
sprouts through which disorganizers are invariably
put; but not just now. The days will be longer in
April and May, and We shall then have more time to
devote to you in our editorial columns.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-02-24
MARRIED.

On Tuesday evening the 18th inst the residence Of
Mr. Frank Stedman BY Allen Adams ESQ.,. Mr. william
Aves to Miss Winnie Turner daughter Of Augustus Tur.
per, Esq. oil Of Wake county.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-02-24
IMPORTANT NOTIcEi

>hE SUBSCRIBER TAKES THIS METHOD OF
Informing his town and country friends that he has m
sore and !. seus,.ny reesying all kinds Of GROCERIES,
HAkDWARE, CUTLERY, IRON, DRY GOODS SHOES
DooIS &C. which he will sell TO punctuai .tomers on
ame or for cash for very small pro6s-consisng Of the
following articles: .-. -
Bacon, Calicoes Pova -
Lard, Black and BrovnSnades ana Shov.,.
rioIr' Cottons, Rope and Bagging,
Meal kersey Jeans, Grind Stones
Corn, Needles aud Pins, Stone Ware ii-
Cheese Portmouies Tuts and Roct>x.
moasses, Pocket KNIVES, Steel. (good srticie)
Tobacco, Knives aud Forks Sole and n n AZ
Sugar, Combs Leather
Conee, Hooks and Eyes, Boots and Shoes
Candles, G. d. Cans Horse Sboes
Soap, Carpenters Tools Nails of eyerv AZ
Starch, Buttons audTbread scription
Spun Cotton, 1ron
Miscellaneous articles too numerous to mention "
return nv heartfelt thanks for the very LIBERAL patron.
age heretofore extended TO and trust strictly
dealing to merit continuance of the knowing that
sell low low than house in the CITY
Please give me q call before purchasing elsewhere
LYNN ADAMS .
South-Side Market Square,
Raleigh, N. C.
T. s. All kinds of produce taken exchange for Goods
Feb 10, 1858. s-wSu
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-04
] sEE EEE6IED MISCELLANY.


's'WHERESs, II Is isrepresented ID this Genera!
Assembly that the 81 MaryS Feniaie Seminary
has been discontinued by the present Board OF
Trustees, and that said building and furniture
is-failing into a. state Of decay and whereas
said Board of Trustees have failed e, comply
with the reqtifen5ents OF The act of eighteen
hundred and thirty -Eine, chapter enc hdnl ia
and ninety, 6y which they are en- j0sncd 70 make
aIu,ial reports eg tie progress and situation d
said Seminary to the Legislature and where
6, shey have petitiosied the General Assembly
saT the sale e sid SeniiHafy and its property
and efIects with ftili GscFetion invested "a SAid
TAstees 20 7apprepsfase sthe process q said
saIeto tiIe primary school fund Of st. ls9Ary's
95dnty, o. u invest said spsoceesls NJ another
iiEtisaltio4f EAfs purposes d feSl4led eE6cAEidh
tiPeasoaae osEai siiA tllAIl che sisc dfths I'D
aty g ~, MaEys; and. whereas, the sale 81
said FesAalS Scfnihary aRd the appropriation
oTsslie proceeds thereof 70. any ether ppppse
than that Of female education, upoh sssy ess!er
sitethan khssitsefoldS g. Nary cts, - psayssl
for n the petition q fhe aforesaid trustees, h
perrersion Of the usliHtishsssAl and educational
alee &c 4krw 80 &c tiNkEssai lanNluea Id tkiIkv
Mabe eAap&ef one iz6aGlHed 90 Enlnelk - 80 =
NsG.sEr EsxisssH ed - bas1ssi .soszszf asiszs
saHrzlsa q nB1n Hsnxklsa ~ lHs g 49,.
ANaniy % i3z,a. x1szk g s.s.;..h 81 lRs
= ssaen lss.lS u &c fs<tsy - z, -
ts6 Ss,'z H r. : |s;ek ~. = -.
"a Gssnsl.ss Cos,l1. o., -, 80
VI - asr J. bls
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-04

rseighsoF governments ana people. and the
iI5ssl c4ntsseuds iteelf to all III our Eaticnal
Cenrcis WHO cannot cuihsetst TO assy firm 81
sIv. sa or social progress outside the limits Of
-the Iniied States apa itc reach d actual pro
stpfsien- We-have in DR.. Kane . pers6n, 81 CIR
! thasiastie temperament, puwudiy counscioss ,,f
lisAmaiean iirthright: but. un Ter the sharl-
ew of the Tenfple af Ss4NtY, 1,,;s,,,;rs ,..,;ss .
Esla ssslaclic EsntinEeht Ii. rcg4fd 20 cha
fellcw-nnan eseFy,khAe.ho : -. sss ssit 4Aa.'
81 u sfs.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-04
Party iobligataarsaL /.

b. The Neat York Joasnal es' HCorarnesco coa.
ssusies atisetSst afticle On this ssitject as 81
lows 81 lsitS G. ~s4ifBs .ssasls ~ cs7f!ss @ssF1
-,@rThe position taktn BY. psessf .ent stA., ssen
and presses on The great q,les;Jn. now befofe
C1ngress hri9gs these coi,sld esatinus practical
y, before ihe ptlalsc mini x number Of Enep,
prominent N the feHoefat5a pafsy,a and shege-
tofarc alle anarctiye EBppOfse4s S0liss klmfliAg
prinsiples and dissAisy, are 1lTmsaEiuyedb sg1inkt
very large fnaITify OF tkosssW kAs s0siI ssssy
AseEbfDfore acted ard are batsang. aSs.s bvGsids
with the fypub!itans. ysigrh trey rave iiFfeso.
fore eUfwidefed. their ISos de.sssy .l,blities f.
Iney Claim % uccHry TIC sarCe psHftiuh asEIeh
as1fHsrE with tlieiT ssFa.sss Tleir
present ss Ylblifars q. .Lies also woirs nnchangI
lspncRf sq thaE aoE1asE pE ncanlcs sHaNi ~,
strange t0sAEs klle fwe Glasses act haNctness<slRs
apparently syEnpathize with each ether in the
fierce battle against tie democracy. II is uot
EE Gus t9sagslhakthcsefm5ah thssgHk kass have
t1iEHcd abIraIsr ~ AHat sl,e, Ffaies ssEHbli-
caa party in bptA bFaRches .sft Ccagess Lars
;tssrned a mo fsity: nor is Il fof az. WIS az
knsmicagsrasa paFsizasy ObEs %fiSny ~ tscese
wilo saaslt aAl swhs ssali M chnt asrs tnks %
cognisea . rngnbsss ngood fsllgEshipsf sislssF
ef the political lart:es- -r Ii -
y Politician. ike otnef bosii.s isn tI,siF lessi
and. .we smppmw stbss aaslke sss,5rase fssigtEsIr
ps lisiral aase iakes nn .asital Dmiitiszzsqnmaim
wlIl.in time fHd ont iEhera { lega ielangsa %
Much Is said. .abNs rradinK, mlesl Cut. of. &c
PARTY. &c us &eAss III 1t fiIik vi 9oh dg!sf.
mias tlss s4EBsaisn VIZ plsIsi W gTsA
.yaeinlastiaae iaaeleitift Il msf,nphaz zEams sxfll
scEsn eKr1e - lae aeknQxled@ = lleEsaklisaza
T.sqse ssho CO.. err will lie eTeat bpxiY Qf fhe
'Dfsne eiRhzd lps ii j asSess
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-04

With watehiiIg and hoping,
- '"@ ncSl0w passes the day sSsS ~
-Gso9 - Each moment my heart askssa s"sns
.Gal& 7'ts Why shOu ART away Ssioa4ti
S5'o.s They smile as .hey tsl me, "a 80, +,
@n'l''a '''i Thou Icv At AnSthef,o 90 e'sS -
tiF s4s ThsV with woinsniy pfidsf II 19I 20
= i6Tot@ Love must smother. s''tlH ~ G"i
81 yTsT9 s1i5sgsi aYs9! iiiw fc ss1TslI sol
IS anriieBut viii, NOT believe - r7nM yat'.a.
SaAeArrlese lhOu,.t prove.,g d.pvlY
3, bgs 0rsser thou N triae iuIs,r{ rf a.
snls,-4 7Wiligh Wilih Y YOnrns ~ pure tlOyt.cg lri.,5
-etkA No, noi fwill trus. thee,
sexs.q lyTARd shouldst thea stay Teafs, v
=, .s-,ba aThy fead ,sows' 'reiEambFapce g sam
Shall quiet Ear ,fyara. sov. Of 7sbso
Yet, on |! hasten TO me,
S's1f 80 For day is noe day, fa'lif~11 80
yEtn = -Aad,ine is bat wAlehingS uiif ~hi y
.E7Ss3'o . While thou art away .asm7H.3
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-04
ORIGINAL POETRY.
THE ONE I LOVE.

g .
-tUuI .a, sT nlSSA. - ly2 -.}
+ The Offering Of a tTathfi heart. : - ...
prize all wealth above
With all Of serth besides I'd part. '
. To gsin the one iove. -. i.
With him alone -l-s-s 81. a. -s-
,-ss My heart would rest
.&l-s.s1 ga NO other one
Could make ME biss,. y1. 1fsE
Pleasure. alas 20 me Is pain,
When hlm do not see, .,-.=
And ushef voices Fnssk in va;n;a IA
80. Thsy have no charas fur me. ,H,. rgE
- Not Que can cham EE
.- Ny listening ssr.
-' When IN the strain
at .-'h His is rot there. u . ".,
And other Stars may brighter glow-
More brIlllanr rays hsay dart,
Bat none sucsl mellow beams can throw
Around nay Beating heart. r.
..rsr No eye SO bright a ...
..-r To me can shine
Grief could aot blight
lfhe were mine. :
Grief could not fros. the buds Of hope.
Did he rhat sorrowTshars - .
~ H:S smile could !ift tie shadow up, Do
si and giSen would dIsappear.; - 90 .'l. Z.
- ..73f Tie fest wenld fiaFn. y g. ruar
szras.J II =. To TsaIiy drw. .I5zg -.5 .ss
90 la4 gl .iAnd hops =oud barn ..Essa n
a. 4as,; zs,5 The shadow through. ,yo.I 4 :, 1.
For him "a brave the bittsrestiss.. -
And pass uHhesding, too,
The dark cold frown. ,i.sI false fieads' snser.
.. if he alone were true.
LH'.r' PJf ~ifat % me - u '@.SrH 20 10
49, - s'-.G Were jser or snetE. .awona 10
HIS love vse4sld lie % q,ssy +Ge g..
80, sssc Eo Ny eomf0rter.e sr-ar. nnL
- The stars that deck heSan,sd sky.i,uz s..s
y s- Though glorious now ssey bes 4s.gaff
a., WareioEeser still if be- .were,by, VI. -, n
e. ,Ts trace them out 20 me, -. =. A.,
' vs., The moon Yoald beam -
- ". a s3ftsr light. f" ''''' ~ "'
saZJ Ard Orion seem
-1'9FitS. .! More fiery bright.
The rose would blush a'deepsf btoofnss4
The viOlet-be more blue 81
Sweessr the lily 's soft Pefume,
,1sssrs fiesffs asaFs hue. 3lli IL &
More bright appear,
The good n5eEe good
Ths fair nors falk.
z-s-s--------sA 49, Assss--=-z-
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-04

,DsTHE InPERI III PKScE.--An affecting scene
teaSki place ut the Tuieries. after the mass Of
thanksgiving, at Which the Emperor @aud Eiss-
late attempt. The Prince Imperial, when
brought to his a,lgs.ss ,paireuss,-1emarkcd the
scratSh made on tie. rrsyisas evening on she
iace oi fhc EmperoI, and said, IN his, niantile
aceeRss, y ana hurt ~ The Emi,eror tesk The
fHnee IN hls arms yaDd said, ,sss1 oa love papa,
DO ysshfs yhe PFincessEepsied by kissing tia
kmpesoF, and again repeated the rwsrzii sthurkT'
Al theses scaEssss ard these words of IN EhiAd,
ti1es man Who bad l,eheld deafh - heaF I I'm
without teihg dIstsifbet and without chmge
of chuntt tnatke e cOtiIa NOT restlain the e fihEs
VI 49, sss s'As E.a4baa sfs a la
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90 NJ ERCIAL.
p@iLs GASs CIrY Orvrck, I
keOkuk, dee. 3Oth.

DAM Cars CrrY OsvrcK,
ksokuk, dee. 30th.
FLoUR-country, o. 30 sa75 per sack
supernne, ~ ~ 70 ~ VI per sack. Extra, tfall
wheai) - 10 80 50 per Dbl. Graham, 81 rs per
100 lbs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, soc per 100.
CORN % to 90 ets., ready sale.
BARLEY--spring, 40a6o, Fail, s0a75c.
WHEAT--80A 1000 for Spring; 30 to / 10 for
Fall.
OATs--In request NJ ~ 70 50.
RYE-45c to 55e; little coming in.
PoTAT0ES--s Scarce, IS To Tsc by the load retail
7bc.s per peck.
GRoCkRIEs--N. 0. sngarfair 7gas, No. 1, s4a
prime ~, clarified sla1o, crushed and loaf 2
tsi2A. MoiAsses--PIAntation 40 10 40, q. LA
10 a., Golden Syrup, IS TO Tee, Cofee--Rio IL
to ia. Java Toto 1oe. Rice fnew)5 to blc.
soAP--paIm Ole, Family 5ac.
cANDLES--Star II 10 ~, stearine 114. Mould
Ito ia.
LARD--Fair supply, eic.
BUTTER 10 70 Is; choice 10 to 20.
HIDEs-Dry IA TO la4oj green, 81 81.
HAY--Prairies5t to % Timothy and Hunga-
rian, ~ 70 $40; Baied do Sill $l7j Retail, Sis.
6EkDs.--Hungarian Grass, demand; Tim
othy, 81 20 TO AS Flax Seed, 81 15a$1 rs.
sUNDKIEs--Onions, s5to % Eggs, 22a25e.
Feathers, x5e to Acc White Beans, 6Sc to 90.
FRuIT-Fair supply. Green apples, choice 90
so to 81 90 per bbl. Dried apples, 81 55 70 ~ SO
per hu.hrir Dried pcscherj u DO to % rs. Raj
sins, - 10 to 4 90.
CukESE--W. K.a to % Denmark 81 too.
PR0vIsI0NS--New Mesn unsettled; Hams y /;
Shoulders 7 clear aides s.
BEEE-2a2Ac gross Dc TO Sc per quarter.
BHkkP-t2 to ~ u head.
HoGs.-Dsessed, ~ 30 TO ~ so very heavy, 50.
sALT-G. A, 81 80 to 81 So per sack Kama
wha. eoa2 10 per bbl., Liverpool, $225 per sack.
FISH--Mackerel, No. j see to sal y Dbl; No.
7Si5tosle, No. 5 $i7to$l2. White, No. a. rs
70 u 90 y half Dbl; No. 2 81 30 TO 81 rs. Cod
Fuh 5to u NJ.
ExegAscg. ION New York for currency II per
cent; gold per cent. St. Louss per cent.
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medication ana ora,n.,iea.

The congregation Of the First Presbyterian
Church will have their new Chapel dedicated at
half pas, ten o'clock this day. And ut O'Clock
this evening the ordination Of the Rev. Mr. Aspin-
wall viii take place. President 0iliett, D. D.,
will preach the sermon, and the Rev. VIM. III. VIII
liams win deliver the charge the candidate
The public arr invited TO attend.
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DEuTIs STR Y

-
TAR. l.. G. INGEKSoLL will he p leased TO con-
- silt with any who HAYS deceased and failing
teeth and desire 10 preserve them, promising the
most successful and satisfactory operations in Dem
istYy 10 those who conhde to him the OF their
.ecth--wonld urge that early examination and
. prompt and thorough treatment OF decay will
preserrc the teeth permanently in the mouth.
The best ARTIFICIAL TEETH that dentalskiii
affords may be procured at his rooms, corner Of Sd
and N ain sts., over Rix, Hale q Co.'S Bank, keo-
kuk, Iowa. ldecitdtojan2o
KENkUA FEIEALE SEMINARY.
rIsHIa Institution will commence its second ses-
j sion on Monday, Nov. 18th, in the second story
Of DR.. Sanford's building, corner Of Fifth and
Concert streets.
The Board Of Trustees Of this Sem mary, elected
from various reli4 ious denominations and repre-
senting u large part OF the Christian community,
desrs by the un ted and operative eorts of the
fricnis Of education TO establish gradually such
al ms tituton MS city requires.
The Principal Of the Inssitution Is Rev. G. A.
WILLIAMS, to whom, or TO the Secretary of the
Board, applications for the admission VI pupils
may be made.
The charges for tuition will be 81 and - La the
ordinary English studies, with small additional
sum for incidental expenses. For Latin. French,
German, &C., extra charges Will maze.
tits desirable that persons designing to become
pupils be present punctually on the first OF ths
| session. WA. THOMPSON,
Presidento OF the Board Of Trustees.
Henry SrRoHG, Sec'y.
Kankuk Nay a. 19hS-d
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Attention. Oaa Ye,iows.

The members OF the ruekeehetuck Lodge win
meet this morning At o o'clock, At tasir Hall, 70
attend the fnnsrnal Of Ira HAwkins. deceased
Members Of the Order are Invited.
Dec. 80 dit
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q. r. CLIFFORD,
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,

MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
Third-st.. bet. Main and johnson,
kEUk a.
have Just received, In addition to my former
stock OF Watohes, Jsweiry, Silver Ware, &c.
Goods suitable for Christmas and New Years
Presents. Also, AN A4sortment OF Morton's Pre-
MUM Geld Penal
NPECTACLEs.
To those in want Of Spscta- SS
eies, / would say, come where you can have pair
selected that will suit your eyes, and Of the kind
Of ulasses that are mechanically adapted TO suit
every condition Of sight. This ID no aaes'
work.
NJ personal attention will be given TO the Re
pairing Of Watches, Clocks, Jewsly, &c, which
will be- warranted to give satisfaction. EverJ
description Of Goods in my line made TO order
Engrssing done a. short Notice,
dec4dAw
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uecd,. ratena sewing Machine
Makes equally ~ good work on the finest fabric
Or on the heaviest cloth, on either Of which for
beauty and durability it Ia superior 70 hand work
We invite the attention of those who wish ma
chimes. TO see Weeds machine. They arc the best
for family use because adapted to all kinds Of
work. They arc the best for manufacturers, be.
On use they make such beautiful and strong work.
They are the best for tailcrs, because they do bot
ter work than his hands.
Extract from letter written by gentleman,
owning plantation near New Orleans. iourtwo
Weeds Patent Sewing Machines have been in al
most constant use since bought them, and With
The beat or practical result. In less than three
weeks the twooperators on them finished com
pletc suit VI clothes for each OF my two hundred
and ten plantation hands, and find the tno saved
in nsins them season. has more than paid theii
cost.
| The Editor Of the zanesville lohio) Courier
says: There has never been Sewing Machine ir
this Of ~ that has given such unboundsd satsfao
ton to I'll who have used itas tbs Weed PAtent.-
We have examined them, and must confess our -
miratI on Of their simplicity and durability, ant
oan, with perfect confidence, after an examination
Of al other Sewing Machines, pronounce this =
i wish Sewing Machine, ~ sure II will Civ
them Subtraction.
WHITNEY & LYON, proprietors,
s45 Broadway, New York.
j i. A. DUKE, Agent for Keokuk, 6s Main-st.
dsc6d4w1m
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WINTER GOODS.

bOODSs
DuEE'S BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM Is
II WE'LL filled with all kinds of goods in his line
for the season.
ovcvshnes IN quality Price ord extent e )
decidedly the best stock in the city. They must b.
sold.
6lippers--Toilct, Dancing and Common, fol
Ladies', Gentlemen, Misses, Boys, Youths sne
Children. Very cheap.
Waterproof Boots, hair lined, and campaigned
with gum Or leather soles.
Dress and common Boots Of every description,or
hand and mAds to order. ALL CUSTOM W0Kk
WARRANTED.
In addition to the Boot ann Shoe bnsiness Duk,
is Agent Tor two oil the best Sewing Machines CT
tant-Wced's Patent and ] M. Singer 4 Co. SO
which no keeps specimens constantly on hand
singers Family sewing Machines arc now aold TO
$50. Persons wanting good Boots, Shoes or Sew
ing Machines, VIII 6nd this just the place 70 70
them. Remember tits no trouble 70 show rood
Machines II the .sBI9 BOOT" Store, No. 8
Main-st., keokuk, lows.
novlpd
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rew Years Eve Hall.

Mr. RODGERS respectfully informs the citisens
Of Keokuk that be win give public Ball ut biz
Hall, on Friday Evening, Dec. sIst. The Madden
Band will be on hand.
asc9Qd
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There il strong feeling 10 Southern
Nebraska in favor OF the annexation Of that
portion Of the Territory South OF the Plat
to Kansas. All the papers in that section
are in favor Of the scheme, and advocate it
very strongly. OF course the people north
OF the Plat are opposed to this dismember-
mcnt OF their territory, and We do not see .,
present that there 10 any chance Of accomp-
fishing the project.
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ATTENTION, mOUsEk EEPERs
DATENT CARPET SWEEP EMS ~
Calland sec them, ~
TILLINaaAsT, LANE 4 BUEL's,
dec13d No. 1873 Main-st.
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Ate ncy st law,
w Of the United States IT Burlington, in the
District Court Of Leo County, and in the Supreme
Court Of this State.
Ofios ON Second-st,. Arst door over tho Banking
House Of w. Thompson Co.
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pork and LAVA Cl0Mvers. s
4 VERY superior article just received and 70
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RAILROAD MEETING

nA sLsNpAD HEI $50 ,
TIM subscribers of stock IN the Mississippi and
l Wabash Railroad Company, included in the
Western Division, are hereby notified that there
will lie meeting held at the Court House in Car
thage. Hancock Co., H.. the trst Wcdne day in
January, 1863, tbcing the day specified in tbs
amended chsrter,l 81 such stock boilers, for the
purpose Of electine three Commissioners for sali
Western Division and tho transaction of such otse
business rs the wants Of the road may require
The meeting will convene in the court room at
o. clcck p. IN. A general attendance is requested
MAnfIs HapkIgs, Agent and
Proxy for Hancock Co.
ALEx. SYMPTOM
WILLtAn A. PATTERSON,
Nj. Mc1LArGHRr.
G. WlSsToa.
j. SRoLL.
J. X. cussixGEAn.
r. HoiIowBusa 4 Co.
STERLING, WALLAe Co.
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nnANiiPA(tTIkhR Of ali kinds Of CAkaS and
M Candies, Pyramids, 40. All esdsrs fsr pafsis
vill ~ nromptly attended To, at the ah0rtsat no
tee and In the most approved styie.
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Mathers Inks.

A new lot, in 20, Is and 80 Id. kegs, and . vari
ETY. Of coiored Inks, just received ut this Ofhce