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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-14

CALIFORNIA INDUSTRY Although young State
variety OF industrial pursuits have be. developed
TO q remarkable extent in California Indeed. but
few OF the older States surpass her in respects
According to an address recently delivered before
the Mechanics' Insttute at San Francisco there
have been enclosed in California since 1880 for agr
cultural purposes, upwards of half q million acres
and there have been erec,ed 1876 Touring mills, at
cost of two and half millions of dollars; Also IT'S
saw mills worth 50 6o0 coo. which row not eniy
supplying the home demand, but exporting $300,0 o
worth of lumber annually. Within the same ps.
rod there have been constructed 400 miles Of canals
and fumes for mining operations at cost of more
than Si2oo0G9. exclusive OF eight hundred miles in
Course of completion In addition to these there
have been erected 80 quartz mills the machinery of
which is valued at 81 coo COO besides numerous other
extensive and valuable works. euch sugar refine
ries. metaurgics works. tanneries, (cf which there
are twenty, of q capacity sufficient to supply the
siate,) breweries, paper mills cordage manufacto-
RES iron foundries and machine shops, adapted to
the construction of every conceivable description Of
machinery. from the most delicate mathematical
TO the most powerful steam engine. and
II capacity sufficient to supply the entire wants of
he Pacific coast. These improvements, together
With Others have, during the last nine years, in
,reased the Ia able property of the State from com
'sratively nothing 10 the enormous value OF $780,.
rDft COO.
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THREE LIVES Losr.-On Monday afternoon, three
men. named Thomas McGrade, William Butler and
Michael Roach, were at work sinking q well at
Willow Springs station, town of Palos on the Chi.
cago, Alton and st. Louis Railroad. They were
one after another, overpowered by the deadly at
mosphere at the bottom of the shaft, one being
lowered successfully to the relief of the preceding
ona and zach falling lfaIass
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-14

ANOTHER REFUGEE.-Georged d. Arnsberg, Adjutant
Of General Dembinski, during ths Hungarian rev.
olution, has arrived in New York. 1t will be re-
membered that he was at first condemned by an
Austrian court martial to be hanged, but his pen>
atty was afterwards cOmmuted to sixteen years
imprisonment in irons in the fortress Of Kufsfsip.
On the 1st of August iast the Emperor having re-
mitted the balance of his sentence, George d'Arns-
berg went to Hanover, whence he sailed for this
country to join the other Hungarian emigrants
who have settled in America.
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JTIRGINIA.-At o Circait Court, held
for the county Of Charlotte at the Court House
cf the said county the 9th day of August, lS5s:1
Rtiiam Cardwel Plaintiff,
Wyatt Card " ell, Thomas Cardweli,
Thomas Mack and Thomas Elum, Defent


Thomas Mack and Thomas Elnm, Defendants.
This caus which hns been regularly returned
and set for hearing at the rules came on This
day TO be heard On this bill and exhibits, was ar
gued by counsel for tho plaintiff; on consideration
whereof the Court doth adiudge, order and decree.
that William Cardwell, the trustee In the deed In
the proceedings mentioned, 60 render before one OF
the Commissioners of this Court, account OF all
his transactons such trustee which said account,
the said Commissioner 10 directed to examine. state
aud settle and report 20 the Court. And the Court
doth further ahiudse, order and decree. that the
same Commissioner do enquire, and report to the
Court, what debts are due from Wyatt Cardwali and
secured. or intsnded to be secured by the sal deed
reaian unpaid and the priority of said debts; and
"a order to enable the said Commissioner to make
the said enquiry, and to examine state and settle
the said account he is authorized to publish notice
OF the time aud place OF making the said enquiry
and settling said account In some ne newspaper puE.
ished i'm the city Of Richmond once a week for four
successive weeks, taking care ia said publication to
warn all the creditors OF the said yatt Cardwc To
produce before him, BY a.particuiar day. to be de-
signated in said publication their said debts ana
the evidence ia support of the same; which said
publication shall be equivalent TO personal vice of
the said notice on the parties. or any Of them
Cepy--yeste.
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Mrs Gore, the novelist, who has recently hecons
afflicted With partisl biindness, IL about 70 submit
70 ~ operation for cAtsrsct.
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ScEooL TEACHER AssAssISATED-A very deliber-
ate murder was committed at Independence, Mo,
on the 26th ult young man by the name of
Cooper waylaid and killed another by the name of
Littepage, a school teacher. 1t seems that Cooper
had made some statements about Littlepage which
were not true. whereupon Littlepage waited on him
and got him to sign retrsction. The next day he
hid himself near where Littlepsge had to pass, and
shot him with double barrel shot gun. Nineteen
buck hit him in the breast. he staggered
about twenty steps and fell dead Cooper then got
his horse and said he going to Brenham to
give himself up. He was afterwards seen in Bren.
ham. The neghbors mustered and started In pur-
suit of MIN,
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A BAp.HoNEY Moos,-Itis cniy few days since
an account wss published of two rather rough fell
lows Of the name of Lewis, running Away With two
sisters, tho daughters Of an innkecper in Ohio, Of
a. snL ~. o,ho. ~ p1 pa hnsa-S III. Aau
Joined. The Cleveland Review says, that the ell
der Lewis has bad bis honeymoon suddenly soured
by the intervention of warrant of arrest for big
amy and was examined and bound over to the
Court Of Common Pleas TO answer the charge. He
is now in Jail. II 10 charged that be married one
Mary Parker, In that city or Yicinisy, come two
years since.
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~ ~FkgsH LEEcaEs.-I have just re-
oeived, by Adams Express fresh lot of Swedisii
LEsCnEs. which will be applied upon most rea5on-
able terns.
Z. s.-onrpng and Leeching promptly attended
70 Can be fcnrd at all hours Of the day. at the Hair
Dressing Room uuder the American Hotel, and al
night on sth stIeet, French Garden Hill.
my E-ts X. q. H0DSOE
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N% CIGARS,
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC.

LEAF AND MANUFACTUED TOBACCO.
A large and we'll selected stock,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
JOHN BOUCHER,
l4th street,
between Main and Franklin SITS.
N B.-CIGARS made in any style to order.
I'm
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SENT Hoxs.-The notorious free ne.
gro, jim Ellis, was srraigned yesterday. before
the Hastings Court to be tried for ss..,,r. ..s n
overcoat. watch, and several other articles. from
Edward scruggs. Jim thought il useless 10 con.
tend against fate, SO he plead guilty; whereunon
tne Court passed sentence of five years imprison.
there the remainder of his life, for he has a mas.
sio. for "picking and stealing" which he can't
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DKAn.-H. B. Lutx, postmaster at LAuisburgs
Grenbrier county, Va, died on the Sth inst.
Judge Low, Of Frederick connty, Nd, died sad-
denly on the Sth Inst.
Ithss been ascertAined that the man Who 'ehead
on to the lasts WAS shoemaker.
young man. naussd wright vas killed n Ma
son county, Va, on tho 81 Inst, ~ ne MI q
piece Of timber. fs9 Il ss
Tho Nav York Herald L. 81 tAts present vrs-
ting sstrongiy 10 hvor Of dsn. scets = nsxt Pre-
sidens Of the Uaited 8tasss-aad tnisks he -
certainly be elected.
Alex.ndsr Duneap, ef Pfevideoce, y taxed ~
over f,rr nflliooo cf 1ollASe. He y an6oahoe4o9
~ richest M - Ne< 1oGland.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-14

CONTEST WITH BoAR.-The Abingdon, N. Y,
STANDARD relates that several days since as Walter
Davis, young man, was endeavoring to drive a
savage boar into pen. the ferociOus animal
turned upon him and drove him into a corner, near
shigh board fence. The boar Ieaped at him with
the ferocity OF tiger, but was kept at bay by
Davis for some ten minutes, bnt finally, by tre
mendcus leap. the savage animal came 30 near that
the pole was useless. As he made spring, Davis
jumped over him, but in doing SO, the boar drove
his tusk through thick kip boot, and almost
completely through his foot, throwing him back
into the corner Before the beast could pursue
the advantage he had gained, Davis IVES up and
running for dear lie. The boar followed him to
the door of tie yard, striking him once above the
knee, cutting cash six inches long and an inch
deep at one end. The ferocious animal was subse
Quently secured in his pen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-14

The APPLE TRApE.-The Boston Ledger says the
demand from the South and West for apples still
continues. The amount taken during last week
was not far from 5000 barrels.
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5000 prizes of SO are 1901
5,4S5 prizes, amounting to es2O.c0G
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters s2 50.
ne Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries
will be sent to any one desirous of receiving it.
Certificates OF packages Will be sold at the following
rates, which is the risk:
Certificate of package oflG whole Tickets. SO
10 half 4U
g 10 quarter IS b
10 eighth " 10
In ORDERING TICKETS Or CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money to cur address for the Tickets
ordered, receipt of which they viii be forwarded
by first mail. Perchaserscan have Tickets ending In
any figure thoy may designate.
The List of drawn Numbers and Prizes Will be sent
immediately after the drawing.
~ Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain and give their Post Once, County and State.
SF- Remember that every Prize Is drawn and pay.
able in full without deduction.
AZ All prizes of 81 coo and under paid immediate
ly after the drawing Other prizes at the usual time
of thirty days.
All oommunicssions strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tick cts or Certificates 10
s. SWAN co, Augusta. Ga.
Or Richmond Va.
"a Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, OF
Atlanta, Georgia, can have their orders filled. and
save time, by addressing s.SWAN CO., at eithe.
Of those cftiee.
aE- list of the nambers that are drawn from tn.
wheel with the amount of tho prize that each one Ia
entitled to- will be pnblIshed after every drawing in
trtioraiist, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette. Atlanta
New York Weekly Day Book, Savan.
nah aeorgian Richmond Dispatch, New York
Paulding Miss Clarion. and Little Rock
(Ar1 True Democrat. Ge3
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with any Chronic Disease considered incurable will
receive "a Letter Giving information which will in
sure a speedy end permanent cure by sending their
nanles and stamp Ito prepay postage) to DR. u.
H. t0oTg, thc celebrated Chronic Physician, ard
author Of Medical Common Sense saratoga
bprings. NY g. la-dAwam
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-14

K G HOWE,
GnYArnnr sfrna1

saS- Dr.. ACgILLEs AsCoLfs Office, On
1N GRACE STREET, BETWEEN 7TH AND srH.
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fsS~ Books for the entry of ARTICLES,
intendedf1r exhibition at the Fair in Richmond, in
October next, are open.
Communications addressed TO the undersigned,
describing minutely possible, the character OF
the article 10 be entered viii be attended to- These
entries must b4 made prior to the 25ih Of October
TO prevent confusion and disappointment.
CHARLES DInMOCK,
l0-:2fO Sec'y Va Cent Ag. Society.
IA Once in the Ballard Hou.e, opposite the Ex-
change Hotel.
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FearIv One Pfifc to Euerv NiYc 4
MAGNIFICENT SCREMEi
TO BE DRAWN
RkCH XATTJRDAF IN OTTORER

NATURALIZATION FhILEE.
1 prizes Of S40, approxtmsting to $70,o0G
prize, are sl.sOe
prize. are LOO
{ prizes Of $3.50, approziinsting to Sl0,o00
prize, are 300
( prizes of S1l5, approximsting to 5000
prize are SOC
prizes Of Sle0, sppToxfmattng TO "a COO
prize, are 400
4 prizes OF $75 aprroIimat1nH to IS, ,00G
prize, 500
prizes OF $50 approgimsting to $3.50
prizes are 200
5000 prizes of SO are 10000
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sel- Rocks for the entry of ARTICLx =

OFFICE or TIE U. s. AND VIRGINIA CENTRAL
AGRICULTURAL Societies. RICHMOND, VA.
h.arl lLIth L
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There were 800 deaths from yellow fever at New
Orleans last week, increase of 10 ever the week
before.
The Litchhsld county, Ct, Bank went into the
hauds ofthe receivers on the 18th inst.
Mr.. Mordica Kennedy, ono of the defenders OF
baltimore 10 the warof 1914, died at Wheeling,
Va, on Monday. :
Mr.. Weir's painting of Niagara Falls has been
purchased 10 Boston BY Msjor Davis, United States
Army.
Father Mathew birth day anniversary Was eel.
ehrated By the Irish In New York, Monday.
The Mount Vernon Cotton Factory q AlssanAsta,
Va, isagatn u eperatien.
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LCETEEI5a.

SWAN / CO.'S LOTTERIES
~ TRIUMPHANT
SWAN & co.
CONTINUE TO DhAW AS USUAL WITHOUT
lNTERRUPTIUN.
SWAN o. cos
LOTTERIES ARE LEGAL, AND
AUTHOHiZkD BY TEN
STATE Os q EUEaIAi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-14

Gov. McMULLEN-Gov McMulien, we are in
formed, addressed the citizens Of Lee on Monday
of their recent county court, and tho impression
was left upon the minds of some that he may, un-
der certain circumstances, become candidate for
Congress. The circumstances are these, we
are informed: the clim tie of Washington Terri
tory is injurious to the Governors health and he
has therefore asked the President that he be as
signed to some other locality. If this is not done
in all probability he will resign the Governorshr
of Washington and again be a candidate for Con-
gress.-Tdzeweu Co. (Fa.) advocate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-14

BIBLE PRESENTATION TO FIRKnss--Tho entire fire
department. Of Jersey City assembled on Thursday
evening last, at the Grove street BAPTIST Church,
where each company was presented with large,
elegantly bound Bible, by the Jersey City Bible
Society. There was large turn out of the hre-
men.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-14

1a5- Hosses's HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING
AND sAahPooIsa SALOON, under the American Ao-
1.-entrancs on lIth street
n. Blot Cold and Shower BATHS can he had at
on hours Single Bath 20 cents, or tickets for one
uoiiar jos
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-14

AMERICAN ENGrxEERs FOR BRAzrI.-Edward D.
Muhlenherg, ESQ., Of Reading, Pa, has obtained q
contract for the construction OF q portion Of the
Don Pedro II. Railrerd, In the empire OF Brasil,
aud will leave Reading In few days for Rio de
Janeiro.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-14

"THE PKRns OF CRINoLINE," +" is the title of a very
pleasant editorial in the Boston Medical and Surgi
cal Journal this week. The writer says:
Too much cannot be said to induce ladies to pro
tect themselves sufficiently in so changeable a
climate as our own. Whilst in midsummer lin
tense heat allows expansive skirts and gossamer
textures, the circumference of the former should
diminish in the exact ratio in which it ia found
necessary to increase the thickness ofthe latter In
winter at least in this part Of the world we would
Danish the hoop and such other appliances asex-
pose the person too freely to cold and dampness.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-14

CONFEDERATION OF RAG MoNEY.-The receivers OF
the Exchange Bank at Bangor, Me, having closed
up It's BOOKS, on Saturday last made grand bor
hre OF SZo,ooo of it's bills. The Courier says:
The receivers have paid dollar for dollar of the
public Indebtedness of the bank which has been
presented within the time allowed By law We
understand there is large amount of the bills
(S25,00t) still in circulation somewhere at the
west. Al It had been sent in, large dividend
would have been paid on the whole; but that which
is now ont is of course entirely worthless The
concern is closed mp; and the sooner the holders
burn the bills the less likely will they be to cheat
their neghbors
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-14

FIRE IN GALLIpoLIs.-There was very dsstruc-
tive IRE In Gallipoiis Ohio near the Virginia line
en- Sunday night last. Maxoa's marble works, wsre
enerely destroyed, besides the residence and Ds.
guarrean Gallery Of Mr.. Carroll, the ONCE Of Mr..
Warth, and several other smaller tenements.-
Loss about $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-14

sUlcIpx.-0n Sunday, tho 10th, Jesss HUI, an
eyed sad respectable citizen Of Mason county, Va,
committed suicide by hanging himself 20 peach
tree, near the residcnce Of his son.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-14

~ BATHS. BATHS, BATHS Hot,
>oid and Shower Baths can be had daily at all
soafs, ut the American Hair Cutting, Shaving, and
: lam po9ing Saloon. under the American Hotel
Altranse on 9ith street.
sinKt@ baths a. GASlta or tteketS for n An IN
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bAoxss our AgAfy.-A correspondent Of the Pc.
fersburg Express, writing from Pleasant Hill, N.
c., on the 11th inst, says:
The hogs are dying, ia this county, in largo
numbers from the effects Of the hog cholera or
some other fatal disease. Some Of our farmers
have lost as high q hundred head. / observe
also that number of horses in this vicinity are
afflicted with disease Of sore mouths The tongue
OF the animal appears to be very much swollen,
with small sores on its entire surface The tongue
hangs out at one side of the mouth, and the eight
est movement appears to create pain. Whether
this is a species of black tongue so common among
the cattle or not am not able to determine
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-14

SPIRITUAL INsANIrY.-The Medina Tribune te,Is a
sad story Of folly in relation to one Thsddeus Sh..
don, of Randolph, Cattaragus county, N. Y,who
has been carried off by spiritualsm. He was worth
$4,000, but for two or three years past he has de.
voted his time and purse to the '1Harmonial Phil
osophy." During the present season he had aliargc
force OF men at work diggging cave. In the cave
he expected to find the ruins of the "Harmonial
City,, full of treasure, but it is filled with wa
and is altogether poor abode for spiritual or
earthly bodies. MIR Sheldon has been thoroughly
feeced by mediums, and is now poor penniess
man.
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A CAkD.--Miss j. II COND REY,
- Dress Maker. No. 70 Main street. over the store
i ~, nf; Darld Jones, having received her FALL
et eua " hTEh FASHIONS, Is hox prepared to exc
& an orders M her line Ia the most approved st. 10
aIl me shortest notice. She wouii s,Iict call
'Ds " Fer friends and the public generally.
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"EoNKsT INpIAN."-In the U. 8. Circuit Court
yesterday, during the examination Of Alexander
Robinson, the venerable Pottsuattomie cheftain,
an old time interpreter to the garrison here. he
stated what is quite too original well aborigi-
nal, to be confined TO its proper place in the re-.
ported evidence to day. 1t was view of Pottaw-
atomic thirst. that brought down the house, court,
bar and bystanders.
Quoth Alexs1der, "I vas in those days much
about the garrison; kept within few miles; !;
always went to the Suffers when / was thirsty"
"Were you oftel thirsty!"
"Had'nt much moneys those times"
"Tere you thirsty whenever you had money!"
"Was very much thirsty always when had
money"-Chicago Press and Tribune.
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Eaa NO, NorIcE;-,ExaI. IC

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Col. KrNSEY.-This dim light Of hiibusterism is
at present In Texas, where he is quite popular, II
we may judge from the following paragraph in the
San Antonio Herald:
Some of our prominent citizens have requested
Col. Kinney to permit bis name to be put before
the people for the next gubernatorial election
This he declines, saying that his private business
in this State and Central America will require his
undivided attention. He informs that be has
concluded his negotiation with the Mormons for
the sale of his interest in Central America and has
received an earnest of $500 900 part of the pur.
chase money. He is to receive 81 000, ,000."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-23

NoTlCEis hereby given to tho owners OF the
lots de scribcdin the foregoing list suateiin the
City Of keokuk, Lee County and State Of lows.
whose namesaye mentioned and all others interest
ed th ate pecial has been assessed and levied
by he City Council Of said city for MoAD-
ANYTHING In front Of said lots Is designated
In the above list, and unless payment BE- made
Of nc taxes 80 also all costs, before the
much thereof rs shall be necessary to discharge
said and costs, will be sold ON tho day sfore-
said, at tho Mayors Office In said city, between
the hours Of o 'clock . m. and clock 3. n.
G. c. STEVENS,
Coliectorof theCity otskeokuk.
Sent, r. 1BbS-dtd s@P
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q RAND TN uNk RAILH o A ID
OF CANADA.

q 70 AND n q NIX RAILH o A ID
OF CANADA.
~ADELIGHTFuL ROMANTIC RoUTE~0a
FROM THE WEST TO
B0sf0n, NeU York, and the Eastern States
Vta fAs Mch,oaR Ceatrai, Great Westerm,
OSdensba,sh rermonf Central, and
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD or CANADA.
Passengers by this route have an opportunity Of
Waiting some Of the grAndcst and most woa-
derful scenery In the world, including Toyon.e
A1ptxs AZ fhe S. Laurence, Qnstse, Montreal, Waite
Messfstss, fhS Tubular Biayf, fneorty fpo miiss In
AsgfA), Lake Champiain, Fails Of AfoafMorenci,
Hr1ssN Riser, etc, etc.
On md after May /, 1858, Baggage will be
OAscks4 Through from Chicago.
TO u n GGn NTA.
Passages may b. occurred ct the ofice OF the Com
pAny In Chicago by sAiLlsG ships from London,
Liverpool, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol, Hull
Absrdsea AAd Aontrose. An agent Of the GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD suPcrintonds the removal Of
sm,grants and baggage 1t Quebec free Of charge
Fare from $40 70 SIS to Chicago, including
cooked provisions.
The Mammoth Steamship
WAT m A N,
OF 2s 800 TONS AND TOO FEET LONG
II under sontract 10 this Company for one or more
trips TO Portland. Tourists' return tickets from
Chicago 10 the principal towns In Europe will
shortly b issaed. Tickets from Chicago for all
points East, also for tho Leviathan, or for the nj
O SIS. 90. = ships, can be obtained at the o6ice
Of the GRAND Trunk Railroad, No. IS Dear born
street, Chicago.
J. WARRACK,
Agent ct Grand Trunk X. Il. Co.. Of Canada.
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We have FOR sale quantity of WADE's coLoR-
EpIsks, which are Justly considered the beet in
market. There are among them all shades Of Red,
Blue, Yellow end Brown, and of all prices, from
10 cents up to a2per b. Also White Ink, gold
Size and varnish, and ne arly Ill grades Of Black
Ink, Of the same manufacture.
We have, besides, q gu antity Of Mather's Black
Ink, undisposed Of, than which there are
better in market.
All Of which we will sell Ut manufacturers pri-
ces, for cash.
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Peach, Plum and Cherry Trees, either standard or
Dwarf, Grape Roots or Cuttings Cnrrsnf, Coos
berry Raspberry and - 40 KERRY bushes, together
receive prompt and fat hfui attention.
Nursery Grounds In the Western part Of the
City, on Des Moines Avenue.
@. O. HILTON,
Osatc Hubbeli 4 Hilton.)
keokuk, Sept. q, 1Sa8-dAw