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Pennsylvania RAILROAD.

THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUrE, connecting Allan
tls cities viii, Western, North Western, aud South.
Western States b. continuous Rplvly direct T.s road
also connects at pSbirgh with daily line Of Steamers 70
all ports the Western Rivers and at Cleveland md sam
inssy with Steamers ports the NoTth Western
Lakes; the dirsct cheapest anil rsiIbis
route by which FREIGHT be forwarded u aud from
t,rf rrfg Hagr
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T. CARTWRIGHT,
NJ L ) IC u L Is LIS II 1. r.

7. CART WRIGHT,
NJ L ) l Q u L - LIS II 4. r.
IS5 JiAGN HFKEfF.
7 IsT OF SEw NUsIC:-
l. ne Crystal waitIs eo4possi By gentleman Of Ills
city.
Partune Teller; (CIuitan J. y Ohm.
slltau's Polka; tPiana) CAlaries D. Albert
La S.lphlie yAse; (Pisao) J. Ascilzr
Ia Clochette du Pair; a. anoj L-f-hrr- Wsly-
FHzjae Nssurka srutlratsis; tf.auol JaE-rs Bsllak
Masurka des TraineaaNi tPiauol }. A.cher-
TIE celebrated Rnndo Fiaals sung by MADAME la
borE~; JP;auol Max Mar-tzrE-
Also received TIE following pieces Of M1,i=
B-ssIs's Grav~: bsautfui song.
What Hone Hifhost Brotls-r-
Whz is Home without Sister cSnpznioas 60 WhEEts
Home Eithout q Mother.
Maid o. sylvan Nook.
Plight OF the Robin
The Stow has fallen around
Also, a large o.sostlea' Of sIus.eAi Worss te, ie
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THE EnicKcrbocker has charming reminder
for those who may have suffered with fever and
ague in any of the Western localities--a parody
upon LongfeIIow and everybody else. We ex-
tract the better portion Of
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland, P1ttsburg & Wheeling
RAIT, ROAD

Cleveland, Pittsburg & wheeling
RAIL ROAD.
a 2 - - l
HS and after Monday March s1ssS tSunta!s excepted
~ Trains viii a. follows:
LEAVE CLEvELAND:
l:I0 p. NJ Mail Train, stopping at all stations; arrive ~
Pittsburgh q; SIS p. Al and Bridgeport at s:i5
1880 ~ Express Train stopping all regular stations;
CEa-t Rochester and New Salisbury are nag sta
tiors for tiis train) AID arrive ~ Pittsburgh ~
5;5OA. ".
LEAVE BRIDGEPORT:
G:I9 NJ Express Train stopping all regular staoHI:
arrive at Pittsburgh at Ii:iO A. N and at CIsye-
land ct 2;ssS p. NJ.
$50 p ~ Mail Train, stopping at al regular stations, ar
arrive AZ Pittsburgh at 500 T. ~
LEAVE PITTsBURGH:
GEO A. NJ Stat Train stepping III stations, and arrives
at Cleveland ~ z:S5 T. VI. aad At bridgeport At
..oo =, I rt a; y:
rive at BRIDGEPORT at $50 p. II.
Ia. tala from RrllsspOrttO Cleveland aay-ieAves
Excursion Tickets from dgeport Pi.t1bursh
turning, 1913. coed t'eo days oa!y.
Connections.
Connections maize By ali through trains as follows:
At Cleveland with trains Tor Toledo Detroit, Chicago and
the NuIt est. also, FOR Erie, DlukT Buffalo, Niagara
Falls Canads.
A. Strul.nyllr and Bea!r with the S;eubeuvile IndI-
Ohio ads CadiE. Cosbocton. SeH
ARK, EaTnrsvi- zlncsyllr, Wilmington, Lancaster, Column
bus, CnCIrUatt lnhanapni. and - Louis.
At Wheeling with Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, for Cum
belud, arpvr's Ferry, Baltimore and Washington CITY
Local and through tickets eau purchased atihe
Offices ths linS also At ihe Union Ticket ONCE opposite
The Leyv-, Wheeling, Va
Cleveland l. (
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-24

Robert Tyler has become the special counsellor
and ccnhdant OF President Buchanan For several
days in succcssion ii is said he has been clos eted
hour after hour with the venerable James and II
is anticipated tina, the Executive Message will be
siightly TyieYised. Robert il very wrathy At
Douglas, aud boldly declares that the Charieston
convention must take Lccomptou for its pass word.
The Israelite, published in Cincinnati. says that
an American farmer in the vicinity Of Sioux City.
Iowa, has, with his whole family, embraced Juds.
ism, lie performed circumcision on himself and
nov lives strictly in accordance with the rules Of
the Mosaic Law.
GOV. Aekac, of Mississippi, the successor Of Gen.
huffman IN Congress is m ardent advocate of the
re-opening Of the African Slave Trade. and may be
expected to break ground on the subject, at the
coming session.
The Catholic Telegraph devofes four columns to
THOMAS CARIrLE's History Of Frederick the Great.
IL styles this work "Csrlyie's mad twentieth CEN
tnry Qaixotc attempt to defy the Devil 10 give
the lie a lock Of Gospel
Hiram Powers, the sculptor, who has resided at
fiorence for twenty years more, is about to re-
visit the United States.
The Columbus State J0usn al SAYS the following
natass have beer suggested as Republican candid atss
for the obcs Of Governor of Ohio in case GOV Chase
Will not again serve. Joshua X. Giddings David
X. Garter and Wm. Dennison.
Longfcliows poem IL godsend 10 the Boston
antiquarian The papers TEEN with historical
sketches OF Puritan customs. The last point in
dispute is treated In communication in the Boston
Asufrfts1. The query is, Ibid Priscilla Mullins
use email spinning wheel or large one 20
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In the Right Direc,,on.

The anti -Lecompton meeting q, Indianapolis, the
other day, in which Davis, Torbert, Ryan and adge
Wick figured eonspcnously, took high and strong
ground against the bred Scott decision. The Indi-
annapolis Journal says of the rks Of Davis, and
the manner they were received
He left clean track right in the path he has
trodden from the start, and when he declared that
no NAV 1Ao approved the doctrine that the Censfitu.
ton carried SIareyg the Territories could eayrx
eagle Township ~ free safe, the ans werug shou
Vas convincing proof that he spoke the sentmen,
OF every man Of his party.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-24

Subscriptions for the dairy GAZE CrrY, and
WrHKLr VALLEY WHIe, must be accompanied by
the cash in all casca.
Daily rubscri bcrs can pay the carrier If they pre-
fer, once in two weeks. The carrier is advised to
require payment in advance, in all cases.
No JOB Work delivered until paid for.
All advertisements must be paid for in advance,
except In the case Of customers with whom We have
mutual accounts. With such, settlements viii be
made quarterly.
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XoU and ca Of you are hereby notified that
i there IL now hle In the Office OF the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Lee Comfy Iowa, at keohuk
petition Of Alexander Lowris claiming Of said
X. G. liicas the II eleven hundred dollars,
with interest the same ut the rate Of ten per
tsnt. per snnam from April ID, 1857. ~ money
justly due him from said Hicks on two promissory
notes for the sum Of Eve hundred and fifty dollars
each, dated April I'd, 1887, payable TO the order Of
said Alexander Iowrie In one aud two years from
date respectively With interest at the rate Of ten
per cent. per annum Alec claiming Of you (said
X. G. Hicks and Sarah A. Hioks) the foseoosuYs OF
= mortgage executed by you TO sAld LowTie and one
leo. NJ. Barber to secure sAid notes, with others,
ON iots Nos. and eight " and 81 10 block No.
ono hundred and ninety three 1881 In the City Of
keokuk, Lee county, Iowa. And notice of setd
suit having been returned to the last 6eptsmker
tsrm u said court A. TO you ssnot fonnd," and OF
der Of publication hsd. Now unlsss you appear
and answer thereto on or before the second day
Of the next term Of said court, 10 be begun and
holden the fret Monday Of February next 1850.
judgment will be rendered against you By defsuit
and sAtd mortgage foreclosed ~ prayed Tor IN the
PLAINTIFFS petition.
McCRARY i BRUCE.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The plaintiff In the foregoing sction having OBJ
tAlned order Of publication ~ to defendants r.
O. Hicks and Sarah A, Hicks, from the District
Court OF Lee County, Iowa. ut Keokuk, therefore
let publication be made IN che "Dsily 0ste City"
. newspaper puhlishe In said county, once week
tor four consecutive weeks.
ERIE J. LEIGH,
Nov. 70, l6ss.d4w Clerk d. q.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-24

From Kansas City TO the Pike Peak gold region
il 62 miles, and the route, nearly all the way is
we'll provided with wood, water and grass. 1t runs
for the whole distance through central Kansas
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Fra nkiy, at last.

The Mobile Register one of the most prominent
Democratic journals of the South, acknowledges
that its party is, "n It's essential composition, .
Southern, sectional party And 1t has long been
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-24

InE DEs MoIsns VALLEY Nnie IL published
every Monday at this Office. IL one Of the oldest
papers In Iowa, and has very large and increas-
Ing circulation throughout the Des Moines VAL
ley, Northern Missouri, and Western II linais.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-24
CHEAPER THAN DAYLloMT Z
KEROSENE OIL

HEREBY iaforn the pnblic that have ESQ.,
= eaatsd nyssM With J. Bsadsn, ~ Drug store
Nos. " .ad 3l1 AAin.st-, Ksokuk. lows, 70 wkish
places hays removed NY stock Of Kerosene Oil
and Amps, where will bs found fun supply Ct al
times The rapidly increasing ssh II this Oh was-
rants the assertion that 1t is the cheapest safest
and most pleasant burning OIL now known. War
hour, an1 warranted not to explode. and TO give
aAtisfaStion In all casss.
Call and sxamine for yourselves, ct ths Drag
Stores Of ] Bradsn, Nos. 81 and 3i3 Nain-strsst,
Ksokuk, Iowa. H. c. NIRNLL,
Nov. I6.d3v
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Legal Nosice. .sF reel sure 81 More.
TO q. w. Jeesre. y. NM. g. n D,no.a and

10 9. "; Jsssss. =. Mills, 9. 4. Dinond. and
VOU and each Of you are hereby notified that
I there u now on die In the Clerks once Of the
District Court Lee County, Iowa, IT Ksokuk, :
petition Of D. W. Kiihourss AeAinst you, elai ming
: nnding Of Court, and decree In bis favor, and
against q. y. Jeness, for the sum Of seven hun
dred and four and 3l-lo0 dollars end ten psr cent,
interest from the 10th Of August, 1853, being the
amount Of purchase nOacy and intessst due him on
log. seven ana eight, block sigAt In Kilboarss's
addition ion % keokuk, lows, which va sold By the
January, lSss--ths foseelosare ~ mortgage giv-
en- on said lots b saA Jsnsfs tosaid KfiSonrre to
secure The payment d seid purchase nonsy. dated
9TH Of January, 1881 rssordsa II Dsok I, pass 5s1
hscesds Lss Oounty, Iowa-shs sals ~ sAfd lots TO
pay said snm aud fatessst. tAs sntsueuisAneut 81
al equity Of redemption undsr sAid mortgage, and
for general rslisf. Ard saAA Mills, Dlmoed spd
Gorgss, who, IL 10 said have Or claim 70 have some
interest - said lots, ere Dads parties defendant
ana hereby rsq.irsd 70 .one II, snd, BY snsvsr
forever barred and estoppsd therefrom hereafter.
Now, therefore, you and each of you are REQUIRED
TO appear and answsS said petition on the morning
Of the second day Of the next term Of said Court.
10 BE- hsld = keokuk on the FIRST Monday q FEB.
ruAry, 1889, or dscres will b rendered therein
against you, BY default, according to law.
II. SCOTT HOWELL.
Aug- ~. 1903. Atty for Petitioner
Tbs petitioner 10 tho above named action havinS
obtained ~ order Of publication therein BY sAid
returned mot found,'' therefore lot pubicstion
DO made in the "Daily Cato CITY," newspaper
Puolished IN said county, once week for four con-
secutivs weeks. ERIE J. LERCH.
-- NOV. = lsoo-dAw Clerk D. 9.
sOArOUND HYkUP Of HlackIerry Eoos- 70
~ sah BY 8. b. VOWELL.
sag7d Isl Nsin.at.
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A meeting was called at les Mones, few days
ago, to get an expression the prec. Of State aid
to railroads. At the time Of assembling, however,
II was found that no one had taken sufficient inter-
est in the matter TO engage the hall, and the meet
ing not held.
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mARusrn

In aouysrneur, MY, ON ~ i1tA inst, by the
Rev. DR.. Boa rdman. OF CasoaoviA Mr. q co. Board
man, Of WAtsstown, n. X 10 Miss usien N. Par
sons, Of Ksokuk. lows.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-24

WV u - GOODS.
nUKE'S BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM rs
- welli hllsd with All kinds of goods in his line
for the season.
oysssAossr In quality. price and extent u variety
soN.
siippsn-Toiltt, Dsneing and Common, fos
Ladies, Gentlemen, Aissss, Boys, Youths and
Children. Very cheap.
Waterproof Boots hair lined. and canpaignsd
with gum " leather s0ies.
Dress and common Boots Of every desert ption on
hand and made TO order. ALL CUSTOM work
WARRANTED.
In addition to the Boot ann Shoe business Duke
ia Agent for two oil the best Sewing Machines sx.
tant--W Weeds Patent and J. N. Singer 4 Co Sol
which be keeps specimens constantly On hsnd-
singers Family sewing Machines are now sold fos
eoo Persons waiting good Boots, shoes or Sew
ink Machines, will mud this just the place 10 rel
them. Remember IL II no trouble to show Goods
or Machines At the "Ef0 BOOT Store, No. sc
Main-st.. Keokuh, Iowa.
nuyIQd
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The friends of Major Harris, Of Illinois. do not
anticipate that he will resume his seat in Con-
gress. II is represented as almost impossible that
he should leave his bed, TO which he is now con
fined.
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".
novIyi
y. T.. NUM- HNEY.
A UcTf0N and Commission Merchant, No. IT
"A Mxin-st.. Keokuk, Iowa.
will sell this evening 1t my sales room with
out reserve, an invoice Of Clothing, Cloths, Dry
.ood:, Buck Gloves and Aitts, Notions, Jswelry,
&C.. &c. TERMS CASH.
New. 1o-d
Trustee,s sale.
DUBLIC NOTCH 10 hereby given that on Tues
! day, the 18th day Of December, A. d. 1883,
sbal sell 70 the highest bidder. for cash, lot four
~ In block thirty eight tas Of the City u Kso-
kuk, Lee county, Iowa. Said sale win take place
between the hours Of two clock and four
o'clock p N. OF said day In front Of my once, on
the corner OF Main and Second streets ia said city
and will b. made by virtue Of Deed Of Trsst
from Horace IL. Ayres and wife TO me. TO secure .
debt to Hoskins, Hsishiil Co., due tie lot dsy Of
September last, zor 1885 81. and deed win b.
made TO the purchaser.
sAM'L =. MILLER,
Nov. 10, lSbs-nvlSdtd Trustee.
Life, Fire and Marine Insuranco
Agency.
DOLICrEs Of InsuYance Issued st the loves,
rates In the following reliable ATst chss eom-
panies
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
or NEW YoRK
ms the safest and most reliable Life Insuraacs
Company In the world, with m accumulated
Fund Of over - ZOO, 900.
ATLANTIC FIRf AND MARINE ms. Co.
OF Providence, 4. i.
Capital $50 200 90.
SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE ms. co.
sPsiNOyfHLD, MAS.
Capital ESQ, ZOO.
PEORIA MARINE FIRE INSURANCE co.
PEORIA, ILL.
Capital $500, 900 90.
These desiring Insurance will do we'll 10 call Il
the Agency OfISe OF c. r. DINOND.
novt 6d1m Msiu.st over OGDEN R,0h S,n,s
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3. q. MyiMe.Hse ~.

% DOE. bkOOMs on consignment aud for sale
Do by CLE6H0kN, TAILOR 4 co.
noylyi
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MARSHALL y CLEMENS, 1


The plaintiff in the foregoing action hsvins OBJ
tanned "a order Of publication from tAs District
Court Of Les County lows At ksoksk, against
Aoses b. Morrison, II. W Clarke and Turpin Dsugh.
tiers, defendants, "Dot found" thefsfore let pub-
iicat,on b. made in the daily Gate City, news
paper published In said county. opoe 8 week for
four consecutive weeks. kkIk ]. LEECH,
Nov. ID, 1s5s-diw Clerk ID. @.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-24

- -. EOMAAs
tiers ey ~ Il - ~,
WILL practice regular y in ths District Court
~ Of the United States 1t Burlington, In ths
District Court 81 Leo County, and Ia The 6sprens
Court or this State.
Once on Sssond~at.. Ant dor over ths BANKING
House Of W. Thompson 4 Co.
noyl6dou
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These desiring Insurance will do we'll 10 csli II
the Agency OfGce OF c. r. DINOND.
novlSdlm Msin-st., over Ogden q Book Store,
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The Plaintiff In the foregoing assios having OBJ.
tanned - order of publieatisn % 10 the foregoing
named asfesaaats, from the District Court oil Lse
County, Lows, at Ksoksk therefore let pubtiostion
b made IN the "Daiiy Gate CITY," . Newspaper
published In said county, week for four con.
secutive weeks. ERIE J. LEIGH
Nov. 8, 1885, la Clerk c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-24
Legal ASsice.

4 -. NsfVFH0yk Iut FTb1utIN,
The plaintiff In the foregoing aetion having OBJ
tanned an order OF publication n 70 defendant.
Joseph AaweYda, from the District Court Of Lee
Cosnty, Iowa, ~ COX ok therefore let publication
b m sds Ia the "Dsily Gate CITY," . Newspaper
Published In said sounty, week Tor four con-
sscasivs weeks. ERIE j. LIKCH,
Nov. 10, 1S6s-d4w Clark BIC.
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sbke up anu asOW enO ptacuOo tho Alo.lD.
spring principle which the Democratic party
had surrendered. At last the Republican
party has appeared. It avows now, = the
Republican party Of 1900 did, in ono word,
its faith and ito works, Equal and exact
justice to I'll men," Even whom It 6rss en-
tered the field, only half-organised, 1t struck
> blow which only just failed to secure .
complete and triumphant victory. In this,
ito second campaign, il hes already won sd
vantages which render that triumph now
both easy and certain.
The secret Of its assured success lies il
that very characteristic which, iu the mouth
or scodsrs, constitute ito great and lasting
lmbecility and reproach. II lies in the fact
that il is ! party Of but ono idea bat that
idea y noble one--an idea that expands
and fills all generous souls--tho idea OF
equality, the equality Of oil men before hu.
man tribunals and human laws, % they eli
are equal before the divine tribunal and d.
vine laws.
know and You know that revolution
has begun. know and oil the world kuows
that revolutions never 20 backward. Twenty
Senator'S and q hundred Representativ es pro :
claim boldly In Congress to day sentiments
and opinions and primal pies Of freedom
which hardly 50 many men even IN this free
State dared to utter 10 their own homcs
twenty years ago. While the Government
OF the United States, under the conduct Of
the Democratic party, has been all that time
snrrenderng one plain and castle after an
other TO slavery, the people Of the United
States have been no less steadily and pesss-
veringly gathering together the forces with
which to recover back again all the fields and
oil the castles which have been lost, and to
confound and overthrow, by one decisive
blow, the bstrayers Of the Consultation and
Of freedom forever.
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DICKLES, in Vinegar, b the 1ossn, for sals 81
l aug1dkw ". n. AUSTIN 90.
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mhtcu-tne hDrogatlon OF the law which for.
bids the African slave trade.
Now, know very we'll that tho Democrat
10 party has, at every stage Of these proceed
ings, disavowed the motive and the policy Of
terrifying and extending slavery, and has ex-
cused them ON entirely different and more
plausible grounds. But the inconsistency
and frivolity OF those pleas prove still more
oonclusively the guilt charge upon that par
~. II must indeed necessarily excuse such
guilt before mankind, aud even to the con !.
| sciences of it's own ndherents. There is a
instructive adherence Of slavery and an in
born and inhcring love OF freedom in the hu-
man heart which render palliation OF such
gross misconduct inexcusable. 1t disfran-
chises tho free African on the ground OF !
fear that il left 10 enjoy the right Of suffrage
nc might seduce the free white citizen into
| aualgamation With bis wronged and despised
race. The Democratic party condemned and
| deposed John Quincy Adams becauso he En-
pended twelve millions year, while II justi-
fes his favored successor in spending seventy
millions. eighty millions. and even An him.
| dred millions year. II denies emancipation
| in the District Of Columbia, even with com.
pensation to masters aud the consent Of the
/ people, on the ground Of an implied consti-
tutional inhibition, although the Constitution
expressly confers upon Congress sovereign
legislative power 10 that District, and d.
| though the Democratic party Is tenacious oil
the principles Of strict construction. 1.-TWO
lated the express provisions OF tide Constitu-
ton in suppressing petition and debate upon
tho subject Of slavery through fear Of dis
turbance Of the public harmony, although j,
claims that tho electors have q right TO in
strnct their representatives, and even demand
their resignation 10 cases OF contumaoy. Il
extended slavery over Texas and connived I,
the attempt to spread 1t across the Mexican
territories, even TO the shores Of tho Pacific
ocean, under plea Of cnlarging the area Of
freedom. 1t abrogatsd the Mexican slave Law
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PEORIA MARINE FIRE INSURANCE co.
PEoRIA, Ill.
Capital ebOO 900 90.
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30. ED w A ES ID ;.
WHOLESALE GROCER,
OOA1ILSSTOE AND FOR WARDLFG AERCHAEz,
DEALER IN BRANDIEE, wINEz cIsARs &C,
COR. OF SPRING AND COLLEGE SIS, NASHVILLE TENN.
GROCERIES
M HEH DS Prime 70 Choice Sugars
HUI so bbls Crushed, Powdered and Loaf Sug r;
200 bags Prime Rio Cohee;
50 do Old Government Java Coffee
100 bbs and half hbls RebOed MOlasses;
500 whole. half and quarter boxes Star Candle8i
100 boxes Summer Mould DC
100 do Soap;
go do Virginia and Missouri Tobacco
30 do Assorted Glassware
1000 kegs Wheeling Nails, Brais and Spikes, assorted;
50 bags Pepper, Spice and Ginger
% do s. 5. Almonds
20 do English Walnuts and Filberts;
. half and quarter boxes SardinssI
40.00U Imported Cigars;
So 900 various brands Cigars
50 dozen Painted Buckets
50 nests do Tubs;
50 cases Matches;
Ian1I 10. EDWARDS
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AROMATIC SCHIEDAm SCHNAPPS.
5000 boxes quarts and pn This article without any doubt
the best sehnapps offered in the United States and
decimal properties has not It's equal.
Before purchasing elsewhere call and examine for yourselves
Remember A. Public Square, B. F. Shields junelOl
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Is. L. sIuPsO n.


az, PUBLIC SQUARE.
nEFERs % hs friends and tie traas, largest md eet =
lscons Of Brsndies, Gins Runs, Ports, Aaaeraa shs
and ohampagns brought NashV0, consisting Of The e
lowing brands:
COGNAC BRANDTEs.
Jules, Robins Co.'S Pale In Il, K ard 4 pipssi
Otard, Dupuy x Co.'s do do do DC
Castlon Fine Champagne. in Z pipes only:
LahereTe Pale, In z, Z and y pipes.
LA ROCHELLE B1sANDIES.
PeTtvoisin, Pale and DARK, In 4 pipes
Rasteau, DO do 90 do
Alsxsnars segnsi1e Dark, In y, \ and pipes
HOLLAND GINS.
Msdor Sevon, in pipes;
Grape Leaf, In z pipesi
Anchor IN pipes.
RUNS.
Jsnaca, very old;
st. crgix, New Crop.
WINES
DUFF Gordon Sherry
Golden Cluster Madeira;
Pure Juice old 0porto Port;
Burgundy Ports;
Malaga Wines, dry and sweet.
CHAWPAGNES.
Charles Heidsick, quarts and pints,
Creme OF sifsry, quarts and plnts;
Hector Ccquart and Fills, quarts and plns;
Crown Brand, do do
Lyon do do do
CLARETS.
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