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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-14

An Histo rscal Retrospect Organization
of Congress-. Within the last twenty years
there has been three instances of long de-
lay in the organization of the House of Rep
resentatives at Washington. The Cincin-
natl Inquirer recalls the facts in the follow
ing sketch:
In 1889 and 40, toward the close OF Mr..
Van Buren's administration, the House,
which met early in December, did not sue
coed in choosing a Speaker until about
the first of January. The choice then fell
upon r. M. T. Hunter, now United States
Senator from Virginia, but then serving in
the House of Representatives. 1t was his
first session, and he was entirely unknown
to the country. He was a Southern State
rights whig, and was elected by the wings
and the democratic friends of Mr.. Calhoun.
Before the session was over Mr.. Hunter join
ed the democratic party, and supported Mr..
Van Buren, for President in the memorable
"hard-cider" contest for 1910.
Again, in 1849 and 80, there was long
delay in the organization. The candidates
for Speaker were II. G. Winthrop, whig, of
Massachusetts, and Howell Cobb, dem, of
Ca, now Secretary of the Treasury. After
balloting for three weeks it was found ina
possible to elect by majority,so rule was
adopted declaring IuaG tne person WHO nau
the highest number of votes should be elect
ed, whether it was majority of the whole
number of votes cast or not. Under this
rule Mr.. Cobb, democrat, of Georgia, was
elected. But the most remarkable instance
of delay was in 1855 and 1856. The House
of representatives which convened in De-
cenber, 1855, did not succeed in electing
Speaker until FEBRUARY, 1856, a period OF
eleven or twelve weeks. Mr.. Banks, re-
publican, of Massachusetts, was then elected
under the plurality rule similar to that
adopted in 1850. He received one hundred
and three votes to one hundred cast for VIM,
Aiken, democrat, of South Carolina. With
these exceptions, we believe, there is no in
stance in our congressional history where
the house failed to organize the first week Of
the session.
The Speaker is very important political
officer, and is worth contending for. He has
the appointment of all the committees of
the House, and, under the rules OF Parlia-
mentary law in regard to the dispatch of
business, can, by his decisions, have most
potent influence in determining the charac-
ter Of the legislation of the country.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-14

A Railroad Rsader.-This is the name of
little invention designed to enable persons
travelling in railroad cars, or stages, to read
their newspapers in comfort, in spite of the
joltings of tho vehicle. 1t consists of mar.
row strip of magnifying glass, set in black
frame just wide enough to cover one line of
newspaper column at time, by the aid of
which the smallest print is magnified to the
size of plea or great primer.
The widow of John Brown is said to be
quite i'll, from over-excitemeat consequent
upon the ordeal of taking the remains Of her
husband to North Elba.
Charles Il. Dixon, of, Church Creek, Md,
was arrested in Cambridge last week, charg.
ed with circulating incendiary matter, in
selling copies of Helpers infamous "Compen-
dunn OF the Impending crisis in the South"
Dixon washeld to bail in $500 for court
In Edgetield, S. c., recently, thirty-six
slaves (ten or twelve of the lot being chill
dren under eight years of age, and two or
three over ferty,) brought very nearly thir-
ty eight thousand dollars.
Martin f, Conway, formerly OF Baltimore,
has just heen elected to Congress from Kan
sas, to take his seat when the territory is
admitted as a State of the Union.
Severe Accident.-W Kent, employed
in Wells Foundry, Petersburg, was severe
ly injured last week, by an iron bar striking
him on the head.
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Cali, the Sculptor.-A recent letter from
Florence says:
We called to-day on Mr.. Gait, resident
sculptor from Virginia. He has, not very
far frcm completion, statue of Jefferson
for the University of Virgininia, model no
less beautiful In workmanship than it Is like
ly to be of faithfulness in delineating the
characteristics of the great statesman whose
name it bears. He has also a half figure of
Bacchante, of marvellous beauty and ex-
preston. One of his visitors, some weeks
since, was so delighted with it that he kissed
it at parting, but, unfortunately, being a to-
which cings to the marble as closely as the
vile habit does to its votaries. Mr.. Calf is
still young man, and his success thus far
indicates a brilliant future.
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Vessel Boarded by d
British Steamer.

The New York Herald has received the
following letter from the captain of the bark
Isla do Cuba, dated
LoANDo, WEST COAST OF AFRICA,
Sept. 16. 1863.
The bark Isla de Cuba was boarded oy the
Rritish steamer Vesuvius, Commander Wise,
and taken along the coast Of Africa in search
of an American man of war. After hav-
ing the bark under seizure tor twenty days,
during which time they brok open, her
patches, and used abusive language, and fall
ing to fall in with a United States vessel the
vesuvius finally allowed her to proceed.
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A "Striks" in the st. Louis Pos. Office.
The clerks in the st. Louis Post-office
"struck" and quit work on Saturday, be-
cause the Office was not decently warmed,
the Treasury Department at Washington re-
fusing to authorize or furnish the necessary
heating apparatus. The citizens had to wait
"a hours for their mail matter, in conse-
qaence, and would have been compelled to
wait still longer but for the fact of the post
master taking on himself the responsibility
of putting up stoves, and then telegraphing
the fact to Washington.
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Draa.mers D,ua,med Out.-A special tel
egraphic dispatch from Washington to the
Boston Traveller, states that thirty-two gen.
tlemen, agents of New York and Boston
houses had arrived there from the South,
and report the feeling of indignation 30
great against Noriherners, that they were
compelled to return and abandon their bust
ness.
few days ago, as the cars of the Central
Railroad were backing up at Geneva, lady
named Davis, made an effort to cross the
track, and was caught by the wheels and
run over. Both legs were cut off below the
knees, and the unfortunate lady was picked
up in dying condition.
ae Irving Leaves Fortune.-W Washington Ir.
wing leaves fortune to be divided amongst
his nephews and nieces. For the last eight
or ten years he has probably received from
his books alone, an average annual income
of $4,000.
Explosion Of a Brig.-The brig "M airy
OF Yarmouth" from Nova Scotio, exploded
at sea on the 9Th of October. The officers
and crew were brought to Savannah in the
"Admiral," from Liverpool.
A ndrew Aldridge and Francis Tormey
were held in 81 900 each, at Baltimore, on
Sunday, to prevent their fighting duel
duouV lduy'
A bill providing for the completion of the
Blue Ridge Railroad to Clayton, Ca, has
been defeated in the South Carolina Legisla-
ture.
Mr.. Fernando Wood was daughter OF
the late Judge Richardson, of Auburn, N.
Y. She leaves seven children-one Of them
babe, but two or three days old.
1t is said that Senator Douglas has relin :
quished his intention to go to Florida, as his
health is rapidly improving.
James Porter, ESQ.,, American consul for
the port of st. Stephens, N. B., died on the
18th inst.
The Secretary of the Navy has ordered
the u. States ships Powhatan and James
town to the Philadelphia navy yard for re-
pairs.
Henry King, a tailor, Jagged iifty-fve years,
hung himself in cell in the county prison,
at Philadelphia, on Thursday night.
Hon, Daniel .. Morton, who died lately
IN Toledo, was U. S. District Attorney for
Ohio.
w Rea, merchan of Boston, died last
Saturday night.
Five inches of snow fell at Louisy lille, Ky.,
on Tuesday night
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FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK
West Side Bank Street,

FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK
West Side Bank Street,
q FE W STEPS ON MAIN STREET
NORFOLK, VA.
pays interest at the rate of five per Gee
on all sums remaining on deposit 80 days an,
upwards, and four per cent if remaining Las.
than 80 days. Interest compounded every 81,
months or paid to the depositors if preferred
8, Deposits received and paid daily. Office hour
days and Thursdays, at 10 O'clock.
Institution safe and convenient for the pr, ,,o.
Directors for the Present Year.
JOHN b. WHITEHEAD, President.
SAM'L Il. HODGES, S. HARTsaoRn
Jos. I. ALLYN, j. JAMES Mooa,
W. H. HUNTER, Cashier.
MERCHANTS AND MECHAN
iCS' SAVING BANK.
Office No. SO Bark Street,
ELISHA GAMAGB, PRESIDENT
DIRECTORS.
DELANY, Jos Il. SPRArLB7
V w GRANDY, RYLANB CAPPs,
JAS Y LEIGH, v. n. HAnpIso.
w. Il. WALES, Cashier.
sJNhis Institution offers to the nses
l. chant and Mechanic the Farmer and the
professional man, in town and country amor
portunity to make sums of money producfiss
that otherwise miek remain idle, theintorestIt
which will be Semi annually added to the pri,
cipal, and yet may be withdrawn at short nc
tice.
1t also recommends itself to Executors. Aa
ministrators and Guardians, aifording an ia
doubted guarantee of safety, aswell from there
sponsiblilty and integrity ofits Directolo.a
Stockholders, as from the security OF sntitt
emily large joint fund.
The rate of per cent per snnhm will be es
lowed On sums remaining on deposit for 90 day
or more, and per cent for a shorter til lie. Tii-
office of the Bank will be open daily for receiv.
Ing and paying deposits from to > p. NJ
Discount Days Wednesday and Saturday.
lie eff
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FALL DRY GOODS.

PETS, OIL CLOTH SC.
I WOULD respectfully invite attention to
my desirable assortment OF CARPETS,
DRUGGETS, MATS and OIL CLOTHS, com.
plising variety OF styles VIII ich cannot fail to
please at fair prices.
us CLOTHS-i have also recently received
a i0t of Cloths suitable for Ladies' and Boys
t,loaks, which will be sold at very reduced
prices, CHAS. Il, GO2SUCH,
no3 mo. 3, Ms9ket Square.
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MERCHANTS HOTEL:
Union STREET NORFOLK VA.
INo SMITH. Jr., Proprietor.

Msis JNO. SMITH, Jr., Proprietor
rsVHE Proprietor, In re-opening this Hotel,
respectfully announces to the public, that
the entire establishment from top to bottom,
including the Yard, Kitchen &c, has been
thoroughly renovated, with large additions Of
now and fashionable furnltnfe. aus loca'io a. 40
too well and favourably known to need com
ment, and it will be the nntiring aim OF the
Proprietor, whose personal attention VIII al.
ways be exercised, to make itin Bed, bar and
Table inferior to mr. Hotel in this section OF the
Country; certaini not in order, cleanliness,
,lnexcept. enable are, and prompt and pohte
attention, which in the opinion of all sensible
travellers, are the important coDcomuants OF
really good Hotel.
Confident from the experience OF twelve or
fifteen years, in some of the first Hotels North
and South of his ability to keep good house,
TO do so, he respectfully solicits Ladies and
Gentlemen visiting Norfolk, to gave the hlER'
CHANTS HOTEL, under It's new regime, SINGLE
TRIAL. may %
NOR KIDNEY AND BLADDER AT
T. FECTIONS.--HARTSHO GREAT
BuCHU COMPOUND, for the rapid cure OF all
Kidney and Bladder Complaints; This Ton
best remedy in the world for all diseases or
complaints OF the Bladder, Kidneys, Dropsy,
Gravel, elects, Lencorrhaa or whites, Urinary
complaints, Distractions and all diseases and
weakness of the sexual Organs. whether OF
constitutional origin, or from any other cause
1t is prepared by Chemist, containing no
mefcury and is pronounced by medical men
10 be not only the best but the cheapest, Buchu
Compound in the world. Persons who nave
Suffered for years and could scarcely walk,
have been cured by using one or two bottles.
HJ- Large bottles 81; small bottles 20 cents.
TAUNTON. Sc i3-u
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ADAMS BAKERY.
The Old EafahItahNh UaLa,x,

a, 3. NJ OHta h1stHUIIs1ISu 8hkefy.
Nc. 46, Main Street.-Bronch in Portsmouth
koRhERLY conducted by James Adam
DAVIDSON, respectfully informs the Public
nat in addition to the articles usually kept
her line such. as BREAD, CAKES, PIESAr
CRACKERS viz: Soda, Butter. Smear. Win.
Pilot and Navy CRACKERS; particular alter tas
ton is called to her ARROW ROOT, CRACK
Frs, which have been highly recomm endeu
tation for the superiority fits goods which thi,
Establishment has for many years enjoyed
will be maintained by the present Propiie tor
fe lily AGNES DAVIDSON
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Busi1ess Cards.
WALTERS N , n,on 11n
OONNEH MAIN AND CHURCH STREETS,
Norfolk Va

NATIONAL HOTEL,
toRNER MAIN AND CHURCH STREETs.
Norfolk, Va.
M tbp p1Eoprie h returns hts sincere Ezra
ling public Tor their liberal natroHa,ea NSs,,,;S
extended to this well known establishment for
the past four years, respectfully solicits con-
tnusnce OF the same, assuring them that moth
ing shall be left undone to make them com for
table while sojourning at the National. Polite
and attentive Servants, comfortable rooms, Inc
table supplied with the best the Markets afford,
superior Wines and Liquors are the induce.
ments to stop at this Hotel
VIM. l.. WALTERS
n. Z: The Stages for Elizabeth City, Wood
vile, HEREFORD and Edenton ~ C.; leave this
Hotel daily. oc le-3m
q A roou)
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TEETH TEETFa!!
hR. Il. G. ROBINSON, re- eseszssssss
~ speotfully announces,
that he inserts TEETH from VIIf9YYp
ONK to WHOLE SET, by atmospheric Pre-.
sure, on new and improved plan. Person
would do well to call, as all his work wi I.
executed at Southern prices
.@rOFFICE over W. 2. Stewart d Co..
MAIN street. sc 2S-ly
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G REAT b ARG A Ms
ONLY TINS WEEK.
100000 s @ gars

GREAT b A Il G A Ms
ONLY TINS WEEK
100000 8 Q g afs
OF DIFFERENT BRANDS,
$4,25 to SO Per M.
$500 lbs. CHEWING TOBACCO,
10 Cents a Id.
TERms-Cash on delivery. Also variety 81
kEe imported Liquors and Segars.
SCHMITT g. SELDNEn,
No. II y IL East Wide Water street,
scar -TF Segar Manufacturers.
WARRINGTON POINT DYEING Es-
TABL1SHMENT.
OFFICE-CoRNER MAIN AND FRNCHURCH SITS.
HAVING every apparatus requisite, and the
I1artistie skill OF the German, French and
American, am now prepared (knowing the
pro-eminence Of my, previous iepIptation) for
Gentleni ems apparel, silk, Satin and Canton
Grape Shawls, Cotton, Woosted, &C. SC. My
motto is Excelsior, and intend to stand unri-
vailed solicit the continued custom of the
community.
oc 3--diy Y. 5. GUHOT.
LSAMiLY, Extra and Superfne Flour, G5
J. Bbls. In store and for sale low by
DAVIS Y " OMBLE,
&c 20 5CampbelPs wharf
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ELUID AND CAMPHENE-A fresh sup
II ply of Fluid and Camphene Just to hand
and for sale low. KEETE & STORY,
nov8 Not Union Street.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-02

She bowed US out of the room and
locked the door behind us. Every .on5
was loud in her praise but me; and al
for the prisoner, he swore with a more
emphatic oath than should like to re.
| cord, that six months or year was no
thing after that and if he tho't all
| American women were like her, he
| would cross the ocean TO find one III
his own station, the moment he was sec
free. But l was silent. And when
the house breaker had been consigned
to the tender mercies Of the police, ant
the hotel was silent, and alone in my
room, scarcely knew what to think
Such courage almost frightened me
and yet remembered how pale shs
looked, and that she leaned against the
mantlepiece at first, as if to suppor.
herself; SO forgavs her bravery and
thought only of the beauty Of her eyes
and the sweetness Of her voice, and
sank away to sleep at last, With tho
firm resolve that another day should not
pass over my head before / had tola
her how had learned to love her.
But the next day brought it's own
events, and, what was worse, its own
personages with it. A carriage stop:
ped before the door rs I entered from
my morning walk a tall, bearded man.
with an honest, handsome face, dartcd
into the house and up the stairs. three
at a time. There was cry of surprise
on the second landings murmur, and
a sudden mingling of voices, that rous-
ed my curiosity to the highest PITCH
| ran up to my own room, and passing
the half open door of No. AZ, there was
divinity in the arms of the stranger.
(confound him calling him Georges;
and kissing him, in a way that made
me long to poison him. Down stairs l
went, three at time, and collared the
land !ord in the hall.
who is that man.
Just come ? In az p he gasped half
choked and quite surprised.
Yes
Captain Arnold-Mrs. Arnold's hus-
band. Just come from a voyage to
India. l say, sir, no more midnight
adventures now, suppose? You new
er will have a chance to play the part
of a guardian angel again-eh, sir ?
so, sir?'
My hand dropped from his collar. and
corsigning him and Captain Arnold to
perdilion, | walked cut TO the rooms of
friend, and deliberately got drunk.
More than that managed to keep drunk
for nearly week and when came to
my sober senses once more, Mrs.
Arnold and her party had gone. |
hear she is in America now, in New
York. And Ihave no doubt she will
read this story, and laugh till her love:
ly blue eyes fill with tears. over my
folly She will show it to her husband,
too, and he will laugh. Never mind.
! must take care that Mrs Cathcart
shall never see it; she at least must
never know what tremendous fase-
hood I told when swore, on my bend
ed knees, that had never loved any
woman before--(she wouldn't marry
me on any other conditions land there
by alone can my peace of mind be en-
sured.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-02

~A modern Juliet, claiming to be
a member Of the Society of Friends,
sends to the Ladies' American Maga-
zine copy of verses which commence
thus:
Dearest, come hiss me- my lips are yet wsrui,
And my bosom still pants from the clasp Of thine arm
The blood dances wildly through each throbbng vein
But droop, oh droop for thy kisses sgan.
The McGregor girls will be under mo-
necessity of begging for kisses in so
humiliating manner SO long as they
recognize the Freedom of the Press +
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p O E T II Y.
A Kiss ana it's Conseouences

A Kiss ana its Consequences.
Blizsard, Californian, relates the following in
,iste in which he endcavors to prove-and dOes--tha
anybody can write poetfy." 1t Is . gem somethin
ter the manner Of Poe's Raues-only more 50.
Said I, "my pretty miss,
Let me have a little kist,'
And revelled in the bliss,
Rich and "meller -
''Just help yourself to more -
Said she, tripping DER the floor,
Aud backing toward the door
Of the cellar.
Inever saw the trap
Till fell through it .'ksrslap,"
And you should have seen me "drap"
Through the hole:
Full twenty feet fell
How struck I cannot toll
But sent up such yell,
On my soul, ..
That the girl thought was dying,
And at once set up a crying
For tue old man who was trying,
Net far Of,
To mend q broken pump,
lie turned, and with ajump
Cleared q shed, and tumblsd plump
In troughl
But what has this to do
With the story, which Is true
As the gospel, old or new!
With hop,
lie came up inquired the matter,
"Wheuce the screaming and the clatterr'
He had half mind to wrap hor
On the top
or her head. She meekly pointed
Down the steps, where disjointed,
Lay, with grease and mud anointsd
On the floor.
s'Dliz zard" up those st airs was carried
Quite mouth there "Blizzard tarried-
In two months was Blizzard married.
Nothing more!
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AMUSING INSTANCE OF BREvIrr.--
At the Printers Festival in New York
on Monday evening, Mr.. w. Foy of
the Tribune said: Terms OF compli-
ment and affection are necessarily lef:
out of telegraphic dispatches, and it is
wonderful how much can be said in q
few words. A friend of mine went
last week to St. Louis, and Familiarity
,sss-~wife IN TINS CITY,
What have YOU for breakfast, and
how is the baby?' She telegraphed back,
'Buckwheat cakes, and the measles
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-02

ToDDY AND INDEPENDENcE.-Itis is
astonishing how 'toddy' promotes in
dependence. An old Philadelphia
brick, lying few days since in a spir-
itual manner. was advised in friend
ly way to economise, as flour was 60
ing up. Let it goup,' said old bottle
nose, i can sit as high as -four kin
any day.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-02

~ 4 minister of the gospel. with
not much of pulpit gift, came into the
place of worship drenched with rain.
and said to a brother who stood BY as
he shook, and brushed. and wiped his
clothes: II shall certainly take cold ii
| go into the pulpit SO vet" "Oh, no, ;"
was the reply, "you are always dry
enough there"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-02

Ev A very modest lady sent her
very modst daughter, pretty young
damsel, out one morning for some arti-
cles. Among the many. she informed
a clerk in one of our stores that her
mother wanted to get three yards of
cloth, for primitive triangular appenda-
ges for her infant.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-02

SPEAK KISDLY.-If you love others
they will love you. If you speak kind
lyof them, they will speak of you.-
Love is repaid with love, and hatred
with hatred. Would you hear sweet
and pleasing echo. speak sweetly aud
pleasantly yourself.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-02

A- Dr.. Franklin said. when | see
house well furnished with books and
newspapers, there l see intelligent and
well informed children but if there are
no books or papers, the children are ig-
norsnt, if not nrofligate
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-02

EV The best bank ever knowa, is g
bank OF earth it never refuses To dis.
count TO honest labor. And the best
share is the plowshare. on which divi-
dends are always liberal.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-02

LOWER THE wALLs.-'I do not want
the walls of separation between differ
ent orders of Christians to be destroy
ed. but only lowered. that We may
shake hands little easier over them
Roulan1 HH. ...
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w Never hesitate about doing good
thing. Be sure it will be all right in the
end, whether the deed be marrying an
amiable girl. giving dollar to the dis
pensary. dinner TO poor family. OF
rosy glances to Mary.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-02

@ You may always distinguish an
Englishman by two things--his trow-
sers and his gait. The first never fit
him, and he always walks as if he wss
an hour behind.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-02
COIL! COLL!

To the public and consumers OF Coal generally.
would respectfully that have recently
tablished Coal yard at Prairie du Chen where will
be kept on hand supply of Illinois 4 Pennsy ly qnia
Coa-Orders respectfully solicited, and the public
III be assured that it shall be my endeavor to give
satisfaction in regard to quality, price and attention
Office and yard Lower Town, below the Ferry Land
Sltf H. F. AVERILL.
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SHER.N.7.v HOUSE,

corner Of Clark and Rand0lDh Streets,
CHICAGO, I'LL.
DETER REED, Prorrietor-Board One Dollar and
u Fifty cents per day Three shngs asingle meal.
BY the week. lower. The S herman House under its
present management, Is strictly uiness house. The
table is well supplied, the beds clean and the
well ventilated
June Is, lS5SnSSyl
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MONOM0.
EV ANS .G EGRERT
DEAN, FREN CHI d EMERY,

Dealers in orsign and Domestic Dry Goods Groceries
Hardware Nails Crockery. Stoves Iron Glass Queens
Ware Furniture Sash and Farming Utensils.