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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-29

ARREST OF CovINGToN BURGLAR.-0n
Monday night last, the residence of Mrs.
Boyle, located in CovingtOn, on Fifth-streot,
between Scott and Madison, was felonously
entered and robbed of 500 in money and
some other valuable articles. Some parties
suspected of having been engaged in the
burglary were described to some of our police,
and last night Officers Cook any Anthony ar
rested one of them named Thomas Findley
and confined him in tho Ninth street Station
house. He will have a hearing this morning
before Judge Lowe, and in all probability will
be remanded into the custody of the Covington
authorities.
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RAILROAD AcCIDENr.-Just as the night
Express train on the Indianapolis and Gin
cinnat Railroad was leaving Lawrenceburg
yesterday morning, and when crossing the
tressel-work near that place, the first pas
senger-car was thrown from the track The
train was moving at the time quite slowly,
and, but for this circumstance, would un-
doubtedly have been thrown into the ravine
below. As it was, the only damage caused
by the accident was the detention of the train
about four hours.
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Riot in Newport, Kentucky-The Office
Of the Free South Entered and the
Press DESTROYED.

Press Destroyed.
Last night between seven ard eight o'clock,
party of men entered the oiIice of the Free
South, a Republican paper, printed by William
s. Bailey, in Newport, Kentucky, and took
the forms, which had just been locked up
ready for the press, carried them into the
street, and, after "pieing" then, scattered the
type all over the square.
They then re-entered the buildingssand were
in the act of taking the press to pieces for the
purpose of throwing it into the street, and
would undoubtedly have accomplished their
purpose, but for the fact that one Of the daugh-
tiers of Mr.. B. blew out the lights, and the riot
ers, becoming alarmed at being in the house in
the dark, came to their senses and departed.
What immediate cause there was for this
action and what the provocaton, if any was
given, we know not. The Office of the South
is without type and has now but part of a
press but as adversely tries friends, it is
quite probable this action may prove benefit
to Mr.. B. and the cause he pretends to advo-
cate.
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[By Telesraph.l
New Orleans Market.
NEW OpLtAKs, October ?s.

NEW ORLEANS, October ?S.
Cotton firm: sales 1000 bales to-day at l0A
Ollie. for middlng. Sales of the week $1,000 bales;
receipts do 5000, against 55500 bales last year;
ports 1900 bales-total do. lS2OVa: Receipts ahead
i0l 100 bales; present stock 10000 bales Sugar
buoyant and advanced 4Gl36c sal al 6G@7l3c. for
fair to fully fair Flour advaD cling: sales at IS $50
~ for superfne. Corn firm at 81 10 for primo white
Eastern Hay S2i925. Coffee firm az ll@9l2kc. for
prime Rio sales of the week 5000 bags imports 600
bags-total Imports l,0O bags; present stock s2OV
bags, against 22, 900 bags last year.
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NTThe attention of young men is called
to the advertisement of Bacon's Commercial
College, in another column. Mr.. B. is known
throughout the West as an experienced
teacher, and his Institute has always held
high rank.
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MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN Association
The National Republican Association met last
night at Bacon's Building, on the corner of
Sixth and Walnut, but the attendance was
quite small. Mr.. Armstrong introduced
series of resolutions, reaffirming the doctrine
assumed by the Republican party in the Phil
adelphia platform upon the slavery question,
and asserting that this was still their creed.
The resolutions were debated at some length,
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The Cry GAS Tax Coll EcToRs. We learn
from the bookkeeper of thei City Auditor that
the Gas Collectors are not be'hind-hand in pay
ment Of their accounts, and tho adoption Of q
resolution of inquiry last D light by the City
Council, whether any of the m are defaulters,
may do them serious Unjust ice. The settle
ment they are to make in Few days will ex-
hibit the condition Of tlae acco UNITS.
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MADISON HoUsB.-The success of DR.. Cahill
In making the "MadiSon" a first-class hotel,
we are pleased to see, is appreciated by the
travelling public. Situated in the business
portion Of tho city, strangers visiting here
will find it to their advantage to stop with the
Doctor.
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OMNIBUS CONNECTIONS WITH STRREr-RAIL-
RoADs.--The Cincinnati Street Railroad Com
pany have established line of omnibuses
which connect with their cars at Seventh and
freeman and run to Clinton-street. The City
Passenger Company also connect wi tn an ON
nlbus line which runs from the west ern termi-
nus of their ronte to Sedamsvlle.
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MATRINoNIAL--Forty- nine marriage licenses
were issued during the week just past against
forty-two during the one previous. The mat
rimonial market seems to be in an improved
condition, owing, no doubt, to the recent
change in the Temperature.
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OYSTERS OYSTERS Everybody appears
70 be going to Waggoner's, on Western row,
above Fifth, for their Oysters. And no won
ger, Tor they are really splendid. Another
hne supply to-day. Try can for Sunday.
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Ms-We have no hesitation in directing poo
pie to the Central Photograph and Melainotype
Gallery for truthful and artistic picture. A.
S. Bloom is an artist who understands the
magic effects of light and shadow.
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COUNCIL INVESTIGATING CoMNITTEH.-There
will bo a day meeting Of the Investigating &
Committee at two o'clock this afternoon. All
witnesses who have received notice will attend
or be subjeet to attachment for contempt.
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GBy Telegraph
Baltimore Market.
BALrI MORE, October 2s-M .

DALTJh JhohE, ootopof 2o--m'
Flour active at an advancing tendency:
Howard at 25 -, and City Mills at s. 50. Wheat
active: sales Go bushels ats 5tI 50 for whits
and ST. 25@9l 20 for red. Germ dull and uRchnngei
Provisions quiet Bacon l9l)lo&c. Mess Pork heavy
and prime unc hanged. " bisay d uil ut 2oc.
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CITY MATTERS.

NoTIcE.-Mr. Rolliston, who serves our
readers on the route bounded by Fifth and
Seventh, and Main and Western-row, is en-
titled to all dues subsequent to Monday, Oc-
tober II. b
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The THREE F's.-Fine, fresh and fat oysters
may at all times be obtained at the depot Of
Robert Orr, No. IL West Fifth-street.
Maltby's brand received daily by express,
direct from Baltimore.
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MrParticular attention is allied to the ad-
vertisement of the Misses Be ird in another
column. The ladies sh ould D vt fail to visit
No. 11S West Pourth.st,eet ai" SID.
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HAMILTON COUNTY DISTRICT COURT.

Alderman VS.. Whan and others.-0pinion
by Judge Carter, dismssing bill Of review cost
Of complainant
Jones for complainant Strait & Hollister for de-
fense
Warden vs. Starbuck & Co.-Judge Caldwell and
Mr.. Fox addressed the Jury for the defense; Judge
johnson closing for plaintif.
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NN0R RENT-A L0T-3O feet front on
n Broadway, running through to canal basin $50
feet Also one 50 feet 'front.' and $50 feet deep, with
and Ninth.streets. Apply to DR. Ames, West corner
Front and Sycamore-srreeb, or at l2i East Fourth
etreet. oc26df
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AUCTION SALES.

"A UCTION SALE-BY KELLOGG Il
N WILLIAMS Sales -reoms Nos. 22 and a East
'fhird.street. On SATURDAY MORNING, Oct0-
Der 29 at o'clock gen eral assortm ent o! Dry and
Fancy Goods Clothing, Cutlery, Watches, Guns, &C.
AT ION o'clock-Now and second. hand Furniture,
Carpets, Bedding, Stoves, &C.
ALsO-A general stock of a Bakery Concern -
Counters. shelving, Pans, Bread. baskets, &C.
oc2y A. KELLOGG, Aucuoneer.
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BOARDING.

ROARDING.-A Lady and Gentleman, or
h-P two Gentlemen, can have one or two rooms,
with board, in private (English) family. Address
HENRY, at this office. Oc29bs
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- Co.-Excellent Furniture at Auction On
Auction, at No. 32l West Fourth street. south side
near Smith, the entire Furniture OF u f.mily viz:
PABLoRs.- = Mahogany Chairs, DO. large Rocking
Centertable, do. Plush Chairs, DO pair DiyaDs, do
eapoys, set Laguera do, 6lusic stand, Firs,set
Brussels Carpet, sets ivory Chess;mep three ui
nese Ornaments. Also, Rosewood Piano, Chckling
maker. One German Flute, with eight sill ,er keys
NG.Ro0M.- Sideboard, Walters, Dining table,
Secretary, Bureau, Cane.seat Chairs, Venetian
Blinds, China, Glass and Stone-ware, &c.
OHAMRERs..Bedsteads, Lounge, Dressing and 9th.
er Bureaus, Washstands, Carpets, Chairs, hair and
shuck Mattresses, Mantel Ornaments, &c.
ALSO-kitchen Furniture, u general assortment
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HISOR RENT-A STORE and DWELLING,
~ No. 81 Race.street will be rented separate or
together Inquire ON the premises, between the
hours of 10 A. NJ ana p. NJ, or Of Mr.. J. nor
ROCKS, 2l East Front-street, Oc2SbF
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EINOR RENT--Two new BRICK HOUSES
IA on the south side of Laurel-street, below John
niue rooms, and bath; gas in all the rooms good
cellars. Price $50 per month. Apply to A. D. 'rY-
LOR, corner Of Walnut and Front, or to MERRITT
d X KEMPT0N, Laurel and Wesern.row. oc29b%
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NgOARDING-Several gentlemen can be ac-
-HID commodated with board at ISL Broadway, be-
tween Fifth and Sixthstreets A second story front
room vacant Also, accommodation for few day
boarders. occ9br
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HtIGARs.-JUsT RECEIVED, $500
V J rory snrarior Havana Cigars. Eor sale b.
wy A. MCDONALD & CO.,
oc4 Nos, % and 249 West Fourth'street
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LID commodated with good board and pleasant
rooms, in private family, at No. "a Mcfarland
street. oC2Sb~
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FOR RENT.

MINOR RENT-A GENTEEL RESIDENCE
~ IN New P0RT-Six rooms, kitchen, &C.; ten
Possession given on the 10th of November. Inquire
Of STALL Il McMEEKIN, so. 40 West Second
street, Cincinnati, Ohio. oc29b*
EVoR RENT-A COMFORTABLE ROOM,
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a UCTAON SALE.-pRATTs TWEEN

Al OOHHON 5HAEs-FNhIT . I W EN-
IA SECOND ANNUAL SALE OF VALUABLE
BOOKS AND STATIONERY. at rs West Fourth
htreet next door to smith 4 Nixon's Hail. THIS
EVENING, October 20, at O'Clock, and every even
ing next week at same hour. This Is believed to b.
Vne of the largest and finest assortmen of Stand
Grd Works In every department OF Literature, hns
Papers, Gold Pens, &C., ever offered at Auction ln
his city. The stock is open for examination and
private sales during the day at very low prices.
KELLOGG 4 WILLIAMS, Auc'rs.
j. K PRAT 4. Salesman oc9Q
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VA NANTED--AGENTS and others to call
w aud examine the corn -husker, gate fastening,
g-beater knife polisher sha-peners, and
variety Of other things rst-rate to travel WITH at
GRANT, PITTMAN & cos,
oc6eoddw" No. West Third-st
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NOR SALE-A five yesr old black horse,
III 10 hands high, warranted gentle and sound. A
Darling two horse power and saw table, complate,
having been used only Two months; orc as good AZ
new. Also u a cord wood cart. All Of which will
be sold separate ther Inquire atgrocery West
corner OF Fifth and PiersOn streets. oc26d*
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NNOR SALE-LEASE AND FIXTURES of
IL a bakery and grocery stand. Inquire South.
west corner OF Front and Pium.streets. Oc25aw
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EV0R SALE-0mnibuseS Peddler Wagons,
II, Spring Wagons and Buggies.
J. h. PALMER,
ocl2-ameOds Bank-Btreet Omnibus Factory.
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CTION SALE by s. G.. HU8~
IN BABD, at Trade Sales.rooms No. Il West Fifth,
street, up-stairs.-New Medical Books and Private
October ~, at I O'Clock, will be sold by catalogue
valuable collection OF standard medical works In the
various systems Of practice with large private LII
brIry, which embraces q variety OF popular and
standard works in Literature and Science from many
of the best authors.
N. B.-Catalogues will be published and the Books
will be open for examination ON Saturday morning.
oc2S-b s. G. HUBBARD, Auctioneer.
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE--A HOUSE AND LOT-Tn
.N' Ludlow, KY, five minutes walk from the
Fifth. street Ferry. The former contains six rooms
porches good cisern &c The Lot is 1885 feet deep by
50front Apply on the premises, by letter at this
Office. Ioc29bF y. H AARTIGAN,
LS0R SALE, LEASE or EXCHANGE for
n City Property Thirty acres of IMPROVED
LAND, suitable for fruit farm, twelve miles from
Cincinnati, near o turnpike and railroad station.
Price 81 500, in easy payments. Also HOUSE aud
LOT In Madison, Indiana. Inquire at No. 90 Hop
ktns-street. Oc29-bs
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ROARDING.-A few respectable mechan-
LIE les can be accommodated with board and
pleasant rooms at No. l9S Front-street. oc2Sbs
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WANTED-TO EENT--A HOUSE for
w small family, containing about three or four
rooms and Kitchen; Distance not to exceed ten min
hes walk from Flith-street Market. Address or
call personally at No. 29 Fifth.street In the cigar
store oc2i.aWs
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A UCTIuN sALE,-Rx JACOB CRAZE

"A UCTION SALE.-By JACOB GRAFT
IN & CO.-Lot on k-strset.--Positivs Sale
On MONDAY AFrERNOON, October 81, will be
sold at Auction, at 81 O'Clock, the premises,
Got on the west side of Park.street, commencing
20 feet BY IS feet deed Terms Of sas sso psu aIs Is
August, 1860, without INTEREST," balance in cash,
Title good and sale positive.
JACOB GRAFT, Auctioneer.
oc29 No. Is East Fourth. street.
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NW ANTED-A GERMAN GIRL.--A Ger
Wv man girl, capable of doing general house.
work. she must DO q superior washer and ironer.
Inquire to-day at No. 10 College-street. oc2S-bs
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WANTED.

.WANTS," ""FOR SALE" ITO LET" "L0ST,"
FOUND, &C., in this column, occupying five lines
Of Iess two insertions, twonty -hvo cents.
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AN ANIED-A PARTNER-In on estab-
w llshed business, paying 5000 PER annum--
cash capital required $500. Address d. T., Post
OiIlco box l42, with real name. oc27ct
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A UCTION SALE.-BY II. S. MILES
Side Meat at Aucton-By order of Underwriters.
On MON DAY MORNING, October 81, at 10 o'clock,
at the Pork house of George Lane, Nos. % and n
East Miami Canal street. one door wost of Sycamore
street. 3j casks Side Meat, slightly damaged by water
on steamboat Cambridge"
oc?9 I'll, s, MILLS & CO., AuCtioneers
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NNT NTANTED-SCROLL SAWYER-Imme-
w diately, q good Scroll Sawyer and an Ex.
tension Table maker. Good wages and steady en-.
ployment. Apply at No. 57 West Second.street.
Oc2S-h@
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" "ANTED-SITUATION-By o young
w man, aged eighteen, II situation as light
porter, store boy or messenger. Can write q fair
hand. Address u Edwards, at this Office. oc2S-bt
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. men can
w find employment by acting as agents in the
sale Of an article which will pay them WE'LL and for
which there is u good demand. Apply at l2S Wal
nnt-street, room No. l. oc28-b-
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IL West Third street, Basement Masonic Tempt
JOHN II. TAFT, M. D.,
oru Examining Physician.
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"a UCTION SALE-BY JACOB GRAFT
IN & C0.-Furs Furs Furs lWin be sold on
~ ESDAY, November l, commencing at ~ o clock
in the morning, and 10 continue until all 10 Sold the
largest invoice of Ladies' and Gentlemon's Fnrs,
liobes, &C., ever offered at auction ia this city.
% ten, Fsx, i Lynx Mink, German and TX Russian fitch
ViotOrines, Uapes, Cuffs Muifs Gloves and Collars.
ALSO-A fine assortment of Gentlemen's Gennet,
Raccoon, Wolf and Gray Fox Robes with q great
variety of other articles in the Fur line.
iaG- The special attention of the ladies and dealers
ia called to this sale. The Furs all new, fresh
and fashionable JACOB GRAFT, Auetiopesr,
ucR No. lS West Four h .stre6t.
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WANTED-Clerks, statesmen, book keep
w ers, porters, bar.ksepers coopers, mechanics,
laborers and others, can find situations at the Mer.
chants Clerks Registry Office, No. 2gl West Fifth
street. lOc2o-us HALE co.
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NOTICE 10 hereby given to the owners Of the
Lets described in the foregoing situated In the
City OF keokuk, Lee county and State or Iowa,
and all others interested, that . special tax has
been assessed and levied on said lots BY the City
Council Of said city for McAdamisiDg, 0uttefing
Trimming and CURLING on Exchange strest,
in front Of said lots, as designated in above
list, and unless payment be made of the taxes 80
levied. and also eli costs, before the 4th day Of
May, A. d. 1853, the said lots, or 20 much
and costs will be sold on the day sforcsaid, 1t the
Mayors Office in said City, between the hours Of
. o clock :. m. and o'clock p. N.
c. g. bTEyENS.
Collector Of the City Of Keokuk.
Nav L. 1B59-dtd
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Peach, Plum and Cherry Trees, sithAY G&andasd or
Dwarf, Grape Roots or Cuttings; Csrnnt, 0oos-
berry. Kasphsrry and Blackberry bushes, together
with Rvergreens and Ornamental Ehrubbsry, will
receive prompt and faithful attention.
Trees delivered IN any part Of the City free Of
charge.
Nursery Grounds In the Western part Of the
City, on Dss Noines Avenue. la...
q. o. HILTON,
(Late Hubbell Hilton.)
Kookuk Sent, B, 1S50-dAV
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Coal, Coal, Coal.
FROM THE.

LAWRENCE NEW MINES.
A NEW VEIN OF COAL has recently been dis
IA covered, and IL now being extensively worked
on the lands Of the Lawrence Coal Co., 1T Law
renCe, of superior to any hitherto brought
to this mark ct, in confirmation OF which references
are had below.
am now furnishing and am prepared to deliver
the above Coal in quantities TO suit, ut the lowest
market rates.
will nj o furnish the ssmc Coal sold by the
Slaughter Go. tor the past few months, and which
Was obtained from the Lawrence Mines, and which
IL second only to the above described Coal or the
best 1T Slaughter Coal
orders for the above may be left ct the ONCE Of
y. K. D. w. Ford Of Rodefer Bighop at the n.
X. DeIot, or II IL Riley, under the Dudley Honss.
\. REYNOLDS, Agent.
RKFRKnNcnu3
State Bank, s. Dwight Eaton,
J. X. Hornish, j. G. Parrot Co.,
Connable d Smy tn,
Slade Bro, Billings House.
$. D. Clark, Master Mechanic at X. 4 #. D..
Nd Machine shop. [jan24d3ml
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F1O0r. Flour
ON han4 alargs sspply 81 tAs following brands
PlynoafA Rock, WArsaw, Ill.
Providence Mills, do
Union Mills, Watertown. III.
0ranite Nils West Point, Iowa.
Vest FeiAt NUS, do do f
a as.1 cis; NM MN. k.'lal 4 Iowa
Loccn0tive Mills LAhasps, Ill.
Being Agents for most Of the above mills W
are prepared TO sell q al imss ct the sevy loscesf
market rates, and o1cr coed assortmsnt to select
from. W. H AUSTIN 4 C0
mchI4dAw No. lis Main-st.
Jusu Received.
IL NRY Am rs, oelsbrAAed Isl AZ M
IL SUGAR CURED HANS and
BACON SHOULDERS,
for sale by w. H. AUSTIN u 90. I
mchl4dAw s
"RAPPING PAPER, ali sises 81 Rag and
~ Straw Papers, direct from the mills, for
sale Low BY W. H. AUSTIN CO.'S. f
mchllkwd
Direct Importation
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Drugs, Medicines,
PERFUMBRY, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS &c.
To The trade. and at retail ct very low prices for
Cash.
wholesale Agent lpr Southern Iswa and North
m Missouri for the following goede:
Great Western Coal Oil Co.. Ksrossas Oil;
Ayers Cherry Pictorial, Pilis and Ague Cure;
Jayne's Family Medicines;
Queru1 Cod Liver Oil Jelly.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
10 oanssl DuAlsp, 11cn4 dunlap. Kdw1rd q.
Pyls, Israel Tennis, william MnAsman, l.. b.
Maltby, 9. n. Coz. and ". 3 walker:
3EA dsy q January, a. ?. 1874, . Dssities =
II ~ cissk's 01ss q ~ listsjsl de1s6s - 8H
cepnly, Ipps, q tbs City of Ksokuk1 RI
aeofo5t 80 thsforssloease q mes1n 1s&1 K
lst Jsly 1851, givao b. ths ssiA G0GSnSl uI51H
On Lots number one, two, thrss 81 ~ III
one hundred anA foty-two, and 49, n1mo1G
"a, eight and nkas In Rleek 90 huDp4 A11soanr
ty-two, q tAs cry 81 Ksskuk A111un11, u11A go
dlesns - - rid = - pevnsne e - 1as6Gr
cory nets ~ & dats lee !aassEl1 III - II
Thsaas nsnlap. salnisg dr. A. - -
said pleinti9 = hollow; u s.s.sss -
one soss DE oas ysaa ffsn 49,, G6s ~
One ss1s 6us tws ysass fum $3.50 ~
One nsts 6ss thres ysau In la1s a4 -
0ns nots due fUuf ysar fren onfG a1So2n1 ~
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