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CoRN-Esw 20 Ia n ala sr s.aa s.m.na.es
HApT.gyenytng so,aho
WHEAT IN good demand Val, 90 tai TO-
Spring 10 TO 7ge. Ea
oAgs,s "a .,,x. s.aa
RYg-4a4a a. ia co.d demand.
PoTAToEs-2o to rs by the load ,rs..,,ss
GROCFRTEs-New Orleans sugar. fa,, slao
prime ~ TO 10, elari dsd HAL. sushea AID los
I2ito13. MolAses-Pl antattoA 80 sae.s q. 40
to is, Golden Syrup, IS to 75c, Coaes-Rio ls
to II. Java 10 to zee. Laguyra. to Is To II. Rice
Chat.
tOAP-~Palm &c, Family sac; German. lCiu
7toTs. n
CAsDLES-~star Tito Is. steartns III. Mon
i3a ,sammer pressed is
LARD-l7 to I2l; retail loo. @
BUTTEk-Comnon 10 to ~: Choice 1874 1s 4.
retail l7sts2esF f#<*8G
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6TA practical school fer training the
youth Of our city in thieving msy be wis-
messed any day 90 our levee. In passing
hme cars which we're being unloadei Of
produce, we bad Cue opportunity Of wit.
messing their operations. Not less than from
fifteen to twenty youths, OF both sexss, az q
also Two or three womeE-probatly the
m others Of some Of these promising child
rsn--wsrs actively engaged in purloining
whatever OF value they could lsy their hands
On, such as grain OF ell kinds, potasoss,
onions, de-, packing ali such in sacks which
they carry fer the purpose. We were in
formed BY our worthy Wharf Master tha.
what We then witnessed was mere uas
compared TO whatis was when q fall train
was unlosding, that il was q common
thing for the boys to mount the cars, cut
open racks so that the grain or whatever
they contained would spill az they were
banded, and that NOS unfrequentlj they help
themselves directly from The sacks or boxes
Strangers engaged 10 The shipping Of freight
througn TINS place Witnessing this state
of things, have complained to our citizens,
and desire to know II their freight is TO be
treated ia this manner.
such shisving and damaging of goods
must occasion great loss and annoyance to
shippers Of produce, TO say nothing of the
moral eiTscs upon the youth engaged 10 it,
Would it not be we'll for the City Council 10
give this matter some attention Why does
not the City Morshal attend to this matter 2
1t would seem impossible that saoh uansac.
tions should have escaped his notice.
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CLoTHfsc.--We call attention TO the ad
vsrtisemens Of Gsrvin, Bell & Co., who offer
very large stock Of Clothing for sale. They
will open on the corner Of Main and Fourth
streets, 10 the store formerly occupied by A..
g. selman. ID. P. Shields, better known as
Pat. Shields, has charge OF the concern. Pat.
has taken us all quite BY surprise, and 10
cordially welcomed by bis former numerous
friends
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FiRx.-Y Yesterday about noon, the brick
dwelling house of Mr. Wiess, the butcher,
near the corner Of Timea and lIth streets.
was burnt-sll the ood-work being de-
ssroyed. The furniture and household goods
we're mostly saved. The Fire Companies and
Hooks were on hand.
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En- Remember that u. y. Humphrey will sell,
at bis rate rom No. kstss House, at 10 O'Clock
this w eonesday) morning, lot OF fne Fur
nitsrs, consisting Of | Bureau, Wardrobe. Bed
steals, chairs, Tables, Carpets, Mattresses, Book
stand, fine Table Knives, Brush Stand, and sundry
simiisr Items. Also so volumes Books, being part
OF private library.
Oet3ud2t
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900 Acres of

IL A N - d SA e.
I Wish 10 ssl my farm Montro.s Bottom,
Lse County, Iowa. Ii consists CT $40 acres
! DO acres prairie and lao aer stinber.
sOiis.
The prairie part IL all isvel sliuvial, about 200
acres ssnay, and $50 black loan. The timber land
broken,
ImPngyEnE~Ts.
$50 aerts arc urder fence, including two good
pastures OF near 100 acres each; good BARI; four
cabins, on different parts 81 the farm with good
we'll a wafer at each.
ADVANTAGES.
new road from TT. Madison to Re kuk Ia To-
Gated through the centre of the tract 1.-The aIrosd
e'nnecting tue same places 10 within 4 VI mile !;
the Mississippi river !. within one mile, and the
town Of Montrose within two miles.
AZ whoie, more desirable rain or stock farm
10 seldom 10 be undbut il viii b. divided 10 suit
purchasers, ana cen DE a.yioeu aova7tsgsousiy.
My tenant, Wm. Coiyin who des on he III zee
will show iis boundaries; or upon bsing notified at
my homs farm on the Mississippi RAPIDS, miles
below Monttose, will attend in person.
Teams.
fnese vii be made accommodating to purchas-
era small payment, with bonds bearing 10 Ger
cent, reta lining lien, will be Eati.factory.
PnODULTIVEnEss AND CROPS.
Purchasers vii nov d nd gro wlr on the prem
lees about 40 acres OF rye and 70 Of fall wheat
They will also see standing OF the sandy IL am
shout 40 bushels Of corn 10 the acre ana abou.
10 bushes % ths acre on the blscK losm.
FRANK BALLINdER.
Oct, 49, 60-d6wtf
I sAsIILE SOAP, genuine article, for axle by
~ C0LLIEks 4 kOBbhISuH,
~ Main-st., bet. 3D. 4 Alb,
Septsi heokut, Iowa.
r0UsIN Made AND kOsAMOAD; BIZ the
~ author Of Tempest snd Sunshine J. j asst Re-
csised By OGDEN, BnUN MILL CO.,
my Z4d b1Main.st.
SWEET POTATO rI.anTs
k'0k sale 10 any quantity by
kELLodG BIRdE.
nyItd
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ES~une Of the bsst articles IF the pres mt day
for "a dying the blood I'D mp arting hsa ltny and
invigurating tone TO The human system, 10 Me
LtsH Strengthening Cordial ard Eleod Purifier.
" ant IL IL, fDr 40 have tried it.
See adrerstsemsut, in another column.
0c.. Is dkw
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BILLINGS Housx TO BE CLosKD.--Ws regret
to learn that Messrs. slsde 4 Bro. will close
up the Billings House on Thursday morning
They ..know how TO keep bosel,'' bat ean't
afford to run 1t when the balance 10 couliu.
ualiy on the wroug aide. Hoping for an i'm.
provsmsnt in the times, they have kept going
much longer shan vas for their interest, and
are now reluctantly compelled to close up
They will offer their furniture for sale In a
few days, or will sell any time At private
sale.
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Il AuCtRUu AMU NOM
II. mission Merchant, No. 8 Estes House.
HsgsiAr Auction Sales on Tuesday, Thnrs-ry
And SATURDAY mornings; also every evening. b. ~
| niturosale every Saturday morning.
Ea~ Particular attention given TO ssles In he
country. laI2i
y large lot Of 80 hour and day checks, escorted
ssp'i2i r. HUMPHREY.
- kGElNED this cay, 90 consignmept, cases oi
iNhne Calf Boots be closed out Immediately,
No Estsa House. [Septi2
TUsf received frotn the mon rers large lot
- of Hoop "a "a; ALEC, large consignment OF
Hosiery. at No. Estes House
neptI2i
NOV on hand large stock on Jeweiry OF VERY
Nv variety; also Stationery aud Notions Of all
kinds. Mtrchants and peddlers will do well 10 call
and examine this stock az il viii be closed out very
low. u. r. HUMPHREY,
.sepsla go Auollenser.
uhI received Pocket catisry ef essty variety
Jaad qHaisy, and y large Msost@er& OF Tahis
statleryi also lot Of Plated Table and Toa Bp Is,
at No. Estes House. [septj2d1
IusI receivtds large consi amen { Of Table Cut
my26 pr. HUMPHREY. +
A VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT in this city
a fer sale, or viii be exchanged for Farm
Apply TO d. n. HUMPHREY.
ms asd $500 " -TCT
TlsT recoived consisnment of Gne Poek ct
- Knives direct from manufacturers, which viii
be seld al private sale 80 per cent Isss than MI
prines. IaplCdl D.P. HUMPHREY ACT,
| HAVE boea appontea sole A gent for tkes@Ie Of
Franks Chemical Writing Fluid. which for
eonme rcial and school purposes Is hAghly re,on-
mended equal to the best in the market. a9
apEd u. r. HUMPHREY.
MEDICAL BOOKS.
RFDD on Disease of the Liver.
ID I" e - stemach.I
Bartlett on Fevers
Barclays Medical Diagnosis.
Churchill on Diseasts eI Women.
System Of Midwifery.
Gu Children.
Carpenters Principles Of Comparative phy.i-
ology.
Carpenters Elements # Physiology.
Du7g isoR's Ii unsn
Therapeutics.
MedicaI Dictionary.
Dalten's Physiology.
Dfustt's Surgery.
Bsiebssns
Iown's Chemistry for Students.
Hamilton on Ffsctures aud Disocations.
jones OPP haimie Medicine and Surgery.
Luiow's Manual OF Chemical Examination.
Lawrence on he Eye.
MeA
Ailler's principlesof Surgery.
Practice
Meigs' Obstetrics.
Aesi i Smtta,A Compsnd
Frrtt = sy stern Of Surgery.
Parr.sh Practical Pharmacy. i
haul b ~ ans Obstetrics.
Rcord Hunter Oh Veberisl.
Smith Horner's Anatomical Atlas.
Ioynbee Oh Disease OF he Ear.
Turner'S Chemistry for students
Tanners Clinical Meaicsne.
Wool Practice ~ Medicine.
Therapeutics.
Weed BacLe's Dispensatory.
Wasson' e Practice If NJ en icins.
Wilson'S Human Anatomy.
Wilsgn the ekin.
Williams Principles u Medicine.
FOR sale by
". w. REsTCOTT,
octfS-d Main 1t near 4th.
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Democratic Township Candidates.
The Democratic Convention nominated j.
p. Hornish and b. d. linn 90 fer Superb.
sors; T.. Cole, j. l.. Davis and p. M. Kenne.
Dr. for justices; Vim. Sanders ii. Curtain,
Rotehford, Patterson ard Berry for Cousta-
bles; Anderson, Bsrpisconi and Hugh Ken
nedy for Trustees; Bob Worsser, Township
CLERK. and Dod,on for Assessor.
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NntHraltxation~ ~Court fa Session.
The District Cours Of the United States
will be Ia session on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. Persons desiring to obtain their
nstur alizatien papers will take notice and
attend ~ the Court House during that time.
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Companies A and B and the Lincoln Ran
gers will meet this evening at their rsspsc-
tive Halls. BY order Of the Captains.
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GennIne Oh Live rem oermex.

Geo. X. Todd will address his fellow
citizens OF Ksoknk and vicinity on the po-
lisical issues OF the day, at the Court House,
in ksokuk, on Saturday evening, Nov. 3D..
Jake Davis 10 invited, and expected to at
tend and address the meeting. ri.
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fVWs learn that Col. MeAllister has
been appointed Postmaster in this city
There 10 ne mistake this time, as the Col.
has the Commission from headquarters, and
in in full possession.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CITY DrSpErssHY.

Remember tia, he City Dispensary il open ave
~ day irsn 10 70 ! cleck m, when The poor
can receive sisSieal ard Surgical advice gratu-
itonsly.
Aochargs for medicines when Authorised by the
Mayor ~ proper representative of the City Coun-
ell.
PROMPT attendance u repaired, al 10 eascs will
receive attention sitter tbs hour specified.
ssPtzJd &c. HUGHES, Dean.
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The regular monthly meeting Of the keokuk Hor-
tisultural Society will be held 1handay Nov.
lat, at n o'clock, IN the City Council koom.
Citizens generally are iyied TO attend.
J.R. TEWKSHuRY,
lct a1-atd ken'x
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schuyler 0olfax.

This gallant Republican will address the
people In this city, on
Vsdnesday Night, Oct 3ln.
Every body who knows ii will 10 to hear
him, of course. Circulate the word.
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ROAT OF EOk Tx /.

Arrivals, Oct. 90.
New Boz acsord lrem St. Louis.
Northern Light, from ct. Louis.
HANNIBAL City, from 81. Lsais.
Des Mcines
Ad Lime, from ST. Paul
Eagle, from Warsaw.
River stationary With 29s inches water on th,
Eapiis.
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BEEsAb7rg, IN, sept q, 1850.
w. u. >LoAs--str: Last spring we obtained
1T 81 year otntms ut aud Condition Powders
fron your agent. Tbsss we're eli cold some time
sgo PieAse send another supply for winter, aud
DBL X us.
VS. have thought Sometimes that your IN edici n
were 100 Hghlyspykra IF. tia ne rold Thomas
P4lsnsr OF Our til age, box II your Ointment,
vita ~aieh be cuIe4 dty Gamer Sal Eheum
on b hnnd II tbree ,ears standing he lad em-
ployed several doctor s bai 10 no effect Less taan
hsii box oi your Ointment cured 1t perfectly
soun4, aud has rot left etea a scar. Such fact
10 worthy Of Rotsee, uad thong We would not have
believed II bad ~e seen ii print, il Is nsgerths-
lees true. You're, in haste,
LEHIs-d CARR.
See sloan's Advertisement il another eolamnof
this PAPER. oct. " dot vii
az- Persons attic Ell ~ith the Fever aud Ague
shoa ID not SPARE eithsr time trouble or expense t.
proears Dr.. hosseuer's Dslebr4tod Bitters, wsoss
beueacen. efscts upon the system has been elearly
proved 10 those who hsrs boeG sl,eken down in
short 81 ace Of time by tbs dfeadfa our.e, vi hose
cheeks are wan add meagre, ani whose nights are
slepitss aud restle.s, aaI whose eyes arc dln and
sunk en-, with death staring them IL the face his
compound must prove blessing, snatthing then
ne i. we're, from tho mouth of the grave. None
kn"w It's true value t!l they have tested it. when
all other remedies have failed these Bittsrs have
restored the sufferers TO pristine health. Their pop
ularty in the West AID South should introduce
them 10 ali families.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally sv-
anywhere.
sold by z. GIssoss, A. J. NGLKIHsox, BARrLxrY
KAMA Co., and j. T. NILkIskox.
Oct. 80 'se-d4w
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4 shANBEhkiE5--Just received. For sale by
~ oetld coLLlkhs d ROBERTSON,
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w. 8. a'eAvIc. A.s.cHIrTE.Bxs. c.r. DAVIS
McGavic, Chittenden & Co.
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
lorwardisg n n d commission
MERCHANTS,
Slaughter Coal.

Slaughter Coal.
IsHh undsrslgned II ia receipt of the entire yield
Of Slaughter coal, and will be able TO furnish
the same NJ the lowest rates,
Leave orders wltn Messrs. Cady, Jones d Peck,
and Burns Rentgen, sel.ing agents on the Levee.
teptiTd III. G.. EMM0Ns.
A NV Bo0A tOK CuIEDHEN.
TINE KANGAROO HuNIERs or, ADVENTURE
IL TEE BUSH; By Anne Bowman, author of
TIE osstaways, The Young kxiles, &c.
OGDEN, BRowHELL co.'s.
~ posdered,
Refined white,
Clarified and
Brown Sugars
for sale by GOLFERS d ROBERTSON.
sepsd
Eaene-nnde noiasAes.
f0S GALS. Baliinger's Molssses, for sale by
Lee octld GOLFERS & ROB ERTsON.
t'AkIaA just resolved and for fasby
l. GOLFERS ROBERTSON.
sepsd
Io w. Ia. AUSTIN a co.,
iyl1 lis Mains
BLASTING POWDER.
100 KEGS just received and for sale at the
IUO iow price Of 81 b Per ksg--deI..srsd free.
Aag3o KELLOGG BIRdE.
Flour.
QUINCY ELNaR--Gastis Mills Xxx.
...s.w E.-c..--E-=cG -:::- -.
\AJAhRANIE0 superior to any in this market
w forsale by
septsa ~ CoLLIERs ROBERTSON
W. rcuster,s Quartz Unabridged Die
ttOnary.
TINS day received.
j OGDEN, BROWNELL & cor.
Peremptory sale OF Valuable Pro-
perry.
AE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9Th, 1850, i will
~ sell, ON the prsmises, TO the highest bidder
without reserve, Lot eight o., Block one hundred
and ninety six 1867, In the city Of Keokuk. The
lot has two good frame house upon IL, with els
tern and we'll. The terms one fourth cash, and
the balance IN twelve aud twenty -four months, in
equal payments, bearing ten per cent. interest
from day Of sale, With satisfactory security and
lien on the property. Nm. THOMPSON,
Oct. 6, 1850 dtd Commissioner.
Wanted.
q 600 BUSHELS OF BARLEY, for
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ALARGE assortment 81 Dfugs,
II micais, instruments and
Fancy articles just received =
the above establishment. com
prisiug all the new Chemical
Preparations, Tilden e Fluid FL
tracts, Trusses A bdominal sup
porters, Pessariee, speeulnmk OF
all kinds. etethoseop :, Csthe-
tiers. Spermstorrh1a Kings, ans
some splendid cases II Char,
riere's superior instruments.
These articles having he u We.
lectei With special reference /,
the known wants Of the protc
the best terms to Physicians al
krr,l 10 Sx 1TIA
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AND ExPnEss NoTIcE

/ IT BEG leave 10 inform fine travelling pubic
L tnatI have purchased Of r. A. JACKMAN
tile tight 10 run a STAGE and EXPRESS to-
aud from, Camp Floyd; aud that l AM prepared
70 carry on the business appertaining TO this
enterprise. ::. S.., 4:
Ehave now running. tTi-weeklyli line Of stages,
t,ihning from G.. s. L. City to Camp EIopd on
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays, AT 8. am:
aud leaving Camp FLOYD on Tuesdays. Thnrs-
days, and Sundays. Of each week, al am.
Nj letters will be received or carried BY this
l,e except the Postage 10 prepaid, on each letter
IS cents. =. - y. 4. 4:
All passengers baggage. weighing over 20
pounds will be charged at the fate o. 5 cents per
pound. ~. ~. - s:'--. Il.
All packages weighing under 10 pounds will
be taken TOR SO eenfs each. -. = = - j.
All over 10 pounds y i'll be- taken al the rate Of
csrts per pound, Il. r ~. = e.. II: =:
The undersigned will moi be responsible Cor
sny Trunk, Package, Parcel. or any other species
Of property whatever, except receipted for by
hls seeEts a each end Of the route. .-:. =.
4 Liberal share Of public patronage 10 earnestly
col cried !. .. r.. s:s .'-:-:= -
Office Al Msssrs Hockaday and Burf,s Store,
M,ia ST.; G. 3 l. Cry. J.: i, 49,. =. =,
% e. PIIiLANDER BELL, Proprietor.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
INDIA.

The Bombay mail of Nov. l2. is tele'
graphed via Alden. Thereporttd death
OF Mana Saliib is referred to. but the dis.
patch says it lacked conformation. Lord
Canning had addressed the Talookdars
Of Dude with good effect, at Lucknow
The Waghurs had circulated Dwaraka,
after several days. bombardment, which
reduced the town to ashes. j., = :
The Lahore Chronicle of October Is.
contains the following postscript: ~
.Onr Dude correspondent, writing on
October :. says. important news has just
come in, that the Mana died in a valley
on the Nepaul frontier ON the Cd current.
His followers have all dispersed in several
gangs" =: -: --....
a letter from an Indian officer says
that the death had been announced AT
Allahabad, in large printed handbills.
but it was regarded as a ruse by the Mana
himself. to prevent the winter campaign.
which was soon to be commenced against
him. Dude papers TO the 18th o.
October make no mention ofthe reported
death. = =. HI. =
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AUCTION. AUCTION. AUcTloN.l

~ N Monday l6th January 1869, Will be sold
" at Pahfic Auction. the properly known 81
the HOT SPRING BREWERY, near tie poIh
OF The mountain between Salt Lake aud Utsl
Valleys, together with tie stock fixtures aud
improvements thereto apperiAlaing, !: J.
~ The stock etc. consists In part az followss--
Hogs. sows, shoats, mulrs, oxrn, wsgoH, harness.
household faEniiuTe, ect:, and everything neces-
ssry for carrying on . large and extensive brew
cry, -: I'll. -. 80 Il. ( .,,
The property consists Of q large and eommodi-
ous HOTEL. situated half way betwesn Camp
Floyd and Grea, Salt Lake Ciiyi BREWERY,
capable Of making 500 gallons OF beer pei dsy;
astnbls and Corral and all necessary outbouses.
An Indebtedness Of the concern will be taken
In paynent for purchases at the sale. . :. -
For further particulars apply 70 kadiord,
c, hot q Co, Camp Floyd, OF toHsrsfoFd' Mcgo
& Co, Hot Spring Brewery. ..,,t, :. g,,o !.
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Hon syaIaa. BnEwIsr. Jan, lsth 1860

= Hon SYnIN0. pHEWAkIH saNi ESI'I :. :
where's The property known a. The Hot Spring
Brewery. and The stock and improvements on
Gaid property, were thh day PuSehssed ~ me a
Pubic Auction, in accordancs with an adyer'
IlseueDt Published In the newspapers In fins city,
n eony OF which 10 hereto anneKedi. 49, -.
Now, therefore, this 70 to notify the Paone
that from and after this day. nel.hel xosI Sos
csbot & Col Will DO responsible for any debts
Inch nav DO contracted after this date, by sny
,rs,nb.T Of the late firm Of Mogo l. Barr Mogo,
EsrI 4. Co, Hereford, Mogo & Co., or any other
n",rs under which the bnsiBsss may have been
csrdsd on previously, Inlsss said lhdebtsdRsSa is
previously sanctioned by myself OF BY the tirm a
RadfUFd, Cabot d Cor wien ssnctlcn mnsi
be fH WTitlHg. - HENRI LAoOIr .
D.ssTet News sud Valley Tan, please copy
and send oil to G. 4. Perry 4 Co. 22.2I
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:,C!IAnINETI T ~ ].

III BEG leave % inform my friends, and the
seislces Of JdHN POWELL, one otthe bestifners
sto BE- found 10 he Territory. Having had cons
siderable experience, be ca tar one Ill kinds IL
work inthe frsls,yle. Give Hs call, and you
will be suited IN work and p ice. II. 4.
Bedsleads. Tables. Chairs &C., &c, always
on hand, for sals ~ feaso1ahle tSirs ..s. I an
@s.< 81 III. CAST. I3th NMd,
On State Road, hair all0ck north Of Emieration
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Who Keeps tIlc Cheap stOrcs
H. ..s WY,
r. T. N Els LIE N,
ON MAIN sTRKEr.

;, ~. !: =. ON MAIN sTRELT, :s=
A ND he has got the very Goods that are
n needed for 1s, UIo.dans. e.. & Is.
NOW, tellms what he hss T. . II .= II ,@z..
: w FELL, III Won ven iiitle. He has Tea, COT
fee, Sugar, Soap, Raisins, Flgs, Prules, Candy.
Starch, Tobacco, Cigars, Pickles. Preserves,
Oysters, HOLSTERS, CLANS, Ssrdlres, AND SUCH Ex-
cELLENT UsADuLTERATED WHISKY AMI. BaAsDri
besiies splendid sendceabte Costs, vests. ,Pants.
Draw eTs, 0ver-shlris, under and hickory Shirta,
Hats, Caps Socks, SfOckings, Cpmforters, Gloves,
Mits; and such q pretty assortment Of Motions
,phiek the Ladies ara daily needing Aid Wlthal
choice stock OF Novels, which he sells, or lends
10 read at 10 cents each. = -:
.WfH; must 90 and patgoRize IN. =.
.5....=.: ::.:..l :: >....@.s. r F.. NESLEN
R~Youll find the Siorr--i 10 where there
10 50 much clothing hung under bis Sign. % n
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Tt C.JACKSON win be On hsnd 10 aeecm-
u j modats his Frisnds aid customers 81 his
Old Stand. near BALLO'S HALL, where he
hopes, BY slrict attention 20 business, 20 Be
worthy the patronage of I'll who want good work
done. z
Accounts 81 long stanildg VIII 81 collected
without fail A hint % the wise i salHrient.
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NOTICE.

HANE IN my possesrton one red and while
Ok eight Or nine years old, branded on The
go horn with N n q W; one eve out Also.
one black liae, backed COW; no brands 81 tnsrLI
sisfble3 ihIse o. four wears old
;i*.5,. .e JOHN THOMPSON,
2o-tf y Pound7keepst, OGDEN Ciiy.
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lost ARrrtr.Es.

TIME Owners Of lev Loaf articles can ~
cover them ~ Supplying 70 Dr. 8 u Spraeue.
AZ pstsons finding aaythtne vii eoNisf favor
on the owner W leaving the same With me. n,
Il ss-ti s, L. SPRAGUE
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ADVERTISEMENTS
ron SALE,

n HALF LOT, with a small HOUSE on II.
IA Ia the 10Th Ward, will be sold cheap foI
cash cash, or stock. For particulars inquire al Dr..
CHnton's. *.s:.z . .:..=: II 90 81:
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wEBER COAL,

IFTNHE inhabitants Or this city and eountry can
q the month 81 ths tann i. OF Ckaik q ssk. east
;of Weber. Persons washing "a sappls iheWi-
selves with this yxerllen, coal, can now ~ 10 ~
Supplying 10 NV, n. KinbsiL athie Feiidence,
tf.the 18Th Ward cf this city. 2i-tf