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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-02

LOST,
QETWkRN the residence of u. Raplee on Blon-
- osau-ss. and J. w. johnson . on 9th IT., . ine
Gold Locket, Of medium size, with coral beads a.
taohed when lost. Any person delivering the same
1t this once, or at o. Raplses Western Bakery,
will be literally rewarded. u. RAPLEE.
Fah1d
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sM ERIFF,s SALE.
STATE OF I0WA,l

STATE OF IOWA SIS.
Les CouHYY, 90
RY virtue Of Special Rxssution 10 me directed,
- issued by the Clerk Of the District Court Of
said county, In favor III Benjamin y. Msasn ger,
and against p, ane, Blackwell and Maria 4. Hus-
ton, hare levied upon, and will ss 10 the highest
bidder, 81 the door OF the Clerks oee Of the Dis
trict Court Of Lee Comfy lows, at Ksokak in said
county, on the I'd day Of March, A. d. 1850, BE-
tween the hours Of O'Clock q. m. and o'clock b.
m. Of said day, the following property, to-wits
Lots nine tS and ten ue) In black No. seven "a In
B. r. Messengers sab division Of the north west
quarter Of section twenty -four (14), township six
~ live 1867 north 81 range i've lt) west, in Lee
county, Iowa. Taken, levied spon and to be cold
By order OF Court 70 satisfy said writ Of execution.
Ksokuk, Jan. 81, 1859.
HIM. 8RIRFITH,
fsbldtd Sheriff of Lee County.
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TAinEsin Texas.

bill has been introduced into the Texas
Legislature providing for the imprisonment
OF the Northern preachers, teachers and
drummers who may come there.
Gov. Houston's message dissents COM
pls1ely from the secession resolutions Of the
South Carolina Legislature.
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On Tuesday morning, aboat four o'cl ock,
. nre broke ont in Burlington, in tho hard
ware store OF Ross 4 Whipple, Burlington.
u was ihree-ssory building, and was en-
.lrsly consumed. The grocery store Of Z.
ueschruend took fire from the other build.
ing, and vas also consumed, though the con-
tents were removed. Total loss est;matea
at $4,000. Insured to the amount of about
$4,000, SIS 900 in the Home, $4,000 in
the Ktna, 81 900 in the Charter Oak, 50, 400
in the Phoenix.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-02
Attempted Escape 81 Prisoners.

Attempted Escape Of Prisoners.
INV YoRx, Jan. 81.
Mr.. Sutton, Warden Of the City Prison,
yesterday afternoon made very important
discovery in the oells OF the two murdsrers,
Stephens and Sanchez. Itappears that these
two prisoners had entered into a conspiracy
to escape. Their plan was to kill the two
night keepers when they opened the cell door
to hand in their supper, then obtain the keys
and pass ont. A loaded revolver was found
on each prisoner.
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vlrglnia on soutAern Uo-opera.len.

WAsHIEcroN, Jan. 30.
Resolutions were introduced in the Vir-
ginia House Of Delegates, to-day, declaring
that while We recognise an imperative ne
cessity for decisive measures in the present
condition Of things, yet We believe prompt
and Efficient cooperation can be moro safely
obtained by the direct and authoritative 20.
ton Of the constituted authority Of the
Southern States than the agency OF an as
sen,blage which can have no legitimate pow
er except to debate and advise. Therefore,
the General Assembly Of Virginia will not,
at this time, undertake to invite any Confer
ence Of Commissioners appointed by the Au-
thorities of the Southern States.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-02

6I1he Florids Free Negro Bill has been
vetoed BY Gov. Perry, upon constitutional
grounds. The Pensacola Observer sAys this
action Was received BY the most respectable
citixens Of thst place with tho mcss lively
manifestations Of eatisfaction.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-02

The Democrats, not satisfied with their
flibussering movements by which they con-
summed nearly all Of Tuesday and Wednesday
(Jan. Gath and 25th,) in trying to stave of
the election OF State Printer and Binder,
used up nearly the whole OF the morning
session Of Thursday the 10th, by vain
endsavors to change the journals of the pre-
ceding day.
SrsArs.--In the Senate, Neal wanted the
Journal amended so ~ to show that be had
moved to postpone the election of State
Printer till February. A long debate fol-
lowed, and as last the Senate voted not to
amend, on the ground that Meals motion to
postpone was out of order, and 80 decided
~ the time by the Chair, and it would be
cumbersome and useless to record all mo-
tions which were out OF order.
On motion Of Udell, the bill authorizing
County Judges to sell Saline lands was re-
ferred to special committee of Ave.
Rankin, by request, offered resolution as
to the expediency of amending acts of tho
Board OF Education, which was referred to
Committee on Schools.
Wilson introduced bill in reference to
militia laws, which was read twice, and re-
ferred to Committee on military affairs.
HoUsE.-In the House, Baker moved to
amend the Journal 30 az to show that the
House adjourned on Wednesday noon, In.
stead OF taking recess. The object was
to make void the proceedings OF the after.
noon, when the joint convention was held.
After long debate, the motion to amend
was voted down, whereupon Baker present
ed the protest OF the minority against the
record and the proceedings.
resolution directing the proper commit
tee to report bill for reducing interest ON
delinquent taxes was adopted after long
debate.
A resolution authorizing the Secretary OF
State to furnish the members With knives
and pens was voted down.
MIR. Goodrich offered resolution that q
joint committee be sent to Fort Madison to
examine the Penitentiary. Also, one to
examine the Insane Asylum at Mount Pleas
ant.
After various motions and remarks bv q
number Of members, the resolution seems to
have been amended so as to empower the
committees to send for persons and papers,
or to visit the Institutions il it should be
deemed necessary.
resolution was passed giving to each
member and oliver of the House four copies
OF HALLS Geological Survey of Iowa, and
one copy OF the Constitutional Debates.
Claeett appears to have occupied the foo,
only eight or ten times during the day. HI
was probably indisposed, as b, complained
OF being 1.-The day when he was up thirty-fpt
times.
FRIDAY, 2Sth.-The Senate raised a specia
committee to report bill making the notes
of the State Bank of Iowa receivable TO,
taxes.
The House discussed the Dog law, Liquor
law, the Iowa Central Air Line Railroa d
dc.
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GA relic Of the classic ages was found
in Vermont lately, being dogs collar sup-
posed to have belonged 70 Julius Cesar,
from tho fact Of its having his name en-
graved upon it--whieh lsads to tbs SUPPOSE
ton that tho Green Mountain State Was at
one time occupied By the Romans.
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X It O X II X:

T1H Dxs MONKS VALLEY WHIe 10 published
every Monday 1t this ofce Is Of the oldest pa
psrs In Iowa, and has widely extended circuia-
ton throughout the Dies Moines Valley, Northern
Missouri, and Western Illinois.
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a. The emigration to Pixies Peak, il
would seem, has already commenced. The
81. 10. Gazette OF the 10th, announces tho
arrival ii that CITY OF 40 gold seekers from
Ohio, who were on their way to the Peak
We learn that party from Wisconsin CROSS
cd the river at Dunleith last week, bound for
Pixies Peak.
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IL The Bellevue Courier of the 26th saws
that on the Friday previous the Bellevue
House, formerly the Quinby House, in that
village, took FIRE and was burned down.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-02

nloody Tragedy ON tho RafIFoaa.
On last Monday night tragedy Was en-
acted at 90 Irish shanty on the Keokuk, IT.
D. N. b M. r. r.. extension, about miles
from here and / mile from Philadelphia,
which makes the cheek pale and the heart
grow sick 70 think upon. The particulars,
as far as We can learn, are ~ follows: On
the night stated party OF Irish, employed
on the road, assembled at - shanty whore
whisky VAS sold by man named John Dunn,
at which place they continued drunken CO.
rouse until late hour. Malay COREY, the
man killed, and Mike Wsloh, the murderer,
are said to have quarreled the day before,
and meeting at this place, their passions in
famed by drinking, their reason dethronsd
by that liquid demon which steels mems
brains away, the quarrel Was renewed, and
Currey called Walch q id SON OF a b-h.
Waloh started to leave the shanty, (for what
purpose 10 not known), when Curry caught
him and tried to prevent his leaving, saying
he Would take back all be had said, and in
sisting that Waich should remain until the
spree was over. Wslch said be was salts.
fed, but did not remain in the shanty. SUBJ
sequently he returned with an axe, approoh-
cd Curry, who was sitting on chair In q
state Of drunken stupor, with his head in
clined to the right, apparently asleep, and
buried the axe deep in his neck and almost
severed the head from the body.
Walch made no attempt to escape, and the
next day yielded himself up to the officers
without resistance, and was brought by them,
along with the bloody axe and several wit
nesses, 20 this place, and after preliminary
examination committed to Jail to await his
trial at the next term of the District Court.
The prisoner 10 q young unexpectedly
not older than % or 23--of dark complex
ion, black hair and very black eyes. He
seemed to be perfectly Indifferent, and mani
Tested degree Of composure while the ex.
animation was progressing which would
hardly have exhibited itself except in m old
offender whose heart was scared and black
with the Grimes OF many years. Keosau-
qua News.
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RAILROAD BRIDaE CoMPLETED.-1h first
train over the Mississippi Railroad Bridge at
this place made its passage Thursday noon
last. The train consisted Of the Galena
Company's engine "Elgin," with two cars
OF railroad iron for the tracks upon the iron.
II was received with salute OF twelve guns,
and the cheers OF host Of our citizens, who
had assembled upon the island to welcome
ito arrival. The track laying upon the island
is being pushed along with vignr, and in .
few days, the weather being favorable, 1T
will be fnished.--tClinton Herald.
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Peace, faint heart, though the night hs dark and
signing,
Rest, fair corpse, where thy Lord himself hath
lain;
Weep, dear Lord, where thy bride 10 lying.
Thy tears shall wake her froxsn limbs TO life and
health again.
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ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 30.
The bill for q Convention to frame State
Constitution, has passed both the Houses Of
the Nebraska Legislature, and been signed
by the Governor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-02

GU The National Garden Seed business il
done for, this year. All the resources for
the year have been employed in procuring
Tea Seed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-02

KEOkuR FEMALE SEMINARY.
rgAE third term of this Institution will COM
msnce on Monday, Jan. 30th, In the basement
of the Chatham Square Church, corner of 7ta and
Morgan sts These rooms have been found dry and
cool and easy Ut aocess.
The Teachers secured to instruct In their differ
snt departmental Of study, are the following.
Rev. G. A. WILLIAMS Principal;
Mrs. &. II. WILLIAMS;
Mrs. n. Ii. CRAVEN;
Mas l.. C0PELIN.
Mr.. o. G. ISBELL, teacher of Vocal Music.
Prospectus Of the Institution has been publisnsd,
and DO obtained on application 10 the President
or Secondary Of tho Board Of Trustees, or TO the
Principal. WIN. THOMPSON, President.
II. SrRoHa, Secretary.
Jan. -, sod
DIssO1uaiIh.
nj OTICk " hereby given that the oo-partnsrship
IN heretofore existing in the milling business, In
the city Of keokuk, Iowa, between Inward A.
Foote, w. III. Austin And g. HI. Albers In the Arm
name Of Austin Co., has this day been dissolved
by mutual consent, aud forever determined
EDWARD A. FOoTK,
w. III. AUSTIN,
G. II ALBERS.
Ksokuk, Iowa, Jan. III, 1860-jan13d3w
Cry MILLS,
January II, 1850.
The Milling business will be continued by the
undersigned under tho Arm and style Of Austin a
Co., 90 heretofore. w. III. AUSTIN,
C. III. ALBERs.
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The Dead church.
M o. kisGsLsr.

Wild, Wild wind, wilt thou never cease thy sghingr
Dark, dark night, wilt thou never wear awAyf
Cold, cold church, in thy deAth-slsep lying,
Thy Lent 10 past, thy Passion here, bnt not thine
Easter day.
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Expulsion 0fCitfxens from Ken.
lucky.

UINCINNArI, Jan. 81.
Eighteen citizens OF Mason and Bracken
counties, KY, we're expelled on account Of
their opinions on the subject OF Slavery
Most OF them arrived here yesterday.
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UnIteA states rsarshalss sale.
UNITED STATES or AMERICA, &c

UNITED D, STATES :. o. IA AMERICA, IS.
pY virtue Of m Execution to me directed, issued
- By the Clerk Of ths District Court Of the uni
ted States for the Southern Division Of the District
Of lows, and against Arther WAicott. defendant,
and In favor Of Nathan Ncwsom, have levied
upon, and will sell to the highest bidder, nj the
door OF the Clerks ofce Of the District Court of
the United States, for the District Of Iowa at Keo-
kak In said District, on the Gath day Of February,
A. d. 1859, between the hours Of . O'clock .. m.
and o'clock p. m. OF said day, the following
property, so-.t' Lot p 40. - n nlos1 no. ~.
Fayetts Square, in the City Of Ksokuk, Lee Coun-
ty, Iowa. Taken and levied upon NJ the property
Of Artbsr waisott 70 satisfy said Writ Of Exscu-
tion.
Keokuk, Jan. ~, 1850.
L. SUMMERS, u. s. Marshal,
jan2sdtd BY J. 7. AHraoxr, Deputy.
v. n. AusrIx. O. \. ALasRs.
w. m. AUSTIN 4 co..,
Grocsrs ana Produce Dealers,
NO. IFS MAIN-sT..
ESRR3H SUGAR CURED HAM always on hand
Il and for sAls BY ". ii. AUSTIN co.
Dee. Is, 'Io-dkw
RRE9 n OYATKKs
r EcEIvED daily, and for ;1ls low b.
SUGARS.
4 LII grades Of n. o..
IA Crushed,
Powdered,
Tor sale Low BY WI. AUSTIN CO.,
dec23dAw lis Main-st.
pnrar RIO. COFFEE.
Laguayra,
WE. AUSTIN CO.'S,
dso13d4~ No. lis MAin-st.
DrlcHnaS. noIA''E ''
Is 20. Refinery
in bills. bbls. and kegs for sale BY
W. H. AUSTIN CO.,
decl3dAv lis Aain-st.
TEAsi TEAsiI
TMP1RIAL, Young Hyson,-
/ Povohoag and Raglish Breakfast Tees,
: LAHas assortment for sals Low By
dscl3 lis MAin-st.
FLOUR FLOUR!
CHEAP
IITY MILLS "FOUR ACE"
~ Magnolia Mills,
Gate City Mills,
State Mills,
and other brands OF Flour, for sale, Wholesale and
RstAil. inquire at tho ACity Mills" orat
w. H. AUSTIN CO.'S,
Docl3-dAw lis Main-st.
CCOTCH ALE,
- LONDON PORTER
and AI6OPP'S PALE ALE.
by the Dbl. or dos, for sale BY
declsd&w W. II. AUSTIN d CO.
CALF. ..New York Ane, IN bills, q. A. In sks.
~ Tor sale By w. II. AUSTIN = co.
wANTEDt
500 bush. Hungarian Grass Seed, and
200 bush Timothy Seed, for which the highest
market price In CASH will BE- paid By
W. II. AUSTIN . CO.,
dsoU IL 1Ain-st.
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vsies for Unien.

In rural districts, tso We quots,)
Our women beg the right--to pete
Grant them the boon, q Legislators
And "save the Union" from its traitors
For women--whAtsoa'e r their traits
Will never vote for separate stafsss
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meth sdIss HYMN 18sehs.
A GOOD supply Of the different siIes, for sale b,
n M. w. WRSTCOTT,
Fsbld 81 Main st.
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M unclaimed merchandise in store Of Bartlett h
~ Hins. By virtue Of Chapter ninety-two (92),
Sections 4, and 4 Of the Laws Of Iowa, will
sell on the 10th day Of February, L. D. $780, ct the
once Of Bartlett , Hinc, between tho honrs of 3
and 10 oolock Of said day, the following described
goods, to-wit Slxtyeight (0s) sacks Of Hair, now
In stors Of Bartlett Hine, shipped by A. 6wansy
and consigned to J. Little Bro. Said merchandise
has been In said store for the space Of SIX months
last passed, and 10 TO Be sold 70 pay the storage and
expenses on the same.
ksokuk, Feb. l, 1850.
j. T. aRIFrEY,
feb3d6t City MaashAl.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HreAss pin FounA

I'm the corner Of 6th and Main SITS, on SUNDAY
~ evening, : iady's Geld Breast PIN, which the
owner can have by calling ~ this once and paying
for this notice.
Eeb1d3t
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FTfNo AHENDHEEr.--Th The Democratic
members Of the Minnesota Legislature, un-
der the delusive hope Of making political
capital out g the John Brown raid, intro
duced resolutions denounoinr that ACT IN
appropriate terms. The Republicans amend.
cd tho resolutions by adding : severe re.
buke to the disunion Democratic orators II
Congress. In this form tho resolutions were
passed, TO the great chagrin Of the ssssrvils''
Democracy.
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PRICE OF COAL REDUCED.
r AN now selling that superior Coal from the
l. New York and Pennington Bank,
Al i2l cents per bush., delivered,
sF 1i4 - - ~ Leves.
NO LOADS DELIVERED UNDER 25 BUSHELS
AT THE ABOVE RATES
Terms cash on delivery. Once on Levee; near Main
JAnl6dtf X. +. pLATT.
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New Isuto OF FL

New Lutte OF Zton.
TUST received, and for sale BY
u n. w. WEsTC0T1,
Feb7d No. ~ Main-ss.
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0HERIEE,S SALE.
STATE OF IOWA, IS.
pY virtue Of : Special Execution to mo directed,
- issued ~ the Clerk Of the District Court Of
said county, upon Judgment obtained In said
Court, In favor Of Leandcr HArbine and sgainst
IsAac vanAusdsll, which judgment has been sold
and assgnsd TO John A. draham, have lsvisd upon,
and will sell 70 the highest bidder 81 the door Of the
Clerk . ONCE Of the District Court OF Lee County
Iowa, NJ Keokak in aid county, on the LIST day
Of March, A. ID. 1850, between the hours Of nine
o'clock .. n. and four O'Clock p. m. Of said day.
the following property, to-wit The NV. quarter
section tvo ~, township 0s, range vest also,
the ~. quarter section ~, township 50, range
also, east half quarter section IL township 90,
range and also, east half quarter section 81,
township 0S, range sill In Les county, Iowa
Taken levied upon and be sold By order Of Court
70 satisfy ssid writ Of execution.
Keokuk, Jan. 80, 1860.
II. n. GRIFFITH. Sheriff Of LssCo.,
dti By J. D. KsIssr, Deputy.
New City WarFanss Ter safe.
I AN authorised TO sell new City Warrants, b.
i longing to the Public Schools Of tia City, for
cash at 50 cents on the dollar, TO exchange tbs
same, 81 the rate, for outstanding School ar
rants Ut par. The new Warrants will BE- taken BY
the City Collector At par for city taxes. s.,nrr
jansodss secy Of Board Of Education.
keskuk classical ScAosl.
rIyHR THIRD SESSION of this School OPENS ON
/ Monday next, Jan. 3oth In the new Medical
College, corner Of Blondeau and !th sts-
w. w. JAMESON,
jan26d Principal.
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GA ship recently sailed from San Fran
cisco for Hong Kong, with an odoriferous
cargo, consisting Of tho dead bodies Of hun.
dreds OF OhinAmen, bound for the tombs Of
their ancestors. The perfume was almost @
delightful - that from tho rats their oom-
radios eat. This kind Of trade still thrives ia
the Pacific. Ships take live Cinnamon and
dead rats TO California, and carry back TO
Asia dead Chinese and live rats.
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ca Malakof writes to the New Yorl

Times:
The proposition Of Virginia newspaper,
TO place that State under the profession OF
France, has not escaped the attention or tho
French. Naturally sgotissioal and disposed
to accept any ordinary compliment % their
just due, they were not prepared, nevsrthe-
less, for this last and most overwhelming
stroke OF all. They don't exactly compre-
bend.
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I HAVE bssn appointed Executor Of the estate Of
i Charles I. hcCune, deceased. A.HOSNkk.
Jan. 10, 1860 jsn7odlm
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ron hare all the power OF Helpers keen psu. I'm
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Booksellers and News Agents e~erywhers. Active
Agents SAntsd 30 sell this work through the coun~
try. Terms liberal. send 81 80 for sample copies
in both yles, with terms 10 Agents. and begin OPP
erations ~ once. No other book il selling one
quarter % fast. Single oopdss 70 any address,
postpaid, on receipt Of the price. Address
A. b. BuRDICK, Publisher,
ian16diwltw lis Nassau st., New York.
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Quail AND WOOD.
HAVING = contract for the entire yield of the
IL SLAUGHTEk COAL MINES,
am prepared 70 to furnish this superior coal 10
customer ia any part Of the city, at short notice
Also, supply OF the best Lawrence Coal.
WOOD FOR SALE.
100 Cords best quality Of Hickory Wood.
100 seasoned OAK
Orders for Fence Posts, and dimension Oak Lam
Der generally, Giled with Dispatch.
A few New York and Boston Railroad Tickets for
sale 1t reduced prices.
JAMES BROWN, Agent,
Once on Second-st., between Main 4 johnson.
S-Order with the money accompanying them,
loft with H. Warnock ut the Stable corner Of Main
and 10th streets, win DO promptly attended to.
jAnI5dtf
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MFs. Saowess LAST 4 Greatest WoFk.
1.-THE MINIST EMS " OOING.ss
THE Minister'S wosing, BY Harriet Dssehsr
i Stowe, for sale by
OaDEH, DRowNELL CO.,
Eov1od 81 Main-st.
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BOOTS AID 6HOEs.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
C u DUKE manufactures al kinda of boots
~. and shoes, and keeps on hand the best select
ed stock Of EastsYn work in the city, and
SELLS CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER
HOUSE.
Persons desiring bargains In shoes will ind 1t 10
their advantage to 20 to Dukes and see his goods,
u least, before purshasing elsewhere.
No. 06 MAIN-ST,
Repairing done In tie hast style and 1t reduced
prices. fjanIbdl