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We are enabled here 10 offer the community a
remedy which, while il cures the above complaints
with certainty. is still perfectly harmless III any
quantity. Such remedy j. invaluable In districts
where these affecting disorders prevail This
"CuRK" expels the miasma;ic poison Of iEvEg
ASD A8uE from the system, and prevents the de-
yci0ptnent III the disease, II taken Go this first ap
proaeh OF It's prcfnonitary symptoms. tits not only
the best remedy yet discovered for this class
OF complaints, but also the cheapest. The large
quantity supply for dollar brings il within the
reach Of every body and ia bilious districts, where
FEVER AND AGCE prevails, every body should
have it and it freely both for cure and pfotec-
ton A great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy aud certain
cure of IntermlttcRts is that il contains Quinne
or mineral, consequently II produces no quinism or
other injurious effects whatever upon the constitn-
ton. Those cured by 1t are left as healthy as II
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Agne Is not alone the consequence OF
the niaslmatie poison. A great variety Of disor-
deFs arise from It's Irritation, among which are
Netudigtu, Rteamntasm, GOta. Hea9aehe Blind
ness Toothaehe, Earache, CdtG,rh. asthma, Pal
pitatioa, Painful dGectaoa of the Spleen, Hysfer-
les Pam in tie Botceh, Colo, Paralysis and Dr-
ranqenaert Of the Stomach, All OF which, when
originating in this cause, put the Intermittent
tgls, or become periodical. This :. lIRE expels
tie poison from the blood, and consequently cures
them all alike. Ii is an invaluable protection TO
immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malarioHs districts. III taken ocea-
sionally or daily while exposed to the infection,
that will be exereted from the system, aud cannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity to ripen into dis
ease.s Hence il lis even more valuable for protcc-
ton than cure, and few will suffer from Inter
mitten,s II they avail themselves of the protection
/ this remedy affords.
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GHERIIF 5 SALE.
STATE OF IOWA. In, CouNrY:-ss.

STATE OF IOWA, Lkt CorNrT:--Ss.
BY sirtne of special execution 90 me directed Is
sued T.. the CLERK III The District Court Of said county
in favor ~ enfs v. l.. Block aisd againsts =. billings
and also X. Carr ag8insi i, Billings on cross hill
In SAID case and Joseph Manning also obtained judg
eit against Is. A. W tias bin ~ said
md a. commanded hate lesRedupon. and will sell to
the highest bdd. al Ill. door uf the CLERKS Office OF
the nistrcf Court OF Ii. COUNTY, lowa.a k.oknk ~
said county, o. the 18th day Of November A b. 1851
belwee, the hours II oo'cioek III. and O'Clock =.
m. ~ said day, rtnmrBclng at o'elfek y, tile
folle~ ng property to-~fi: The south west quarter u
the south quarter OF the northwest quarter and
the halt OF the halt 81 the sutb west quarter
~ section fourteen Ia all In township sixty six 1865
north, range five is west. IN Lee county, Iowa
also twenty 1907 tctt Of lot four adlon
ing lot three f3 and ten io feet OF II lot four Al ad
ioit lng lot tive is all Ia block hundred and thir
II eight ~ and thirty As. aa feet of OF the eat aid.
Of lot five IS in tlock hundred and thirty eight
l3sl all IN keokuk, Iowa. aid the north half of ihs
south half the north half Of section twenty eight 9r
In township ski, six ieG NORTH range eve 81 west
IN Lee sountS, lowa aud twenty feet 1907 out OF 10
No four Al ia bloek hundred ana thirty .eigs
LBS and ans five 81 Zee, OFF OF the ends Of lot
I've and six ard 81 In block forty mine 40 ia III
/ city az keoknk bee County fawa
Taken. levied upon and e be sold b. order Of Court
| TO satisfy said writ ~ execution.
1 keokuk, October 10. 1e6l.
! H. NJ. GRIFFITH,
sheriff of Lee Comfy.
/ cctl2ftd BY. KNIGHT, DepAty.
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"A Y L R g
Ague Cure,
roa THE SPEEDY CURE OF

Foa THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Int ermitt Fever. or Fever and Ague,
Remittent Fever, chill Fever, Dumb
A.ue, Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache. and bilious Feyers. indeed
for the whole class of diseases originaf-
ing i'm hillary derang emeut. caused by
the Malaria of MiasInatie Countries.
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g HERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF IOWA, Xxx Cousry--ss:
by virtue special execution 10 Inc directed, lssned
hy the Clerk the District Court Of sad county ~
favor ~ Henry Iuvia ana against H. " Ford. fanh
also decree y ainst Margaret Ford, John II. shih-
van, w. At. Il, Terrence AMI Ihomas DAVIS, have
Lev upon ind WtlI sell adhe highest h4adr ~ the
Of tba Clerks Once Of the lstrct Court of Lee
=. acs..h ~ sssa cnntftys ON the 10th
day OF November, A. d. irGi. between the hours 81
O'Clock a. and o'clock ~ ~. nf said daN@ com
msncing VT 1n'clonk p. IN. The following property
70. viii Lot No. iDl aud ten lUj feel efiot No.
eleven I'll Joining ioi Ne len w. q block Ao ~ ~
1itY keukuk Lee county and State az Iowa with Nil
the buildings thereon said properly is located en- thc
nor easisrN side Of Blonaeau street between 81 Aud
18th streets mncha~ shall ba necessary - Iay OIL
said debt Interest and costs including thu anfnI not
Vel due IL. this case and III there br may surplus left
after paying said sum of ss0 3G1tu with Interest
aud costs thai he applied To the payment Of the
notes not set due forth III The decree ID th
/ rs which reference II made.
Taken levied upon and be sid By order Of Courts
/ to Ratisf said writofeNeeHt0n
keokuK, Oct ~. 1861.
/ II. NJ. GRiFFlJH,
sbsrin 0f Lee Countys Iowa.
i octlJd By ]. d. KNIGHT deputy.
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Dated Aug 81, 1861
STATE OF IOWA,

STATE or IOWA,
/ Lee County. !
LIST publication Of the foreEeF original notice be made
/ in the Daily Gate City, daily newspaper published ~
Keakk III said County such publication TO be made for
| -four consecutive wrecks acrtsta4a t. iaw.-.
witness my hand this 3ist day ~ Aug. A. II, 1861,
ERIE j. LEIGH Gl'k Dist. Court.
| 2ap Deny.
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nRlGlNAL NOTICE.

u
To James Rchcy.
Yon are hereby notified that there 70 now On file In
the office The Clerk VI the District Court 81 Lee coun
w. Iowa Fort Madison petition 81 Hiram barney,
claiming OF you. James iehey the sum of three hum
bred dollars with len per cent. interest per annnn,
rayahle annually money due mortgage made ny
soa, To Charles Mason. and since assigned 10 said
paintn. Hiram Barney, dated iath OF August, i9so,
also claiming against you. the foreclosure 81 sara
mo ri gage tr same being upon the north half Of the
quarter Of the south east quarter OF Section
twenty six. co., Township sixty seven (b7,1 Range
seven n west. Lee County, Iowa. for the purchase
money and further asking for sale Of said premises,
| and general relief.
And uaiess you appear aud answer said petition on
or before noon of the second 9t the next term o
Court To commence at Fort Madison the fret Mon
day December, A. d.. irbl default Will be entered
against yuu and iud gment rendered theron pray
4 far In said petion. IL. SCOTT HOWELL.
Ala nl dim Attorney for Plaintiff
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~
STATE OF IOWA, lsr County,. SIS
b. virtue Of Especial execution 10 me directed Is
sued h, the CLERK ~ the District Court Of said county
in fas or Of Hiram Barney and against H. n Wright,
land also decree against John Dimond. Frank
fehenck John =. Sethett, h. &. Moses. ID Wardlpa,
Joi n H. Bhurtman. ct Nl.. have levied upon. and
viii sell 10 the high bidder at the daor o The Clerk
Once uf the District Court of Lee County Iowa ~
keaknk saa county, ar Igla aas 81
u lrGl between the hours OF ao'eiuck III. and 4
O'Clock ~ OF said a. 81. sausmfHci6R ~ a'cints
p. the following property 10 VII All ethlosk hn,
caitang " ts from 10 IL inclusive, IN The City Of
Keoknk. Lee county Ie~a. tote sold IN the following
manner viz Lott II nnd ~ III Said block shalt be hrsl
uaefed nd sold. TINT lots l. - n and I'D In sail
block b. next sold aud la.il, that lots 4, and in
said black be soidar thai many Of said lois I'm The
order above stately in Lee county. Iowa shall he ne
eesHary, ee sold
Taken. levied upon ami To he soldby order OF Conr
10 salts said writ @ tex. cation.
heakuk, october nth irhl
H. Nj GRIFFITH,
ortfadtd Sherin Of Lee County.
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NTH & sCHRAM N

f@uerANsaYs ~ HAS Al }ro48
Kemov q 10 No. CID ain street between second and
Third, next do9r 10 VOORHEES, flat store suiSd
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60 HEKIFF'S SALE.

tetsa*t t.i@i ., ma T. u SO * ~ 40 aA0oA "a
and sold by dealers In Medicines everywhere.
fabl5daM
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cctl2fti
SHERIFF'S SALE.

sheriff of Lee cannty
octI2ftd BY. II KNIGHT, Deputy.
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Ang.a9,t didim
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RESTAURANTS.

kS.-RECEIyED AT LIBBY'S, l39 FULTON
a fine lut of Rnckaways, Snrews6urys and Blue
| Itch are being fattened for my customers. The
I !. stews and fries IN town. y. B.-0ys.ers opened
boxing.
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SPORTING.

L'RANCIS BUTLER No. PECK SLIP. HAS ALL THE
j. chprc Breeds for stock and sale Hacr's tnfaili
Mango Cure and Flea Exirrminaor. 81 ccnts per bottle
Buffers breeding. Training. Dsras-s Ac Of Dogs o.
Dogs boarded, trained. ac Medicines for all dseAsfs
IUN FOR sALB--A FIRST RATE DOUBLE BARREL
VI fowling Piece Enslish), with WASH rod nipple
wad cutter 6c will be- sold FOR SIS cash The gun
new barrels and cost ts0 Apply for three days
az la2 johnson street, nrst door, Brooklyn
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RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
$I E $ $isEE s s sEIE E$Es
daily dss6n thousands aces by the grace and
swrMM rsGHs %So S1 Fl lis R'i I&sa TANK.
F#H HIT 4 u Hif$S$$FiHSs:
from the River Nile IN Egypt remains marvel of ami
THE go EDS Sa Iass %TJrE RATS
THE En1s tH,sS SSsrHS ASSsassSsa
az A2eA bkAmh AF Th f EAaLs 6 ssH fl
Admission !" all Is cents Children under ten g cents
A cADEMY or MUSIC
"a Under the management Of Measr" 70, Lingara .
The public rsspseluly mig med TIM. upon
WILLIAM iiANLo ~.
assisted '' george II: Ee R:9 as6 ALFRED mAsLos.
-''''"' MARVELLOUS ACT
THE MOST gs HAHs,!s4sAsSao n..s.n
WHICH tr FAs NV ESfs s1 RShs 81
BEFORE X Any 4nE H W1RES
For this performance three rapczcs swings boon
the boxes g the stage Of the xsdsmy with ths
platforms starting places Al each termination Of the Inc
from the n. platform to the first trape.e Is
from ibis to the last rapeze again have e
fss and g ' 1nfn
y. ins,eI,oly daring feat BY WILLIAM
upt he arrives sn. . Fro" ne msss sS.n
he sap..s .siSy d,ss,sysSiaR
and Which, hs
symna.s dashe. hi@srf through Ii air A.
insure sasSiss. es..,a sas. Inc osss.as y.
Mss p H. next q s
springs making the leaps 70 the second
himself entirely round rs.sSe. !hs@ X.sr !hs
leap from one rapeze other making soinersaut In
H. (. III; in =; :
without TeTl .sG';.' to
BOTH IN THE BOLDNEsS -
uNExAMpLED DARING
making esTTe osT s's% Y r. sf SHST 2 the
"n's' mas ever '' ssEEEoRE TIE PUBLIC
MIN T Nv FRAME pc II r. r !ss!
appearance the stage o, the AeAi my In
VIC ADMrf AZ gu sAyEL 1 rAST9AIxE'
Sss;; y:
WILLIAM LA ~ HH,AssloS
WI" appear ''' THE FIRST TIME,
in his unr''"'ea NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Assisted by e ~ 5wS If1 AND ALFRED HAsLoS
The THE GsAsp T
/ LOdRE,
!
LIZ PETITE JEAN
Written and composed by a. L. Fox.
TRICKS AND TRANSFORMATIONS
| And the Ia i scene, Representing tho
BOWER OF LA RENE ABElLLE
In the Regions OF Fairy Bliss
Is one Of the brilliant PanOmmc announcements
The Scenic effects p a1s y qRsa n"y and r. Smith
The Mechanical effects by Mr.. Henry Morgan
The Magic Tricks and Appointments By Mr. John Lnndy
And tho and brilliant wardrobe by Mr. keyser
characters will be sustained by
Mcssrs L. Fox w. st nton, &. X. Fox, =. Bradshaw
NJ Pike, Miss Louisa Brown, Miss Fanny France,
and Mis- Wilmoi
Picrrot. Mr. q. L. Fox Harlequin MI w. Stanton
Coumbine Miss L. Brown Pantal0 IN Mr. 9. X. Fox
the of e,ening
A GRAND ORCHESTRA,
which has from orchestra of the Academy
of Music and Philharmonic Society will Perform amongst
other novelties Grand Medley Overture, arranged by Mr.
Charles Koppitz, and the -.
vAI.SE DE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
by Mr.. ALFRED HANLON, arranged BY Mr. Koppin.
CONDUCTOR .............,..M MIR. Gu iRIES kUrPITz
PorUi AR PRICES or ADM sion.
pargne am Z e2ny s;rl..Y NAY M 1HTalSpD
WITHOUT ANY EXTRA CHARGE
Amphi hcairc. 70 ens
The BOX Office VIII be open on Monday, and each succeed
ing day from ID A. M. till r. NJ
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THE BALL SEASON.

s BENEyO .ENT ASSOCIATION BALL
tho Pa rnnare OF the New York Caledonian Club.
cry ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
TIL RSDAI, DE cEMBfR u. 1851
JAMES NORMAL President.
ItsoN, Secretary.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

ION WI SnET.--A PRIME LOT OF OLD BOU Il.
for sale in lots 10 suit families, 81 aud 81 80 per
I3J cents bottle; also Old Itish anf Scotch malt
| Mt " 50 pr eal on, or 80 cents bottle. Call and
ID, at ii Ann stree,, or 81 Canal street
PETER NcQCADE.
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OLD " INES AT AUITIUN,
would cal attention the sale of choice old
J Liquors, being the private stock OF the late y.
Svrencc, - y made ny +. II. LUDLOW a CO.,
Tuesday,, at i2ls o'clock, "A, their sasesroom, No. 5
/, near broaaway. Catalogues NJ the anctonrer's
UNADuLTERATED MUSrY ALE.-THERE
doubt tat the auarr Ale is the best ever yet IN.
Bere lis superiority over Ill others consists in its
flavor. / you would preserve your health drink
IT, 6yS Broadway, one door below Blocker street,
kent.
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WINTER GARDEN
w THOSE CHARMING AND TALENTED ARTISTS,
Mr.. AND MRS BARNEY WILLIAMS
VIII insuguratc tho
FOURTH WEEK
o. their engagement, uurquilIed FOR
BRiII.IANCl AND SUCCESS
In tho theatrical record Of many by the production Of
n'lrcly
NEW AND ATTRACTIVE
BILL OF PERFORMANCE
They VIII present ts evening the capital drama In tive
acts, entitled
SHASDY NAGUlRE
Shnndy Mngnlrc, Gintgan
aud Ned Flahcrty the My HEARTS
IA Onld lr.lani)"
MR. BARNEY WILLIAMS
MRS BARNEY WILLIAMS
Will appear In her wonderful rtormance OF
AN HOUR IN SEVILLE,
Pcrsonating
TEN DISTiN net CHARACTERS
With a superb variety IN costume
The whole performance conclude with the screaming
affair OF
THE IRISH TUTOR
DR. OToole. ...................MR BARNEY WILLIAMS
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MATER CURE OR HOTEL BOARDING.-A NEW.
w subsanal modern building $3.50 feet 3 stories, 81
rToms high ceilings. dining and parois attic hall
l5x9O feet; pnzzas balconies
upper stories main and private stairs Il supplied
with and cold range, baths closets
cstern beautiful spring OF pure water at elevation
cient supply any part Of the house, also neverl ng
spring the Kitchen, with force pump This property
Gated upon the grounds Of the late Dr. Mays cure
inding fine view Of NewbuTg Cornwall and the HiSh
lanes; three minutes walk from depot boat. Persons
purchasing leasing viii apply to G. Is. PUGS-
LEY Fshkill Landing N. Y. Terms easy
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(T INDIAN SUMMER IN VIRGINIA,
On LAhiNi ion At
SCHAuS' NEW GALLERY, 't9 EROADWAf.
Admission 25c. Open from Il NJ TO 4. M
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ADJUSTMENTS.

lNALiACk'S
w Entrancss-Brondwav and ii Thirteenth street
CONTINUED SUCCESS
NEW COMEDY.
r he repeated tonight CTuesdty) and every evening
untl further notice.
MAGIC MARRIAGE
MAGIC MARRIAGE -.
MAGIC MARRIAGE,
With rs magnificent
NEW SCENERY
NEW MUSIC
NEW APPOINTMENTS
The action takes place IN G anoa aud vicinity 1910
New scenery, painted expressly by Mr. lshtrwood
HALL OF RECEPTION ~ TIE TOWN MANSION OF
THE AARGlloEESo DE VoiTERRA
TERRACE GARDEN AND ENTRANCE TO THE CHA
IhAU DE ynlfERlA WITH VIEW or THE NOUN
TAlNS AND the sEt
THE CHARGE or MURDER.
ACr s.
THE RED SALOON IN TIE CHATEAU, OVERLOOK
- ~ ING THE GARDENS.
MIR LESTER wALLACk. .as. cHEvAL1ER CELLINL
ah q, listER. t.,.*...., 3. AS. MhLlRIDI.
NJ kLhNniDS, ...,.-+....a AS COUNT FALETTI
w 1919 ts..sst4.t.as. FtlStNlip
~ ~ fnaissiDh .,.t.4.....,as .BEl MONTE
MISS MOkANr. ......... ALLAH
70 conclude Win uhird heo, An original one act
aitcrIiecr, written ~ Charles Dance, clllcd
. lE NOT A-MISS.
Frederick fitxalan Mr.. Reynolds
Gun lirowns
~. IMkes
ltrtiyman Miss MARY Cannon
VS. Angatr MISS Mllltr
Sophy Climber
BnA book opcn ten di, n advance
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|UTIFUL AND SUBSTANTIAL SET OF TEETH,
|pure silver, only s.; IN tine gold and platina,
Eanted equl 10 any work in New York; Lie
teeth filed and extracted without the least pain;
bone nllia. only Soc Oiiice l3S Sixth avenue, be-
nth and Eleventh streets.
Dr. LUTHER Dentist
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ACIAL BONE FILLING FOR DECAiED TEETH.
|rted white soi, and without ain; Aching teeth,
Is and mere sucs can ue preserved aud restorei 70
beauty BY tn dscayerer, JAS. PEARSON NJ. ..
IONS S5J Broadway, west side, one door above Ser.
street s.-Blware Of the trashy limitations of
ratOrs.
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NAL DENTAL GALLERY, SIXTH AVENUE
r o. Twtniy -,ceond str eet.-Larscst and most rt-
luiacturer o. beautiful patent tumotype Teeth.
nary prites Silver Sets 50 Ruhbe, $40, Gold 81
So Twenty yetrs established. First class dentist.
p.eed. Five premiums awarded Dr. MANSON,
EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN BY A NEW
ss.-Bea titu lacth inherited 81 each; set On sill
|cas ea teeiA = q with bone filing, without pain,
,nied O.4 abished Office. j. JAY VILLERS,
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DENTISTRY

;G TEETH RELIEVED AND FILLED, WITH
pain 90 cents. Beautiful (warfanted) artihci
gold, patinl, silver or rubber, IS cents to So so
eth extrac.cd without pam. DR.. LUTHER, ST.,
emoyer TO lO4 East Tweniy.second street, between
% and Third avenues
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DIAMOND JEWELRY.-A VARIETY OF MIsCELLA.
II neous articles Tor sale AZ sacrifice Apply only from
gtill 10 A. Nj and till T. NJ Diamonds bought. Money
adysnced b. w PLUMB, Diamond Broker, Ola broadway,
opposite st. Nicholas Hotel "
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CLOTHING.

A RARE CHANCE, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
w.n, ~ 10, q cas on Clothing carp.ts and Fur
e. pr,ee or them By calling on or address ne NJ Ellis rs
Ladies .ueaaedt 70 by Mr.. Etis
A GREAT DEMAND FOR CLoTHIEG.-LADIEs AND
N genaemen having any east oil colhng Furniture Car
MIs s seventh prsnne ssmesn " Tw y" av
nath ans Thirih streets Ladies' Attended by Mrs Mish.
A Ia LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, ATTENTION-I
Aad saarasles pay than any other dealer
.s,e g Sas he highest prices please call on or address
s r.. y" seventh avenue Ladies attended BY
ATTRE OLD STAND ia SEVENTH AVENUE EzE
MI ~ ss hs osw ~ prices s ss ad,ss
ss -. D,sse. !tn " g w for Goats from q - 70 80
pe.l psneasy a.,snasd 70 ny L. ia Seventh avenue
ArrMg INV STAND 70 THIRD AVENUE, LADIES
~ and ssnis the iuu value their
ss y ssni 90 Or % re ,ss g Ja,1Ss aas Third
f.ds. .,ssaSsd !, Ms jacobs. "'''' '''' ''''''
/, GREAT BATTLE FOUGHT AT PORT RoYAL-THE
a ssiary . sainea iadles and Gentlemen, 4 has been
Sssh asgnas VS. 6 u, ~ higher price than any other
dealer ~ Ne ca TO- cAa ~ Clothing Carpets, Furniture
hs sih nsss 80 Nc wa No, humbus he community
anss - Z done ), others bu agrees 10 pay he fnil value
ief sch srtiee IA os.h Ladies' attended by Mrs MINTz
ir sab avenue. near Tenth street
A TTtNrIoS LADIES AND GENTLEMEN II YOU
~ web - set hs n vsae ior your cast on Clothing Car
2kss & sSsn sss 40 Sene !" ms oy
~ 1nnyiuosd yea vii be deat with satisfactory For silk
DgNsns f0f Goats s. 10 S2i Pants
fm a. Pleas 10 not i0rwt,he numbcrl5S Seventh
as~nas rwen,ysr~s street Ladies by
HAfr3
A DENASD-sl20D WORTH or CAST OFF CLOTH
n lnx arpets Furniture and Jrweify wanted which
ihe nxi b. obtained hy cai,ag
al ~ SA avenue w.vcfley place Ladies attend
"a " NJ. rease remember and try ~ Sixth avenue
At ruK CALIFORNIAN AID WESTERN AGENCY
"a Siorr the highest Yrre be obtained cast of
thshins Cat~ss le~cify Ac For SIX Dresses from az
~ 49, Ces from 81 SIS for Pants 81 50 10
- addressed n Harris as Bowery. opposite Great
jones street ~N he punciually attended TO- Ladies
tended BY Mrs Harris.
A TRENTON LADIES AND GENTLEMEN HAVE A
N nrraf demand Cast Oh clothing Furniture Carpets
A. Will tc highest rrir- ~ the city. Call on
res- a. A. oh ans, rs nth avenue, between Twenty
TIN AhA Tseny siSth sreets isies attended ~ Mr. A.
A GREAT DEMAND FOR CLOTHING LADIES AND
n gutenrr hsvn any east OF Clthing Furniture, Car
pts J~wc w receive the highest prise BY calling
a. addressing HARRIS, bc5 Third avenue Ladies at
tenged hy Mrs- Harris
A BETTER CHANCE THAN EVER FER LADIES AND
N gsntlrmeu obtain the higes prise for the on
Ckathug guAT.nfee pay follow Ir.ees-Ior silk
Dfe-.es 81 f0 from o. 70 go Coats ~
b. 81 for Pant. Also Carpets faInnrr and J-welry.
pease ell ~ ad1rvssJ ANHALT I53 seventh avenus
between rwrntelA and Twenty ars streets Ladies attend
ed by Ma AaAAi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-10

Ny PERSON WISHING ~ ABORT A FfNAlF
~ Ina aOnth GA a. ~ oai4ng ~ faea
iyba. ssreet between Aaa sesaa4 aFsaass II "a
hoor.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-13

ncnts betwsen the Nuccea and the a.,
Antosio rivers. A great depriys ,io,,
under which We will labor, 10 being r..
mote Rom the channels Of the news NJ
the day. however shall send a weeks.
exprcsa to Uvaldc for our mail matter
Letters addressed to the company shouId
be 40 follows "To -, Capt. Rich.
ardson's Co., uvaldc, Texas. For Cam
Wood'
And did our f,icnds know with WIN,
pleasure a letter from homo 10 received
In camp, and with what avidity its con.
tents are dlgcsied and cnquired into
they would write us often, aud fully All
that is transporting at our different home,
and neighborhoods. My time being ~
heavily drawn upon, cannot promise
all my friends to write to them individu.
ally, but will cndcavor to keep them
informed Of what may transpire, through
the Republican, at least scmimonthly
however promising not 10 tax thoir pa.
tiencc, or your columns TO the same on.
tent of this communication, both Of
which have already trespasscd upon
more than had intended With The
sincere hope that all may be doing well
at our different homes and the ultimate
success OF the glorious cause Of eur Con.
fcdcrate States, ! remain,
Very respectfully. &c,
SAN. j. RICHARDSON.
~ Can't of"W. 7. Lane Rangers
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-07-13

In'rrs ~ PmSrfsa ofFicr- A erea,
many persons. and particularly young men visit
printing ol'ices, 10 pass away time and without
intending o. being Connections Of il, ARE the occa-
sloa OF no Inconsistencies annoyance and trouble.
" they would reibet tina, q column OF type i
composed Of several thon,aud small pieces.
which havs 10 be accurately adjusted. aud that
when ON Of 'ienis misplaced i oeenpies time TO
correct the dror They would readily understand
The necessity Of quiet aud dccoum IN the CON.
posing room. 4 printing ofice Is 10 place for
lanehin. ai,'i talking, or ier prisons having no.
thing TO do We hope our young friends vii
bear this Is mind. We esicem them aud are
always glad TO ace them but We must insist
that they respect business hours.