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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
An Oth0r Nest - GuuntGYfcn sf1..H0.
ware OF p 0lsOnl

.
Information having been received by the Pro-
priators Of Hostctters Stomach Ditters that their
celebrated restorative has been extensively coun-
tcrfcited, We recommend the thousands who are
daily applying for It 1t the drug stores in all paris
OF the Union 10 scc that every bottle they buy has
uponils label fac simileof the proprio tors sig
nature, and has the words 4'IIostettet's Stomach
Bitters" embossed on the glass Of the bottle, and
impress. ID on thecoyer of the cork. As remedy
for fee bleners and debility youth age, for dys-
pcpsla, liver complaint, darrh@a, d5 ssntery nerv-
ousness imperfect digestion and for all the din
cuties incident to every crisis or female nfe los
letters Bters are the most celebrated OF the pre-
parations ior ali similar purposes now befor the
world.
Fer sala by drugg lists and dealers generally sY-
erywhere.
soldby P.Hfnsoss, A. j. WiLKfssos, BARrLRrf
KAYE 4 Co., and ]. 4. WILKINSON.
Feb. IS, '61-dsw
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Conc DowN. Yesterday afternoon about
8 O'Clock, the whole body Of ice above Main
street made It's first downward movement
1t broke With q great crash and moved down
about fifty feet or more, grinding, crashing,
and pilDg up huge cakes Of icc on the shores
and sand bars. II tho present mild weather
continues, We may expect to see the ice all
20 out to day, and then look out for steam
boats. Ths Pomeroy isready TO cone down,
take q load, and follow the ice to the sunny
South.
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II will be seen by the Geographic account
Of the proceedings in Congress, that Seces-
sionisss AMI false Unionis.s arc combining
their forces to prevent the passage Of mea-
sures TO enforce the laws and maintain the
integrity Of the Governments. The issae now
10 plain, snd the people must realize that il
- necessary to sussain the Government OF
~
the United States or snccomb to JET. Davis
Southern Confederacy.
While Garrett and Others in the House
6llitustcre1 in favor Of secession d. Mace q
and Green sought TO defeat the Postal bill n
the Senate and to obtain from that BODY .
fecognition OF the right Of secession.
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Keokuk Drug Store.
rfuh-strect. bet. WntO a Biondean
KEOK { X, IOWA

TTnssrs.
kS0R the entire and ornament cure Of Hernia or
Thess frusses are believed to be the best mad, In
the United states, and are In ufe by most OF he
most distinguished Surgeons in the West.
janisll~ KEoKuK DEua STORE.
In~isum,m
lINOR the cure Of club fnot and deformed linn be
l. and spine, embracing the latest and most sci.
entihc inprosemt hts, Tor saie Of the
kEuktk DRUG STORE,
janlsddw 9Th street. bet. Main Il Bltndeau.
Elnsltc STOCKINGS
HOR broken veias and diseased limbs, for sale -
T. the KE0KLK DRUG STORE,
janIsitw 9th st., bet. Main ard Blondeau.
VACCINE ACAfsA.
L,RESH VACCINE ScABS, always on hand and
aplodaw KEoKUK DRUG STORE.
com FOUND nYPOP B0SfIAATE on
MANGANESE.
NkkY celebrated ~ remedy in Pulmonary ~.
v fections, highly recommended In tho Medical
Journals the most valuable meuicine yet diseov-
ered for obstinate and distressing Coughs. Tor
KEOKrK DRUG STORE,
ApIedtw Fiftb-st bot Main Dlondeau
Impwovc0 s.Iasltc Extcnsi0n syringe,
+ Evils 4 RIcHAKDSON'S,-t most beauti-
aRnanTstns for
my26d
FANCY AkTlGkES,
tsMnRAActssa c1.vsas s.4ps,i very hnej
~ vinaigre Rouge, Pink Balls, Aromatic Zach
GUS, for the breath, for sale atthe
aplSdAw KEOkuk DRUG STORE.
New ttO0ks.
ENCYCLOPEDIAS Of Religious knowledge.
IL Monbeith Biographies.
doald Browns Grammar Of English Grammar.
do Grammar Improved.
do First Lines Of English Grommar
Andrew La tin English Lexicon
Crittenden's Counting House Edition Of Book
keeping.
Splits \ surrenes French Dictionary.
Bank Drafts, Notes, sc.
Sectional Maps Of Iowa, Illinois and Missouri.
Dor Sale by
Nj. W. WEsTCOTT,
dfcI4-d Main. n near 4th.
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ssDOTA AND AIasef.n

HWWIN = Nd NIaNLN.
y A. DUKE and W. X. DAhhETT having
-. formed a partnership in the shoe business
would ask s-a.e Of the public patrons &c and =
continuance oi the old custom OF The house.
We have concluded thai In these hard tunes ii III
no Disgrace to work. and both being practical work
men, We Will devote ourselves TO the manufacture
Of custom work, thus guaranteeing good cts and
honest workmanship, asst is sur interest to NJ AXE
both.
We shall keep constantly on hand we'll 80 ect-
ed stock of Eastern work, which will he cold very
low. DUKE 8 BARRETT.
Oct23d
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0Eo. G. ANDERSON. ALKx. BARCLAY.
[ESTABLlSHED IN 1851
BANKING HOUSE OF
HAn - Ardarcny, q ~

- - ~ - - ~ ~ II VI
Geo. g. Anderson r Co.
+ HAVE THIS DAY ADMITTED AS A PART
sER in The Banking Business, ALEX BAFcLAr,
fwho has been my teller Tor the last six years..
The business will hereafter be conducted under he
firm and style Of
GEO. e. ANDERSON n CO.
Being one Of the oldest Banking Houses fif not
the olaestJ in Iowa tbs new firm collects contiu-
uAnce Of former patronage 90 Literally extended
to them.
They will mske Collections and remii--lcss Ex-
ehangc---sn the day VI payment, free Of charge.
Their references are formerly by TIE senior
partner, VIZ:
RRTERxNcEs:
Wipslow, Laner h Co., bankers, New~york.
Park Bank, N. I.
Fdwatd w. Clark n Co., Phiiadelphia.
Ciapp, Fuller h Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Howard Banking Company, "
Hoffman, delpcke, Chicago.
Marine Bank;
Farmers, Ua pnait Bank, Pittsburgh.
Mechanics flank, -
Kramer kahn, Bankers, :"
Gilmore d Bfothertcn, Bankers, Cincinnati.
Al. HUNT a Co.. Bankers. LuniaYlll X -
StGk< Savings In stitution, st. Louis, Mo.
Kcoknk. Jan. l, IS. GEO. G. ANDERSON.
i~eH
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PEARL
TOOTH POWDER.
e. MIC HO LAS HOT +
BROADWAY,
N EW YORK.

When completed, six years ago, the St. Nicholas
was universally pronounced the most magnifc ,nt,
convenient, and thoroughly organized establish
ment Of the kind on this continent.
What ii was then. 1t remains to-day-wlTuour
4 RIVAL IN SIZE, IN suaPruoUssEss, and in The
general elements Of comfort and enjoyment.
The Hotel has Accommodations for 1000
gucsts, including 100 complete suite Of
aPnrt time hts for families.
six hundred persons can be comforta BIZ
seated at the tables OF its three public dung
Rooms, ard nothing that modern art has devised
for the convenience and social qualification Of the
travelling public has been omitted in its plan, or IL
neg ected In ith practical details.
The early reputation Of the house at hone and
abroad, derived from ts tude, its 81 perb ap-
pointments, and its HoAk-LixE COMFORTS AND ux-
uklEs, has been enhanced every year by the un-
wearied exertions OF tho Proprictors.
TKEADMELL. WuIICOMB 4 CO.
dsNoad2.n
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Traitors LevyIng Tribute on NJ. Ton.
ls..sGAe FREQ navigation OF the
NlIsslsstppi 4 salashe a

.
ls--.Tne Frer Navigation OF the
HlIsslsstppi RsaIashe a
II was very generally foreseen and az
nonnced that the secession Of any Of rhe over
Mississippi States would cndanger or destroy
the right Of free transit on that river. The
mere apprehension Was efficient 70 agitate
the people Ok tho Vest, and to elicit from
them the expression Of y determined purpose
60 resist and overcome ut any hazard such an
arrogant usur- alton. The M,ssissippi Con
vcntion, TO lull suspicion, ..recognizeJ the
right Of tho States bordering on the river TO
ito free navigation in tmes OF peace,' and
in this resolution it was followed BY that of
LDuisiana. Now, il 10 to be observed that
by this expression those States implied that
although they would not interfere with traffic
under the circumstance named, they yet 4re-
served 80 themselves the right Of doing % At
their pleasure. This amounted to 30 abso-
lute assertion Of the claim OF sovereignty, or
eminent. domain, ~ jurists term it-an asser.
tion which struck IT the very existence Of
the commerce. and prosperity Of the entire
West. Were such IN assumption to botol
Grated, the trade Of all the territories which
border the Mississippi, tho Missouri, and
thoir tributaries might be At once snnihils-
ted.
Wneus however, tu0 ouuOunCemcnS Oh the
implied pretension on the part Of the two
States referred to WAS made, it Was not sup.
posed to be OF very serious import, and no
feeling beyond that Of indignation at the pre-.
posterous assumption was manifested Vt the
time nor was II commonly supposed that,
in airy event, those States would be rash
enough to give it . practical application
But in this IL seems the public were eyre
gousIy mistaken; for II appears that just .
few days since = quantity Of merchandise
consigned TO tIessrs. Child, Pratt 4 Fox, Of
this city, has been seized and detained st
New Orleans until it shall have paid srecinl
duty TO tie State Of Louisiana.
Il - unnecessary for Us 10 peint out to tho
people OF ST. Louis IN particular, and to those
Of the West generally, the serious import Of
this step ~ regards their most vital inter
ssts. The right Of free transit on the Miss
issippi involves the question Of their pros
perity or decline ia its fullest extent. Ia
magnitude and Importance il 10 the grAyest
ever yet submitted 10 their considerations
The act or Louisiana on this occasion
amounts, 10 point Of fact, to ons Of down.
right piracy such ~ might be expected FROM
the corsaiTs OF tho Bey OF Tunis or the Dey
Of A!giers 10 former timcs. Furthermore, il
| 10 IN act Of war upon the State or Missouri
whose impcrscriptibie rightto the unimpeded
navigation Of tia river 10 too abv.ous fol
discussion. II isfor her citisens to considel
now what action they will take 10 the prem.
ises.--lSt. Louis Dem.
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e Tho Loc5focos have been excited 10
renewed efforts at Compromise, since JEFF.
Davis' a.!usion to Southern powder and
Southern steel, and bis eubsequen, threats
TO march an army into the Northern Statef
The Boohoos are aboas agaia; lock out for
them.
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e. The Locofocos CAN'T maintain their
power over the Government under the Con-
s.itution Of our fathers, an8, therefore, they
seek 10 change the Constitution and insert
amendments for tho protection, extension
AMI psrpetuation OF slavery, hoping ihrougb
the increase Of the slave power that they may
again be successful! in the election OF Presi-
dent.
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LAW ssOOKN.
CTORY on Bills, Story on Premiership, arecn-
- lsAfs Treatise, DilIGn's Digsst. Jssi received
~ 00DEN, 6kOWNkLL co.
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PHOTOGRAPHS

IA NEW HOOK kOM CIhILDREN.
YISHE KANGAROO II N lERs; or, ADVENTURES
l IN rRE BUSH. by Anne Bowman, author III
The castaways. ""Ihe Young Exilss," 10.
For sale "
OGDEN, BROWNELL CO.'S.
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OLD RESIDENTS nAaK.

OLD KEsGlENTS nAGk.
L WOO LID respectfully inform the citizens OF keo-
knk that have opened laiicring Fstablish.
ment on Main 81, between 9TH and 9Th, within one
toor Of Ciarks Leather store, where ia rea.y to
40 anything my line With ntatness and pa toh.
have-secursd the services Of my old Iartns j.
McEvitt, late Of New York City, where he has been
cutting in one If the fashionable estabIish men Il %
thatcity, 10 that any one " hing the style will
please give cal.
Youths and Boys Clothing cut in the latest New
York style, ~ hayea full set OF Patterns from
the East JOHN FRAZER,
decI0d3m
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- NV YORK; :.
~ Millinery STORE,

MAIN 81, bEfW ZEN zo3ANU ID.
l ALI Es glse Ne \ CAL Aa1 5oa Wili Ind choice
- assortment OF Ladies' Hats, Jockey IIsts for
Misses, Hibans Feathers, Flowers, and variety Of
Dress Trimmings, Head Dresses, Dress Caps, Ac.-
otampipg done All kinds u soods FIR Embroidery,
and the latest Winter Style u patterns, (iron
Iaylar's New York; for cloabs, acas, Dresses,
and for every variety afrhlirens Cloth, - on hand
All VI these viii b. cut and made on ihe shortest
notice. The subecribe have M hesitation ia as
suring the patrnnizing public thatthsir work will
give satisfaction. Asstra,g-rs hey only aek the
benefit VI impartial tria. 1t IL fattr skill
their fasor.te art. A II ort.Is will receive the
earliest attention. aud work entrusted to their care
will not be delayed beyond tbs time agreed uppn.
Mas s. J. LIEG l.ER.
Dac. I, God MRS. G. A. HINIkR.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-11-30

The protracted meeting which had been
carried on in the Christian Church of this
place for two weeks. BY Elder g. w Hutch
'nson, Of Lawrence. closed on Thursday
evening last. Upwards of thirty new mem
Oers were added to the church. We learn
lfOm Mr. Flick that it is altogether probable
that the State University Of that denomina-
uon IN Kansas will he located here this win
Ter Some six or seven thousand dollars
nave been subscribed ny our people.
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Publication Notice

TATE OF KANSAS, BRECKISRIDeE COUNTY, So.
Before S. N. Leroy. Esq Justice of the Peace in
and fer said County.
Henry D. Shepard, Plaintiff
Isaiah Carlisle. Defendant. J
w HEREAS. Henry D. Shepard has COM
w MERGED civil action before said Jus ice
Of the Peace against Isaiah Clrlsl'. and it appear
ing from the return OF the summons issued in
said action thatthe said Isaiah Carlisle is non
resident of said county. and cannot be served
with summons in said county: therefore, the
hearing Of this suit is adi burned to the
THIRD DAY OF DECEMBER, A. D. 1861,
at two o'clock in the afternoon. And it is or
dered by said Justice of the Peace that the de-
PENDANT heretofore named he notified by pablica-
ton being made for three consecutive weeks in
The Emporia News, newspaper published in
Emporia. Breckinridge county, Kansas, of this
suit, the obi ct of which is to recover the pam of
ffty-four dollars and seventy cents 1854 49,
with interest from the 18th day of October. a. D.
1851. at ten per cent per annun. and if the said
Isaiah Carlisle, defendant, fails to appear before
said Justice of the Peace, at his office in Alien,
said county and State, on the said 81 day of De-
cember. A. D, 1861, at two o'clock in the after
Don, iudgmen: will be rendered against the said
Isaiah Carlisle, defendant, in favor of the said
Henry D. Shepard, plaintiff. for the sum of fifty
four 1900 dollars, with interest the same at
10 per cent. per annum until judgment is render
ed. HENRY d. SHEPARD.
2Is-l5 $3.50. Plaintiff
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We have neglected TO state that P. B.
Plumb, of this place. has been appointed
Reporter of the Supreme Court of Kansas.
The duties of this Office are arduous and
complicated. and We are glad the Court has
Secured the services of man who is every
va! TT for the station. The appointment
Ha just reward of talent and merit.
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New Advertisements.

Several new business cards appear in our
columns to-day. from Leavenworth and
Lawrence. When any of our people go to
either of these points to trade they will
consult their interests by calling on those
who advertise. because they are always the
most liberal dealers. We shall notice the
different houses more particularly at some
future time. We shall recommend lhem to
the people because we think they are de-
serving.
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WANTED!

At this office. Immediately. wood. Irish rota-
toes sweet potatoes; chickens, flour, and in fact,
almost everything in the eating line. subscrip-
ton. Those intending to bring wood to pay for
their papers, will confer favor by delivering it
before the bad weather sets in. We want so cords
of good two feet wood.
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Stray Notice.

CTRAYED from the subscriber. living four
- miles northeast of Emp0ria, Eight head of
CATTLE -one red muley Cow with white face
and bell on; one brinde cow; one with white face
and with short tsil-both red. Also, four
yea ling Heifers.
Any one giving information to the recovery OF
the above cattle will be rewarded.
H. G SHULTZ
Please leave information at r. Hurst's store.
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George Reed, of the Emporia Guards.
who was severely wounded at Springfield,
and who was reported dead, has SO far re-
covered as to be able to travel around. We
had the pleasure of meeting him at Leaven-
worth few days ago.
John Clark, of the same company, is
dad
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!. copies of THE News in wrappers for sale
o ~. office, ct five cents per copy.
st @Is Deeds and Mortgages for aale at The
bians .e, All kinds of blanks printed to order.
n...r. Circulars, Business Cards. and all kinds
Of job work. done in the best and cheapest style,
~. .ol;eit items of local news from our friends
Breckinridge and surrounding counties.
~ letters to be addressed to j. SrorLER,
Editor and Proprietor.
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Arrival and Departure of the Mails

From Lawrence. Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday. ct 6P.M
rom Topeka. Tuesday. at GA
from Council Grove. Monday and Thurs
DAY, at l2M
From Cottonwood Falls. Saturday, at lOP
IOm Towanda, Friday, at 6P. NJ
from Fort Scott, Saturday, at IL NJ
from Butler. Mo-, Wednesday, at ~ N
DEPARTURES.
10 Lawrence. Monday, Wednesday and
Friday. at GAN
10 Topeka. Wednesday, at a. n
70 Council Grove. Wednesday and Satur-
day. at I2M
To Cottonwood Falls, Saturday, at A. NJ
To Towanda, Tuesday, at A. n
70 Fort Scott, Monday, at . ~ n
10 Butler. Mo, Thursday, at {. 10 n
IL Lawrence mail closes at o'clock n
]. STOTLER, z. N.
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The FREMONT. formerly Renick) House,
Leavenwortb, is one of the best hotels we
ever stopped at. 1t has lately been re6tted,
and renovated by Halter & Green, two of
the most accomplished and obliging land
lords we have ever met The rooms and
beds are celan. and comfortable. and the
table is all that any one could desire. The
walters know their places, and in fact moth
ing is left undone to make the guest of the
fremont feel at home and enjoy HIMSELF and
what is better than all. the bills are reason
able. We advise persons going to Leaven-
worth to stop at this most excellent hotel.
1t is situated in the business portion of the
town, near the river, and stages leave it
daily for all points. We wish Messrs
Haller & Green abundant success in their
new enterprise. They both deserve it.
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Thanksgiving day was generly observed
By our people. Divine services were held
by the Methodis.s and Congregatonalis,s
in the Congregational church. and by the
Christians at their church.
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Fred. Hirth, of the E mporia Guards,
who was severely wounded at Wilson s
Greek. returned last week. He is radidly
recovering from his wound. He has in his
possession the rebel bullet which passed
entirely through his body.
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Col. Eldridge has again taken charge OF
The Eldridge House at Lawrence. Il is
useless for us to tell the people of Kansas
anything about the Eldridge House. 1t is
the best hotel west of St. Louis. It is the
only decent hotel in Lawrence. That oblig-
ing and accomplished gentleman Benson
may always be found in the office, ready to
look to the comforts and wants of the guests
of the Eldridge. The hotel accommoda-
tons are not equalled in the west. The
rooms are furnished in splendid style. and
the table is always the best the market
affo rds.
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Mr.. F. A. Cowles. living near this place.
Lad a horse stolen by youngster l3 years
old. one day last week. Mr.. G. in compa-
ny with constable Furguson, pursued the
boy. overlook him al Topeka and brought
back the animal.
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Robert Logan. of Col. Ritcbies regiment
Lanes Brigade. spent few days here last
week, visiting his family and friends.
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NJ. NJ Murdoch, who went to the mines
. from Forest Hill, about eighteen months
ago, returned last week looking hale and
hearty.
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DELINQUENT TAX-LIST
OF MADISON COUNTY.
FOR THE YEAR 1850.

MOTIF
rs HEREBY GIVEN that will sell at Public
/ Auction, at my Office. one mile north of Ell
MENDARO, on the
First Day Of January, 1869,
AID the next succeeding days, so much of each
tract of land described in the following list as
may be sufficient t.. pay the taxes. penalty and
charges thereon for the year a. D. 1860.
wa. SHOCKLEY,
County Treasurer.
Dated, this 25th day of November, 1861.
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A small supply of letter paper. note pa
per. envelopes, pens and holders. lead pen
ellis, memorandum books, etc., can be had
at the Postoffice. Irt
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-11-30

What has become Of our Lyceum For
The last two winters it was kept up, and at
tended with great interest by our peo-
pie. Why should 1t not be this winter ?
We suggest meeting for its revival. Who
will move in the matter? Where are the
ladies who contributed SO largely to its in
terests last winter and the winter before,
through the columns of the " Prairie Star?:''
Let US have Lyceum. We have an abun-
dance of talent to make it 60 with vim.
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MARRIED..

On Sunday, the oath inst, at the residence o.
N, G. Hutchinson, by Elder S. G Brown. Mr.
LEVI N. SEGUR to Mrs. kDALINE PIERCE
all of Waterloo Township in this county.
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We received suspicious looking jug by
stage. few days ago. from Waterloo. At
first we thought somebody wanted to insult
us-a goak-by sending US some fluid ex-
tract of com or something of the kind.
Judge of our pleasant surprise, when on iH-
vestigation. We found it to contain splen
did specimen of sorghum syrup. No name
accompanied the jug. and the inimicable
Locke :" swore' he didn't know who sent
it. We rather guess we can thank our
friend John Wayman-a better fellow is
seldom found now adays-for the present.
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ou per line. ten cents; each subsequent insertion
fssiA. dollar line. per annum. one fourth column
~ sea 10 oO mos. year. 30 %. One hal
ere n' II CO.. six mos. 20 oo one year. 50. All tran
,. taFes advertisements be paid in advance
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r.rn,s of S subscription:
nates of Adyertising.

year,
SD. copy 0a sr Cand one to Setser up eiub.l u 90
., sspis' one :. 49,. 20 o.
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In our little paper of to-day may be
found the advertisements of Waskey q
Hurst, /. E. Perley, Flick & E-kridge and
P. G. HaIlberg. These gentlemen eontin-
u their advertisements notwithstanding the
tight times. They desire to see the
paper live as we'll as their own institu-
tions. The people should bear in mind
that those who advertise are the ones that
keep up their stocks, and as general thing.
are the most liberal traders.
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TNCURRENT ILLINOIS AND VISION
u SIN MONEY. bought by
Empcria, Aug 81 flick & ESKRIDGE.
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