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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-19

"a NAN IaiANNAsAllM
Of Oregon, 50 as TO ineig5e tie Tsrsitosy Of
Washington.
Fifth. The ~readjussment Of the state OF Cal
%ifornia, 80 as to include that portion Of Utah /
ana New Mexico lyiag west Of ia deg. longi-
On motion Of Dir. Bigler, Mr.. C~riHenden,s
resolutions were taken up.
Mr.. Lathan, Of California. oppoqed The
amendment OF Mr.. Powell. II the amendment
is accepted, the Constitution viii be- 80
AMENDED That The extension Of slavery will BE- I
forever preel0ded. We will never gst Cuba I
He did not want TO take any step which would
again PrecIPitate the question on the Ameri-
can pe2Pls, we understand the question thor
oughly, ana II this amendment should 20 be-
fore then, they would never consent.
The chair, M. Foot, decided tbat unfinished
BUSINESS, being the Pacific railroad BIN. hal
precedence Of the special order, being ~ bfiI
fer the admission OF Kanass.
bir' Bigler, Of Pa, moved 10 postnone an
osasr business to take up Mr.. Crittendenis
nyas.
The molten was agreed 10 BY a vote OF n
yeasto 20 nays.
Mr. Poweli's amendmsntto article first 70
read TERRITORY nOw held or hereafter TO Be
acquired" was agreed to. Yeas %, NAYS Ia.
Mr. Wade moved to vote on Mr.. Bieler's
motion to postpone the regular business, and
the CrittendsD resolution. Agreed to.
Mr.. simmons took tie door. He said. a
baye lived under every President. I don't want
or any other state to secede. Georgia
has the ashes Of one Of Rhode Island's sons.
who fought at Eutsw Springs. lama States
right man, as well as a national mar. The
personal liberty bills Of Massachusetts,, L be-
ieve, were passed when both branches Of the
legislature Of that State were Democratic.
When the Psrssaal liberty bHls were passed
hey did not prevent the operation Of ne Con-
The slavery question belongs TO The
ccAc states to decide. do not care what
Mr. US YOU pass In Georgia efectipg us.
i1osenans sinedt acor. rad made a
vented and relieved > vass aaoun g Pain ana seasflat =
f3m HsAdsehe, whether originating in The Hergous ss-
ten Or from a dorHnssd state Of the stomach.
tThey are snsirsiy vegetable in their &mpositson, and
usy Be taken a. all times with perfect safely sithoui
A)klns any ehsass Of diet, and ne ssssnee Of any dis
~ssssbss taste renders 4 esq 70 a~anluiser hsm %
idren.
SEWAKz OF -C0tNTEEfEIzs.
ne Esnuiae ea7s are esaistesq 4 hsnry q s~Patlng
"A bpz.
"a y trasFifA srd an User seeein medetas
e1Nla - til psspse en festteAe
Prt IS Ese1
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ION Now York.

New York, Jan 15.-Ths Bremsn bFough
sas0y0OO in'specia. 83 ITtfrSr
The Park bank refused to-day, bYthe advice
or counsel, to give up the city and countl
funds to Chamberlain Devlin. This viii lead
to further litigation.
A meeting Of workmen aud others vas hell
IN a ball on Broome street, tonight. Il wal
largely attended, and much enthusiasm pre-
vailed. Speeches were made by L. I Chathsld
Dr., Syre, Mr.. Hugsted and others.
hssolutions were passed ~favoriug the giyina
to the South ali her constitutional rights, af-
ter which they would uphold the Union at al
hazards; and requesting the governor to call
State convention, 20 ascertain the will OF the
people on the basis Of the CristsRden PROPOSE.
ton,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-19

ETATING located permanently IN te -
Ill city q Memphis. respectfully soi.eitst
tha patronage OF al Who maj tesira his4ffr4
professional services IN any Of iE vsrlcca 0I
branches, and warrants satisfaclon % ali VIC may fsver
him with their conai6nce. Al Gpcratdrs performed
10 rae m1st approved sad 6kl-rt ueQ cGw
serted. fr1n che ts - eatir8 set. on 49,
ahrfc rrtasare, tesrstT dspezlinT H-r
81 s or t-ria siisofs "a y tht n1furai A. N
u1ffsast. u tisr1 tinas aF-iGc-tash Pelr3
set.+ sltetlca Eilaa r. he Hraaur
at u5utH and -1lrt $50 mn s4l41g ~
uf1fsaef -tteaEfe telrr 41t $3.50 kt
rrevatrf. sttoune~-A
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We have net long advocated secession as !
remedy, buy at no dsg ssnee The elsction Of
LzEc01N hss he ArREAt eounselsda mbmis.
sion to his Administration upon the Chicago
platform. Wehsvef from that very hour urged
resistance. We hoped, and snxiously hoped,
that vital concessions would Be made by the
Republican party which might enable rs to
live in the Union with some assurance Of peace
and safety, We did revere toe Union ss our
fithefs made #, and it was with feelings a
tie most poignant sslsf that The cortietion
was at last Forced upon our minds Chat Their,
vas no earthly hope Of its preservation, con
sistently with the honor ard safety Of the
soath. The determined attitude and uneom-
promising hostility Of the Republicans, their
s.ubboTPRsss and blind faulty was not fully
and 90 hpletslg displayed until after Congress
was Convened, sBd the various propositions OF
southern patriots were all sternly and insult
jHEly rejected. t was then that we drew he
sword, and threw aside the seabbard.
But while you were approaching US Tor our
youth, consistency required that you should
have recalled to memory that you were scarcely
~ bshiad The ears.
goa vii not claim that you favored
ss4yssion in your columns prior to the cleo
aps. for you we'll remember tbe days Of tor
Gre, wasn we had you suspended on the ten
ter hooks Of a few direct questions, that needed
but categorical answers for solution, and yet
you poured forth two columns Of what proved
to be thin blood and water, that escaped from
your wounds. But we will not remind you
more Of these things which must &c painful 20
your minds 10 reean-the days Of your agoni-
zing and bloody sweat.
We stand in the same ranks aow, nsighbors T;
those who were generous foes should be lib
eral friends; and as we are assembled around
Bethesda, waiting FOR the angel OF the Lord Of
nations 30 trouble the pool, let us units in one
hearty unison Of prayers for bis speedy com
lag, 90 that this afflicted nation may battle
and be healed Of its lsprosies.
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LOSTI LOST! LOsTl

Several most valuable Books aad Papers 1t the late
are, 'nong which vas our RECIPE BOOKS, gathered
up and eoliated duTins the last twenty-five years. Any
PeEsoa returning them 70 % shall be hsaassms.y re-
Warded- 4. p. FAREsWORTH 4 90.
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Tor SAFE.
DR.. eco C. GRAY,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

0FFICz-I8 kAIE srREET, over simoa's store
efposife ne Clay tuif.ng. Resifencs-Mosros
street below dhird. End seven dtorE from Desgto street
naTth side. Omca h1urs-1 b g A. n. 3 b. a. an
a. uight until 70 o'clocE. IsiT-Iv
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FRG-PNwerR.

LEAyE for Rslsirh Thursday u8-niur uert. fr he
Il purpose q reporlug 81 delinquent tax-raysrs Who
have nothing but real ss-ste. All who havs pers9nsf
property viii fud their tax aoc5u1t 10 TIC haues =
special deputies. with cost and commission stfa-tsf
thereto Imean what say.
Respeetfully, gro. 3. Powell.
TaE-Colcc1-r Shelby county. 1850.
once soraer Court sai Third srsst, win sherir5s
onioe. fs1G-sf
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The friends and acgusiutanees Of A. Rsukert are in
vited to attend the funeral Ct his wife, from the corner
o, Main and Market streets, THIS MORNING, At g
olsloek
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HE HAVE ahis day associated With us Hr. Joh,
Smith, ard NJ. JamsssG. BSrbouri the siyl
be arm remaining unchangsd
Eemphis, January 4, 1901. EM. PARK 1 Co.
Balm
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COPANTNERaWTP

TWO Houses and Lots, situated or DunIap street.
Il east q the Charleston Depot, ard ultasls fer rmali
families vii se sold e. > barEain, II application Be
made sa1u. For further psrticui ars, Hpp,T 10 ne pro
-~ristors nf ne Auuef n~7F
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IKecuf0r's sale OF Furn2
1ure. Efe

WILL, on ~HATpRDAT, JANUARf fsrH, 1851, AZ
Il ne Eessdeuce % KRIS Nary ClarEe. ca Court street.
rselos thira SOL Al anctionf a lot Of H~oUSEHOLp n
ArthFN fUhhlIHhf nearly new and Of god gal
IT, boituzinx &c TIE estate o. uenry q. Gitrke. dsSf
sale sQmnenee al Il ofcloek. A 4.
SANDERS. Kxeeutcf.
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Many Of our goods are zissinE- We would hank
those who may have any articles stu stsres Or remain
ins with them 70 inform "a, that We can remove them
out Of heir way, s. We are now nearly attsd up IN Nos
JACKSON BLOCK, where We shall Be happy 10 see al
our friends snd old eustaasrs, and pledge 70 them re-
newed exsrashs 70 meet their Interests and demands.
u. 3. FARXSRORTa 4 CO..
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"a We mad the pleasure yesterday Of meet
late Rspvsssntive in Congress from the State
Of Mississippi He was returning home with
his family, not deeming it consistent with q
proper self-respect, or in accordance with the
wishes q his constituents, to remain in Con-
sress after his State had withdrawn from The
Union We learned from Mr.. SrSeLEToN nat
the entire Missis-ippidelegation both Senators
and Representatives had Withdrawn from Con-
gress. Col. JEFF. DAVIS is detained at Wash
ington By sickness, and Secretary THoMFsoE
is remaining there 3 short time for the purpose
Of f%erTeting out, as far as possible, the late
frauds and peeula-ions perpstrated in the De
partment Of the Interior.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-19

BEEcHER MoBBED-Henry Ward Bsecher
leesured in New HaVeRlast Friday night. On
leaving the building a vollsy OF rotten eggs
was frel at his carriage. BE drove off amid
the groans of a large crowd, who aftsrward
followed him to his hotel, and repeated the
commitment Of hearty rrozns
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gOnsarrat, 9ugrff & %.
FOR REMIT

A COMFORTABLE AND ROCKY RESIDENCE. With
"A fo-r a1d 6 half acres ~ sr5unI, on Mo.1y aTenas.
near the Pair G0and-.
Possession given a. once. Rent $40 per month.
Al6 H~ONsARRAT. DUPRsE a co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-19

A NOZZLE TREE FELLEp.-The monarch
tree Of the Sierra Nevada, knows as the aMI-
ner's CABIN" was blown down BY the hurri-
cane Of the i4th ult. It was thirty feet ia d.
ameter, and supposed to he three thousand years
old
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Aeh A0bfrtisrnrnts.
GOOD NEW8I G0AD NRWSl

UUUU NU " o. UUUU NE HDi
TdE HATR0N Of THE "HOEEs bsss 10 sn.orn
4 me young men Of Nemphis that She has established
a aud that she viii send FOR and return
coihes punctualy, and do The washing Of any gentle
man including sheets, etc for three dollars a month
II aDy Gentleman wlshiHg 70 take rdVauiaye Of tbs
offer win apply 20 any lady member Of the associstian.
Dc VIII be promptly attended b. Give the Home, a
trial. and you will be feeding the poor aFweu as having
your washing well done. ia-st
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-19

CHASE HAS ACCEPTED THE PosITIoE OF
SEcRETAEY or THE TREASURY. The Wash
ington correspondent Oflhe Philadelphia Press,
now the confidential organ Of Lincoln, says
that Gov. Chase has accepted the position Of
Secretary OF the Treasury under President
Lincoln With Seward as Secretary Of State
and Chase as Secretary Of the Treasury, Lin
coins cabinet win be OF The darkest abolition
hue possible.
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Changed agency!
ETNA co.

HAViEG accepted the agency o. fhls veil Enovn and
II TelDonstbie company the unisuigncd would re-
Pfai1iy Eoiiisa ooatinuaree o. the pstrcnnge which
pa been b~efet1nore % Literally bestowed b. tae busi-
ne.s msH OF Memphis
- pfe-ipt attenti9u b the Interests Of IA oornpsug
snaou patrons, We hsps 70 merit . liberal share u
busfsea1 10 our line.
omrs On JEFFERSON STREET. between Hsln aBd
second ever Grimm a H1efts's storss
lAlsiW srAEDAhr 4 SIXTH. AFanfr.
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From IndsaRaPoiia.

-e4 AAMAauA Ro4Aaa
R~DTNNAPoLIs, January 16.-The Legislature
IN joint convention this afternoon elected Hen.
~ 5. Lane, present governor, TO the United
States Senate, in place OF Hon. Graham n.
ttsehr whose tenn expires on the 4th ol
March u
The vote stood Lane So, Ex-Governor Jo-
seph A. Wright 81, the Democrats voting FOL
the latter.
Immediately after the election, Governor
Lanes resignation Of the Office Of governor OF
Indiana was read, and Lieutenant Governor
o. P. Morton appeared, took the oath Of Of
ace as Governor, and delivered a short address.
WAsH1SsroS, January 15.-Dispatehes re-
ceived in southern circles to-day say that
Georgia will secsde from the Union BY satur-
day. Ontbs happening Of this event, the del
sgates from South Carolina, Florida, Blissis-
sippi and Georgia WILL repair to Milledgeville
70 rtastituse a provisional goFsTnmeaf, and
slecr apresident and vice-presH8szt pro TEN,
beside provide for a federal army, and other
defensive measures. Ministers will at once
be dispatched to foreign powers 10 negotiate
treaties.
The conduct Of Captain Armstrong, in sur
rendering the Pensacola navy yard, is strongly
~disspproved Of by the Administration. For sew
eral months the workmsn there have not been
paid, and have been subsisting on government
raions. -a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-19

CT A notoriops aboltionist announces that
be VIII lecture on the gailows. The Louis
vile Journal hopes he may get the hang Of the
subject.
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- 1HAPu
ms, That forelg.
ro tsiies to soutc q
A3o ro1n clesranees frsm sh-
b good....,.T The pres
convention has tels-
Senator's not to leave
- p advised, on account Of
ties from North Alabama
dhsAes Of secession ...... Hon.
MS sane - been sent To fbs
snate a. ssersof war,
tshes hsn New orisas,
aat coL cHasr, soanss5.r - ~
j. faress, hss telsFapbsi &C., -
sss sty q Two thousand men. = ~ I,
fs Fsrt 1alsas, at P.1.s,ols 49,. 80 IN
e ssozsiy gau.,.s.s - $50,
-Jaags srALtry,.
- iqb dasiiag hgh t~rsasoa. /. sriy-
many F9ihsn rsaasnss frsn tss citv of
lorE~" he ships BassopiaD. from
lotkio Lapaon, "a G~us.nbgrs. from
10. e Hamburg, have been totally Lost.
'iss P'fi0a e sash crew.
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New Bakery--New Bakery.
Clark & FUiEeF'S
OIL.

r 80 " .-." .aE.. aL
uteti Hhsunalsm, ccushs NeusEla, Cola. Ey-
sipsass Brm1altis, Dapep1a- Coilc, Crsmu, IarI-i
Eyes, Chronic Sore Eyes, Sore rhroaL Cuts rl--t
1ruiaes, sprEius, Cnappe1 Ezut8. Piles. Ure1l urlr-
rhea, Buniora CorDs. Fr1stsf Feet Deafness 1i
Sores, Sra BressE sors EiruIss. Aa1F Head. u~a.
E.las- ne ward ia Challenged Tor is h
auf Blr1s. n cules 6cratcleg "a h1rs
lorses. sprains, sEIunsy, F1u Evl tho WFrt
ulrscsE Cans fresh Eeuuts 90 su
bes EgE1 rsmety 10 eprly o. ts1fsr
ioza1s--iaks % lie Feet and bsihe -
o. th7 fsct- Cures AZ cltzaes1s ga
beast.
No uns medieius can eu-r In al %
usre real proof o. TIE virtue of
aeaAfg properties frlm re7r1r
being ho1ghs, han can b. Prolz
das-
We % pot asserts care for evs4fs
auHan family are z1tiect Dot VI
suhstantiste By Evirg wil.4a
5 NuaTLie preparation, al F1see
and south-vpst by ah rolI
srs- ne soulh may Be- tuEy ~
native Tsnnessesau, stttr m1asad root
pr5duced . really Fsrhy med
drive out mnch o. ths Eorthie
vhich ne oouHtrY q e5oded- cf t--l-
Pissss cal AZ CIR amcs. vhs-zt Of
On ahowlng letters aud 1eslall -
forth il ne form q IN s1Te-t
ocue from rhTsicla1s m h-rh
ia heir pracuos. a. they Htste.
We chalcnge the woId o s-a1z
snf sfsctlai 90 IFS healing prc-
- Read he evidcuce of the
Icrs Ambrusisl o., Fvlder-s
persons zhoss VOL SD ~
Inn llt eta O. sElnulrE
e-r5ea r frEe grW-
And OF Hemrais erugzhz :
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y en-
Tne
Patent Machine Steamboat s Hae
ro WE FH~rsAlpkis meet
blishes city papers, except
m04 ,firg iQurne1 10 suesi
. ~ a-.sningnss
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Aeh advertisements.
Attention. Minnfa Man-

ID EGuiAR meeting o. The Hinuis Men rO-EIGHT.
II atty 0cock, over Engins House Eo.8 A full a-
tendance Is requested.
W. HUM, P~Tssidsat.
SAN. WuWaV- grfrafa~w araHH
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sIA II the City
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II MRMPHI

HAYisG bees burns son, as chairman, Janel
a e.eP ,n oalse p 70 James Madison, il.
a. heretofofe. Ahonat Dafhour
Geo In tQqre, LawTsne,
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military COMPANIES AT OxFoRD, MISS.
Two volunteer companies have been recently
organized in the spirited county Of Lafayette.
One is called the Lamar Rifles, and is com
manded by Capt. GREEN, and the other is
named in honor Of the gallant major Of the
First Mississippi Rifles, and Is called the
Bradford Rifles. Capt. GREEE passed through
the city yesterday on bis way to St Louis to
obtain arms for the companies.
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Fare always as low as by any other
route.
Buy TICKETS VIA PITTSBT TRG.
TT Tickets tor Sale nt all the Main
Ticket offices.


i II FL G. I'll Il 8
BY this route. Frelghts of all descriptions can be
forwarded from. Philadelphia. New York. Boston or
baltimore, to or from any point the the Railroads
Of Ohio, hentueks, Indiana. Illinois, Wisconsin,
lows or Missouri. bi RAILROAD DIRECT.
The Pennss lsania Railroad nso connects at Pitts
burg ith Steamers, b. which Goods be forwEHa-
ed 10 any point the Ono, Musk ngum, Kentucky !,
Tennessee Cumberland. Illinois, Wisconsin, ssss-
sippi. Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas. and Red Rivers !;
aud at Cleveland aandusky and Chicago nth steam
ers to all ports. on the North W esierB Lakes.
MerehaAis and shippers ensrusting The transporta-
ton leiF Freight to this Company rely with
confidence on lis speedy transit.
The EsateA ot Freight
To any Io.Ii III the Nesl b. the Peanss Iyana Rail
Road are al all Tine. As PAyOkA BILE As AkE
CHARGED By OTHER COMPANIES.
IFsYs be particular TO mark packages, "viA PENs.
E. j. SaxEpsR phiiade lphis.
MAsRAa q kooNs, ~ North -, Baltimore.
i.nstH6 Co.. Nc. Asior House, or No. i. $.
William street, y. y.
Lsaan 4 to Nc. - State street., Boston.
III. III. HOUSTON. Genl Freight Agi.. Phiiade lphia.
L.. L. HOuP TT. Gen. Ticket AT Philadelphia.
ENOCH LEWIS. General supt., Altoona, Pa.
auxad
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4 RRlyALS AND DEPARTURE
BOATS AND TRAINS.

STEAMBOATS,
Tlssfst Louis Packet arrives daily al from to Ia
o'eiock p m and departs ,iaiIs AT IN
Ihs quincy Packet runs lrreruisriy. nearly aaiiy
possible.
The heofak md Aieaaneris Packet urrisrs aaiy
-exeeti Sundays, at about II m ard IA nd ae.
parts soon after essh arrival.
The Northern Line Packets. daring good stage Of
water, leave hi- Loassesers 1u*ssBy, Thnrs8sf An.
taenSdAs evening. and arrive here sboet "a hour.
After. that there generally an ~ or ao~ Loaf
every day.
8 RAILROAD TRAINS.
Northern Train arrives daily Al 1900 o'elork 10
and . n. m., and daerarts daily at clock an and
3.1p.m.
Western Train arrives daily, EXCEPT sundays, al
200 and 80 r. M, and departs III o'eoe. a.
m and 2eo ..
Al Iiamsltan Depot, Trains on the Wabash allie,
Railroad arrive daily eaeeTi sundays At4 eciotl b.
M. and afIart daily surdRss excepted. so m
Buses eoLntc With this city
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KEOKUK IOWA: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1861


Tare as low as by any other Route!
IL Ask for Tick by way of the Great Wabash
Valley Route, and be sure Jou get them.
II r New and Elegant eping Cars run from
Quincy 10 ata le6U miies) that passengers
vei gooa nignts resi-, hiie pursuing their Jour
ney
]. r Baggage Checked from keokek to all impsr-
tant places. East aud South.
NJ. .H..-TtcketS tor Sale al the corner OF
Main and second Streets, under William Thompson
IL Co.'s Ranking Office, heokuk. Iewa, and p't be Com
pany Tick ct Office, ~ Front sirce;, quincy. tii.
K. t.. SMITH,
General Freight and Ticket Agent,
Quincy, Illinois.
II. p. TEN-EYCK. Agt.,
oct30d1m KEOkUK, IOWA.
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DUsT.Oi fiCE DIRECTORY.
Arrival OF the Mails.


Eastern Mali arrives daily tsundsys eacepted} via
Plymouth, al S O'clock .. M.
St. Louis and Southern Mail arrives daily MONDAYS
excepted a,C,p
Western Mail arrives daily tese-,t S4ns.vs) Ia
o'clock, m.
Burlington Mail arrives daily (exs.p sta
pm.
Carthage and plymouth Mall arrive l..ls k. t4.-
excspsedl at 5, pm.
Charleston NAL 10 tri-wrekiyl arrives raHlsss
Thursdays and Saturdays, at pm
Uavenp porz and Raek lsisAd Mai ttriweskl, .s.,.s
on Tnesdhys, hur sdnss and fAturdAys At3a
Closing Of the Maifa.
Eastern Mail closes daily teaetIt khturds, ~ sl
81 Louis ard southtr1 Mail closes daily (aopdays
erceptedlat sp-n4.
buringioh Mail closes daily lexcert s.turdays) At
ep.
Western Mail closes daily te4eepa satGrdsysy al 4
o'clock y. m.
Carti~DAAd Plymouth Mail closes daily Saturdays
exctTt1dl Vt r.
davenport AID Rock lsiafa Mall weekly closes
Mondays, Nsdnessass aud Fridays, al y. III.
flarITston Mall {lsi.wSeAls closes Mondays, " cd
neslsxs and Fridays, ats
III n The Post brhee vail be open Sundays from
to o'clock, a. ]. B. HOWELL, b. Nj.
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Which IL beautiful Pictorial Paper entirely dev
rAA 4 ~
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TT WILL BE SENT GRATIS,

III NV q have made tbs above Reduction In Prices
With ihe O. Iota view of bepeEtIng Size public aud
osrssfF@s. The putfe have beer se indied ~ gitn-
si@ps Uas hiBes naaate Gn Imitation pf The la
them r the casting the smallest piece is
VI poor quality The makers have not the To
iheF work well. They hid ia seersi places,
whtre IL would bee in possible 20 have al their
nRna the proper mech ahteai appliances III II only
~ doing great tusuess aIsa having extensive
ufaet9rtng establishments, ttAi cd machines be
made 81 moderate prices, The best Designed
chufs BADLY MAbE, are alsaYs itabie to get out Of
nrrr at.a to cost considerable trouble and
money tp Keep them Ina &c pair.
The SGAiil3es to 0e i@aked for ia Machine
frfatsfB ~ correct etfses at rate speed simplicity
eGHsifBef02, asraetit, rs3aafts elsra-
tAs iesSf tabor Machines 80 combine fhtss.
essential qualities be of the
hatsAed 10 prrfeerSa. We have fhe WAYS aud mrans
grand scale, 10 do THIS
The purchasers VI machines, whose daily bread IL
may coheern. III fnh that those having the als5se
qualities net eny work we'll al RAPID rrH sloa
81 speed, but loss tiae possible
MONEY, with LAEoK. than any others. whether
itsAn any other Machines eift.
III FIsocai Agents NaBiea.
4. n. NIsGER a. co.
45s bread way, Ny.
CHICAGO OFFICE-No. 10 Clark st
J NJ. BILLINGS, Agent in keokuk
Septg--d