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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-02
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THun1Y THEREE

O.isrsi-fi--t That al erts anil
proceedings OF the political, military At
civil c-ranI,atioas vlirh has he"q q a
Of insnfrec' 90 ard -nh l'Hu within
its,e Of Virginia against tho authority
and la~s of the n tcIl r'ia'os ard If which
J.fsr,on layis. DOM Ietrher and VII
fls,h Smith ws-S 'a'a ~ rtspertve ch M
ard declared nall and void 81 perou-
vtsp AsN exercise ia o. pre'eri mr. r.
t.n,r 10 cssrc..y any political military
NJ civil pewer. au,hor,v i,rIsdlrtoh a-
right. Wv, tl'1ugh. or amber 't1"rson
DAVIS, late OF the city " Redmond and
h.. cnoicd.rstcs or under John e'1her OF
William Smith and their confederate e'
under any ~. ended political military. on
.-i,,l comm s-iIu Or authority issued By
ts-r, or eiiacr II them since 70" l''
div of April. 1851 shall be deemed AL
taken a. IN rebellion asai1s1 tho Unite,
States. ard -hull lie dealt with scrore
.ns!y.
Second That the 5r.rstory ol STATE
prp.red 10 put IN force al li.r laws o' M
United States. TIC administration Nf'rH
belong. TO she Department vt stole "pH'
csb', 20 tse gpocra nA'cni lm. nf'. ''f'
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-06-02

al 900 em.grsuss arrtvei ia the Unitst
States II 1854
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-09-22

sends greeting to the conquered rebels
that having refused to give its aid,
its sympathy, or its encouragement
to the war, the Democratic party OF
Ohio is prepared to afford its aid, its
sympathy and.its encouragement to
the South, to enable it to regain
control of the affairs of the Nation,
was presented by Allen G.. Thurman,
the author of the anti coercion reso-
luton of January 23d 1861 The
temporary Chairman of the Convcn
which adopted it was Clement L. Val
landigham, and the permanent Chair
man was Rufus Panney, the Chairman
of the Committee on Resolutions in
the anticoercion Convention of Jan
uary 23d, 1861.
Need any patriot be surprised,
then, that this Platform is in harmo-
ny with those of '6l, '62, '63 and '64?
1t coldly mentions "our troops" but
in the Convention which made it, not
one soldier of distinguished merit
private or olIicer--took part; no COM
pany, battery. battalion or regiment
was represented.
No word 8trehgl>e 10 rebellion oc-
ours in the Democratic Platform OF
1865. not one word OF joy over vic.
tory won OF peace established; not
one word OF egret tor the fallen sol
dier; not one word Of sympathy for
the widow, or bereaved mother, sister
or children, Of the heroes who sacri-
feed their lives for their country. -
But. on the other hand, it embodies
intense hate of the National Govern
ment, and reiterates the ancient Dem
ocratic authority. upon which the
South based its claims to the right of
secession and insisted upon the
wrong of coercion, viz: the Resolu-
tions of '9S.
The inference from these PROPOSE
tion5 is plain. Southern rebels will
exult in it.
Let the people Of Ohio show them
that Patriotism, not Democracy, is
the prevailing sentiment now, as it
was when the temporary Chairman OF
theConvention of August "a, IS, was
defeated as the Democratic candidate
for Governor, by over one hundred
thousand majority.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-09-22
Business GarSs.

HENRY BROWN. J.F. DuRRsf.
DROWN. 4 BURKET, .ITfr -ilI
ID Attorneys nj Law.
Will attend to all business entrustedto their
care In Hancock and adjoining counties,
OFFICE: t. I'd
OrT Gieen's Drug Store opposite Court Hog,c,
FINDLAY, OHIO,
ss- Particular attention given ~ Coilecr
tions; Force losurss OF Mort CAGES, Partitnnns
OF lands, Guardian and Administration mat
ters Jan. -. g3
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-09-22
J. q A. Langworthy,

Physicians and Surgeons,
ss-oFFlCE-Ewing's Block, over Bakers
Clothing sture l..f I.rsIN '1Hi
ss- RESlDENCE--W end, OF Sandusky
street, first house West 10 uEited Brethreh
church lot. ...l ...r ...r
7 Feb. 25th, 1868.
DR.. J. LaLgworlhy will pay especial atom
tion to diseases Of the Eye, Ear, Lungs and
Throat. Ur sf''nrl I0 DO So
French Aruhc al Eyes and Ear prunsip
..U tH. oHs May 2n.l
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-09-22
DR.. A. Hurd,

DHYSiCIAN AND SURGEON, wiuht rs.
l. pec,iully tender his professional services
country. ..... o.,
SPECIAL ATTEN rIoH GIVEN TO SURGERY.
s1- Ohfce ON corner over the store.ei n. T.
Gage Co. Residence on Sandusky street
second door wsst of United Brethren church.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-09-22
TO Teachers.

TTNLESS otherwise arranged, the Board Of
I school Examiners, of Hancock County,
Will meet on the following days during the
year 1865, for the examination OF Teachers;
the meetings to be held AT the Upton sehaOl
Building, sast nd of ailread street, Find
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-09-22
CITIZENS BANK.
CARLINS & CO., BANKERS.

OANLIINO N CO., DANkVKS,
Banking ONCE in the west end OF raylor's
Block, on Main Gross Street, Findlay, Ohio.
!" Once hours from O'Clock, A. NJ, to IL, NJ,
and from o'clock, p. NJ, to4P.M
N. b. They are also special agents for Jay
Cooke, subscription agent for the sale of the
New lao q. :. Loan.
Nav ~. 1865. vi
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-09-22
DIR. j. w. McCrackeH,
p hy sic i a n

HAVING permonently located in Arendi !,
Hancock County, ohio. offers his services
TO the citizens of the town and vicinity. iHHl
e1- 0ili,e formerly occupied oy j, NJ. Teal.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-09-22
"JoHN STEWART,
"Keeper Of Rolls"
RESPONSES TO THE RESOLUTIONS OF
1898.

These resolutions having been
adopted on the oath of December,
l79S, by the Legislature of Virginia,
were transmitted to the States for
their consideration. The Legisla-
ture of Delaware was the first to re.
spond; and they considered the res
olutions from the State of Virginia
as very unjustifable interference
with the general government and
constituted authorities Of the United
States, and of dangerous tendency;
and therefore not fit subject for the
further consideration of the General
Assembly" This rcpsonse was made
February I, 1890. '
Tho next to respond was Rhode
Island, February, 1890 That
body held: That the second Section
of third Article of the Constitution
Of the United States vests in the fed
eral court, exclusively, and in the
Supreme Courts of the United States
ultimately, the authority of deciding
ON the constitutionality Of any Act
)6r law OF Congress OF the Uuited
States. That for any State legtsls
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-19
MEDICAL NOTICE,
DR.. J. Long, Eclectic Physician,

Will visit regularly month during 1865 the follow
ing places:
South Benl-At D. +. Prices Furniture Store-August
20 D. 81 p and 2; September TO- 90 81, e. % and "a
October IT, is TO- 20 and 2l November 2l % 49, "a and
Is; December 49, 90, 81, p and g.
PLfMOUTH-at his Office in Woodward's Brick Sec
ond noorAugust IS, t. IL and ls September IL ID, u
aud -; October To- H. IL and 49, November s. and 10;
December II. Is, IL and Is.
Huntington--Exchanec HoteI-August 2, and 4; Sep
tsmber s, and u October and November l. and g.
December 5, and7.
Warren. Huntington County-best Hotel-August s. s
and y September g. and To- October g. ind 8: Novem-
Der 4, 5 and =; December s, 0 and 10.
yaparaso-Tremont House-August % and 2s; Septen1-
Der Is and 26 October % and 81 November % and 27
December "A and IS.
Columbia Cty-Tremont House-August 70 and On; Sep
December l6 and IL.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-19
Very Bad Liquor.

f The oasiness Of the Cour. in one OF the frontier
territories was drawing to a close, when one NOR
ming q rough looking sort OF a customer WAS ar
rsigned on the charge Of stealing. Alter the
clerk had read the Indictment to him, he put the
Usual questions:
Guilty or not guiityf
Guilty, but drunk your honor" answered the
prisoner
;. What's the plear asked the Judge, half doing
on the bench.
He pleads guilty. busnidhe was drank said
The clerk.
Whats the case7
MAY il please your HONOR said the prosecuting
sstorney, the nan is regularly indicted tor steal
ing large sum OF money from the Columbus
Hotel
'fIe 10, chi and pesds--'
= He pleads guilty. but drunk
- The Judge was now fully aroused GUILTY, but
drunk. This a most extraordinary plea. Young
man. You are certain you we're drunkr
Yes, SIR
Where did you get your liquori
AZ Sterett's'
Did You get none anywhere slse7'
Not drop, sir
You got drunk on his liquor, and Afterwards
stole the money!
iasYes sir
sMr Prosecutor said the Judge. do me the
favor to enter in that mans case a nsp. prosequi
The liquor at Sterret's is enough to mike a man
do anything dirty: got drunk on it myself the
other DAY, and stole ell Sterreit's spoons. R.
Isass, The prisoner. MIR. Sheriff. Adjourn the
Court
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-19

HELMBOLD'S ROSE WASH,
An excellent Lotion for diseases arising from habits Of
dissipation used In connection with the Extracts Duchu
and Sarsapara, In such diseases recommended. Evil
dencc Of the most responsible and reliable character will
accompany the medicines. Also explicit direction, for
toti hunCreds Of thousands living Witnesses, and up
wards Of 5000 unsolicited certificates anil recommends
tory letters many OF which from the highest sources,
including eminent Physicians ergymen. Statesmen, &C.
The Proprietor rcsorted their publication IN
the newspapers he docs not do this from the fact that his
articles rank standard Preparations and do not need
to be propped up by certificates.
The Cccnce Of Medicine like the Dor,c Column should
stand simple pure majestic, having Tact for its bas
Induction for Its pillar and Trnih alone Capital
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-19

head nerves, kidneys, bladder, womb and hoed afec.
ton- Of the urinary organs, gravel scroia reumatlsn
casarrh. asthma. bronciii.as, dyspepsia. &C
Our prl.tic~, Of experiments but of twenty
years standing founded the laws Of Nature. with year
Of experP aud evidence sustain il. DO tear
down make sick 20 make we'll, no harsh treatment, n0
tTihing fsferng. We know the and the
dy ueee work. brt knowledge gained by
Of perence in the treatment of these diseases exclusive
~. encouragement without prospect. Candid in
opinions. reasonable in charges. claim know
everybody. hut do olai and
common sense We invite the sick, what their
ailment. To call investigate befre they abandon hope,
MAKE IL TORI cations and decide for themselves. Will cost
nothing consultation is free This is the seventh
that have Visited LaPorte. and shall make my visits
for years regularly the days OF the week every
eight weeks.
De consulted at LaPorte, Parker House, during
SUNDAY and Monday, until o'clock, October I'D and
23i. 1s'sj.
Residence and Laboratory, waukegan, Illinois.
Tloss able to visit write. lapril 6,-23yl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-19
A Card to the Ladies /.
DIR. DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS,
For FEMALES
FOR FEMALE

NJ = A L L 9 L E
IN CORRECTING IRREGULARITIES. REMOVING
DISTRACTIONS or THE MONTHLY TURNS,
FROM WHATEVER "tUSE, AND ARE
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL As
PREVENTATIVE.
And the "only sure" and CERTAIN REMEDY
for all those affecting laints peculiar 10 the
sex. whether married or single"
Thesr Pills are nothing new, but have been Us
ed by the Doctors for many years, both in France
and America, with unparalleled success in every
case; ard he is urged by mnv thousand ladies'
who have u,e hem. 10 IN Ike the vi Is public for
alienation of those suffering from any Irregular
ties whatever as well rs 10 prevent IN increase OF
family where health will not permit IT, Females
peculiarly situated, or those supposing themselves
so, are cautpned aglns using these pills while in
that conJt u a the proprietor assumes no respon
sibility after the above admOntiOn. although their
mldness would prevent any mischief to health,
otherwise the Pills are recommended. Full and
explicit directions accompany each box.
10000 BOXES HAVE BEEN SOLD IN TWO
YEARS.
Ten thousand boxes sent 10y letter. both by myself
and agents, To all parts Of the world, TO which
swers have been returned, in which ladies' say
nothing like the above Pills have been known since
the science Medic Ne DawvED UroN THE
WoRI IN REMOvING OB>TRucrIoN Nd REsToR-
ING NATURE TO ITS Proper CHANNEL,
Quieting the nerves and bringing back the "rosy
color OF health" to the cheek of the most delicate
PRIcE 81 90 PER Box. SIX BoTrLfs FOR $500
Sold by all Druggists. and by DIR. Il. A. LEMON
sole Agent for Plymouth. Ind
Ladies nv sending him 100 can have the pills
sent (conflentaly) by mail, free OF postage, to
anv part of the city or country.
G. P. Lacey General Travelling Agent for the
western States. lG7 Drarbon Street. Chicago. III.
GEORGE r. TRIALS g. Co sole Agents
for Warsaw, Ind.
n b. None genuine unless the Box is signed
5. ID Howe. tn7-ly
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-19
Durable DISEASES.

Cancer AID all affections, alterations and u
mcrs Of different FORMS amenorrhea, or absence Of the
menses dvsmenorrhea. painful menstruatioD lencor
rhea. uor abus. chorosis sickness. prosp
ateri hearing down. and all female complaints
neral debility. &c fever and agne chronic ahec
inns Of the kincv gravel all diseases Of the hack and
ions liyer complaint. diseased Spleen chronic aud in
famnsfory reuma ISM elephaniasis scrofua. hip dis
ease white swelling, sal. rheum. giddiness of the head
palpifation Of the heart hcadache, neursgfs
scroous Ierrosy kings evil and those difficulties bro
sbou by the ndiscrens of youth, etc. etc. successfully
weased. liunel-3lu
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-19
BLANKS.

Blank Warranty aud Omit Claim Deeds. Mortgages Sub
pcnsas Executions Summons Constable's Sales Notes
etc, eic kept Constantly hand at the REPUBlIc =
News Book, and job Printing establishment. lion
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-19
Capital $4,000.

u "
Property Secured against Loss OF Dam
age by Fire. at the Usual Rates.
OFFICERS:
WM SALISBURY. P esident.
CHAS. E. SCARBETT. Secretary.
w II. BRYAN. Vice President.
CAPT NJ. W NEWTON .Supt. ofAgencies
ANDREW P. JACKSON.
CHAS BOVEE, Special Agent.
Directors and References:
Hon. Il. c. GRE ioaY, Attorney Lafayette, Ind.
Hon. G. II TEST, Judge Circuit Court, -
Cot. JASPER VI DRESSER, AIRY. -
GEN. AZ. NOBLE clerk supreme Cuort.
Cot JAS GAVIN Greehsburg.
IInN. !. RISrINE, Auiitor of State, Indianapolis.
JrpGE s 4. HUFF, Lafayette Indiana.
JOHN 4. STEIN, Attorney, Lafayette, Ind.
JOHN ID. COUGAR,
wM SALISBURY.
cHAS. T.. SCARLFTT, A." -
Cot. A. IL. CONNER. Postmaster, indianapolis.
tiav. q. y. MORT ~, a.
Col. v b. PALMER.
Hon w 4. TALBOT.
THos u. LONG. Att'v., Terre Haute.
Cot TH0s. BOWLING, a.
Hon. DAVID rURPIE Monticello Ind.
MAJ. wv. WILL ANS. Warsaw.
1. NAT Timely, Plymouth.
Dec. S9-n9y1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-10-19

The lash that man does not object 10 have laid
- biz soovldUs-ths eyslssb Of p:e.tJ woman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-27

BY Telegraph WV YcRx Dec 90
Cot'on-Firm at about prsvion. prices 81 ss2 fcr
middiing
Hour-Muket BLOC bettsr on god sound low grad, !
with however only derste business dang At eoa
45f or Extra stste 65as 00 FIR conmon to good
shipping brand, Extra T. IL D.. and Slec 1910 for
Trade Brands, MARKET closing firm
"hisky-Mak q dull aud noinin Il at 2512 90
Gran-Whf at lG7e be ter nd qsitt al IS for NJ l.
wsnkie Cub " for No MIt~sakie and rs Er choc.
new Amber Nils snkie delivered Rye quiet and steady
At los for State. Barley very firm but quiet Barley
Malt dull and nominal Corn quiet aud very firm At Of
ss5 f'r unsound and s6 x9 for .oand lx ed Western
and 92ss' for inferior TO good yellow south.rn ou,s
nrmer At +sg5o ior unsound, and 5o9e3 for sound
Petroleum Dull Crude &C; Rtnned In md st GA
ss. Refined Free ST.
Prossions-Prk hrmef bat very setive closing a,
- 70 regular, and "a 70 FIR prime. and 2. so for
prime mess Beef quiet At il ooS.0 90 for new pisn
mess and II ooeN 20 for old plain mess q ooa2. o.
Tor new extra meas, and IL ooel7 o. for old extr.
mess Beef hams steady at 81 - 81 so Cut Neat,
quet at llslS for Shoulder $50 ID for hans Bs-
con in ojese demand; Gun land cut at az on the
spot and i+14gl;H for February Dressed hogs heavy
ut laD'51 City Lard hrmer Is 1885,. Batter low.
er at SoG9sc Tor Ohio, and .s ~ Tor State Chee.e
dull at lial9.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-27
fnnantial aIl0 GsulmtrtiaI.

q
CHICAGO FuAxcEs.-The Reps5liea. Of the
3StA sayss e4 % ~
The week closes with an active demand for
money from nearly every department Of business.
There are al sorts Of paper offered at the banks
for diseount. Trade has been - lifelbss during
the past sixty days, and collections have been 20
difficult to make, that borrowers seem to increase
the year draws to close. Many and, in the
aggregate, heavy obligations are maturing, and
there are not few parties who are Obliged TO ask
for an extension Of their paper. In numerous
instances these requests acceded to, where the
parties known to be solvents hut allsecurties of
adoubtful character are closed up withthe advances
made good deal of paper is being protested,
the parties under protest giving variety Of
reasons why they not able to meet it. The
collections from the country slow to make, for
the that the farmers not willing to ship
their hogs and cattle at the prices ruling ut the
present time. -Four long years of war, large in
hation of the currency, and, incidental thereto,
very natural advance in prices of every descrip
tion of produce and merchandise have caused an
anomalous state Of things, and now that the war
has closed the prices are in many quarters, ex-
pected to be realized, when gold commanded the
highest premium during the darkest days Of the
rebellion. Unless some unforeseen event occurs, by
which our country is plunged into awar with some
foreign country, the day Of high prices Of domestic
produce has gone by, and the sooner this fact il
understood the better it will be for not only indi
vidual operators, producers, and mechanics, but
for the nation. The policy ofthe Secretary Of the
Treasury is to contraction and if there is any pos
sible way Of diminishing the present circulation of
the currency, and reduce values Of all kinds to
somewhere near specie basis, VIC feel assured it
will be done The banks are loaning money at the
rate of loper cent. per annum on frstelass securi
ties and good endorsed paper. Second -class paper
meets with no favor Whatever at any of the banks,
and seeks the street, where loans made at 4(g
per cent. per month.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-27
st. Louis Market.
from Democrat Of Dec. ISL


Pork-Sales mess at S2s u Dbl Shoulders
and hams, in sweet pickle, at 113@153c u ID.
Lard-Nothing doing. Wequote prime leaf
Bacon-No sales. We quote clear sides at
&c; shoulders at 16l "a, 11c; sugar-cured hams
at 2sc.
Hogs-The supply continues to fall short of
the demand, and prices are stiff and higher
than at other packing points. Packers have
bought since our last $500 head at 50 25C1
50 374G 50 40 for heavy hogs, mostly at
50 25, and including an extra fine lot of 800,
averaging 315 lbs, at the outside price.
Flour-There continues to be but very little
demand, aud there is but little doing. Sales
of extra, in lots, at So 80 TO So % u sack,
and spring extra at Cairo at So ga II Dbl.
Wheat = Very little demand, and none
coming in. Sales of common fall at 81 %,
and choice at 81 y bushel
Osts-Market dull and sales of prime at
4sc, and good at Acc u bushel, in new sacks
Barey-There is some demand for choice
fall. but the quality of the offerings is poor.
and sales are few and small. Sales Of fair and
prime fall, in two lots, at 81 40 z bushe.
without sacks.
Whisky-No demand to-day, and the mar
ket is dull aud nominal at 81 20.
Beans-Sales of prime white al 81 y bush,
with the sacks.
Dried Fruit-Market dull and lower. Sales
of prime apples at 50 80 Y bush. We quote
peaches in halves at SIS 90 10 SO; quarters
and mixed "a 80 to S. so.
Poultry = Demand brisk, with sales of
dressed turkeys, in lots, at 23la 25c z TO- and
dressed chickens at SIS 90 to S. so Z doz.
Hides-Flint were steady at l44c. We
quote dry sailed at lie; green salted at &c
o ID.
Flaxseed-We quote prime at 81 IS z
bushel, without packages.
Castor Beans-Demand steady for prime at
So so q bushel.
Feathers-Market quiet at 65(a roc 4 ID for
prime.
Hoop Poles-Market dull and prices nomi-
nal at Sl0@ IA.
Butter and Cheese-Considerable sales OF
prime New York butter have been made this
week at 45N,47c; we quote Ohio at 40c, and
Western at GOA 25c. Cheese at 2o(d 20tc.
Eggs-We quote fresh eggs firm at 4Otas42c,
with packages.
Salt-Market dull. We quote Saginaw at
SO 20(a,3 Is u Dbl; Onondaigua at SO 35 !:
G. A. at 81 90taS 90 e sack; L. /. at 81.
Sugar-Market very dull. We quote Porto
Rico at 16@.17c; Havana, in boxes at loo
lie; Cuba at IA l5c e ID.
Cohee-We quote fair to choice Rio at 90
@3lc; skimmings at ESQ 2ssc; genuine Java
4Se; New York imitation at 40c b b.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-27

THE CLOSING SALE of "marked down
stock is still progressing with undated vigor
at the one price New York Store. 200 cloaks
marked down to half price; 1900 fast colored
Prints, at 20 cents yard 200 pieces Elan
nels, marked down to panic prices; 800 rem
nants Delaines, at % cents yard 800 Yards
French Thibet Cloth, double, with a decided
bargain, at 40 cents yard, importers prices
80 cents. We are selling superior linen
handkerchief for 25 ceuts-last years prices
90 cents: lo-ll all wool Blankets, very heavy.
eight dollars pair. Several large double
Shawls at six dollars each We are determined
to close out our winter goods without
reference to cost, to prepare for vigorous
spring campaign.
The public most emphatically acknowledge
the One Price New York ''the cheap store of
Keokuk. = NJ. GREGG. AGENT
Nos. and 6, Estes House.
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