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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-20
0HERIFFS SAEE.-Foreclosure Of mo

GHERIFFS SAEE.-Foreclosur of mort.
~ sAxs Of psrsoaal property where's, on the al
day Of JuAs. 1867 ". ehslAoa executed 70 ,. How
eli hs mortgage upnn ths pessonal property hereisa
Aecriee6 y ~ u aboaf Ieus 1houaAnd
Dolsrs svidesesd BY IN accepted dram tot Three
rhousapd DolisFs drawn BY tbs eaid L. " ehe.d and
Of O. Hale, the l3th DAY OF Nav, 1857 and
also by promiory n0tss for Seven Hundred dollars
aud for Ons Hundrsd and 1gAtv-tso Doars and Eighty
cests dated Dscsnter eth 1855 and bssins nt~rest 1t
tbs Of ten pr cent psf annum and which fndsbt
edns By ths tsns Of ssiA mortgage - oil 70 b paid
IN thirty d ~ from the data OF ssid uortgaee And
vbersas tAs said dram and note remaining wholly
ad and the said mortgage and said dra ssd notes hav
Ing been plscsd In ny hAns for frscosafs under and
By vrtss pFosoos Of the statute ~ the State Of
Iowa concern nj foreclosure Of Mortgages"
Nav therefore notice hereby eivsr, that Friday,
the day Of esptsmber 1857 At tbs front door OF the
Court House II the dty Of Keokuk lee County, Iowa.
commencing 1t o'clock p Of said day will sell u
public cry tbs highest bidder for tbs purp
psyng The Aforesaid tndsbtsdness interest and ccst.
the aforesaid nostgaeed property, to vita The Daily
and weekly 6ats City Nsvspspef with the god viii,
business snd accounts end books and all the machiuery
engine presses type material aud furniture bslorgn9
to appsetsang 10 the said establishment
whether 10 the JOB printing room editorial de
psrtmsnt Of the ssfJsct 10 bill Of sale Of the
eaus property, executed to Geo. " McCsary, and by
him assigned 70 said Rovell.
Terms Of eaIe-CAsH. JOHN A. RIEHOp
spaf5 ehSYtG OF Lee County. lowa.
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Nav Hsrk Aensy Aarkst.
~ Tslesraph.] NEv Yoax. Aug. ~.
nonsy-hors setivs aad Armse at go pr cent 70
sall loaAs,
Sterling aist Il eleesAox
0eaA--Ikaer, epsaing q lAl, closing st l4lx.
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IL. I40uIu mkFkeV.
By Telegraph En- Louis, Aug 10
Flour-Quet; spring TX - 81; fall ditto Ue0!e 30
xxx 81 IS; choice el20lss,
Wheat-Buoyant and arm for higher qualities; fancy
and white: q $500 So for prime and choice red aid
white; 81 20 % 80 for good to ordinary.
Corn-wh'ts sld1 o5, yellow 20 c si; mixed IS
Oats-0pened higher, but closed eset; 6s06l.
R,e-Tirmer; 92l%Mes.
Ness Potk-sa4 q ~ clear sldes 1t should n l21<
@12H
Lard-I2H for choice kettle.
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The PROSPECT

Is most aat rnk The iocetion Of the Inc e Of the
bsst In the conntry 1t passes through large Lumber
ofimportsnt cities aad town where commercial inter
ssprss ts large and rapidly increasing The country
along the river receiving constsnt accrspops Of wealth
and population these will bring Bcrease Of Eads
which correspondngiy add largely every year to
the bu,ine,s and profits Of the Company al the old
telegraph companies the country are SOW,
and have bssn paving satrfActory dividends on cAli
To- stock that his been repeatedly watered, II these
companies CONTROLLED by few wealthy II dividuais
ing u~Ar, Ill ths stock do this IL Il quite
bic suppose /, at company, owned aud managed by
Its rat ons With its es destabiy located AMI Nth
we'll.
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SENATOR Harris, of New York, having
misrepresented bis State in the Senate Of the
United States for several years by kind OF
noncommittal. conservative course, was left
out in the cold at the Senatorial election last
winter. He is now paying the party off in
Stewards fashion, BY turning renegade and
seeking TO destroy it. Men Of greater ability
and wider popularity have tried that game,
and Harris will take his place at the tail end
of the list Of renegades.
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,10fice of Rankruufcu.

y. u.
Keokuk Iowa
rNHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE that, on
Bankruptcy issued agsnst the estate Of Edwin and
Earl D. Alvord. Of Denmark Lee County and State OF
lowa, who have been adjudgei bankrupt tn eir
p tjton. That payment Of any detts aud delivery
VI any property belonging to such bankrps to them Of
for their and the TRANSFER OF any property by tue
are forbidden BY law. hat m-stiug Il the credi.
tors Of the raid Bankrup, to prove their debts aud
ch,ose or more assgnees Of their estate, will be
h ID at Cont Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at H.
Registers tn1ce In Keokuk, lows, before John Bruce
Register, the 24th day OF September, 1887
@. ". CLARK. U.s. ".
juyTdim Fl. Fulton. Deputy
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chicago Live stock Market.
By fslegraph.l CK,oAeo' Aug. 10.
catuA-Quet At the following prices First eass
shipping sseess s. 2s17 So 9nd ditto % 2s1s So -
ditto Is 1896.
Hoe-eales this morning - ears II raags 20 q
- 2sH, the greater part at 80 SIX which Il sOloe
lower than estnrday.
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limited STATES MARSHAL'S SALE
u By virtue Of . special execution to me directed,
issued Clerks once of the District Court Of
United states for the district of Iowa. eonthern Divi-
son at Keokuk, viii, com mandrd By said writ.
poe to sale st public aaction at the fct Of
Bank street. Keckuh Iowa, In the nty Of Lee and
State Of lows Monday July ~, 1857, between the
hours Of 10 O'Clock m. md o'clock p. Of said day,
Der fr be sold % satisfy dseres rendered
the Admiralty side Of said Court in certain aticn civil
and maritime, now pending in said Court wherein Jno.
n Douglass Ii hbelant and the said barge New Ira
No. 5" IL the nbsliee. 9. " CLARK
U. D. Marshal for the st tie Il Iowa,
jy2o By Il FULTON Deputy q s. II.
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Milwaukee Market.

Milwaukee Market.
By Telegraph MnwAuxrR, Aug 10.
Hiour-Quiet; city Xxx $40 1911 60
Wheat-Fhm; No II 81 s5; No 81 Il, No q e.:
rejected At 81 Is.
Corn-stesdy ss for No l; 81 for No2
0.ts-Du and lower; 80 for No l.
1ys-Hhn at 81 20,
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The UsRIvAILEp WAsHER.-The most re-
cent exhibition of inventive genius in the
washing machine line has been exhibited by
William A. Terry, of Prairie du Chen, Wis
consin. Our folks have tried it, and are
better pleased with it than any of its numer-
Gus predecessors. We heard their common.
dations, and saw the white ''duds'' that had
been put through it hanging on the line, and
giving unblushing testimony to the thorough
ness Of the process by which they had
been cleansed.
1t may not be perfection, but it saves time,
labor, fuel, water and soap, is easily worked,
does not wear the clothes, and will answer .
very good purpose in all respects.
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MAsosIo.-SpeciAl communication Of e..
gle Lodge No. IL, A. +. b A. n. this even.
ing. Work on the first degree.
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FRurr JARs.-Those in want Of fruit jars
for late fruits can now End . large stock to
select from at Carey l. IeFaivre's, No. 1876
Main street. 81
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Two children were smothered to death u
Fairfield in the crowd d Van Amburgh's
Menaaerie.
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TIE trial Of George and Lewis Wyrick, at
Alexandria, Missouri, charged with shooting
Clark, 10 corn Geld near Buena Vista, .
few weeks ago, of which We made mention
at the time Of the occurrence, resulted in
binding them over in the sum Of 81 ,OOO
each. They are Of the ages Of l6 and IL.
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BASE BALL-NEw RULEs.-We understand
that the Base Ball organizations of the city
have adopted the following rules. They are
''hefy," and, we hope, will be strictly ad.
hered to:
/. No one weighing over three hundred
pounds will be allowed to play.
g. Express wagons will be on hand to car.
ry the players from base to base.
8. No player will be allowed more than
three men to help him to his home base.
4. Any player occupying more than fifteen
minutes in going from one base to another
will be counted out.
s. Persons residing within half mile Of
the grounds are requested to close their Shut
tiers to prevent accidents.
s. Spectators are not allowed within TWEEN
~ feet of the bat.
Z. Owners of horses hitched within half q
mile Of the grounds must be responsible for
all accidents that may occur to their ami,
miles"
8. Men without arms or legs cannot be
come members.
9. Players can stop for refreshments q
each base, where . small bottle will b,
found. This bottle is sometimes called
base rial
10. Hogs and cattle will not be allowed 4
pasture on the play grounds during th,
game.
IL. Fielders will carry their rials with them
in order to avoid the necessity of coming il
for drinks.
II. Scorers will not be allowed extra drink
on that score.
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EOR SALE.-Lo, Block "a, on which
ha two.tery Brick Dwelling House with hin.
rooma cellar oistsrn we'll and large number Of fruit
aod other Trees This property 10 In Ane order, ard
icing located on Bank, between ri and I'D streets 10
very convenient 10 business viii be sold at bsi gain
Title gnod or NO sale. knqnirs OF
msyY6 n TFN-EYoR
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PArEsrs.-Bo Co., solicitors Of pat
ents, 20S Pine street, St. Louis, Mo-, official.
ly report 10 the GATE CRY the following pat
ents granted to Iowa and Missouri inventors
for the week ending August ID, 1867:
G. P. Barnum, Marion Iowa-Ointment for
horses.
Riley B, Brathon, Oskaloosa, Iowa-Im.
proved wagon bed
Leo n. Moore, Lyons, Iowa Illuminating
stove door.
John L. Bernecker, St. Louis, Mo.-Trade
mark.
Jas. o. Alter, St. Louis, Mo.-Improved
cotton bale tie.
J. s. CASTILLO, st. Louis, Mo.-ImproTed
stencil brush.
Richard S. Armstrong, Wright City, Mo-
Car coupling.
J. A. Els,on, Els!on Station, Mo.-Aerial
machine.
VIM. G. Harding, Bowling Green-Im.
proved pillow.
JAS. d. kincaid, Bowling Green--Im.
proued pillow.
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Notice in Bankruptcy.

THIS 10 to give notice that on the 25th
Il day Of July, a. D 1867. . warrant In Bankruptcy
issued against the estates OF Geo NJ and Istaes A,
aeaton Surviving partners Of h- late Aim Ct NJ seaon
sons Of Keokuk, In the County Of Lee and State Of
Iowa who hsse been sdjnegei Bsntrupts on their
petitions That the Of dbts and delivery
Of pr perry .eoag 10 such Iankrupts tn them
for th. USE and the OF auy property by them
are forbidden By Law. That ting OF the creditors
the said Bankru2ts to prove their debts and to moose
Register In Bankruptcy In the city OF keokuk Iowa.
fore John Brucr Register fh- 25h da. of eept-m-
ber A. d. 1857, At 10 O'Clock An.
@ ". CLARK U e,M
iy3O A Ry II PuLvor Depu.r
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AMAxA YARNS, oil colors, just received ct
the Factory Store Of ]. n. GELArr.
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For sale,

THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY q cor
Il ner 7th and Bank streets, embr~ipg marty frss
lots brick cottnge dwelling, ,table, VOID aud wash
house and other outhnlding Rardsn and large variety
II nit and trees choice varieties grapes bef
RVS Ac., In bearing, two large eistsrns, Ar. Ac.
This property In In coed repair aud offer the ~hols
for sale 1T low price for essh, half ea.h and bal
snces IN favorable terms Title perfect The xholus
for sale at LESS than the house 10 built for
Enquire OF II y 1Es.EYCK,
or III eyeopristor UHAs. r. BiRoE.
arrS0N
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" To BE, or not TO bs-thafs the question
whether 10 suffer with nsstal anguish,
Feverish lips, cracking psins, dyspepsie agonies,
And nansless bodily Suffering;
Or whether, with sudden dash.
seise Z bottle Of PLANTATION BIrrERs,
And, - Gsnther says, Be myself . man again.
0usttsr said my eyes were ssllow,
Nv visaxe haegard. ny breath tremendous bad,
NJ disposition troublesome-in fact,
He gently limited was fast becoming
Quite nuisance.
-Four bottles now beneath my vest have dis
appeared,
Nv food has relish, my appetite Is keen,
ny step elastic, my mind brilliant, and
E Nine pounds, avoirdupois, Is added to my
weight.
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TSoLpIERs' ORpHANs' HoME.-At a Union
meeting of all the Churches, held at the
Westminster Chapel last Sabbath night,
called at the instance Of Mrs. McQueston,
the accredited Agent Of the Orphans Home,
full statement of the pressing wants and
necessities Of the institution arising from the
insufficient amount appropriated by the Leg
islature for its support, was presented, and
after taking up subscription from those
present, it was resolved to have the cityjcan-
vassed by q Committee appointed for that
purpose, to the end that the contribution
might be swelled to an amount that would be
creditable to the city and suitable tor the ex,
igencies Of the case.
The following Committee was appointed
First Ward-Mrs. Geo. B. Smyth and
Mrs. Mary Curtis.
Second Ward-Mrs. Col. Baker and Mrs.
Doctor Hughes.
Third Ward-Mrs. Col Parrot and Miss
Matte Hamill
Fourth Ward-Miss Kenderdine and Mrs.
Ingersoll.
The above Committee will call upon the
people Of the several Wards for their contri
button in this noble cause to-day. We be.
speak for them friendly reception, and such
subscription in behalf Of the Home a. viii
cause the Committee to 60 on their way re-
joicing, and which will maintain the good
name Of the city for its liberality in ali hu.
name and benevolent works.
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"A COTTAGE Brick Dwelling House,
with ak rooms, cellar, e,tern and Net, sitaat,
on the eastsry half Of lot 4, In block 49, the wet
side OF High street, between aud 10th streets This
property 10 hrst rate repair and vii. he sold NJ bar.
gain II applied for soon, Title good sale.
kpqu r. Of H. b. TEN-kYcK
may24.
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Fux AHsAD.-Ariington' Minstrels will
appear at the Atheueum this evening.
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MAGNOLIA WArKR.-A delightful toilet ar
ticle-superior to Cologne, and at halt the
nr;ce. aue8 -2w-th, sat h fri
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Tor sALB.- Ons " lots on the corner OF lib and
L Moran Streets, we'll fenced and orpau entail trees
In mont and side walk both sld.s Price $500 cash
Title good or sale Enquire Of
aprT II. TEk-EYCK
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EHoR sALE.-A t~ostory brick Dwelling House, con-
u tanning rooms, csllsr ci.tern frame ara: lot
s7 feet front and lao deep sua ed the Of
9Th aud Bank streets Titls'good or sale.
Enquire Of spla] h B.TEN-kYCK.
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WHEN TO BE DONE.

Tho Company propose to commence work Il IN early
day and to push forward rapidly possible and
intend to have their lines completed without delay
DISTRIBUTION OF DIRECTORS.
The tockhodsrs viii be represented BY Directors At
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For Sale.

OF ! IN Block ls on which Ia four story brick
IL mefN roof building % by 30 and sor oup Do
ton Of 10 by 20 on tbs balance Of the lot This prot
~ Ii known ~ the Arcade building and Ia situat ~
the corner OF LIST and Main streets d all be seq 70,
about onehaf what the imtrovem, to cot Urtt.tIf
soan, will be rented for term OF years It'll, &C.
no sale. For further Information address
mayfo H. B. TRG-YYcK
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Directors.

%Ofice of the Secretary, 3li NORTH
THIRD STREET, Room No z.
Q-Subscription Books open at Office of
Lavender b Rowse, 2ls North Third Street.
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A CURIOUS REcoaD.-Our friend, DR..
Haiues, received letter from his old home
In Pennsylvania, written by his brother, which
contains rare item.
He said while ont hunting blackberries be
came across land turtle with the name Jo-
slAH HAIEEs, and the date 1885, and an Older
date which he could not make out distinctly.
The Doctors says he remembers finding
the turtle and cutting his name on the shell
about that time, and he recollects that it then
bore the date Of the year 1911, in faint char
acters.
This makes the animal somewhat venerable
or ito antiquity, but naturalists claim tba
they live to the age Of one hundred years.
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DIVIDENDS.

Prom carefully prepared estimates, based upon the
amou, OF business done BY the companies opers
tween cosn pstng points, the Company eonhdenty be
eve that large aud rsnunsfatvs dvidsndscan be msd
and they further believe that taking Into
the great dsantages Viii they will In short
direct route they will Be able to SECURE nearly all
the bpsipsas along their line hich will psc. tbe stoct
ii hixh premium and make Il Of the beat Invest
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LOOK HeRE The popular impression il
that the great bulk Of the advertising patron
age OF the country goes toward the support Of
daily newspapers. This is a grave mistake.
There ara all over the country q class Of
weekly journals known as advertising
Sheets which are issued gratis. The agents
OF these papers perambulste every part Of the
country, call upon the leading merchants and
manufacturers, and represent their circula-
tons to be enormous. They propose to fur.
nish each advertiser certain number of
copies free, for circulation among his Gus
toners In this way these blanket sheets are
filled with advertisements, and the advertiser.
who receives his paper regularly, thinks he
matter all right, and that he has done rood
thing. He never stops to consider whether
the journal in question has any real circula,
ton or not, but takes the agents word for it;
when, if he would take the trouble to inyes>
tgate the subject, he would learn that their
circulation is a myth, and that all of the
copies printed are such a. are furnished to
such advertisers as himself. These papers
really contain no matter of any interest TO
the pubic or business community, and there
is no inducement on the part of the public to
read them. They are cast aside and used A
waste paper. Another species of humbue in
advertising is in "chArts,'i or on mans. which
are to be hung in prominent places, such AZ
depots, hotels, DC. They are never read.
and are really valueless 10 any person, ex,
cept the person who gets them up.
Advertisements are only valuable when
they are inserted in daily newspapers, Of
general circulation, whose pages are read
erery day BY not only the community in which
you reside, but by persons in all parts Of the
country. Advertising sheets are rarely ever
opened, except By the advertiser, Who only
does 80 to look at his own advertisement:
that done the paper 10 cast aside for one thai
contains the daily news with the latest mar>
ket reports from all parts of the world.
We hear good deal said about iudicious
advertising, yet there are the iewest number
q business nen who really understand it,
There is no such branch Of business that res
qaires more care and thought, than how to
get your business before the public and then
TO keep it there. This is an age of progress.
and the merchant who controls the trade Of
to-day may find himself supplanted by more
enterprising rival inside Of Z few montha.
unless he 10 wide awake and up to the times.
Hence IT Is necessary for every business man
to carefully consider these facts when he nro-
poses to extend his business or to keen tha
public informed ~ TO what he 10 about. h
should be careful TO ASCERTAIN which n the
best channel TO reach them, and then use il
freely and keep doing % in order that they
may not forget -fndiaaapolis Journal.
Tns Mutual Bass Ball Club Of this city
tender their grateful thanks 70 the officers
and msabsrs Of m 0aae City Club, Of Keo-
1uk, for their ftissdk - gsaslsnanly COR
duct daring and aissf ~ PANE, aad viii, o
N a nonnSh1o. rnenRn - enmnfmonk ~ IL
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uEoEss1TY ron IT.

10 odst. III, trse has long been Many
iuport snt Without asy tslegrsphc com
nau.casou whatever and the lines established be.
tween other points osconnectcd fob
loving cifcutous routes, hupdfe OF mils out Of d.
co1rse cauns vsaAt aud delays to
butea BY r-ason Of numerous repettons and the FREE
ouept Interruptions inctdsnt long lines When the
factA are borne in mind that the liability Of telegraph
line damage from any 10 tncrtased In the same
proportion length, aud that repetition 81 NEE
sage doubss necessary for It's transmission the
great ana very important Advantages Of dir Ct route
the cir in oper alton can readily BE-
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AssEssmEHTs or sTO4k

ONLY FIVE PER CENT OF the stock will be required
to b. paid In at the time and subsequent
calls viii exceed ten per cent month After the
first pa, men, Of nve Per cent further call sil be
made until RIxn HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
shall have been cub ,crbed. The Company confidently
believe that they viii not be compvsd 70 call In
hy sixty per ce.t Of the 81 serption In order
10 place the line In complete vorhiDg order.
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KIND LINE TO he BUILT.

The Company propose construct their lines IN the
most substxatiAi possible. All material used
Of tbs approved kind and quality, and the
work construction will b. aoae ~ the Usnpany, un-
ar the supervision of prscu q nsn OF long
sxpcnencs in constructing and nAhagt3 telegraph
lines will be instructed 10 spare ins To N AXE
every portion ths work Of the vary best charactsr
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PROSPECTUS.

THIS COMPANY has ben orga Missed for the purpose
OF establishing TsiesspA comm anicston In ~ nost
direct possibs bstwesn all points oi any
lance on the n lssISsIPPl RIykR from ST. PAU To
NEW OhLFAN9
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-06
MoNEELY, SCHUBERT & CO.'S
Real Estate and Knsuraas 90,
OArFnW.~ -s-yg ttt9 -.r't

no. L sgASKEENGsTGSN BLoCR,
sdl Corner Room, Second FIooF) ot3-
Opposite the. Court-House,t .Gf N-nf
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STEELE az TRIPLE,
Second Street. between Chestnut and
Cherry, Evansville. Indiana.
SASH, DOCKS, WINDOW BLINDS, DRESSED
LUMBER, BOARDS, LATI, &C., OF every de
scriptiOn constantly on hand. Packing
Boxes of all kinds made to order. Saving
OF every kind done on the shortest notice.
july20 "
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LUnI 3 R.. &c.
E.EJEEgsE.Ee-g,EIss BEge!

al "a 40 IL eJ1fs = Nf4k!
FgERE SgESEREREEs SGsEEIN YES
= the Lumber Business at his old stand
a. the corner OF Main and Seventh Streets,
and would respectfully inform the public
that his stock is large and second to non"
in the assortments, embracing Pine OF
thicknesses and quality, from the mic
Third Common Saginaw Board up
Three-Inch First lear PLANK.
Also, $50 DOORS of various thickneS
and styles, and
10000 LIGHTS.
Window Sash, Pine and Poplar ShingIS
and 4 feet ;-ath, Mouldings, CASING
Quarter-Round, &c, &C.
Orders from the country, river or rs1
sell d3m JOHN F. GLOVER.