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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-20
NEWS ITEMS.

CHICAGO, Jan. 10.
No mails have been received here from
New York, Washington, Philadelphia aud
Baltimore, since Thursday evening.
LANSING, Mich, Jan. 10.
The Legislature Will take recess on the
25th inst. for six days
Providence, Jan. 10.
No trains through jet on the Stonington OF
Hartford Railroads. A train Of six locomo.
tives got through from Boston last night,
and started back this morning on the Other
track with seven locomotives. When nea,
Hebronville the train got of the track and
six locomotives were utterly disabled.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 10.
The negro, Horace Greely was to-day con
vic.ed OF murder. John Bull, negro, hi,
accomplce, was acquitted.
FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 10.
The late cold weather was the severes
known in ten years, and plesed = eopplea
embryo on steakAboaS tr&v0 on To Chesa
peak Bay and James Rivers.
NEy YoRK. Jan. 19.
The Unit{d States bonded Warehouse o
w. f. Smith / Co, Washingtoa slrsst,sSa
robbed last night Of 900 worth of blacl
silk, the property of 4. 7. Stewart A nor
taon Of the goods were recovsred, III ~
robhsrs azs h0t ~ saptarsd-
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NEWS ITEMS.

Especial to the Northwestern Associated Press,
CHICAGO, Jan. 10.
A FIRE on North Wells street last night, de-
stroyed four frame houses, and roasted seven
horses. Loss on buildings $1,000; fully
insured.
The German, who robbeda citizen Of Chi.
cago Of sls.Oo0in Government bonds, has
just been arrested in Hamburg. Germany.
The deed was committed about year ago.
A St. Louis special says the Erctin9
Ners, Radical, is TO be merged next week
into the Ereaing Dispdtch, Conservative.
The movement to establish a new Radical
paper is supposed to have hzzled out.
SparxGrrriD, H., Jan. 10.
The medals awarded by the Illinois Agri-
cultural Society, Al the Fair Of 1866, yes un.
distributed, may be had at the Office of the
Prairie Fdrmer. &
MADISON, Jan. 10. :
A call is published tonight, signed BY thu
leading officers who served in the army OF
the Potomac, for grand reunion of the Of
ficers and soldiers of this State who we're con.
nected with the Potomac army during the
war, to meet at Madison, on Wednesday
March 9Th for social intercourse and a
renewal of old aud tried friendship. 1t will
undoubtedly be pleasant affair.
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FROM NEW FORK.

NEw YoRK, Jan. 10.
The steamer Saxona sailed to-day for Eu
rope, with 1856, coo.
Two mails arrived this afternoon from
Philadelphia, Washington, and the South
leaving still due FIVE from Boston, two from
Philadelpha, Washington, and the South, two
from Albany, and the North, three from
Long Island two from West Virginia and Al
lentown. We will have Chicago papers o
Thursday, via Erie Railroad. The interrup
ton Of travel on the New Jersey roads in
creases, and trips are entirely suspended ex
cept between Newark and New York
Two men were frozen to death in Brooklyn
last night.
A public meeting was held to-day to ex'
press sympathy with the Greeks Of Crete
and a Committee appointed to collect funds
food, and clothing for them.
TRoY, Jan. 10.
The Iron Foundry of Jno. o Brien was de-
stroyed by incendiary FIRE this morning
Loss $4,000. Insured $4,000.
The rolling stock of the Troy and Boror
Railroad Company has been attached by th'
Sheriff TO satisfy claim of $500, 900, held b.
I. w. Park, on account Of the Western Yer
mont Railroad
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FROM THE PLAINS.

Sr. LorIs, Jan. 19
The Democrats St. Joseph special Says
arrivals from the Northern Plains report the
deepest snow there for many years. Some
places along the Little Blue River the drifts
are twenty feet deep.
The Denver Ne,cs learns from an explor-
ing party who recently ascended the Colorado
River that that stream ia navigable TO the
mouth Of Green River, which is upon the
boundaries of Colorado.
The Salt Lake Iidette reports the massacre
of nine men in Southern Utah, on the 9th
inst, By Indians. !.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHIxsros. Jan. 10.
The national bank notes issued from the
Treasury for the week. S47, ,210; fractional
currency received at the Department, $627,
500: amour. shipped. S2si ,s3s; disburse-
ments Of the Treasury for the week, 81, l45,
1oT; receipts Of internal revenue for the
week, S2,2e0. 7S9; fractional currency de-
-stroyed for the week, S317, 100.
At q meeting OF the Ways and Means Com
mittce to day Secretary Mccalloch give the
members to understand that be was not OPP
posed TO making all sales Of gold by the Gov
ernuent public
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

/ 81. LoUTs, Jaa.sI9.
A merchant from Litehheld, H., named
A. A. Brown, " as robbed at Eas, st. LOUIS
on Thursday night of ten thousand dollars,
which he was bringing to this city to deposit.
No clue to the robber.
The tobacconists Of this city will send q
delegation to the convention Of tobacco man
ufacturers to be held al Washington on the
9Th Of February.
Four thousand and eighty steamboats, ar
rived at Cairo last year.
a snow storm commenced early tais morn,
ing and continued throughout the day and
promises TO last AL night. Wind from the
East, mercury 2o9 above zero, and 4 inche,
OF snow on the ground.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Midnight Report.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.

SENATE.
Mr.. HENDRICKS, from the Naval Com
mittee reported The House bill Of last ses-
sion. in favor Of the selection of League Is
land as an iron clad depot Ordered to be
printed.
Mr. WILLIAMS introduced a bill TO grant
additional land in the construction OF rail
road from Lake Superior to Puget Sound.
Referred.
The bin authorizing the construction Of a
direct railroad by the Baltmore& L Ohio road,
from Monocaey into the District of Colambia
was debated without action.
The Bankrupt Bill came up in regular or
der It is the House bill of last session, as
! amended by the. Jsdseafy Conmisiee.
The amendment to give the appointment Of
Register Of Bankruptcy to the District. in
stead of the Circui, Court, upon the recon-
mendatiou OF the Chief Justice, was adopt
! ed.
1 Adjourned.
I The Senate bill regulating the tenure of
| certain civil officers, was ordered printed.
4 The Library Committee was instructed TO
/ inquire into the expedieucy of purchasing
I Page picture Of Farragut. nov in the Capi-
i tol Rotunda.
The House proceeded to the consideration
| OF Steven 5 Reconstruction Bill.
Mr.. SPAELDING offered an amendment,
suspending, until the rebelhous States aread-
mitted to representation, the writ OF hdbeas
corpus, and placing them under martial law.
Mr. STEVENS accepted the amendm dment.
Mr.. kOUNTz advocated bill particular
ly DISTINGUISHING rebels and enfranehising the
blacks.
Mr.. WARD, Of Kentucky, spoke against
the bill, arguing that kindness and not perse
cution ought to be practised towards the
South
Mr. PLANTS favored the amendment o
existing State Governments in the South
DISTINGUISHING rebels aud enfranchising tbs
blacks.
Mr.. MILLER announced that he shoult
offer an amendment providing that no States
should be admitted to representation in Con
gress until they ratified the Constitutions
Amendment.
| Adjourned
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FROM MEXICO.

SAY Francisco, Jan. IS.
Corrona, with 5000 men, after occupying
Guadalazara. passed on to intercept a body
of French troops bound for San Bias.
General Vega has been made Governor OF
Sinolo, but Corona says he shall enter the
State, and he has the troops to make the
threat good.
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VOL. XIII.

murders have intensified the feeling ia the
Legislature, and have driven all hesitating
members into advocacy Of the passage Of the
armed militia law, and law enfranchising
freedmen is certain. Viewed in the political
results, more fortunate occurrence could
not have taken place, for the Republicans,
than Senator Cases assassination. Grape
has been hung in the door of the Senate
chamber, and the vacant desk and seat have
been drared with the national Gag anda badge
of mourning
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7-7777-7---7
FROM BOSTUN.

Bosros, Jan. Is.
Only one train has arrived from New J ork
since Thursday noon TO this afternoon. How
ever, trains are expected to get through to-
night.
Owing to the state Of the market the mills
on the st. Lawrence will reduce operations
from 10 to 25 per cent. on Feb. lst, which
will be the means Of throwing several hun,
dred operatives out Of employment.
The officers and crew OF the schooner Jus
liza Ann, which @s wrecked below this port,
and all on board supposed lost, are safa-
The schooner Sophronia was wrecked on
Cape Ann Thursday night, and the mate and
one sailor we're drowned.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEw ORLEANS, Jan. II.
The Times Montgomery special says the
Supreme Court of Alabama, hiss decided that
the act of Congress requiring stamp upon
State legal processes is unconstitutional
Chief Justice Walker also decides that A la
bama being de tacto a Government under
the confederacy her personal representatives
are protected from all loss on confederate
investments under an act Of the Legislature.
The court was unanimous.
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CHEMICAL DYE WORKS
G. Il. Kochendoerfer,
FOURTH 9T1 DET,
Bet. Johnson 4 Exchange Sts.,
KEOKUK. IOWA.

nYE, Cleanse and Repair every descrip>
- ton of Gents Wearing Apparel in superior man
mem and on the shortest notice.
Atso-Lsies Goods of every description Dyed Cleaned
aud R.auished.
All kinds silk Dresses, Meripces snd Mnsiins dyed
any color or cleaned 10 look we'll kosds sik
and weolen Curtains cleaned sr resed and hnaAea n
. Superior style All kinds pf Wanket broche, ,Cnpe
and asrino shavis ci-aned md pressed den3emen's
Clothing Dyed or Renovsted in ave'y eessnt ard su
perior manner. C.H. EocHESDoER1rkR
}snl9 dfy
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FROM EUROPE.
lPER ATLANTIC CABLE. ]

PER ATLANTIC CABLE.
New YoaK, Jan. 10.
The following dispatches have been re
ceived over the Cable:
LoSpos, Jan. ls-evening. is reported
that Queen Victoria will visit the Paris Ex
position while on her way to Germany.
Rio JAsEGIo, Dec 25-via LONDON, Jan
Is.-It is said that Allico will soon assum,
the defensive.
The Paraguayan army is said to be discon
tented.
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FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Jan. Is.
The trial Of Horace Greedy, the negro, for
the murder Of Rhett, commenced TO day I'M
der the new code. He had good counsel, and
the etessimony was principally given by negroes.
His guilt was plainly proven. The case will
go to the Jury to>morrow. The prisoner was
allowed to make statement under the new
code.
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FROM CANADA.

New YoRK, Jan. l9.
The HeraiTs Toronto special says James
Mcdonald Is one of the Fenians that was
acquitted yesterday.
TORONTO, Jan. Is.
Peter Paul Sedwith Fenian, was found
guilty to day. His sentence WAS deferred.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NKw YoRx, Jan. 10.
The Tritues New Orleans special says q
large numbers of the policemen concerned in
the July riots have been arrested under the
Civil Rights bill upon afidaviss made by a
freedman.
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Two Vessels Laden with Cotton Destroy
ed by Fire.
MOBILE, Jan. 49,
The Bremen ship Mobile, with 1000 bales
of cotton. was burned ia Mobile Bay this
morning.
The steamer Montgomery. with 5000 bales
of cotton, was burned SIX miles above Erie,
on the Black Warrior river. Three negroes
perished in the flames.
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FROM CANADA.

MONTREAL, Jan. Is.
The Lepays publishes q letter addressed TO
Dr. Cadriaif from Gen. B. T. Butler. ex
pressing his opinion Of the annexation Of Cam
ada, as both necessary asd the
fltsire xaie Of tAA ceunsFS.s.& ~
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FROM NASHVILLE.

A,,assinatien OF senator Case and sher-
- King. -
NAsayuLK, Jan. 10.
On Saturday after the assassiussion Of Sem
ator Case, Deputy Sheriff King, of Obion
county, Tennessee, was shot down IN the
public road by some Of the same murdsrers
holland Green and other Deputy Shei6s
In Ob;on county, have been notified that they
v;lI 81 driven away If they dare 70 hold an
ethsr seaaioa Of tis Union League. TAsss
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For Sale.
A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE -
N A two-story Brick Dwelling Hoase, with roofas
cellar and ei,etn frli lot with siSbis and
variety Of grapes and other fruit Situate On Fulton
Street between 9th antTth Streets. In .nirc e
wM. FULTON,
janIs-d Real Estate Agent.
For Sale.
A 0NE-STORY Frame Dwelling House
"a With oom. and good cellar. fall lot with
house ei-teras and variety cfmort ali kinds of fru'd
on Franklin between sfh and 9Th Streets. Enquire l.
tanls-d wM FULTON Agent OF
For Sale.
A DOUBLE one-story Frame Dwelling
n House, Containing ok and cellar fnii Los,
good we'll Of water ard frame stable situated Bank,
| between lat aud ID streets. Enquire Of
MM FULTON,
| Jsntsd Real Estate Agent.
| EOR SALE.--Eighty acres Of improved
II land near Charleston Lee county, Iowa Good i'm
PROV emeats thereon Price 81 Per scre-very cheap.
1 Good title. Enquire OF WI FuLrUN.
| janis Real Estats Agent, No. 50 Main Street
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An Interesting Question

A8AA 4AA OAS0 - SA0Ao - -
WHAT eiaas II lpsspls viii b sest sasesptibls 10
w aasarss from Choisnf
nviAsstiy thsss assessa visA ny 1sss.s q The
rssso. Thts n. 81 psr,ons undouEssdy vii s. nors
Essss Z ssssrsss a. xsssss D. 49, pssDsd u
Ths question then naturally arsss how shah -
store and Keep thsse organs IN healthy anA sernai
coDdfioni We assvs, By sftsntton 70 diet, avoiding
sentsd and the use according 70 drections Of thss
great ssrssstAenirs tonir.
HoOFIAND'8
GERMAN BITE RS
Prepared BY Or G. Jackson, Philadelphia,
This Bfters il compeusA Of auid sxtracts Ths roots
and herbs from which il Il made gathered In Cor
y -. 4 K. s' ehsm. nd
naesatiass thts ooaa,ry Affords Ith
Nst . Liquor Preparation,
In any the word contains no whisky, rum,
other Intoxicating ingredients, snd be freely
ussd families without any Of nsse
il esntrartinx the dlssss ~ vc4 of ipt4mprnDos VI
wish this fact distinctly understcod many spt 70
oomfBnbd this Rittsvs Nth the others bssofe ths
public psssassd from Aan0r Of soms Hind During the
Cholera Season
ofisf0 this Bittsrs extensively used throughout
the entire country
AS A PREVENTIVE,
And '. have DO, heard Of single instance IN xhiel
tLis b4tters used wh~rs the persons suffered ron
any Of The syDptons Of Choters
The Great strengthening Tonic,
HoOnAnd,0
GERMAN BITT9RS
VIII
DEBILITY! DEB1LITY1
Resulting from any GAUGE wtAtsrer.
PROSTRATIOS OF THE SYSTEM,
Induced hy seyere Hsrdshp, Exposure, feyors. 0
DISEASES OF CAMP LIFE.
sodi@rs. eltrsns male se.nse. a.iuit youth. vii
6ui ~ this Bi.ters pure Tonie hot dependent h
liquors far their almost miraculous effects.
This Baitsrs viii cure the mcst ssvere essss ef
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Statement Of the Condition Of the PHEN7Y
ASSURANCE COMPANY, on the 3la
day Of December. 1866, made to The Audit0r
Of the State Of Ioca, pursuant TO the
statute cf that State.
lst.-Ths name Of this Company II THE PHESfX IN
sUhANCH COMPANY, and Is located u Hart
ford, Conn.
sd-7he amount Of Capital stock -teO 900 %
d.-fhe amoaAs Of lsrtal esscA BssA uP - eo,voe %
4th The
Assets 0f the Comp are - fslswst
Cash "a hand and In BAnk.--.--.4 f2,aS5 ~
Cash in hau6s Of Agents and In
course Of Transmission 1&ss1s 81
SITS sas y
Amount loaned on horssasss Of
Red Relate .. .....-.s..t....... f5s 500 90
Amount loaned on Bank and Unit
ted Btsies Stocks...... ...-.--..... 10 ~ o.
Amount loaned Psfsesai fe
curity ....-.--......-.-..-. 1900 % Hss,s4a 90
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GENERAL HOWARD on THE DEsr1rU-

GENERAL HOWARD on THE DESrTrU-
TON OF THE SoUru. a recent let
ter to John WEIGH, Esq, Chairman
of the Philadelphia Committee on
Distribution, General Howard, of the
Frccdmcn's Bureau, says:
Ion ask, ''SE&!! any additional aid
be given by voluntary contribution?"
[ will simply give you the state of the
case, and leave YOU to Judge for your
self. | viii give You al example of
one County in Alabama, and this is Il
fair sample Of several in that State
and in Georgia. Ny information
comes from q gentleman Of high
standing, thoroughly and continu-
ously loyal, sent to me by the people
of his County, fully endorsed by
Generals Stanley, Thomas and others
rs reliable man. He says: There
are upwards Of 5000 people in my
County alone who are, to-day, abso-
lutely dependent on others for food
The small farmers are giving up their
seed to these people for bread. The
suffering is great and on the increase,
and L do not see how our people can
get seed to put III the next crop The
great majority have always been truly
loyal to the Government of the United
States Now have never said much,
If anything, with regard to the prin-
clplc of Government charity, but one
thing is certain, where there is such
a want OF food, there will necessarily
be great scarcity Of other things
which the Government does not pro-
pose to furnish, | do hope that your
different associations will send their
own agents through that section of
the country where the crops have
failed, or correspond with people on
the ground, so rs to ascertain facts.
My own reports and statements have
been based upon the reports [ have
received from inspecting officers,
agents, Governors Of States and citi-
Zcns. who have written to me or con-
vcrsed with me with regard 10 The
destltntion. Still. | shall feel better
satisfied, if Your associations make
their own inspections. or enough to
base .'our Judgment upon.
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\ WAY TO RELIEVE THE SUrrG.


\ WAY TO RELIEVE THE Sorr1G.
Thc New York HorujN. OF Thursday.
has the following suggestion:
There are q great many projects on
foot for relieving the distress that
prevails in the Southern States. Pri-
vatc theatricals. dinners, ladies fairs
ana subscription lists, TO which
wealthy individuals are solicited to
contribute. are the means relied lupon
TO effect this object. The persons
who move in these things seem to
regard the South rs Il small district.
III which Che distress can be easily
reached. They might work forever
aftcr this fashion before they coull
hope to control it. The true way to
relieve the South is not by clccmo-
synarv efforts, but by industrial aid.
One Of the first things to be done is.
to furnish means to the Southern
people to repair thea. worn out rail
roads and telegraph limos. After the
war closed, i number of spectators
and Adventures rushed down there
and purchased up, 1t 4 few cents on
the dollar. the stock OF al the exist
ing lines. IN their hands, 10 effort
will be made 10 improve tncla. ana
they must continue 10 decline in
value Capitalist, like lIr. .tstor.
Mi. Vanderbilt, Nj. Peabody and Nh.
Stewart should buy out these people.
and invest 4 portion Of their vast
means in improving these lines. thus
directly stimulating the industry of
the country and developing Its vast
resources. That would be a practical
way OF relieving tic South. All these
other plans are mere homeopathic
doses OF sympathy. The evil is 4
gigantic one, and must be met BY
measures proportional to lis extent.
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PRICES Fnry YEARS AGO. Look
ing over our file for 1917, says the
Portsmouth Jo,umed, we cast our eyes
upon the prices current of February
Of shat year, and as an evidence that
the present prices Of many leading
articles have not gone beyond that
time, we give a few samples. The
prices given are the wholesale; tho
retail were, OF course, higher:
Bacon, 10 cents; barley, $1.25 to
$3.50; beans, S4.0C to $3.50 per
bushcl; butter, shipping No. /, a
cents; No. 2, % cents; corn, 81 90 to
$2.10; coffee, ID to p cents; cotton,
30 to 32 cents; Virginia coal, 50 to
SIS; flour, $14 to $40; hay, S21 to
$24; molasses, IS to 81 cents; peas
$3.50 to S3; sugar, loaf, % cents;
brown, II TO 15 cents; tea, Hyson,
$l.79; Hyson skin, 81; Souchong, IS
to IS cents.
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A little chap who had among his
Christmas presents, a mechanical
box, j" in which two ''colorcd pussons''
were intended to dance on being
wound up, found it would not work,
and appealed to an older brother to
elk it," Jack looked at it. and I'M
mediately exclaimed, "Why! they
can't be fixed so as to work, Bob.
they are free, you know.
A coating Of three parts lard and
one part rosin applied to farm tools
o. iron or steel will citectu@lly pre-
vent rust. Common nails heated
rcd-hot and dropped into cold water
Will clinch and answer the purpose
OF wrought nails. The sharp corner
of a common Indian arrow head or
flint VII cut glass quite ehectually.
\ man, in Portland, Me. attended
a masquerade ball, disguised as an
ape. After dressing in the character,
he was passing through an entry,
when a large Newfoundland dog at
tackled him, and he was obliged to fly,
to avoid being torn to pieces.
\ fool. having put on a pair of
green spcctacles, exclaimed: How
do these become me: Don't you
think they improve my iooks?" i
think they do" was the reply;
"they hide a part Of your face"
WHY?-A drunken man who Slip
ped down upon 4 piece of ice one
cold night, wanted to know why
it was that water always froze with
the slippery side up.
''How 10 you define black as
your hat?' " SAID school-master to
one Of. his pupils. Darkness that
may be Jel|, :" replied the youthful
wag.
Mendelssohn means ,:son of an
almond. Eothschild means red
shield" Rothcrmel. red sleeve"
Lalnenslager. slutc- player" ONcn-
bach. "oucn brook
The young ladies OF ghc present
AGE are not particularly straight
laced IN thciv IDEAS o! pruprictv, but
most OF them arc vrr>- Huit-lacel in
their ideas OF symmetry
There is 4 man ont West whose
memory is 50 short .iiat itouly reach
IS 10 his knees; consequently, he
never pays for his boots.
\ near-sightel gentleman paid \
Cincinnati shop keeper so for hat.
He mistook it ior five ana so did the
halter, sor he sad nothing about il.
What's the difference between q
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The SUBSCRIBERS will continue ti.e
Dry Goods and general assortment; bus
ness III the old stand of ". DAVID Il Co
on Plain street, one door from Assembl,
and takes this method Of thanking tho
public and his friends for their patronage
extended the late firm, and VIII cHGeavr.
to merit continuance of the same H"
VIII also settle all the liabilities and ,ic;,t,
contracted in jhc name Of The firm of y
DAVID u co. Nj pAEin
Gr .,i
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rla9c Nanutactory. Address Z. 0. Box -
March 80