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SOUTHERN PLASTIC SLATE RooFrSg CouPANy
This style Of roofing is becoming more popular
every Day and is being adopted by number OF
our "esIthiest and most influential citizens. The
company is now prepared to do any work in this
lne' and guarantee 1t equal in every respect to
the best standard roofs, sad at much less cost.
They are also prepared to repair old tin and shi1-
gle roofs, making them fire and water proof.
Those who contemplate building should bear this
10 mind as il is economical. safe and permanent
The Office Of the company is at 81 Magazine
street.
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WILEY SoUBY's PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY-The
attention Of our uptown readers is directed 10
the advertisement of Messrs. Wiley q SONNY
whose gallery is at the corner of Magazine and
ST. Andrew streets. These gentlemen are prac-
toed and experienced artists, and they are pre
pared to do in the highest style Of the art any
work iniTusted 70 them allow them chance 10
display their skill by giving them a sitting,
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IN THE MATTER OF JOHN B. PACKER
NO. ass IN BANKRUPTCY.
PLANTATION IN THE PARISH OF NAroHIroeHEs
WITHOUT RESERVE.
BIZ Q. e. eIRARpEY q Co.

Oniee-No II Exchange Plaza
SATUK DAY. Jnly n. SOS, at - osetocl.
NJ ~ the Me,chants' and Anetieneer-'a Exchange IN
hoS al street. city New orleans, viii be sold IA
ahee Of an order from the a. Ia Ell lud ,f M
Dsiet Court Of the United States or The District b Louis
lana dsied the l3h June 1868 and in the above
en- lusd ater toe following oefcrbed property
y John Packer In Bankruptcy aud benefit Of
the creditors OF said bankrupt tO-1it
OBTAIN TRACT OF LAND OR PLANTATION
situated IN me fAI'h OF Natehtochss State Loustaa
sompsed OF the following tracts on II OF Town ~
70 y rth, Range vet Aiuug go 70 100 acres ~
land pure ased by said j. Packer from arah Fisher b
set sale Of Dec mber "a lsf7 hso auu her Tact 81
END Containing ~ being below adjoining ths
aho'e Tract; si9 Tract being part Sc zion st sauna
lSgSsnshp and kange and eomprisn- one planta ION
The above property viii he sid vi certificate OF mort
gag SLOWING hat ~ re mortgages iadguants N
ne popery the assignee being responsible tor no other
guarantee '
So iFRns-Cash on the spot n n 3 Treasury aote.
act OF sale, toget,e with the T. Internal Revenue
STAMPS attached a. the exp nee o. The purchaser
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III VIC r"ses VI my iece, bhu excuse the snort
comings OF untutored youth. "a
R. A. STEWART.
l3th.-P. S. / open this letter to say that
spent two hours, at their request, with the lead.
ing emsDepstors to-day. You may rely upon
the opinion / gave on the subject of slavery.
III is not in contemplation to bring on immediate
emancipation. Amen RAs
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Mrs. Pollard publishes q card reiterating the
oiSFses against her husband Of III treat nent. re-
NOUS eng an connection with hi0 hereafter Sac
also a'istes that the slloxsnes which POLLARD
falsely said vac provided for her had beer stopped
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TIE LADIES SEASIDE PsorEcToR Sea water
and sea air may spoil any complexion unless Their
effect upon the SKINS counteracted by the soften.
ing, soothing, purifying operation Of that mosl
harmless and delightful of all vegetable cosmetcA
Pbalon's Psphisn Lotien or Floral Beauufer.
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FINE PohCRLArS PIcTURgs. Juo. H. CLARK,
tue popular photographer, lOI Canal street. is
having made some OF the finest porcelain pictures
1t has been our good fortune to see. Mr.. Clark
having the able assistance of Mr.. A G. Wedge,
Who is an experienced artist and proficient in
IA me branches of the business. This is a fne
Sgp0t'0nity to get good picture taken, and we
AO.ise our readers to take advantage of it. HIS
Pll'Ss ere IN keeping with the times. CAL aud
see hH specimens.
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Nree huApOer Of trains started EAST from Salt
use iast week TO convey emgrspts irxm Europe
80 The Promised Land.'s
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ChAS. 7. nASh'S SALES.

FURNITURE. 49,. FURNITURE. ....... FURNITURE
BY CHAs. q. NASH,
AuouoSKER-Onice Masonic Hall Auction Mara
Corner n Charles and serdidp atfeets
MOhDA1, SSth instant 90 n O'Clock A
I'VE q saesfaOms corner St. Charles ana perai5,
ets, viii be sold
Elegant Mahogany AID walnut Paror Dining room, and
bsd room Furniture. Bedsteads, Extsufon Tables seer.
tatiss Mirrors Chats, raoes, Armprs Bureaus silver
Plaied are. etc
az TKRMs-cash in U. K Treasury Notes
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Absences.
BY FANNY KEMBLE BUTLER.

What must do with all the days and hours
fhat must be counted ere | see thy face
How shall charm the interval that LEVERS
between this time and that sweet hour OF grace
Shall / in slumb sr steep each weary sense, : [
Weary with longing9 Shall fee away
Into past days, and with some fond pretense
Cheat myself to forget the present day!
Shall love for thee lay on my soul the sin
OF casting from me Gods great gift of timer
Shall |, these mists OF memory locked within
Leave and forget life's purposes sublime!
OH how, or by what means may contrive
To bring the hour that brlngs thee back NOR.
near!
How may teach my dropping hope to live
Until that blessed time and thou art here?
III tell thee for thy sake, | will lay hold
of all good aims and cOnsecrate 90 thee
In worthy deeds each moment that is told
While thou, beloved one, art far from me.
For thee, | will arouse my thoughts 70 try
All heaven yard fights. all high and holy strains
For thy dear sake. will walk patiently
Through these long hours, nor call their minute:
pains.
| will this dreary blank of absence make
A nOble task time, and will therein strive
To follow excellence, aud to o'ertake
More good than have won since yet alive.
So may this doomed time build up in me
thousand graces which shall thus be thine
So may my love and longing hallowed be
And thy dear thought an influence divine.
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(yHAREEs r. NASH.

AUCTIoNEER AND BROKER.
once Masonic Hall Auction Mar, rner Of ST. Charles
and Fsrdido streets
Attends to In and outdoor sales erv dsscripop 49,
nHrt cuAr attention paid 90 sales cotton Proiacs
~ uaeeo Goods Furniture, Parties dstroas N par.
shsink or ceiling rurniture Woad a. si- t da-s
hAN Auctnn Mart g CHARLES apd Per- ID streets
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C. E. GIRARDey 8 CO.'S SALES.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES oF,
AMERIcA-FoR THE DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
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VERY PLEASANT AND COMFORTABLE RESI-
DENcE AND DEPENDENCIES COVERED WITT
STATES, WITH LARGE GROUNDS UNDER oULr1'
WALTON. AND WELL STOCKED WITH FRUIl
TREES AND PLANTS, SITUATED ON ELMYRs
STREET, BETWEEN CRAPS AND GREArMEs
STREETS, AND IN THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY Oh
TIE CITY RAILROAD
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AUCTION SALES.
G. De fERIsT,S SALTS.

SUCCESSION OF NJ. z. ST. AMANr-MRs. WIDOW
zERIEGUE-No. 5000.
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MONTGOMERY saOs. q co.'s SALES.

hAkGE AND PEREAPToRY sAAE or ELEgA ~
n-ef and single Horses, Elegant saddIs Horsss Fiae
Torf Mules, Fine MDob Oovs Rusasss asru.,, vy.,,,-
ste, etc, 81 sactiou.
EZ MONTGOMERY aszo2. a ia.
y n. hoETGgssRT. Aucti0Iss..
ones-s9 Camp stress
MoNDAts june 20th. a. IN a,eiOeA a
~ I" r. Lissrs stables 0rsvsr vii 10 aolc-.
Elegant kateh Rsrsss
Elegant Saddle Horues
Fine work Mules.
Fine Mnch Coxn
Anc-Tep ard Open Bugges, Harness, Wagons,
hk- rEEss-CHsh IN o. & Treasury Notes
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t'1K sA LE-EEAL EsTAfE-shN hAL n.N
dred Cotton and Sugar Plantations, located the bsst
Barnons OF Ne Gotten and sueargro~ng So Also Rice
flaniatSns Orange Orchards and large do
timber lands sIso large variety Of Coy and subufban
property improved uniupToyed IN the torn residences
building ots squares avOra Partlo1
wish invest vii vel - call and examine Prons-
ties. Nj Gard Real Estate Agents. Ma IS CvoBdslet
strest Sew Orleans.
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FURNIfUkH.........FUREr -. b. FUBNITURE
By hoNTGOAE aR0s. a 90,
NJ MONTGOMERY Auctionso4.
.ls.a p, Ju.e 3olh. AT II o'clock 2,
~ Al their Auctien Mar. 81 Camp .trs- sq D. 600
sensrai assortment Of uOUhEHOLD - RNiPURE
sueh A. Rosewood Mahogany walnut Beastsads IN.
esus Arnyirs hssstands. Mahogany and Walnut fe.ss
SRlng seal Chairs, Easy Chairs M4rble TOP Center
TAO ss Marble Top Sdehoards Extsns a Tsblss Velv ana
bssSss Csrpets French Plate Nrors Mattresses Kngrsv
le 1hLhes, yooklnk Stoves and Utonals thc
contents Of several valliurnishsd houses
-Also-
"A large invoices Of cOttaEs Beds, Cane and VICE. ssa
h8-TERxs-oash IN .. r Treasury E.to.
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AucrloEEER-Once and SaesrOsm, Bienviile street
MONDAY. June 2pth, 4 s0s, "a ~ a,electi
L'A htte Mere ants and met Exchange Rows
street between Canal and strts bv Pnbli
Auction py virtue OF order Honor able John Nv
ihOmns Jndge Of tho ~ District OF NeS O.Rn.
ana dated n 1865 Court Dock 3OOt tn folow
tns oescribed n Al estate III be sold
LARGE PORTION OK PARCEL OF GROUND sila
aztec in the Third District Of this city the square BOMBED
BY Enyra, Crap aud ourgundy Desire ma Love or Ram
feet inches depth. -
The buildings and Improvement. consist of very -omiort
Aoe esiaence covered with containing lrio
roon Tour Dec ooms ana galley story kitchsf
containing pur TO ms, fr LuoiBg tn rear contan
ing tnree rooms apartments divisions cssrns flo wex
sarden, fruit trees, c. y
iris property eing only steps from the ,up,ir,
Street Railroad shnu command the AL. ntion ~
desire quiet d residence ~
See plan It Bxchangs
BB- tEEMs-i ash U. s. Treasury Notes
het OF sale with s. Internal Revenue @taps atachad
also the tsNes II the cunent before n frist No,.rvs
rnonc ~ the exp nse OF the purehsser
FoslIlNE AND UNRkSkRvED SALE BY PORLIC
Auction. ON account OF departure. "A
CONTENTS OF sKOCERY STORF
No. 80 Villeru street. -
BY q. DE FEKIET,
AUcroEKKR-0ce and Salesro ms Sc siea Vile strees
M0sDAs ". Ju.e 20. 1865, at 10 9 ~, l,cl.
~ by public auction, with ut my reserve or limit
THE CONTENTS OF GROCERY STORE. No 40 vi o,S
sweet bety cen Benvie and Custamh strsets
ss- iFRss-Cash in U 5 reasm NatsS
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FROM NEW YORK.
New YoRK. Nav 4

New YORK, May A.
Mr.. August Belmon. has written 10 the
Congressional Democratic Executive Com
mittee announcing that it would be imposai-
Bile to get the National Executive Committee
together in time to change the day for the
assembly. The National Democratic Con-
vention, day and place originally designated,
the 4sh of July, at New York, will therefore
have to be continued.
The Germans of this city and vicinity held
meeting yesterday, and determined to orr
ganize Sangerfest for june next. The or.
ganization was completed by the election of
Iheo. Steinway - President, list Of Vice
Presidents and Secretaries and the adoption
Of resolutions favoring the project. General
Seigel aud others addressed the meeting
The annaul meeting of the Presbyterian
Board Of Foreign Missions held last evening,
the annual report shows the Board has 10
foreign missionaries, missionary physicians,
81 ordained native and icentiats preachers
and assistant missionaries from this country,
besides the wives Of missionaries and l84
native helpers, or in all force efss0. The
receipts Of the Board have been 1886, ,508.
The expenditures, with the debt Of last
year of $50, ,472, have been $8l2 1928, leaving
Z bsiance against the treasary Of 81, ,62e.
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GENERALLY. E. CONFERENCE.

CHICAGO, May 4.
The NJ. Conference wasthis morning called
TO order by Bishop Aniss.
Rev. Dr. Nelson, of the Wyoming Con-
ference, he'd the opening devotional exer>
cises.
Mr.. Crane, Of New Jersey, stated BY way
of explanation of the report made on Satur-
day, that there kad been total of $3.50, 600
expended in support Of the various mis-
sions.
The roll of the Conference was then called,
and the members responded BY brief verbal
reports and BY the presentation Of petitions.
and memorials relating to the questions OF
the day, delegations, and other important
matters to come before the Conference.
Rev. John H. Powers, Of the Iowa Con-
ference. presented petition to change the
form of baptism Of children.
Rev. j. G. Harrison, Of Kentucky, pre-.
sented petition asking for separate Cons
ference for colored people.
Rev. C. Hubert, Of Minnesota, presented
petition asking that preachers be authorized
to act as temperance agents.
Rev. Mr.. Castle Of Philadelphia, present
ed petition asking for uniformity in the
services of the NJ. E. Church.
Rev. Bronson, of Wisconsin presented 4
petition asking for separate Scandinavian
Conference.
The petitions and memorials were referred
to appropriate committees.
Rev. Haven, of the Detroit Conference,
announced the death Of Rev. George Smith,
Of the same Conference. Father Smith, as
he was generally called, was one of the pio.
nears Of Methedism in Michigan.
The death of Rev. E Gray, of the Michi
gan Conference, q member of the General
Conference of 1874, was also announced.
Rev. g. Pahr offered q resolution author
i1ing the Quarterly Conferences TO say where
and how houses of vorship shall be built
within their jurisdiction. Referred.
Rev. ]. Cunningham, of Philadelphia,
moved the appointment of special commit
tee of eve to consider and report in refers
ence to the use of tobacco.
Afer debate the motion was carried.
Rev. j. W. Hallshsrr, of Pittsburg, offered
= resolution asking that the Committee on
Reyivais be instructed to report in reference
to the appointment of Committee on Ap-
peals, to try cases nvolving moral character.
Referred.
The Conference then adjourned till to.
mr.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

PEORIA, ILL.,, May 4.
at few minutes past 8 o. clock yesterday
forenoon, during heavy thunder storm, the
Germania engine house in this city was
struck by lightning. shivering and setting on
FIRE the capalo, splitting the front door casing
and striking in several other places. Charley
Yogel, messenger boy in the Western Union
Telegraph office, who was leaning against the
casing at the time, was instantly killed. He
and another lad bad taken shelter from the
rain under the doorway
To the Members Of the Northeastern Press
Association: by general consent the Annual
meeting Of the Northwestern Press Associa
ton, at Chicago. is postponed until Tuesday,
May 10Th, at 4 o'clock, a m. The place of
meeting will be made hereafter.
L EaERY, Pres't.
Pokr JgavIs. May 4.
Miss Mary Sterling, another Of the Erie
Railroad victims, died here yesterday. There
are ten patients now left here, in fair way
of recovery.
MuscArIsE, Iowa, May 4.
Ef1n accounts received this morning it
seems tha. the tornado yesterday was more
extensive than at hrst reported. Il had the
usual funnel shape, and its effects were first
felt about sig miles west of this city. its
course was very erratic, ascending and de-
scending at irregular intervals, most of the
time being about the earth surface, but ]. as
touched The earth it took everything before
il, even sucking mp large stones. In one in>
stance one Of these stones fell crushing through
q house. Trees were carried high into the
air aud dropped mile from where they were
growing. Mr.. Hoops house and barn were
completely destroyed. A Methodist church
Was also completely swept away. The con-
grega,ion had gone TO the river to witness the
rite of baptism, and on their return their
house was gone. The Sunday School books
we're carried fully two miles, yet no hves are
reported lost, but quite number Of persons
we're badly injured.
ST. Louis, May f.
The steamer Arabian, bound for Fort Ben
tor. sunk opposite Atchison. Kansas, tnis
mornings probably totalloss, but the amount
has not been ascertaincd. No lives lost.
NEw YoRK, Maya.
The Tribune's Atlanta special says. Bul.
locks majority for Governor will exceed sew
en- thousand. The majority for the Constitn.
ton 10 fifteen thousand. Both Houses are
Republican. The majority in the House is
ter, and in the Senate six.
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CHICAGO, May 4.
The Tribune's Washington special says !:
Manager Bingham will begin his speech on
the assembling of the Senate to-day II is
supposed that he will finish tomorrow even
ing The argument to-day will be principally
confned to the Law Of the case.
The Texas delegates to the Chicago Con-
vention have arrived here. They complain
bitterly of the conduct OF General Buchanan,
charging him with having so delayed the cleo.
ton as to make it doubtful whether the State
can get into the Union before the next Presi-
Dental election. 1t is openly charged that in
the late elections in Louisiana, General Bu-
chanan was active in various ways in trying
to defeat the Union party.
1t may be mentioned as matter of inter
est, bearing npon the expected conclusion of
the impeachment trial, that Andrew johnson
is having his private residence, at Greenville,
Tennesse, put in repair, and is building a
small addition thereto.
WAsHISGTos. May A.
The Indian agent, Wynkeop, reports baving
furnished the Indians of the Upper Arkansas
agency with provisions, of which they were
much in need. The reported hostile attitude
of the Indians in the neighborhood Of Fort
Larned is untrue.
For the week ending to>morrow three hun>
dred and seventy patents were granted from
the Patent Office; three hundred aud sixty
applied for, and two cavaets entered.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
XLth CONGREsS--.Second Session.
WAsHlyGrosi May 4.

WASHINGTON, May 4.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Window rose to question Of priYi
lege, which was understood to be on q reso,
lutlon censuring Mr.. Washburne, OF Illinois
for writing letter to Mr.. Watson, abusive
of bis colleague Mr.. Donnelly.
Mf. Washburne, Of Illinois, asked leave to
offer a resolution.
The Speaker said the gentleman would
postpone the offering OF resolution until
after the return from the Senate.
The members then proceeded to the
Senate.
sRxArE.
After the reading Of the journa', Mr.. Bing.
ham commenced the fnal argument for the
prosecution, protesting that the last part in
these proceeding was from no partisan feel
ings, but with 8 weighty sense Of their
solemnity and true meaning. He proceeded
10 sketch the event attendant on the assassl-
nation Of President Lincoln, and the acces.
sion Of Andrew johnson to the Presidency
referring to his oath to execute the laws. He
spoke Of the majestic supremacy in our form
OF Government, and claimed that the Presi.
dent was equally subject to their authority,
with the humblest settler. He dweit on the
high trust committed to the Senate, and IS
serted that the issues Of life and death hung
onfheir decision.
loving to heavy storm, the line at this
point failed.
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MARRIED,


BRUsAT-cHEsILLaS-In this City, Mar Ar, by
RvI. ~ erittenden, Mr. Easrsr BHesAr 10 Mes ) p
PaIA A. csKynIos.
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II A r. TO n.

Ths Ho-ss IL 81 the most gsshes Trotsing atoek
10 .be uhion- He is haadsoes brown In coidr is
hands high fine rfoporroaa and .fyia OF grest power
and psriof tr0tting aro1. Was sired celebrs
ted h1sss iasyovtef into Kentucky by Hen Jsrnem b
Clay, son Of HtEfE Clay, esed Asubrtno Cadet, who
has neei 5ttna horsez than sny horse
Ansriee
MAaI9s's frst dam thosaughs-ed rare Mary
by impd Cir Hssee seeona 4ara oy iul9a SteckhGld
er third dam b. Ysn;seet, aud his fSnrth dam
mott q thoroughbred mare from virginia
Marion Will stand al the same stables,
1t tbs following rsiesi
Yer each mare the seascr TWENTY-FIVE r0f--
LARS Should tho prove IN fosi, SIS a be
ed the for IkN DliLARs The nextlA
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dg. 9ailp 6att Gtp.
+. b. HOW ELL, !
PROPRIETOR.
--- -
D1nr,t to maiiubscriber', psryssr,,h a,h. g ! g g
three so
s one 90
" delivered in city, per week, 20
WEKxLY, single subscribers psr yeor, 90
n in ciubs OF five, (each) IA
8 in clabs often, tsach) ] 81
KB0KUK DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS.
Brown Knowles.......cor Main I Fifth streets.
wB CoIlins..................... Second ftrset.
American watches. IS
Sc Bridges ......... Nos1 i I Estes House
AUoTIONEERs.
"a w.,,... 4 eo......... .......1l Main stree,
-
u nouIs = 1870 sauns- a. n.,.. -
BOOK.BIHDER.
Pearce son Gate City Bldg, Main I'd
VA Dsers. ..................A.......le6 Main stree
-
David Lowry. Second street
N Westcott........M Main street-nesr Fourth
Carter Webster Bros.. .....sh Main street.
BoOTs 4 sHoEs-RETAIL.
pean nrd a. MAn see..
r1.sp Ap - Nj; .. -. ~ ! s.u
mart, 30 am street.
v.r . -. W.
BONNET BLEAOHEHY.
80
CJocKa 1NATCUEs 4 JEWELHY.
o. n p,s Na.1 E.t.. unrx.
sam b1idses ;..;:. ......'..H NOS neuse
l. NJ = Ayfes sons. Sons 80. '''..''o' ~ s''e's
ueas s,srn ,vn : CO cor second 4 Main streets.
cRoCxuRy = oUrrNswARK
Carey Le Faiyre...... Main street--bet 9Th 9Th.
coMMIssloE MERCHANTS.
W sturges 40 South Levee.
Cloeks-Whelesale 4 Retail.
q Bridges es..................Nos / Estes House,
Coin. silver Ware,
G BRIDGES Nos l d zEstes House
Dentistry.
D. c R Watt..,......-...,.cor Main and Fifth SITS
Nf sooDs-"
Kramer, Irwin / co................1os Main street
'" Ao 3 =
Wilkinson, bartlett oo'....'...'.sf nam . s.ree.
he,r - .-.'..'--o
- oVAnOi nOi''..''''''.'''.'''''.too - 'An
DRY-GoODs-RETAIL.
Bost~ick......,.'. ...'......ot nam stree.
raiiisps hels p..a
dregg 5on'...i...., '..,...'''0 q f,stea house
epissberger, Mayer co......'...-so- III Main-s
- H..
"bii~sss''''''''''''
FURNITURE.
Duncan, Karie i Co........l4o ll2 Main street.
tsA4 n STEAM FIVTIEGB.
Moo&r Son.........-Johnson street, bst 80 atn.
Gold Pens. Pencils. Pocket Bssks.
sc Bridges Nos 1 d 2 Estes House
doid, silver. ana ivory Msun0
0i'use' ''.'''' '''......-.0' --0
9HOCEAs-"AoLA sAL
3, Policy ..-..lio Main street.
kellogg. Biree Co..,...........-siM Main street.
RI Bower Co.................-...ae Main street
ohoa sr ~ u..
IA Mcqueen Maih stree.
Cox . ifsin....-..' -:.coihs' ~" s'n
Hydrometers, Thermometers, saehrem-
eters.
-,
s,rdvara & House Farnis hing Deeds
A. Weber Co........... MAIN s'tee'
HARDWARE.
II BneI .........ss Main street.
oops
So n
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EDWY.T FORREST.

FORREsT WILL STAND
Tag
Stables of the Association,
AT EEsKUK, IOWA,
For the ensuing Of lses,
Between The ht Of April and lit OF August,
Upon term. aud CONDITIONS .o-wis
F5r each ths season THIRTY D3LLaRS Should
prove 10 he with Ioa shs will be er III
isd bs feturnsd the aext cr TEN D1LLA Rs.
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Kentucky Hunter, his dam BY H2sns. and grs,sd
dam by Aesseogsf. FohREsT's hrtt dam BY
Young Highlander, Watkins Highlander, second dam
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beth sid4sI which is saosn prominently in himself
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