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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-02
Northwestern Union Packet Company.
nwhite Collar" Line,

Regular faro TO St. Louis TWO DOLLARS, until iur-
Their orders.
Daily line Of passenger Packets TO st. Louis and
all informed iate points, consisting Of the ~.
JASPER, Captain Burnett, master; the ",
sH1RIDAN, Captain Davidson, master, and
the iTAaOA. Captain Robt. Hill, master, one
Of which viii leave the landing each day at
$50 q. IN.
The above boats VIII make close connection
with those running between this point and 81
Paul. =
Arrangements have recently been made IN
transferring at Rock Island by which passeng er'
can reach st. Paul "a hours in advance Of any
other line.
In addition to tho above the passenger and
sreipht Packets N1OLLID WePlK9, Captain
Noses Hall, master; vIcTr NJ Captain sco'
Geld. master, and the r A&W0R, will make reg
ular trips
Tickets for sac over the Hannibal and 81. 10
seph and Southern Pacific Road to all points
west OF the Missouri river.
Patronixe tho Line that reduced the rates
For freight or passage apply to the ,thcc Of TN
Company, corner Blondeau and Levcc.
s. NJ. ARCHER, Agent.
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Literary Notices.

"Blac kwood's Magazine for September
opens With No. 6 of the Historical Sketches
Of the Reign Of George Second. A most In
teresting, readable, racy series of papers,
written with esprit and read with zest; devo-
ted to an interesting period Of English His
tory-not big with great events or marking
any epoch, but with enough of historic indi-
viduality to attract; not so long ago As to be
merely with an age for. which We may have
some rigid. reverence without desiring to cul-
vate an acquaintance with it, and yet old
enought to have novelty for the readers Of to-
day-the writer of these sketches has chosen
! field for his explorations where all will bear
him pleased company. This number is de.
voted I'd the "Young Chevalier Charles
Stuart, unfortunate royal son of an unfortu-
nate royal father. The other papers Of this
number, all well-written and very interesting
reading, are: !. Bunsen, Madame Aurelia,
Cornelius O'Dowd, Letters from staff Off.
Ger with the Abyssinnian Expedition, Dis
raeli:
Black wood is republished in America BY
the Leonard Scott Publishing Company; 81
year.
The rsaders Of "Every Saturday will find
in the number for October Sd the highest
proof Of the excellence Of this publication u
report DRY Of current foreign literature. Ev-
cry article in this number is choice one.
The contents are The last ofthe American
Federalists- Quincy, from the ERE
vue des Deux Mondes"; ION Piece OF
Chalk, 2 lecture by Professor Huxley; The
Honeymoon Hotel, from aChambers' Journ-
nall; Mrs. Siddons' Last Appearance as
Lady Macbeth A Chat about Dessert, from
Cali the Year Round y; Aud Lang Syne,
from "Chambers' Journal; Goethe and
Meyerbeer, from the 'tPall Mall Gazette y;
Studies DE- Thackeray, by James Hannay
The Stodkbroker of Dinglewood, from the
"Cornhill Magazine; Foreign Notes; Verses
in Ny Ola Age. BY Barry Cornwall.
every Saturday. is published BY Tick
nor 4 Fields, Boston ; ten cents : number.
"The Young Folks for October has al.
ready been received at Lowry's. This illus>
trated ma a.ine for boys and girls has won
wide popularity amongst the young folks,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-02

The House OF SHELLEY d S0S.-Abun
dant and irresistible proof can be produced
to show that the Wholesale trade Of Keokuk
is rapidly On the increase. We will cite for
example the dry goods house of J. NJ. Shell
ley & Son. Their sales for the past two
or three months show Q vast increase over
those Of the corresponding months Of last
year. The very large amount Of goods which
they ship daily from their establishment is
evidence Of this fact.
ing are filled with goods and notions Of every
description required by the trade. They are
exclusively cash buyers, and are familiar with
the Eastern market, in consequence Of which
they are enabled to furnish goods at as low
figures as any house in the West, land We
are satisfied that they will do it, Chicago
and St. Louis houses not excepted. They
keep constantly on hand q large stock Of Boz
naparte Wooden Goods, which they always
sell at factory prices.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Shelley, the senior member OF
the firm, is thorough going business man,
has large ACQUAINTANCE and a wide spread
popularity as sound, aAfabls and accommo-
dating dealer.
Our friend Y. F. Shelley. the junior mem
Der, inherits the enterprise and business
qualifications Of the father, and is the only
candidate for successorship, Mr.. George NJ.
Shelley having Withdrawn from the firm.
Major Hedrick, gentleman Of we'll known
ability, keeps the books Of this establish.
ment, and Mr.. J. G. Stevenson represents
the firm as travelling agent.
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to this matter at once.

". s. MooRE.-The tinware house Of W.
$. Moore is one of keokuk's permanently
established and growing institutions. He
employs number of hands in the manufac-
tare of goods, and keeps large stock al
ways on hand. He has in store large as
sortment of O'Neil's patent stove ware, an
article that is constantly growing both in the
extent Of its use and its popularity.
Mr.. Moore deals very largely in fruit cans.
He has them on hand or will make them to
order. He also keeps tableware, French
ware, enameled kettles, coffee mills, &c.
Orders for job work. left with him will receive
prompt attention. Read his advertisement
on the first page.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-02
New York FInances.

BY telegraph NEW fosA. oct. l.
Mouey-sirm and active at per cent. 1t is stated
that over Ave millions dollars were taken out OF the
banks and locked up,
Sterng-Dull; s1<0A.
Gola-Lower; opened Ut 40A, declined to 3911, closed
at 39a3s asked. 1t h rumorsd that the Government
was again selling gold to-day.
Governments are lower, but closed hrner.
Coupons Of 81 13; do '62 1211@sa; "a 1904;
'e5 1915; now 81; do '67 81 1o-4os 1905.
RYol275sD12s Erie Argos; pfd 6767o Hudson
1897; o / II 2s4@s% Wabash $4,000; pfd 1874; III
@ l4s a47; I lo2ss0A; Nv sssa0A; pfd ss71; Bur-
lington 4 Quincy no. Chicago Alton pfd 1904.
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DEmocnATIC RUrFIAnIsn.
Ate mpt to Assassinate Gov. K oerser ~
Quincy.

There was mass meeting Of German Re-
publicans at Quincy on Saturday evening last.
A great crowd was present who were ably and
eloquently addressed by Illinois patriotic
and greatly esteemed Lieut.. Gov. Koernsr.
While Gov. Koerner was speaking, one Of
the Kuklux Democracy attempted to assas-
sinate him. The Whig says:
The shot was fred Into the Rink at about half
past nine o'clock in the evening Of Saturday last,
when nearly fifteen hundred people, including
men, women, and children were assembled there
listening to the eloquent utterances Of the gallant
Lieut. Governor Koerner. The bullet was fred
from Ninth street, through the window, at the
south- west corner Of the building. It was evil
IDENTIFY aimed ct the speaker, but striking one Of
tho arches Of the Rink glanced ofinto the crowd,
and struck one Of the listeners in the arm. No
serious damage was fortunately done, the force
Of the ball wAs spont, but the intentions Of the
miscreant were just hellish, nevertheless. That
| it was mot IN accidentashot il beyond question,
for wen known lady Of this city, WAS sitting in
her buggy on Ninth street and plainly heard the
report just behind her, and turning, saw tho man
running. He was out of sight before the alarm
could be given. The bullet has been secured and
has tho appearance Of having been fred from Z
/ cavalry revolver.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-02
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

81. Louis RarKss.
BY Telegraph b. LOUIS. oot !.
Tlour-Ylat price unsettled; super IS tooe; 10 %
a. 5o;xX y 1855; fancy $40 bool225.
Wheat-stsady and firm; prime fall 81 s9oeo; strictly
prime q l0D15; prime to choice spring u $3.50
Corn Firm, but not actve 9iG97 for good to choice
Oats-620A
Barley Quiet sales Of prime Iowa fpring at u s5gso
Rye-$1 20822.
Pork-Quiet; % 56d29.
Bacon-Hresh clear sides 16ol6N; clear ribs 1bH
shoulders 12; eanyazsed sugar cured hams l71111s.
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lrriy,lsanl Dssarturesof tho naila
ef.sDrne.
.r,r.,. and I,,por,urss Of Eeokuk Packets.

.ou u0v. Arrives on Sunday api Thurs
ROn .s a.c,ock ). M, and Departs or Tuesday
and Friday, at o'clock q. M
ANDY JOHNSON, Arrives .aa G p.n uus.d ~
and Friday, =. s. ee,Se, r + =: an n.
IN. JOHNSON, Arrives on Saturday ana
wednesday, At o p. M, and Departs on Monday
and Thursday, at O. M.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-02

RIVER INTELLIGEScE.-TLe Itasca, of thu
White Collar Line, leaves for st. Louis Thu
morning at ! o'clock.
The regular U. 8. Mail Packet for St
Louis this morning at o'clock will be ths
Andy Johnson.
The Victory, Of the White Collar Line
leaves for st. Louis some time to-day.
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sew Y0FE ma HAst

New YoYE market
By Telegraph NEW ~. oct.
Fiour-10925c lower; super western 81 l09s 10; ex-
ira western IS 70910 40.
Wheat 1G2c lower with moderate export demar o;
No spring 81 500 So; No 2 81 co. mixed 81 6sGs6.
Corn-Opened steady, closed dull about lie lower sales
Of sound mix Cd western 81 1911 closing at 81 16
Osts-lc better; salss Of new western adoat at 730
"a; common 72k.
Pork-Qulst and heavy; closed At US 4o regular
s2s 4oD7o old ditto; e23 s51A 50 for prime
CutiM eats-Heavy.
Lard Heavy; 45o tisrces At ls01s1 for steam l9}f
az for kettle rendered.
Freights-To Liverpool rule quiet and hrm; engage
m.nts per steamer of 600 bush wheat At sGsh fol
this week, and loo for next week.
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on,..xo LIZ. s,es. n.rA...

By Telegraph CHICAGO. Oct l.
Cattie-Mors active but little change in price He
ceipts 1o7. Sales head at toae % for infer-
to choice.
Hogs-In moderate request and steady at recent de-
cline. Receipts all head Sales Of SIS att 90 4eb
for ommon stock to even shipping lots
Sheep-Quiet and firm at previous prices sales At ~
- 50, the latter price for An extra lot.
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81. Louis Cattle Market.
By Telegraph b. LOUIS, ocs. l.
Cattls-Yirm demand; prices steady; 4ho6X for goot
to choice.
Eheep- Good demand; SOS for good to choice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-02
mass meeting ~ Bonaparte.

There viii be mass meeting at Bonaparte
on Saturday, Oct 10, at II o'clock. Hon.
T. L. Withrow, Hon. C. c. Nourse, Hon. F.
w. Palmer, and Col. Leighton are assigned
rs speakers. Local committees will please
make all necessary arrangements.
If PETER MELExDY, Chairman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-02
Register, n.g,s..r Register

Let every voter 60 to. Recorder Wilson's
Office and see that his name is registered all
right. If You think of Republican not
likely to register, look for the name on the
list, and if not registered see that it is done.
Eeyery man whose name is not registered by
The Tuesday preceding the November elec>
ton will lose his vote.
Attend to this matter at once.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-02

10. o. F.-Regular meeting Of Pucke-
chetuck Lodge No. 43, this, Friday, evening,
at II o'clock. Instruction in the Fifth De.
gree by the Grand Master.
HENRY w. ..CLEspENIS N. G.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-02

MAsoSIc.-Special communication Of
Eagle Lodge No. u A. F. b A. n. this
evening. School Of Instruction on the third
degree.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-02

HAsrz.-A good audience MS present last
evening q the Atheneum 70 witness thstssly
mafvslou6 fsats Of this celebrated MagiciAa,
1lldsionist and Professor Of Lsgsrdsmsin.
Hid entertainment wns nons the less wonder
fol than plsasins, tho audience being per
fectly delighted With il His matching silver
quarters from the air, Transporting articles
from one place to another without touching
them, and drawing innumerable articles from
. hst was enough to elicit the astonishment
and admiration Of almost any one. The Mag
ic Flower act is the most surpriaing and pleas
ing, perhaps, Of all, though the answers from
the Magic Bell seemed none the less occult.
The ready wit Of the performer added much
to the entertainment.
Pfof Hartx will appear again this evening,
and We understand that tho feats Of this mys-
FERROUS Illusionist upon that occasion will ap-
parently be even more marvellous than those
Of Ia 1t evenings Don't fail to 60 and see him.
NJ 4 0rvr AUDRr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-02

HoMEopATHIc.-We call attention to the
card Of Dr.. Geo. E: Ehinger, homeopathic
Physician. There is quackery in oil profess
sions especially in any new and revolution
airy movement likely to catch vast deal Of
drift wood. Quacks and incompetents fall in
with the current, and the true representative
men aad workers in the new movement have
more TO suffer from these incompetents and
quacks, who are professed adherents, than
from the opposition Of enemies. DR.. Ehin-
ger is truly representive man Of his school
of me icine. BE is one of the best Home
opathic Physicians in the West or in tie
country. He practices his profession con
amore. BE is thoroughly astudent, devoted
to his theory Of medical science, and moro
intention developing and building up that
theory than Of winning applause for himself
personally. He was an allopathic physician
for some years, and was scientific and good
one, he has been practicing Homeopathy
in moro recent years, with fidelity and skill
to WHICH all who know him will bear witness.
When We commend him We speak that We do
know. He has repeatedly been our physician
in obstinate and critical cases, and We cor
daily bear personal testimony to his integrity
and admirable character as . man and his
great skill AZ physician. We heartily COM
mend him to all patrons of Homeopathy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-02

SAM. NJ. CLARK will addree the Grant and
Colfax Club at Vincennes on Saturday even
ing, the Sd inst, at o'clock, punctual to
the minute.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-02
CITY NEWS.
MAJOR McCLAUGHEY.
OF CARTHAGE, ILLINOIS;

OF CARTHAGE, ILLINOIS;
Aud other able speakers, will address the
Grant Club and citizens Of Keokuk, on the
corner of Main and Fourth streets,
Tomorrow Evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-02

1nnrsenlaf lArs y 81 Losis nov ~ he
ssNAiis Collar Mns y %, asd win y until
fsr1hss notice. Bya recent arrangement for
Transferring = Rock Islasd, passsnssrs viii
roaeh D. Paul over this line twenty -5ouf
ho1rs sooner than By any other. 8. NJ. Arch
q, Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-02
A. NJ. CARPENTER, Sect =.

The New York Store IL now reosiving
from Mr.. NJ. Gregg, who is in New York,
one Of the finest stocks Of Dry Goods ever
offered to the Keokuk public. These goods
were bought for cash at panic prices, and
consequently will be sold at astonishingly
low prices, NJ GREGG & SoE,
81 Nos. 5 Il Estes House.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-02

BLACKSMITH WANTED, at corner OF FIRST
and Main streets. None but good work.
man need apply. I2s-1w] ST. MORLEY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-02

PLAscHETTE. following lines are said
to have been produced on paper At Daven-
port, through the medium Of Planchette,
that thin piece of board or gutta percha,
heart-shaped, on wheels, with pencil at the
point. Who ever heard Of Spiritualism on
wheels before? Novel and strange as it may
appear, it exists nevertheless, and the young
ladies of the city are perfectly delighted, aye,
charmed with it, for it has revealed to some
Of them the name Of their future husband,
and the time at which the happy event is to
transpire. Young men will please bear this
fact in mind, and if Planchette has predicted
that mono Of you viii marry certain young
lady, your fate is sealed, the decree has gone
forth, prepare for the worst.
The spirit Of Claiming claims to be the
author Of those lines:
TEE LAND Or BEULAH,
Land of the Spirit World,
The land Of life, and light, and ioy,
Where angels sing their songs OF love:
beautiful land Of BoulAh.
Q, could tell Of this beautiful land
To all the children Of earth.
! should feel tho bliss Of seraphim,
And shout with the loved Of earth.
Beautiful land Of light and love
Land Of the Amethyst shade,
Where peals Of praise roll on and on
throughout Etern;ty's glades.
Then come to this land Of spirits, come,
Your loved ones will welcome you all;
Their arms are roady to clasp you,
And shield you from care and toll.
They viii lead you through fowcry wales
And meadows Of ,elvety green,
And beautiful fountains Of water
Will throw jets Of silvery sheen.
Oh! xhsn lifs's BATTLES are ended,
And sorrow forever ned.
WI you como and partaks Of the joys
OF the beautiful land Of Beulahy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-02

Can be seen In correctly arranged numbered
ciss pe Carriages about % sets Of har-
ness large lot Of Slsighs, Buffalo Robes, Bells, hips
&C &c; also two nne young Cows. and large lot OF
mall prses too numerous to partcularize In this sd-
vertlsenent. -.
The proprietor pledges hmselfthat everything shalhe
fairly, openly and honestly conducted
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-02

vlsHIS distribution Of prizes will be con.
u Quoted on fsir and impartial plan Ill THE
PRIZES ARE PUT IN AT FAIR VALUATION oi
calling Il the propetnrs Livery Stable corner Of 9th
and Main Streets Keokuk, Iowa, and examining the
property.
lation With every prize put In at fifty times It's true
value but this enterprise such not the case Inc
proprietor hopes In this 70 be able dispose o.
oncs, OF his Livery Stock At only fair price, a.
protracted illness Ia his family makes II impossible for
give attention to his business which re-
qures.
In looking over the prizes the reader will besr IN
mind that ever- horse Is SOUND. and OF nrst-cass
stock aud every Buggy Of recent stye ana nearly -
good - and eli top buggies The carriages are
worth to-day cash what they put In at and 20 Win
nearly every thing In the Stable.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-02

FoR RENT.-The booths and refreshment
stands on the Fair Grounds will be let to the
highest bidder on Saturday next, Oct. Sd, at
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-02

The Tanners will be out in force.
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Eees-17c.
PouLraY-Live Chickens - rs to s. IS q doz.
EonoHUn--40 to soc per gallon.
PofAToBs-New 90c to 81 10 y busheL
swsKr PorAross-Whits 81 rs to 81 so; red
800.
OsIoHs-75c per bush.
TonAroEs-$i 90 to l 20 per bush.
LARD-City cured 1sAc per n. Country cured
Ito to l8c per ID.
BRRswAx-36 70 Csc per ID.
TALLow-In bbls, IL to lie; loose 1oc per b.
FsAfaRRs-Prime SOC to 65c per h.
RAes-Cotton, So per ID.
WnIrs BEAHs-Common to good s. 90 to so
CHR8sK-Good country Ice. Factory szoc
vIsEaAR-Ellington's Cider Csc per gal.
BRAK-Dull at 60c pcr 100 lbs.
FRuIrs-Gr een Apples 81 rs to s. 50 per barrel
Dried Apples 10 to 12Ac per ID. Fresh
Peaches 81 90 to 8 90 per bushel.
Dried Peaches, l5c; none in market.
GRApEs--5 to Sc per ID. by the box
SrEBs-Timothy 81 50 to 10. Glover II b..
Flax seed 81 rs to 81 oo.
O,Ls--Coal oil &c., Linseed, raw 81 20, boiled
$125, Lard, No. 81 40, No. 81 80.
Fish 81 90 to 81 10.
Live Srock-Beef Cattle 81 90 to SO 90 gross.
Hogs, good lots, So to Sc SO gross. Sheep
So to 5 SO gross. Veal Calves from - "
to $40 90
BAcoN-City cured canvassed hams lsc, shout
ders i3c, clear sides l7c. Country cured
hams lac; shoulders 124c; sides l6lc.
poRK-Mess Is to $50 per Dbl.
Woor-Tub washed 4oc.; fleece do 6ne
L0o; unwashed, 20 to Csc.
uA3-Timothy choice in active demand 1t IRON
81 % to $40 90 per ton. Prairie 30 w
to So 90.
Woop-$5 SO to Sc SO per cord according to quail
itY, in good demand.
HIpEs-Green, So; do cured Toe; dry flint zoe;
do salt 15c per ID.
sALr-Lake So 1903 rs. Ohio River IS 70
on levee. .
GLAss-sxio - 50. Ratios discounted IS to ~
per cent.
NAILs-$6 Is rates.
BAR IRoN-4ac, rates.
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An EXPERT *, EFT n 81 t2ln M 1, correspondent
writes: IA very cus ious performance presented
FIT the f. thp peop'ss o3f Berlin Ssh
Psusia, is1the drum oonpartof the celebrated
drummer; Mr. illus nbaeh9, on sixteen
drums, With Fight rum sticks. Sixteen
drums replaced 90, iron 'isupporters,Min in two
ross.c Those at both ends are placed little
higher, SO that the double row of drums forms
an arch. Tie aftist shows fEstlhis skill on a
single drum, and [ never suspected so much
music in that single instrument. The orches-
ira commenced then to accompany Mr., W eltt-
entach' play on TIE Sixteen drums, To de-
scribe it is quite impossible. The artist seems
toget almostt frantic, tand his movements Wond
honor an aerohat 2ttWithout ginterrupting the
tune for d sIoe e moment, he throws his drum
stlekslabeut ngall Idireeei eions, .catehlng them
again In the same. aanner he catches those
thrown to ham by his attendant ts Ravip gocon.:
oaaea' ihisrwondehai athletio nrusiea 2perfor-
NANCE Cue nartist again, shows his skiF op "a
sugh dfutH, which he places % the back'
ebairs catching drum sticks With still greater
dexterity than before. In fact, the sticks are
e5Iainualy flying ia the air 50 that you get
dry NTH thsh oi,i Oh aaq ~: b1.
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ALSO, theFrench Instantaneo Copying Book,
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TDALLARD HOTEL, oo
d. I5KrCuMoED, Va. March 10, 1868
This elegant establishment i open to. accom-
modation Of The public. The building IS one OF
THE FINEST IN THE CITY, .... u
and for style, convenience and beauty OF AT
rangement, i. acknowledged to be superior
les FURNITURE
is new and complete and for cleanliness, it is
The Subscriber after more than twenty
experience in the business, thinks he risks
nothing in saying that this Hotel shall, n'eTeTy
respect, be g.. p. ..iorsr r.,- -.L...-------.,
EQUAL TO ANY IN THE SOUTH,
and asks the patronage Of his friends and the
public generally. JOHN ?. BALLAED,
......-..,a JAMS nr Proprietor
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