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ca JounxAl, monthly, 1t So . year; or in
Gibbs Of ten, at 81 each. New Volume.
Jasuary Double Number now ready, so cents.
ADDRESS 8. r. WELLS, No. $50 Broadway,
New York,
"A rich s.orehouss Of instruction and en-
tsrtainment. IN. r. Tribune 1T deals
With eli QUESTION: affecting the good O. soci.
ety.r-Hre. Post. Zone Of the pleasantes'
and most readable magazines that comes 70
this of;cc,a-N. r. Chronicle. at ought
- haye ! place in every family. "-ITenton
Nositoy. mo other journal IN America I'M
n rta in ono yesr 20 much valuable informa-
non - this. and certainly no other teach es
man a. veil to know himself Each single
nnmher il worth the entire amount OF . year, 8
snbecr;ptiou. - Telegraph. Agents wanted:
9ae our New Premium Lists
Fgox DlxlE.-Our friend Mr.. Samuel
Klein hands as this letter from former Ne
okuLian now in Mississippi. From II We
make these extracts:
II suppose you would ike to hear from An I'm
partial eyewitness something OF 'ne snars u
| this glorious "unreconstructed' State OF N'ss's
.ippi that used to be. and would like TO 30 again
! dealing in human fesh-Country OF Freedom
that bankruptcy stalking and creditors swind-
linz. moor and broken down, hanghty and a'is
tocrstc country, that would from sheer indoienoe
and il sfnesa stop breathing fthey could avs with
out it; the country that dreams OF dispensing
| with negroes In order to get white mechanics ane
l.borers. to be treated like negroes The country
shat talks with great apparent bitterness sseahs
Kuow-Nothings, and 1t the same time hates any
thing in the shape Of foreigner, especially Ger
man fduteA,, and more especially Jews! In hne
/. country that i. crazy throughout, and does no
know what it wants. But you can form verl
| GOOD id,A from the description or heading, ho'
,h;n.s look here. There il only ono thing tina
mr.. ves u this country from open and wholssal
murder Of ell who are not known to have been y
the Rsbsl army, and that is. in spite of al thei
hir talk to the contrary, fear Of the yankees,
=. thew term every Northern or Western mar
Evervthine here is very dear. Flour from hftee
to sixteen dollars perbarrsl boarding, my do
lar, per month; pair Of custom made boot
tv.nty dollars, shoes, twelve dollars; and none,
notvithstandi ding tho abundant cotton crop, ra'h'
scarce.
aIh.ye been here now nearly two years b'
will thank God when the river opens to let u
out again. Grant proved himself . --' o.
The Southern man, If he dsfsd TO, wouid be
thoussnd times worse. You can tell this TO son
Of your Southern fre-sating - OF heokuh'
"The cotton crop paid so we'll last year that e
srybody is going into it this year - deep a. I'M
can and If it should fail there win be need OF a
other bankrupt law"
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

Thissplendid Hair Dye lie the best In the world; the
only and perfect Dys; harmless reliable, instan
neous; disappointment: ridiculous tints remedies
he i'll effects OF bad dyes; invgorAtes and leaves the
Hair soft and beausisul blaeA or brosr sod BY AL
Druggists and Perfumers and opery applied at Batch
iores Wig Factory, No Is Bond street, New York.
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Orr1cg FOR RExr.-Ths corner room 10
the GATE CRY building. formerly occupied
- IN Office, IS fox rent. 1t il commodious
ana vii make : fine business office.
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mARKETs BY TELEGRAPH

unisage Live Stosk Aaskss.
~ telegraph uncAao. jan -
CAttls-Acdve and hrmer. Keoetpts 9Si; sales 800
Pair 70 good 25S7s; good to extra 7&' 15
Hor,- Yirm ana shsAs higher. Receipts s4Ss sal -
s1s, Cow to fair shipping 1853 so; fair medium
packing 10 lo0lo So good choice ditto 10 coal o.
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IOtAI ,ult
This table is . very interesting study. The
victim Of this outlay may have an admirable
wardrobe before, but Of course he ignores It's ex-
istence, and begins De moro. This b . moderate
cAlculation--he could be sxtravagant and buy
soma expensive articles. Thea h nust give the
bachelors farewell supper the night before he
'jumps the broomstick, - the "jolly dogs" say.
To do this in any kind Of style will cost 5000,
making his bill, up to the present, @l.1ii. Fifty
dollars to his servants, to console them, makes
fifth. The clergyman must GEL $3.50, which
brings his appendicitis uPto q al, and when the
more for cards. and he stops to rest at 81 500.
In tbs meantime tho bride 10 on the hands Of
the modiite. In fact thu whole family is on her
hands. more or less. The mothers grief At the
loss Of her daughter mutt be assuAgsd with
81. 500 lace shawl and al her sisters and numer-
Gus female relatives with other luxuries. Her
own exclusive little bill. with which the fond
pate~ fnsniias 10 furnished after the trouble IL
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- telegraph onnAso. a.. H.
P1o9r-Dull and sasssr on Ill grades winter nearly
nominal sales Of spring extras 1t S 1870 So supers at
naS, white winter - 4oDlo - do red s. 80.
wheat-nodssAtely active; No spring closed hrn
At 81 l31oA; No sold st 81 2i<@23 ., 70 location.
Corn--Quiet but held 6rn 1t b3A04, NO grade sloN
Gate Qssa, clodns 1rn at l1N.
R,e-pall; Ne sasss; soninal At q Is for Nsi.@
Darlv-Quies 80 atsi es1s, closing nsainal :,
u 81.
seedsouist and rather easier; sales Of timothy At g
s5oss.
Hirhviues More active II s3ll0H
Provisions-Yasier, though packers ars offering but
little for sAls pork, for future, In moderate o.
and saiss lbr March and April u 80 Is; cash sse =
90.
L.rd--sold nors ftssly It lssl0is cash.
Dalk Meass-Lttls ipqsiry, but hoidsfs arm
Dressed IIoss-Ae demand. closnG at IL eo0ls
dividing @ 30 pounds
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We can assure our readers that Barrett
Vegetable Hdr Restorative" i really vst-
liable preparation, and thss trial is oil that
10 needed 10 convince any one OF ito excel
leney.-R hS6rry christfan Adrocate
81 12-ddv
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AcrsTs WANTED. men to can
vass in Keokuk and Lee county for Wallace
A..cr,>,ie Washer. 18-8t
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The Chicago Tribune has this editorial on
the opinion Of Judge Drummoad which We
publish:
We invite attention to the decision oil 1nage
Drummoud, published elsewhere, on an appiica.
ton for an attachment against tho supervisofs Of
Lee county, lows, account OF their refusal 70
lazy tax to pay certain county bonds, payment
or which had BEEN dscresd BY the Supreme Court
| Of tho United states. The lateness Of the hour
a. which it reaches us forbids any extended s1-
aminasio Of the decision, which u IN eject An
order for the arrest OF the Supervisors Of Les
county, in opposition to high sounding threst
| from the Supreme Court Of lows. judge Drum
nss1s dscisios 10 clearly In tbs pathway Of y.
snd order and in tho interests Of conmerciei !,
morality. Now II tbs authorities Of lows sn. u,
10 80 foolish thing 70 offer rssfstsnes 70 the
decree. Il viii be the boundsn duty Of the execu-
tire branch Of the sovsrnnspt 70 employ 'sros 70
execute il, and % much force - may oe nseeses.
-. IN such conflict, al tbs moral and material
energies Of thirty six States ~ill b n ayed on
| the side represented By Judge Dranmond. which
i simply the side Of the law, - intsrprsted BY IT.
auth oriseA tribunals.
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UDAvRxpoRr has an Old Settlers Society:
Keoknk should renew in this present what
is eft of its early life in some such way.
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IwHLvS PICTORIAL PRnEsTsl-A Frs.
Class illustrated Family Magazine, With
Physiognomy, Phrenolosy, Entomology,
Physioiosy, and Psychology, adapted to I'll
who rad, il THs lILusraArRD PssxsoLoo,s
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We now offer for sale, township, city and
county rights for the Wallace Automatic
Washer, At very reasonable rates. Any one
desiring rights will Gail upon Us At once Attn
old stand. County rights ase selling rapidly,
- aeNdt 81 pinssedfea bettesschoiee.
sS NAlxAcx 4 AaHoLn. II Main street.
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Eoes-28.
dressed chickens 6 to Sc per ID.
dressed turkeys l7Ac per ID
SoRauux-45 TO $50 per gallon.
PorAroEs-$l to l25 p hushel.
Osross-$l so to 81 90 per bush.
LARp-City cured l7.lsc per n. Country cured
l5c TO 7cperl h.
BupswA1-s0 to 500 per ID.
rA,Inw-In bhls 100, Per N.
FpArHHRs-Prime SOC to 700 per b. lVi
RAas-Cotton, Sc per ID.
WH,rx BxAss-Common to good 81 90 to } so
vMsoAs-15cper gal.
CHKEsE-9ood country loo. Factory zoo.
BnAH-In demand 1t SOC per 100 lbs
FauIrs-Grsen Apples 81 90 to IS 90 per barre
Dried Apples II to l4c per 10. Dries
Peaches, II to Ice.
srxas-Timothy dull ut 81 90 to 2 10. Glover
81 SO. Flax seed 81 80 to u 70.
| ous-Coai oil $50. Linseed, raw$l 10, boiled
$ll5. Lard, No. 81 SO, No. 81 40.
Fish 81 10 to 81 20.
Hogs, good lots, ~ to Is 90 gross.
BAcox-City cured eanvassed hams lsa1 &c, shout
| dera Isc. clear sidss 1To. Country cured
hams lac; shoulders lac; sides 1870.
| Ponx-Mesa 70 to $50 per Dbl.
WooL-Tub washed As to 49,; fleece 90 nns
IS to 40: unwaahed, IS to $50.
HAY-Timothy choice in activs demand At from
4l2 o. TO 4l4 90 per ton. Prairie - 90
to Is 90.
Woop-SS 50 to IS 50 per cord, aocordin 8 to quail
ity, In good demand.
H1pls-areen, So; do sailed loo; dry dint 5oo
do salt ice Per ID. pelts l5@l co.
sALr-Laks % 1905 Is. Ohio River - 70
aLAss-sxlo - 50. Rates discounted IS to 40
per cent.
| NArLs-$5 Is rates.
Ban IRoE-43c. rates.
GROCERIES.
| sreAR-Refned white A. l6c, refined white =
l5ac; New York extra c, l5A; yellow
Is; crushed, tic; N. 0. 10 to lac.
MOI BsIchers Sugar House, Zoe; Beicher
| Golden Syrup, 81 10; Plantation, 81 Do;
| Sorghum, 45@55c.
CorrnE-Rio, mir 9; pri..e 1se choice - q sSo'
Old Government Java, SIC; Imitation,
32c.
R1cs-south Carolina, 10A; Rangoon, lot.
TEAS --Yossg Hy.on. q 2o@l so; Imperial "
4o@l 50; Black, y GOO 90.
SoAP-Palm, I; superior Palm, Il.
CAxpLHs-Star, 1s; Tallow, IA.
MAckHHEr-Nol hf bbls, al 90; No DO, ~ 90
Family msckerel, hf Dbl, 81 co. White
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1otA s....]J,SoV
This amount does not include "extras," such
other members Of the family, who take advantage
Of thu marriage license, and make the old gentle.
man bleed from every pore. When the happy
pair-for surely they must be happy after laying
out,so much money 90 to church, they represent an
aggregate outlay Of 4s5sO. That. however, is only
tho beginning Of sorrows, for while they are
putting ON the unseen letters, the caterer. to
vhsn the delighted father in The ful1sss Of bis
heart has Of course given esyts blanche, has fur
.tshsa dJe.ser for 80 guests, together with the
following bill:
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Tas Reeiaer nance the following i've
Hawkeyss . nov being IL Dee MONIES It the
Agricultural Horticu' tural and other societ's :
81 that place: NJ Whorten. B s Willett Suel
Fo..er. D W Adams, Secretary; Capt.
Mstshews, Vice-Prssident; 8 kaannsn' .
Snyder, J L Budd, Amos Kimoaie, "m
Tracy, DR.. Bird, David Leonard treasurer;
q Hollinssworth, r Caldwell, 81 Comfort,
Col L Q Hogsats and Sam L Lucas o.
Ames,a and Hon. Geo E Griffith, Of IndiAsois.
u. Gov. Scott, Maj, Pearmau, of Davenport,
Edward Russell, Of the Davenport Gazette,
joni Fl Bacon, Of Washington, and fnll
force Of the State Agricultural Society Of
ficers are in town. John Given, General
Freight and Ticket Agent Of the Des Moine'
Valley Railroad, and Judge Hewitt O.
Eagle Grove, were in town yesterday.
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ULosrss.
CITY NEWS.

Manr TwAis lectures in Davenport this
evening.
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TIE undersigned has purchased the entire
and exclusive right fol. Lee county. Iowa, to
WalIace's Automatic WsaAee, and will con
tinue to EXHIBIT it and place them ont for trial
and sails, ct the old stand, II Main street
All are cordially invited to callsad examine
and give il = trial. JOHN Irwin.
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THr Burlington Democratic orgsn-the Al

1Hk Burlington Dem0cfatlc of9th-ths At
gus, says:
The Radicals are having an interesting fghti in
Missouri over the election OF United States Sen
ator. Carl schafs 10 pitching in With all his
might, with the extreme Radical element at his
back. We think he will win. The nation 10 TO
suffer this disgrace before things take turn for
the better.
That is simply ding Of the basest kind
at the loyal Germans. When any man, ss-
pscially an editor, talks of the election OF
~ great and pure man As Carl ,Schurz ~
being in any sense > disgrace" that man
Isl very mean Democrat or q very great fool
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Financial and Commercial.
xnoxuk nARKar.

Corrected daily by Snow HussR, Comm ission
Merchants, Second street,
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AMERICAN HOUSE
tBOst0n. Mass.

The La-gest First- Gass Hoase in Nep Enland
VERTICAL RAILWAY, SUITES and
SINGLE APARTMENTS with Bathing and Water
Convenience connecting; Billiard Halls Telegraph CT
6ce, and Cafb.
jun1 II LKW1e RICE & SON Propfs,
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Sew Hera msrEst.
Dr. rslssrsch.l sv ~. Jar. 10
roar- Closed du'i and saloc lower
whsss-Duii vishoss decided ehaags saies Of No AZ
81 IS In store
Rye--Fifmsr at Il 80 3safor xes.trn.
ost--Aors sctivs aid arnor at 7s,1ok for wrestler n
in store, 7st<E 70 aioat
Corr-Dsil q ol ARK for rs.xrd western: II q
olo6 for old mixed western snsat and in store.
PcrkDali; without decided chan g.; sales Of msss at
go. seler SIX months
Beef-ouisi; without decided change.
Cat Aisats-fteady. with moderate demand.
Bacon Fair request.
Lard Dull and heavy st1s,fsH for fair to prin .
new Ie.k rlnsnces.
By felegraphJ Nsx YORK. Jan. u.
Mcne5 Easier; demand ON cali readily supplied 1t 7
per cent of srinss liberal. with neseas reos pts
BY the fAubs from the Vest.
Gold Firm, CLOSING e. 7.
Governments Steady quist during the eay; 1910
however advanced materially A, the elg., the whole
| list WA stronger
Con- ons of 'sl l2;sa4; 80 12haA: 'e4 s-41eh
's5 sse4 new 81; e7 sss0 'cs SEALS 10 los ~
~.
| stoeks-Ralways setive and highSr, the whole lis
baoyant under manipulation ms OF Bulls.
| $50 prices-U Express $3da4: u Express $50
Il: Pacific Man I2sIz9sl WI T ssT as4h;N Is;
! 81. Erie ss1s314TA s,e1z: Fl W l22dL;
| lassxxs1 n " t34ass do ptd s5,szs4.
81. Louis Live stock market
By Telegraph D. LOUIS, Jan -.
Hoss-eo,d It ssaeis But oss packer In market
ycuh.r rh.A - -. 41a Ao0 abot IL 100 Issa hi
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5 A Lodge Of the Daughters Of Rebekah

A Lodge Of the Daughters of Rebekah
WAS institatsd on Tuesday night, At the Odd
Fsllovsl hall. The officers consist Of Erie
J. Lesch. N. g.; Mrs. John Psrdew, N. g.;
J. C. Fry. Sec; John Perdew, Treasurer.
The Lodge will be known hereafter Is "Col-
fa3 No A." napsd in honor Of Sshsyler
Collar ;whe , dstiagGiskea menbsr sfthe
fraternity, and, We believe, the originator
and author Of the Rsbskah Degree. Benev
olence and charity being the objects of Odd
Fellowship, this Degree, We take it, is TO in
terest the ladies more fully in the Order, and
thus secure their aid in the advancement Of
iss three cardinal principles-Fri
Love and Truth.
KEokuk has Board Of Trade, incipient
1t least. That's good thing. There's busi-
ness enough done here, and sufficiently large
eonqriai istsae1s eepNfng Asrs = nake
- r knkat onAn tmiasItly prsptr one
1owShk Ss1havs Do6sE u Trade, Bel
ver's question repssts itself in modified
sbspe-"W What shall ve do With it?'' Or, ifthat
way Of ps1Ingit saens kks % assumption Of
oatsids proprietary supesvisioa Of an essen
tally Independent body. No will ak rather
What Nj = do With isself, The orikinslors
OF the enterprise doubtless have several ready
aasvsrss We hops tAey will b uaaaiuoss
N ssying that Tor one thing they Will make
IN Immediate effort in their Organized form
10 sAeure bridge over The Des Noiuea r;ver,
It strikes Us that to an organization of tha
merchants Of our city, directed 70 ! -. and
cultivation Of our business intsre.. az.
measure must assume first and par,mon,.
importance. We have no tributary countr,
on our side Of both rivers to furnish M I
trade I'D support. " nsst give the fsr.il,
diEdBpgf11AheriAs IIEnsA and Hilout;
chxhcs q cone here II W expectJo do
any.kas M Y proper retail trade. The
,A'lroad and wagon bridge across the Miss;l
sippi win fx q out = to the. illinois trade.
Bot t6s Missouri trsds needs just - impsra.
lively to b aetsAstsd hers. 70 that end :
bridge oyss the De- Ho.asa il indispensable.
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THERE wasn't particle Of floating ice to
be seen in the river yesterday afternoon
This may be chronicled Is IN occurrence Of
an extraordinary character. The only i'm.
pediment to navigation between this point
Canton
The Herald says that boats continue to ply
between Quincy and st. Louis, and the Little
Eagle makes regular trips .as far up ss
Canton.
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~. hoU1e - oYRoG.

~ fslsgralA.l p. LscH. Jan Is
n ,ur-lnastivs ssysrs teDs 20 extras $5O7 Is;
XXX soea.
Whsai--very ts'E prime 70 choice red all II 60,
white 81 IS asx
CoeD-DuI1 st e716s.
oats-S50Ss.
Darlsy-Issetvs prime Iowa snd Illinois els5.
Rys-N2s.
Whisky-p7.
Mos PeTt-In active speculative demand; checked
this ssd ~ e,sh; lots for March delivery
sold .. u sOas q respectively.
Bulk Msats-snan sAles Of Shoulders at l24eH;
clear sidss l6H
Basss-HAass; sAssSss.s 1s,4o1l; clear .d.s l71.
cured hans 10,
LAstAomsn irregular lsh sold 1t l7s<e1et1.
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Colns -AxD@ Observation-Disclosures changes Of
climate are sources Of Pulmonary .aad Bron-
ehiol affection. Experience having proved
that simple remedies act speedily when taken
in the early stage OF disease, take At once
Brops's bronchial Troches," let the Cold
Cough, or Irritation Of the Throat be ever so
slight, a. by this precauton a more serious
attack may be warded of. cod
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All Of the e. makes and the Novelties from IS
andehea
n market
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Tns loss occasioned by the FIRE on Tuesday
night il estimated a. about $500. The prop
erty was insured in one Of the companies rep
resented by Mr.. H. B. Ten-Eyck. The build.
Ing WAS . one-story brick, located on Bank
street. A row Of frame buildings adjoining
il narrowly escaped destruction.
The fire originated in voodshed adjoin-
ing the building. The cause OF 1t 10 not
known.
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have
lin all the lauon
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The organization Of the Board OF the Iowa
Agricultural College, is - follows:
Il. N. Thompson Was elected superintend-
ent, s. E. Rankin, Treasurer; John Russell,
r. ". Humphrey and B. F. Cue, Executive
Committee.
The Board does not elect President o.
the Board until March.
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IN OUR SHAWL. DEPARTMENT

Will be found all the Novees1nfants Shaws
Shass Square snawls Long shaw Paisley shwls &c
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INTENSE ASSORTMENT IN OUR VooLEl DEPARTMENT,

All kinds fanne-m the cheapest Fann colo
domestic flannes; Shaker
scarlet and pla
/ bias, Scars, Breakfast Shawls,M apeins
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In our Mourning Goods Department

"" be found am Cloth Australian Grapes
wells, English Grape Mourning handkerchief, dc, dc f
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CLOTH AND CASHMERE DEPARTmEN

Great Bargains this DeparmenFanc Chncha Beavers bacl
Broadcloths Doe Skins, Fancy Cassrer Western mad
Shaker Jeans, Tweeds, &c. &c.
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The best stock of Gloves, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs,

Table Linens Towng Napkins Dyes Crashes Toilet Quilts
sorment of KID GLOVES Chicago.
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IN OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT


Dress oods N Silks pophns French Mer Empress Cloths
brated Buffalo brand of alatthe
Is &. + r LOWEST PRICES.
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Fancy Goods Of description Buttons the largest variety in
Laces Edgngs; Ruflpg; Chemse Trimmings Yoke TT
Trimmings; Bullion Frnges; Gurpuse I.aces; Gu
Thread Laces Veil Laces; Infants Robes
bonsi Flowers; Plumes; Ladies' and
Children's Hats &C. &c.
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KroKuK has Board Of Trade, incpient
II least. That's : good thing There : bu.i-
ness enough done here, and suftic,ently large
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-04-26
Spicy Farewell order of Colonel
Robinson 10 his Comrades.

Oeuerai OTucTs NO. ID
HEADQUARTERS ADD u. s. INFANTRY,
FORT WAYNE, MICH, April Y. 1859.
To-day the Forty-third regiment of in
fantry, as an organization, ceases to ex-
ist. 1t was organized pursuant to an act
of Congress by selection from the officers
and soldiers of the regular army and
volunteer service who had been wounded
in the line of their duty. Fourteen of its
officers have suffered amputation Of the
leg or arm, and all, officers and men,
bear upon their persons the marks OF
honorable wounds received 10 defense Of
the Union.
/ have been proud to command this
regiment OF veteran soldiers, and my
connection with it has been one Of IN.
alleged pleasure. The associations are
ended, and we are about to separate
With most of US the separation will prob
ably be final " A grateful country will
never forget your services" but uns
founded prejudice and the cry Of
economy have necessitated your absorp-
ton. Those of you who are considered
fit for active duty will be transferred to
another regiment You who have been
too severely wounded will be ordered to
your homes to await orders, or be dis
charged from the service. Wherever you
may go you will bear with you my best
wishes for your prosperity and happiness
Comrades, farewell.
JOHN G. Robinson,
Colonel Forty-third United States In
fantry, Brevet Msjor General United
States Army, commanding.
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MED at wnnsboro. South Carolina, on the
18th last, Barnwell ). Stuart, ktq, this city
The memory OF a good man taken from US by
death dwclls in the hearts Of his friends Per-
haps no ono who has lived in our community
SO brief period IS Barnwell s. Stuart made
so favorable aud enduring impression on those
who became acquainted with him; andiidnsa
Of his death were responded to by sincere emo
tons of sorrow in tho hearts of all who knew
him. with a frst-class intellect, thoroughly
disciplined, and assiduous habits of attention
to h $ business and studics.-he promised to be
a shining light OF his profession. With high
sense Of honor and integrity. governed by reli-
gious principle. he promised to BIO an ornament
to society. But death has ruthlsssly torn him
away from us. and we can only mourn his an
timely departure. His friends will never for
get the modest. unobtrusive. sensitive and
gifted gentleman who moved among US during
the last two years; and whenever they think
Of him and his death. they will sadly exclaim
Peace to his ashes. and honor to his memory.
G..