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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-27
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
JlMES RIVER AND K4NAUH1 CANAL

DROP OSALS will be received at the Office Of
L the James River and Kanawha Company in
the City OF Richmond from the 18th to the l;,rd day
OF August, Tor the construction of all the Excay,-
ton, Embankmcut and WaIling not now under con
tract together with nearly all the Cuycrts and the
greater portion OF the Locks between Iynchburu
and Madens' Adventure
The work advertised embraces the twenty
miles between Columbia and the head of Naiiens'
Adventure Pond, the eight miles between Seven
island Falls and Scotsvle, and about twenty isola-
ted sections, reserved AZ the former letting between
Scotsylle and lynchburg.
The quantity OF Masonry offered is very rreat-
consisting OF about two hundred Culyerts If from
three to thirty feet span, nine AqueductS. thirty
five Locks number of Wastes, with several farm
and road Bridges.
General plans and specifications of all the work
and special plans of the important Cuyerts and
Aqucducts will be found at the offices OF the seyc
al Principal Assistant Engineers on the line of the
Canal.
The work will be prepared for examination by the
18th July; but mechanics. well recommended de-
Sirous OF immediate employment can obtain contracts
tor the construction of number of culvcrs at pri-
waite letting
"rsons offering 10 contract, who are unknown 10
the subscriber, any of the Assistant engineers
will be expected TO accompany their proposal, bv the
usual certificates of their character and ability
CHARLES ELLET, Jr.
chief Engineer Of The James Rirer
and kdndrha Companu
NorE.-The Dams, Guard Locks. most of the
Bridges, and number of Locks and Cuvcrts are re.
served for future Letting. Persons visiting tho
line for the purpose of obtaining work. would do
"ellto call at the office otthe Company in tn city
OF Richmond, where any information which they
may desire will be cheertully communicated.
The Valley OF James River, between Lynchburc
and Richmond, is healthy. c. T.. Jr
June6 I'd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-27

TO Patsy Barter, Thomas T. adams and Ma
Hda MS rife, John -. Rutledge and Lucinda
his wite, John ". Ruticdgc and Julia Inn his
rife, Henrietta Bdrbrr, John Barber, Robert
Barba, William Barbcr, and Jeremiah T..
Barber.
'EHAkE NOTICE, that the 9Th day of July
"a next, at the dwelling house OF Abraham G..
Shelton i'll the county of Pntsyvana, Va, shall
cake the deposition OF said Abraham G. Shelton and
others and on he lth day of the same month, at
the tavern of James NJ. Smith, at Henry courthouse.
Va, shall take the deposition of James Grant and
others aud on the 18th day of the same month. at
Bergers store, in the county of Pttsylvania shall
take the deposition ofBooker kesee and others and
on the 10Th day OF the same month, at the dwelling
house of George DeJarnct, in the county Of PittSyl-
vanla shall take the deposition of James rby and
others and on the 18th day ei the month, at
the dwelling house of Jabez Snow, in the county of
Bedford, Va. shall take the deposition of the said
Jabcz Snow and Others and on the ooh day Of the
same monhat the dwelling house Jno Ward in the
county ofPttsylvanla. Va, shall take the deposition
ofthe sad John Ward and others all which deposit
tons, when taken to be read evidence in suit
now depending in the supcriorcou of law and chan
Gerry the town Of LyIchburg. wherein you are plain
tiils, and myself, executor of Henry Ward dec and
Others, defendants. And if the said depositions
o any of them, should not be taken on the day or
days above stated, then to be taken on the nextsuc-
cecdng day in each instance, and continued from
day to day until completed.
JOHN LYNCH, Erecutor
ofHenry Uard, decd
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70 Brick Makers and Stone Masons /:

NV ~ 7 Nd TNHEDIN IFLY good workmen of
w the above character, to erect a tencme MT ninety
feet by fifty, IN this town. Communications specify
ing terms, will be attended to promptly Persons ap
plying viii be expected to finnish testimonials as to
character and skill RICHARD X. CRAIIE.
W The Lexington Gazette will insert the above
4w: ana forward account to this office.
Mnrch
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-27
POLITICAL.
THE DHATH-DED.

~ T. HOOD.
We watched her breathing through the night
Her breathing soft and low,
IS in her breast the wave of life
Kept hea,ing to and iro
So SILENT, we seemed TO speak
So slowl, moved about,
Aswe had lent her halt our powers
To exc her living out
Our very hopes belied our fears.
Our fears our hopes beled-
We thought her dying when she slept,
And sleeping when she died
For when the morn came dim and sad
And chill with early showers,
Her quiet eyeids closed--shc had
Another morn than ours !
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-27
NOTICE..

IhiEkE will be meeting of the citizens of
L Campbell, Bedford and Pittsylyania, at Lees
VILE, on the 18th of July. for The purpose of taking
INTO consideration the propriety of forming a new
county of said countless and Tor other purposes
The 18th of July will be celebrated at Leesve with
Barbecue.
May is ,d,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-27
NOTICE.

MILL be Sold at public auction, on Friday, the
w LIST day OF July, At the residence OF the late
Samuel Love. deceased, all the pershable property
bclongIneto the estate OF sad dcccdcnt The terms
will be liberal, and made known on the day of sale
AGNESS H. LOVE,
administrator Of Samuel Lore, dec'd.
June % oi.
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NOTICE..

WERE will be a petition presented to the
- next Legislature, for the formation of a
NEW COUNTY, out of parts of Campbell Pitt
sylvania and Bedford.
April 2 w2m
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

~, Louhgston, May 2'd, 1896
he parties interested in the foregoing deere,
NIL please TO take notice, that have apnoin,.j
hursdsy' the llth day of July next, to commenco
day, by 10 O'Clock A. NJ. they are reouesed - :,
tend, at Faber's Mill, in the county of Nelson v,,l,
'he'r books vouchers evidence and copies of Conn
papers, prepared for settlement.
SPOTSWOOD GARLAND. Com
June 6 I'M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-27

q CCOKDIANS.-l have on hand a hand
IA some assortment of these delightful and porta-
bic Instruments which, for sceetness and richness of
tone cannot be exceeded by any instrument used in
the fashionable circle. Found At the China Store o
JOSEPH ID. EVANS.
In
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POstpOnelllcnt.

The above sale is postponed until the 23d oil
July next, at which time il will take place on thc
premises. LUCAS 2. THOMPSON, Trust.
June e tbs
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NOTICE.

DERSONS having borrowed BOOKS OF the
1 subscriber, will confer a favor him by re
turning them TO him without further notice
JAMES Il. JORDAN.
, Campbell {. June Ii w2w
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sT71E LYNcHBURa DEMOCRAT.

vINIE subscriber respectfully informs the patrons
/ OF the Democrat, that he will be in Lynchbnrg
during the ensuing week, aud that it is his intention
to issue the paper as soon thereafter as possible,
Persons holding subscription papers, requested
to forward them 10 the Office Immediately.
TlIOS. l.. WILSON.
June 90 t.
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BOVNETS.

:" f have just received from New York, case
w of Fashionable Bonnets--amongst them,
some very fine Plain Straw-whch with other
pretty Goods, will be sold low.
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT.
ON CONSIGNMENT.
A few bales of superior Cotton Yarns, at facto-
ry prices. r. &c
juno 3 ,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-27
ALMOND LOTION.

JUST received, supply of Clements Almond
- Lotion new article, Tor beautifying the skin,
and removing letters, ringworms, sunhurns &c with
directions for accompanying each bottle. For
sale by JAMES ROYAJJ.
May Is
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CORN FOR SAFE.

IIANE iour or five hundred barrels Of CORN
Tor sale WN II GARLAND
New Glasgow. Jan. % Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-27

u a circuit superior court Of law and chance
n ry, continued and held for the county of Fraat
I'M, at the courthouse. on the 10th day of Nav
1870, sitting as court of equity
:, John bankenship and Mary Ann his wife, formerly
Mary Ann Dillon, pl,;rtf e'9
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$50 REV ARD.

- ANYWAY from the employment ofJames Do
a Ian about miles below Lynchburg, on the
9th inst, negro man named
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Asa Dillon. Arthur Dillon, Henry Dillon I,coh
Fowler and Patsey his wife Jesse Dillon Jr Robe,
iasley, William Paisley, Jr. William Dillon Fann,.
Iasley, David Sink and Delilah his wife, Elizabe,,
Dillon, widow of Jesse Dillon, sen'r deceased
and Semi Hale and Jno. ID. Boothe administered
Ill he said Jesse Dillon scn'r deceased DcGs
ID appearing to the court. that the defendants los
Sc tlllon, Jr and David Sink are not inhab;t,,,
OF this Commonwealth, and that the plaintiffs have
proceeded against these defendants according 10 tho
act OF assembly and the rules of this court and thcy
sun lang to appear and answer, the plaintiffs bills
taken tor confessed as to these defendants. Imore-
over appearing TO the court that Asa Dillon Arthur
Dillon Henry Dillon, Jacob Fowler and Patsey his
wife, William Dillon, Fanny Paisley Delilah Sinh
Elizabeth Dillon, and Samuel Hale and John ID
Boothe administrators of Jesse Dillon. sen r. decd
have been duly served with the SubpDna in this cause
more than four months, and they still failing to an.
pear and answer the plaintiffs bill is taken for CON
fessed as to these defendants. And now this cause
tins day came on to he heard, by consent, upon the
bill, the answer of the defendants. Robert Paisley
and William Paisley and was argued by counsel on
consideration whereof the court doth adjudse. order
and decree. that one of the Commissioners of the
court do take an account OF the administration of the
defendants, Samuel Hale and John d. Boothe adj
minlstraors of Jesse Dillon sen'r dec d. OF the es.
tate OF their ncstac that he do likewise TAX IN &c.
count OF the Announcements made BY the nfcstate
Jesse Dillon. senr.. in his lifetime TO the female
Pihlu' "hu 10 tle delehdantS, the children OF the
said lncstae. whether of real or personal estate with
the value thereof at the time such advancementsw
made; that the said Commissioner do call upon the
parties hereto for proof thereto and that in default of
satisfactory proof that he be allowed to examine the
parties on oath, and that he report his proceedings
IN the premises, with any matter thought pertinenby
himself or required by the parties to be so stated
A cOpy-teste,
NJ G. CARPER, d. e.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, Rocky Mount ia.
The parties interested in the within Decree arc
hereby notified. that have appointed "Wednesday.
me 2|th day OF July next to commence the STATE
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-11-09
Great Sale Of Lots.
IN MADISON, (W. Tl

THE subscribers will sell, at public auction.
L 400 TOWN LOTS, in this town,
Oh the 2lst day Of November next. Sale to com.
lnence at ~ O'Clock, A. M. Terms-One fourth
OF the purchase money must be paid down and the
balance in six and twelve months, without inter-
est ~ Madison i. one of The fine towns in Wiscon-
sm territory which obtained presumption act OF
congress passed Oh tho I'd day of July, 1886. The
title is therefore unquestionably good. Too much
cannot be said in favor of this situation for town
site: Nothing need be said to those who arc ac-
quainted with it, and we would refer those who
are not, to an advertisement in the Missouri Re-
publican, but would prefer all those who wish to
purchase an in this town. personally to ex-
anime tha site and surrounding country.
]. j. PHARES,
JOSEPH WEBSTER,
PRIAM b. HILL,
BENZ. BRATTON.
Madison, (W. T.) Oct. "a, 1886. 27-ts
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VIM. Myers.

AS received, direct from New Orleans. tho
- following articles: - S
rs hhds. N. o. sugar,
81 bags Havana coffee.
halt-pipes Champire brandy.
DO do Tenerieff & Madeira win. a.
io q, Sask Madeira wine, III years old, !
do. New Orleans rum M ''
= do gin,
o. DO sugar-house molasses,o
~ baskets Champagne wine,
~ ~ do Anisse,t,
III boxes assorted candies.
~ do French cordials,
qoi 90 perfect-love,
l do Aniset,,
casks winter strained oil,
boxes starch,
do mustard,
4 do HAVANA swees-mea,s,
~ do Claret wine,
bbls. loaf sugar,
boxes gun-powder and imperial teas.
y catties do and do do.
lo,OOO Melee cigars,
boxes dimes,
Together with a general assortment of
WIN GOODS.
ALL OF which will be sold low for cash, or l.,d
Du Buque, Nov. 8, 1886. 27-Sw
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-11-09
DISSOLUTION.

YNHE partnership heretofore existing between
Il Loring Wheeler and Hiram Loomis, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. IL. LOOMS ha-
wing purchased the entire interest of the lac firm,
requests those indebted to call Immediately and
have their accounts adjusted in the best manner
,he pressure of the times will admit and those ha-
wing claims will so please hand in thsir accounts
for settlement.
LORING WHEELER,
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N. BARBER.

1Ns
II AS just received, and is now opening,
49, large STOCK of GOODS, well selected
tor this market, consisting in part of the fol-
lowing articles:
Ready Made Clothing.
Blue, black, green, snuff, and invisible green.
tcck ana dress coats; blue black, drab, green, and
olive Cashmere and broadcloth vests; black bamba-
zine pantaloons and vests; large quantity Of
beaverton pantaloons, box and dress coats: fina
and coarse white shirts Guernsey, flannel calico.
and check shirts; hats, caps, boots, shoes, and
pumps; ladies morocco, ssal-skin, calf and prunella
shoes, slippers and bootees wool socks: pen,Iemen
and ladies worsted and cotton hose and half hose:
suspenders; Ihibet wool shawls and handkerchiefs:
shirt collars ;beaver, buck, and hoskin gloves India
rubber coats, pan.aloons, and ladies India rubber
aprons. IN
PIECE GOODS.
Calicoes, great variety of patterns; lace and
footing; silks and circassians; bombazettes and
merinO; super shallette prints; French mnslir .
bingham; black silk velvet; Russia diaper: leyen,
tine, pongee, bandanna and flag silk hdkfs. silk
braid; ribbed, mixed, blue and black cashmere.
super blue, black, drab and invisible green brord
cloths; Misses silk fancy hdkfs.; gauze do; red
cotton flannel; brown sheeting and shirtng; bleach
led do. do. white, green and blue Mackinaw blan.
kets; xed and white flannel; Kentucky, Jeans
Pilot closh, umbrellas, &c.
Grheertes s. l9robtsfous.
Corn meal, flour, pork, rosn and marble soap.
coffee, sugar, noasses, saleratus tar, salt, butter
and lard, starch, sperm and tallow candles, caseA
dish and cut tobacco, Young Hyson and Imperial
tea, alspice, dried apples and peaches, loas'.gar,
Spanish and Malay CIGARS rico, prunes and raisins,
lamp oil, and porter.
HARDWARE.
Frying pans, brass kettles, spades, saw-sets,
squares, composses, hammers, table hinges, Narfok
latches, brass candlestcks hollow-ware, sad-irons
Collins axes, bar iron, log chains, A. g. g. and lOd
nails, butts and screws, purcussion gun locks and
caps, lemons, hand and mill saws, adde's curry
CONDOS, patient and common augers, mill and hand
saw files, rasps English, American blister and cast
steel, Golfer mills, trace chains, and wrought nails.
MEDICINE.
Opodeldoc, Lees pills, quinine, parcgorc, Ep-
som salts, arow-root, roll-brmstonc, gum opium,
sulphur, Burgundy-pitch, cream tartar, rubarb, Ii
quorice, Griith's balsamc plasters, aud magnesia.
Also, good assortment of tin-ware, riding-whips,
brushes and backing, bed-cords, winlass rope
oil stones, brooms, by 10 and 10 by IL window
glass, gilt, prunea and pearl buttons, table, dirk,
pen and brtcher knives, razors chalk-lines, COMBS
strops, selves, needles and pins and various
other articles, tedious to mention, all of which
he will sell as cheap the cheapest, for cash, lead
or mineral. Those who have cash to pay for goods,
will fnb it to their advantage to give him call,
as large portion of his goods purchased III
the city of New York, he will be able to sell very
low.
Oct. 5th. 1885, A
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O'F'enall & Graham ]
vs.. In ATTACHMENT.
Samuel Pekin.

Samuel Pekin,
A A attachment has issued from my Office against
IA the goods and chattles of the said Sameul Pc
kin upoa affidavit fled byO' & Graham, and
unless ehe said Pskin shall be appear before me at
my Office in the town fDu Buque, in three months
from the date hereof and defend said suit, judgmen,
will be taken ~ confessed and the property attach
ed will bs aoad - satisfy said debt and costs.
s- WARNER LEWIS, ]. p.
Ordessd BY G. H. stowdf ~
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MARsIED-On the 9th inst, by tho Rev. Mr..
Read, Colonnl JAMES OLIPHANT, Of Balii-
more, Nd, to Mrs. SUSAN A. DEAN, of this
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more papers announce the death of the Hon. Ro-
bert H. Goldsboroush, senator of the United
States from the state of Maryland. He died Al
his residence, near Easton, ON the 9Th ut.
us the following extract fthe speech of his Britain
nic majesty, OF proroguing the parliament in Al.
gust last, in relation to our misunderstanding with
France:
81 am happy to be able TO inform you that nv
endeavors to remove the Misunderstanding which
had arisen between France and the United States
have been crowned with complete success. The good
Offices which. for that purpose, Rendered toithe two
governments, were accepted by both in the mos,
frank and conciliatory spirit, and the relations Of
friendship have been re-established between them
in manner satisfactory and honorable to both
parties.
III trust that this circumstance will tend to draw
still closer the ties which connect this country with
two great and friendly nations.
TERRIFIC RIAL SEAL-Ws have be en- favored
with All impression of the great seal of Wisconsin
The device is very simple, being confined to the
single point of the mineral wealth of the territory
which is indicated by the hand of a miner grasp
ing an uplifted pick axe, and pile of lead min
eral on the ground. Underneath appears the date
of the commencement of the territorial
and in the margin, in capital letters, are the words
"Great Seal Of Wisconsin Territory" The seal
has not been executed by one we'll skilled in the
art of engraving. very large portion of this re.
gion cannot be cxcelled i'll fecundity of soil, and
there might have been in the device, some refer.
ence to Ceres; the territory is however, at present
known only for its valuable minerals, and for this
reason the seal may be generally approved.
LIVERPOOL IN OnIo.-This town, we are inform.
ed, is rapidly improving. 1t is forty miles from
Pittsburgh, and gives the fairest promise of becom
ing, in short time, formidable rival to that ci.
ty. Its location is extremely favorable for a man
ufacturing town. Coal, lime, and clay, are foune
within short distance; and the rail road, which
is designed to connect the lakeswith the Ohio, will
terminal at this place.
PRESIDENTIAL ELEcrIoN.-The following state
ment was received by the last mail:
PLNNsYLvANIA.-Democ maJorities in al.
most every county heard from. 10 of the 90 con-
gressnen, it is supposed, will be elected from the
democratic ranks.
Nsw JERsEY-Opposition members in the as
sembly 10, democratic 81. The presidential cleo.
tors chosen by the Legislature.
LoUIsIANA.-Small democratic majority in the
state legislature.
NORTH CARoLINA.-Opposition majority fo
governor upwards of 5000. A small democratic
majority i'll the state legislature.
OlHo.-Gen. VAscr, opposition, is elected by
several thousand majority.
w. B. Mario N, Esq, of Fayette, has been ap
pointed by Gov. Boggs, attorney general of the
state of Missouri, vice, Ro BERT w. WELLS, Esq
resigned!
MIR. ATcHlso Ms request will be attended tc
next week.
"CURT1us" will appear i'll our next-"T. F.
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GIVE would inform our friends, who have had
Job-work done at the Office, that inorder to sustain
our establishment, little sscAsH' is Indispensable
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10. ANDROS. M. d..

"OULD inform his friends that he has 80 far
w recovered his health as to be able to attend
all calls in the line of his profession. His resi-
dence is OH the of Church and Locust streets
Du Buque, Nov. 9, 1886. 27-,f
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DW D W @wge
WEDNESDAY. NOV. 9, 1886

6J-We commonly dsvote the necessary time to
our proof sheets, and credit has been given to US
Tor the typographical accuracy of our paper Some
mistakes were, however, overlooked in the number
of last week, which we seize the earliest moment
to rectify. In the communication of C,srtivs, LIST
line, 3dparagrap, for tsremarks,' read remnant.
IN the 18th line Of the same, for "libey'' read Teri
y in the 9th paragraphs 9th line for sspfoprictor''
readpropretary: and, in the editorial notice of the
Belmont Gasette, 9th line, for ssrcspectable read
rc.peetfM
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ID B ST Il 7 s. r SO 81 /.
IR. q. SHAW.

ID EN Il 7 S r G Ia
R. q. SHAW,
SUR G1aON IDBEI P1gEp,
"OULD respectfully inform the Ladies
w and Gentlemen of Du Buque and vi
cinity, that he has returned again to this place,
for the purpose Of attending to all calls in his
profession---he would likewise observe to those
who may need his services, to call Immediate
ly, as his stay is limited to few weeks. He
performs all the various and necessary opera
toes on the teeth, gums, and mouth, viz: teeth
and lstumps neatly extracted on the most ap-
proved principles, so as not to cause one half
the pain or force required by the usual mode of
practice--teeth filed, cleaned and plugged, and
loose teeth fastened---also the most difficult
cases of scuruy and scorbutick affections Of the
gums successfully treated.
Porcelain incorruptibic teeth inserted in
stumps, or plates and springs, SO as to COM
pletely resemble nature, and warranted not to
decompose or alter their color.
His Office is in the room formerly occupied
by VIM. w. Corriell, Immediately over the
Tontine House, where he can be consulted at
all times, unless Professionally engaged.
N. b. Ladies will be waited upon at their
residences.
Rejercnces--Dr. A. Hill, DR.. Stoddard, DR..
Mason, Il. Fassit, J. ID. Smoker,
Du Buque, Oct. II, ls36.---24tf.
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I0HI0R,

NN19WB,
TNiE co-par;nership heretofore existing unde
u the firm of O'Farrall, Cox e. Co., has been
dissolved by ntua! consent, and the interest of
Cox has been purchased by F. K. OFerrall.
+. K. O'FERRALL.
III JAMES COX.
q JOHN o. GRAHAM.
Du Buque, Nov. 9, 1886. Gift
The busnessr will BIO continued at the old stand
under the firm of O'Ferall and Graham. The
new firm have entirely given Up the credit system,
They will take in exchange for goods cash, lead
mineral, or produce.
+. X. O'FERRALL.
JOHN o. GRAHAM.