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Head Quarters
41th REeT. s. c. M

OLDFoRp SEPT. 25, 1Sa9.5
Inc Forty-fourth Regiment s. C. hiiliYia,
wili parade at Timmons Town on Saturday
the C27th) twenty-seYenth day Of October
next armed and equipped as the law directs.
for drill and review. sI.
The commissioned and non-commssioned
Officers will meet on the day previous at
the above stated place for drill and7instruc-
tons.
An inspection of armes will take place
Immediately after parade.
Brlgadier General Saml. r. Chandler and
Stall arc respectfully invited to attend the
BY Order of
COL. F. M AiELLETT,
w. T. WILDER, Adjt.
Oct 80 4t
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South Carolina Sumter Dist
}, B. caragan and wife,
R. S. Re1lcrd and wife,

r. S. Rellcrd and wife, J
BY virtue OF an order from VIM Lewis
Esq, Ordinary of Sumter District, will sell
on the firs, Monday i'll November next, at
Sumter Cour; House, between The legal hours,
OF sale, one tract OF land containing 2O7 acres
on Gum Branch waters OF Black River adjoin-
ing lands of Sarah S. Red,ori. Jno a. Col
clough, Gailard and D.adirol Springs, or-
ginallv granted to WIN. Wcstbcrry, belonging
to the Estate OF Rebcc. Spann, deceased.
One other tract OF lG3 acres adjoining lands
of IL. Jennings, Sarah S. Rcdiori and Mrs.
Mouzon--originaly granted to Gen Thomas
Sumter belonging to the Estate OF Rebec,
Spaul, deceased.
Terms--Oa a credit till first day OF Jan
uary next Gall fees cash) the purchaser Civ
ing Bond with good Security and mortgage
oi the premises to the Ordinary, for pay
mcnt of the purchase money with inlcrcs,
from the day of sale.
IL. SKINNER, S. 5. d.
Il O:t, 1910. 81 ot
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,SHERLEF",S SALES.

BY virtue of sundry Executions to me di-
rcc'od, will he sold at Sumter Court House,
| on the first Monday and day iolluwing in
November next, within The legal hours Of sale,
10 the highest bidder, for Cash, the following
Personal Property. Purchasers 10 pay for
Titles.
l negro levied on as the prop
criy Of Henry w. Atkinson, at tic suit of G..
c. Moody, for al.
Some corn, potatoes and fod-
der levied on as the property OF James Ais
brook, al lie suit Of Mary J. Wells, Admir-.
TO be sold OH Tuesday Nov. at his resi-
dcncc.
negro levied on as tho prop
kr,y Of Edward Anderson, at the suit of De-
Saussure & Reynolds, Assignees.
, horses and 4 negroes levied
on as the property Of WIN. a. Brock. at the
snil Of J. III. Watt, David Trent and w. c.
Dukes.
IL cgro levied on as the prop
crty Of w. ]. F. Bcthnnc, at the suit of d.
n. pcnck
| horse, buggy and harness
levied on as The property of l.. Bell, at the
suit Of Tiadall s., H2rvin.
| negro levied on rs the prop
er:y of WIN. Ballard, at the suit OF T. J. Din
kins.
5 negroes levied on as the
property of Mally Brogdon, at the suit of H.
f. i'higpcn, L. b. Davis, and John f. June.
negro levied on as the prop
orty Of John ]. Brown, a, the suit OF Il. J..
C"ghan, Johnston g. Capcrs and Jas. Dun.
lap.
l horse levied OH as the prop
crty Of Il. W. Cullen, at the sui, OF w. J.
Bo,hnnc, and J. l. Miller
mule levied on as she prop
cr;yoi Isaac u. Brogdon, at the suit OF w J.
Bcthunc.
Z negroes levied on as the
property of James Evans, at tho suit Of W.
Lewis, Ordinary.
negro levied on as the prop
crty Of w. II. Molet,. at the suit OF +. J.
Dcschamps, McDowail g. Shannon and j. J.
Moore
Hides IN watts and out of watts,
Leather and SHOES, levied on as the property
OF Jesse Morgan, at the suit Of J. J.aw,on.
3 negroes levied on as the
properly of l. j. 'rmdali, at the suit OF B n
Pcnick, $. j. Oliver, James Il. Pack, a. J.
Moses, w. a. CoIciough.
| horse levied on us The prop
erty OF j. II. Watt, at the suil Of ]. II, Pres
colt, for another, and John Cobia.
| mule levied on rs the prop
erty of lessee Hatcs, at The suit OF r. r. Da-
Wis and wife.
3 negroes levied on as the
property OF I. D. Wh.tworth, at tho suit Of
Bank of Camden,
l negro levied OH as the prop
erty of Samuel Mckay. at tho suit OF J. A.
Moore.
Goods in Sioro levied on as
the property OF A. Chisholm, at the suit Of
l.. p Lorng : cases.
3 horses levied on as tho pro-
pcrty OF c. d. Gayle at the suit of WIN. IT..
Brunson.
l negro levied on as tho pro-
pcrty Of 1'hos. j. Coghlan, rs Security for p
O. Sullivan at the snit of the Bank OF South
Carolina.
Goods wares and merchandise
levied on as tie property Of p O. Sullivan at
the suit OF the Bank OF South Carolina.
HARVEY SKINNER, $. S D.
13 Oct, lS49.
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Clothing! Clothing!! Clothing \!

we have Jnst received decidedly, the largest
and hcs' assorted STOCK of READY MADE
CLOTHING ever oic.rd in this Market, and
no mistake. Coats Vests, Pants. Over Cuu,s.
Drawers, Shirts, Under SHIRTS, Sorksetc Wr
can renew The whole outer mun from Bonnet 10
Boul-hrel-G HEAP FOR CASH, or on nc
cotnnoda'imE terms aud reasonable prices 10
good cnstonrrs. Come oil aud make Your selec-
tons.
A. !. g. p. MOSES.
Oct. l6 81 tf
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In Equity Sumter District,
u,,s,,.' c,,ss'; Y; aa.' n''.' !, BILL,

Eitct lluHL CT. al.
Will be sold at Sumter Court House on
the first Monday in November next, and if
not then sold will be offered OH each eubse-
qucnt sale day until sold the following lands
o! the estate oil r. HUM, decd
a tract Of land of one hundred and fifty
two acres lying on Bay Branch the mill tract
A tract OF four hundred and thirty five acres
lying in the fork of Bay Branch and Deephole
Swamp and adjoining the mill tract.
a tract OF forty eight acres lying on Bay
Brach and adjoining lands of Estate II. Hunt
and 6. Hunt
The above lands ere situated in Darlington
District.
tract OF six hundred fifty acres more or
less situatod in Sumter and Kershaw District,
on liorscpcn Branch, on Scapo were granted
TO T. Garkins, boundcs by Arrants, and others
lands.
A tract Of one hundred and thirtyeioht
acres more or less situated in Kershaw Dis.
trici, on the South Side OF Big,imber Branch.
\ tract %! one hundred acres situated in
Kcrshnw District, on the West side of Scape-
who're Swamp, bounded by Davis's, Moore's
and other lands.
The terms OF sale are SO much cash as will
pay the costs Of this case and sac the balance
on credit OF one and two years in equal
annual investments with interest from sale,
purchaser 20 give Bond and personal Securi-
" and mortgage aud pay for deeds &c.
BY order of the Court
JOHN b. MILLER, c. SD.
Sumtcrvilie, Oct y, 1910 an tf
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DRY GOODS for FALL TRADE


EN CHARLESTON, s. C..
largest and most desirable STOCKS OF
GOODS that has ever been offerel 10 the
friends and customers of 253 KING SrREEr.
He has, during the past Summer, made ex-
tensive additions and alterations TO his rooms,
and is now prepared to show inisis retail de-
partment most splendid assortment of
Eaicli Fabrics for LatliGS' Dress,
Such Is: Elegan. Silks, Cashmeres, Mus
lin DLaines, Alpacas, Satin Du Chimes, En-
broidercd Orleans Cloth, Plain Merinos, En-
broidered Casiitneres, Chameleon Lustres,
G.nghams, Prints, &c, &c.
I.l the Shnll Department,
He is prepared 10 offer every variety o!
Long and Square SHAWLS. both Plain and
Printed, Elegant Silk do, Plain and Embrold-
cred Canton Grape do, Cashmere and Btochc
DO
A grea, variety of Rich Black and Colored
Silk and Satin MANTILLAS, VISETTES,
and SACKS,
Marscilies Quilts, Fringcs, Dimities, Cur
tain Stufis,
Every variety Of HOSIERY.
Goods for Gentlcmen's Wear. such as
Broadclo,hs, Cassimercs, Yestngs, Cravats,
&c, &c.
In rooms connected with his front sales
rooms he is prepared to offer Planters and
others one Of the most complete assortment TO
be found in Charleston of
FSi;asalkass, Rerseys, Suftinetts,
.Beaaas, gs0,nessics, ST.. az.
He confidently invites the attention of all
who visit the city to his stock, IA ono Of the
LARGESTIN THE ESOUrHERN COUN.
TRY.
II is his intention to embrace in his siock
every article OF Dry Goods that may be new
or desirable. SO that purchasers can always
be supplied with the newest and best Styles
ot Goods in the market, and at the LOWEST
PossIBLE PRICEs.
N. 3. In rooms over the Retail Department
he offers to Merchants and others complete
assortment OF all the above Goods, at
WHOLESALE,
And invites the attention of cash buyers to
his stock and prices.
w. G.. BANCROFT,
253 King street, Charleston, S. C.. 4
Aug 25 Al If a
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GREAT BARGAINS IN
DRY GOODS
Wholesale and Retail.

Wholesale alnd Retail.
A. NORTH has opened at the Store re-
Gently occupied by A. Young & Co., an
Entire New Stock of DRY GOODS conss
ting Of Broad Cloths, Cassimercs, Sattine,s.
kerseys, Jeans, Tweeds, Vesting, Blankets,
Flannels, Bed Ticks, Linens, Hosiery, Gloves,
Laces, Emhrodcries, Cravats, Ribbons, Silk
Handkerchiefs &c. Also, a large assort-
ment of
Dress Goods of the --latest
Styles,
Such as Elegant Silks, Meriuos, Cashmeres,
Lyonesc and Orleans Cloths, Mouslin lanes,
Alpacas, Mohairs, Bombazines, tGinghams,
Prints, sc, &c, sc. a ,E.4
, ALSO, s.
silnyvss. WantiiIas and vizefees
of tsne Newest Patterns.
ALSO, st
Just received an assortment OF Carpets,
Druggetts, Riggs, Fur Chintzes, Dimites,
Mereens, Damasks, Marseiles Quilts, &c,
&c. &c. 41i 49, " lS7S@i.& IN
AND,
A general assortment OF all aEticIes connec-
ted with the business, which he is determined
to sell at such prices for CASH. 4ii ti h
As will not fail 10 please all who may hon
or him with their patronage. His motto has
been "smali Profits and quick Returns"
Call at NORTHS before buying elsewhere
3 Doors below his old stani. tr
Sept. 20, 4S If
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Gin Bands.

1000 Feet inch Copper rivetod Gin
Bands.
on Floor Cloth, India Rubber Cloth Brus-
sells Carpeting, together with full assort !.
ment OF Carriage Trimmings, Oils, Paints,
Varnis'i &c. For Sale by
a. J. &, p. MOSES.
Oct . 40 ,f
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Male and Female Teachers
III ~ lIKa "a lNL,n,HI a D.. ..t.r

,ist The Board Of Trustees Of the Bradford
Springs Female Institute will meet at Sum-
ateryille on Saturday tho 9th November
next, for tho purpose, electing a PRINC CIPAI.,
NJ ALE and FEATALEs ASSISTANT,6 two
sFis fALE MUSIC TEACHERS and n BUR-
y fatt,s sior: the ensuing year, commencing on
tho lst Monday in February, and closing the
last Ffiday{n November following.
E The PRlNClPAI.m must be married gen.
Etleman, OF experience in teaching, competent
ito instruct in Natural and Moral Philosophy,
chemistry Alneraiogy, Geology, Botany the
Latin and Greek classcs-wllose wife will
be required to have the entire csuperintendance
of the conduct of the Young Ladies, when out
OF the School Room. A salary, of one thou
sand dollars, per annum is offered, with board
OF himself, wife, and any children they NAV
lave under seven years Of age free of cliarne.
The MALE ASSISTANT must be a gen
tleman OF irreproachabe, character con1pe.
tent to instruct in Algebra, Geometry, Plain
Trigonometry, Rhetoric, Logic, the Latin and
Greek classics. The Salary offered is Five
hundred dollars, per annun, and board fur
,nished
The FEMALE ASSISTANT must be
competent to instruct IN Spelling, Reading,
Writing, arilhinctic, English Grammar, Geo
graply and History. Salary Three hundred
aud fifty dollars, per annun,, with board
A Salary, Five hundred dollars per annum
!, with board, is offered for Lady competent to
& 4.lnstuct in Music on the Piano, and the French
Language.
a Salary, of Four hundred dollars per an
y nun with board, is offered for another LADY
competent 10 instruct in Music on the Piano,
and Guitar, and who understands drawing
and Painting in Oh and Water colors.
For BURSAR and his Lady, who will
be required to discharge each and every ;iuty
pertaining TO that Office Salary oi, Five
handrcd dollars, for twelve months common
cling ist Of January, is offered with board
OF themselves, and their children under se-
ven yenrs of age.
ADDRESS, pos: paid, D B. NTcLAURIN,
Secretary, SUAITERVILLE
HENRY ID. GREEN, President.
Oct. lst, 1910. 81 Ct
D Charleston Courier, and Southern
Christian Advoca,e VIII please Copy twice a
week until day of election, and lorws,rd their
bills to the Secretary
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South Carolina Sumter Dist,
IN ORDINARY.
p III. Gibbons,

Peter Mcknight.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that
Thomas Mcknight, the defendant, in the
above stated case, resides without this State
Il is therefore, ordered, ,hct he do appear
and object 60 the Division or Sale OF the
Roal Estate, "I Thomas Mcknight, deceased,
On or before the seventeenth day of Dcccn-
her next, or his consent viii be entered o:
record.
w. LEWIS, o. s. d.
Sept. 18th, 1910. 40 3.
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For Sale

a first rate young HORSE accustomed TO
drawing, IN either snglcor double harness.
For terms apply at this office.
25 Sept, lS43. lDl AZ II
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South Carolina Sumter Dist,
Elizabeth cEiveen ct. al,

SIS vs., i Z.
Thomas McElveen and
Robert NIcElveen.
BY virtue of al Order from the Hon.
orable the Court, will sell Oh the first Mon
day in November next, at Sumter Court
tract of land, containing 5S5 acres in Salem,
on Deels and Mill Bays, adjoining lands Of H.
Goodman, Est. OF John Lennon, Est of Ben
DuBose, James Moore, and others, for no,
less than Three Dollars per acre.
One other tract Of 54 acres on Pad linp
Swamp, adjoining lands of D. Green, r. II.
Fullwocd, G. II. llayer and Est. of John
Lennon, for not less than Two Dollars nor
acre.
One other tract of 300 acres on Pudding
Swamp, adjoining lands of G. r. Player, Est
Of John LGrnmon, II. Goodman and r. II
Fullwood, for not less than One Dollar and
and seventy-hve cents per acre.
One other tract Of BOB acres, on Gum
branch, Waters of Douglas Swamp, adjoif,
ing lands of II. Goodman and Thos WeIch.
for not less than One Dollar and sixty cents
per acre.
One otner tract Of 2659 acres, OH Douglas
Swamp, adjoining lands of J. Moore, S. b.
Coker, +. Rush, Lydia Floyd, VIM. Valer-
tine and Est. of Ben. DuBosc, for not less
than Thrty-seven and half cents per acre
Tcrms-On credit for twelve months
from the day Of sale, (a!l fees and costs of
sale cash,) the purchasers to give bond with
good security, and a Mortgage OF the premi.
ses TO The Sheriff of Sumter d. strict, for tho
payn cnt of the purchase money, with Inter
est from the day of sale.
H. SKINNER, s. s. D.
l3 Oct. la49. 81 81
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i. P.A1N..l N..ls.TNjSa.

The snhserib"r hnviu. just returned from
Charleston, is now fully prepared 20 Execute
IN n flushed style OF Workmanship p--any Pain.
ting, either Plain or Oruumcnu--and hopes by
ms conl'nued sxcrions 10 please, TO merit y
cohtnuhhco oi patronage from his friends and
tho public generally.
ALBERT RI. GRAY.
Sumteryle, Oct, 8, 50 81
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Head Quarters,

20TIi RECT. S. C.. NJ
The Upper and Lower Bntiaons, 2Mh
Regiment, >. {. Militia, are hereby ordered
10 assemble at their respective places of rcn.
dezvons, for Dril! and REVIEW. The Upper
on Saturday the 3rd day of November next,
and the Lower, on SATURDAY the l7th Nov
The commissioned and non-co,nlniSs.onad Of
lns.ructDn The Lieut.. Col. and Major arc
charged with the extension OF This order in
their respective Ba,ialions.
BY order of Col. RHAIE,
HENRY l. PEEBi.E&, iln
Oct. 10. 1910. 30 =,
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Splendid Assortment,
r, ]. SOLOMONS g. GO,

Have just received and nre now oprnin" their
NEW STOCK of FALL. aud WINTER
GOODS, cony,sIin. OF DRY GOODS. GROC T..
tlES, HATS, CARS, BONNErS, BOOTS,
SHOES, IlARDW ARE and CUTLERY, also
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Sale at Auction,

On Monday the oh of November next,
II o'clock, will bc sold near the Cour, House
IN Sumtervilic for CASII--unlcss sooner
disposed OF at private Sale Il Horse named
Giauccus, well known in the vicinity of
Manchester, M rs very superior Plantation
Hhil!on-he is very gentle, and very fine
Saddle and Hnntias Horse
Horse Bnggy and IIlrncss in good
order.
Break Wagon in GOOD order.
Scti Carriage l!arness in good order.
| Ola SSulkey.
W. E. RICHARDSON, Agent to Sell.
u Oct, 40 81 2t
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SONS OF T TEMPERANCE,
Sumter Division Mo. 10,

,5. The regular Weekly ia,7estiag ofthis Diui.
saen will, he held on Wednesday Epsai,ig
next, at their Hall at 8 O'clock. :
p. o. SULLIVAN, R. IS.
Sumterylle, S.. C. 10 Iv IS
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New and Choice Fall Goods


9I snbscfiber are now receiving one o
4 the largest, aud most desirable stock o
GOODS that has ever been offered TO tile
friends and customers ofthe
CAMDEN B BAsZA.AIEss.. -. %
81, They have duripg.thc pastsweck opened,
and are now prepared to show a splendid as
gsortnient of IS &. si
Rich Fabrics Jos. Ladies' DTes-
y SeS, *
SUCH AS, Elegant Cashmeres, Muslin De.
LANES, Plain Merinos, Chameleon L,stfcs,
Lyanese Cloths, i.isle Stripes, Ginghams,
Prints, &c, ssi si
A large assortment OF SElnvls,
Such as Long and square Shawls, both
plain and printed, silk. cashmere and broche.
a large stock Of Linens and Linen
Goods. *
Marseiles Quilts, Dimities, Curtain Stu!fs,
&c.
EVERY VARIETY or HOSIERY.
Goods for Gentlemen's Wear,
a large and splendid stock Of Ready
Made
CLOTHING,
Or every quality, aid at prices which Cannot
fail, to please.
AND
They are also prepared to offer to Planters
and o:hers, one of the most complete assort-
ments to lie found in Camden,of FL
Blankets Kerseys ,Satttnets leans,
D0-NESTICs, &C., &c.
III They confidently invite the attention
Of purchasers 10 their stock, as one of tho lar
gest in town.
1t is their intention to embrace in their stock
every article Dry Goods that may be new
or desirable, SO that purchasers can always be
supplied with the newest anil best style OF
Goods in the market and at the lowest possi-
bic prices.
NJ. DRJcKER s. co.
Sent 06
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South Carolina Sumter Dist

Z. Rhodes.
BY virtue OF an Order from VIM. Lew
is, Esq Ordinary OF Sumter District, | Will
sell on the first Monday in November next, at
Sumter Court House, between the legal
hours of sale. one tract Of land, containing
l2o acres on Rock Bluff, waters of Blac K
River, adjoining lands of JOS Chandler, A. J.
Chandler and Est. of David Shaw, deceased,
belonging to the Estate o. Elizabeth Rhodes
decreased.
Terms-On credit till FIRST day of Janua-
ry next Gall fees cash) the purchaser giving
Bond with good security and Mortgage OF
the premises TO the Ordinary for the payment
OF the purchase money, with interest from the
day OF Sale.
II. SKINNER, s. S. D.
l3 Oct 1910. 81 3t
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BARGAINS! Bargains!

The subscribers have just received
one of the heaviest and best selected
stocks of Goods they have ever opened
aud for quality and cheapness cannot
be surpassed in this market. Cali and
judge for yourselves.
BROWN, LEE, &. 90.
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In Equity Sumter District.
A'''''" :: :: h1yss' Ct al. DILL.
Jnbn {, Cha,.

'0''' Vt '1''""'
VIII be sold at Sumter Court House on
the the first Monday in November next, and
il not then sold will be offered at each sub.
scqnent sale day until sold, the following
lands y tract Of one hundred and twenty
Two acres situated near Alligator Branch
waters OF Rockc: Bluff, bounded by lands of
NJ Rhodes, a. Chandler, and Estate of Daniel
SHAW aud r. Shaw.
ALSO, seven negroes, property OF the de-
icndant The terms of sale are Cash, pur-
chaser paying for all papers.
BY order Of the Court
JOHN B. MILLER, C. E. Sd
DC. . 40 IF
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Ready Made Clothing,

All OF which they oii"rng nj the VERY
LOWEST TRRMs-on winch they can be sold IN
this 'iarIct.
They invite their FRIENDS and the COM.
MUNlTi to give tkem cuIi aud examine for
themselves before purchnsii,g elsewhere.
Oct. 10 so if
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School Books,

OF Every Description from the Elementary
Speller, to Latin and Greek, incluiing Sta.
tionary OF all kinds, for Sale by
a. J. &. p. MOSES.
Oct 40 If
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iC0rOner,s Sale.

IN. Harvey Skinner,
"a i, sysi sfl - SEttyslssS j III . "a 8
Thomas Owens,
Will be sold at Sumter Court House on
.the; first Monday in Noyembernext, Horse,
levied on as the property Of defendant.
w AsCOLCLOUGH,'C c. s. D.
Oct. 13, fiS49, 81 3t
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For Sale

As lam desirous. of removing, I ofi;ar FOR
sale my Plantation situated ON Saptse, ten.
miles from Nelson Fesy. Tie saidi Planta-i
ton contains about Two ,ahoHsand -Four
Hundred Acres, ak hundred cleared and
under good fencsing, Onti.e premises IS q
good Comfortable tso story DWELLING
we'll finished and all necessary out buildings,
price, -Four. tholsafa Dollars, and, will
.tbrow-in my whole, stock consisting Of One
hundred hd g bead 9f Cattle sssenty or Eighty
seventy hoad Of Goats. i For any further in.
formation address the subscriber lVrights
Bluff Post Office. lr%!lii
WILLIAM M. DAVIS.
iss Sept. 10Th, lS4G. AZ 3fm.s
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I'D NE .El H JJBs H..

"a Fund - ed have formed pa III ership,
\ conlineIsc iisg on THE lst day &c August 4.
III 4 4y, for The ire stlon Of 4 general
AUCTION, III OF X AISDINGs AND COM
IssION BUSINESS
They viii give par ticular d tcntio1 to the ptr
chase andssale DC Real Estate, and The puy.
meitt Of Faxes for non.residerts. Having been
Identified with Dubuque for the last Is years,
and acquain, I'd with The wants of the people Of
Northern Iowa, itis believed they will be able
10 give satisfaction in their line of business.
They will be in the constant receipt of fresh
Family Groceries, Clothing, and Dry Goods
on consignment from below, which they will
offer at such prices, for cash, as must give sa,
tisfaction.
Regular Auction Sales OF Dry Goods, Gro.
ccrcs, Furniture, &c., every Saturday after.
noon, at 3, p. NJ, at their stand, corner of I'd
and Nam streets, formerly occupied by Frank
Smith. GEG l.. NIGHTINGALE.
GUY B. MORRISON
Dubuque. Sept. 5, lS49. 3ms.
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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-10-03
n D Cd
4 hofsb o5l, that Tie Dubpque lIIutu

II Sshorsby Civ cd, that the Dubuque Mutual
II Fire i,surances pa has been incorpo.
rated under The pro visions af q an act Of the
General Assembi Of the IS State Of Iowa, en-
Titled, s.an sact ton ithorize general lnuorpo.
rat ions, for purpose Of niulnniI y insuring
dwelling houses stores sll ops, and Other build.
|ings, house hold ture and 81 Ill property
tof its Members IS
T The ca plta 81 ock incorp ted, cons ii cf
the deposited notes OF is mem bers.
subject e assessme nt fort he ent of loss.
cs and exp enses 81
Two and q half per cent on the amount 81
the depostos premium notes is actually paid
in when the articles OF INCORPORATION are
signed and insurance effected by every mem
Der, and the reminder is to be paid whSnev5
erthe Directors shall max assessment On said
notes tie pay losses and expenses,
The association commenced its corporate
existence on the 26th day of April l54e,
which will expire BY hlnitation Of law on the
a6th day Of April, 1868 but subject to- re-
newal By a llrap ilnolis vote or tile members
foralike period ofstwenty years The cfEccrs
of the company consists Of a Board Of twelve
directors TO be elected annually On tho first
Monday in Jnne, and ID Fsesid enIs Secretary.
and Surveyor appointed by he Directors.
II. B0DfII {, Pres I.
nsRECTORS.
C. II. Booth, ]. P. Farley, j. &. Langworthy.
J. c. Weatherhy, +. V. Goodrich, Richard
Benson, VS.. Gillian Jno. G. Shields, ?, A.
Lorimier, VIM La"ther, Peter WapIes,.and
M. Moblcv. -.