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TENNESSEE RTVER.

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NUMBER sss
OFFICIAL
: Appointme.nss A by the President.

Appointnients by the Presfdents
By and Nth the ,dduce and consent Of the Senate
-9sis5i s - IL CONSUL. ~ - r. =
+ j. Alexander Pleasanss, at Minatitan, MEXICO. -
80. p COLLECTORS or TIE CUSTOMS. ssz =
I Greene C. Bronson, district Of New York, My.
in place of Daniel. s. Dickinson who declines the
William s.. Bowen. district of Bridgetown, New
Jersey, in place Of lillian E. Bowen. whose COM
mission was revoked. - lssss t.t :
Thaddeus Sanford, district oil Mobile, Alabama, IN
place OF John j. Walker. removed - .scle y K
Thomas ID. Jones. district of Frenchman's Bay
Maine, In place of CHARLES Peters. removed.
-.ss SURVEYOR or THE CUSTOMS -. y
Seth Belden Hartford, Connecticut, in place of
Penheld B. Goodsell, removed. F,Sss,s-S
-e-l-. - PosTMAsTERs. gst=
Ferris Forman. Sacramento city. California.
+ j. ]. Smith. Frederick. Maryland. &. !
q Robert a. DaVage. Nevada city. California. -. Z
Daniel Dickson, Wilmington. North Carolina.
E. B. Goodsell, Bridgeport, Connecficut.-
W. w. Wick, indianapolis, Indiana. s,,s - -
James Buchanan, of Pennsylvania, TO be envoy
extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary of the
United States of America the court OF The Uniied
Kingdom of Great Britain and Iseands in place of
Joseph X. Ingersoll, resigned. zzzS.fs s:ss2
United States for the northern district Of Alabama.
Samuel Ridenour, posimaste:, Hagerstown, Mary
land. -ss -.1,. "a. e..7- = 49,
Archibald VI. Campbell, postmaster, Fayetteville,
North Carolina. .-. s.ls -. -. =
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We publish below, for reference, the act of tue
last Assembly, dividing the State into eight Con-
gressional Districts: aea
CHAPTER XXI.
AN ACT 10 divide The State of North Carolina into
Congressional Districts.
SEC. l. BE IL enacted by The General .7ssemJiy of
He Stale of North Carolina and lis hereby .nacied
Gy ihs authority y the sane, That for tre purpose OF
eiecng representatives TO The Congress Of the United
Siaies this Stale shall be divided into eight districts,
as follows:
The first district shall be composed of the coun-
ties OF CurTtuck, Camden, Pasquoiank, Perquim-
aus, Gates, Chowan, Hertford, Northampton, Hall
fax. Martin, Berthe, Washington and Tyrrel.
The second district shall be composed Of the coun-
ties OF Hyde, Beaufort, Pin, Craven, Jones, Lenor
Wayne. Greene, Ejgeconhe, Onslow and Carteret.
The third district shall b. composed Of the coun-
les of New Hinover. Brunswick, Columbus, Bia-
den, Sampson, Cumberland, Robson, DupIin and
Richmond.
The fourth district shall be composed of the coun.
lies OF Wake, Franklin, Warren, Granville. Orange
Nash and Johnston. ,
The fifth district shall be composed Of the counties
OF Person, Caswe, A!amance. Chatham, Randolph,
Guilford, Moore and Montgomery.
The sixth district shall be composed OF lhe coun-
lies of Stokes, Forsythe, Rockingham, David son,
Davie, YadkiE, Surry, lredell, Alexander and Ashe.
The seventh district shall be composed of The
counties Of Caawba, Castor, Lincoln, Aecklenburp,
Rowan, Cabauss, Union, Anson, S.aniy aud Clcare.
land.
The eighth distrc, shall be composed Of the coun-
lies OF Wilkes, Waauga, Caldwell, Burke, Ruher-
ford. Mcdowell. Henderson, Bunconhe. Yancy,
Haywood, Macon, Cherokee, Jackson and Madison.
SEC. 2. BE further enacted, That the sheTitTs ui
the different counties shall meet Thursday sue
ceedng The day of election compare The poles al
the following places, to wit In The frs, district, al
the county yseat Of Berie county in the second dis
irict, in the town Of NewberD In the county of Cra
ven; in the third district, the county in the
county of Biaden; in the fourth district, al Louis
burg, in the county of franklin in the fifth district
at The town of Graham, in the county of Alamance;
In The sixth district. at Tie county of YaGkin
county; in the seventh district, al the town of
Charlotte, in tie county Of MeckIenburg; in the
eighth district. the Of Ashevilie in The cuun-
ty Of BuncoRbe.
Read three times and ratified in General Assem-
bly,, this eth day of December, A. d., 1852.
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THE STANDARD.
o.1rrGH, SATURDAY, APRIL IS, 1853.

SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
We learn that the candidates for Congress IN
,h;s District are Burton Craige, Esq, OF Rowan,
and lanes w. Osborne, Esq Of Mecklenburg. The
Charlotte Whig admits that the issue will be an
extremely doubtful one, and the contest will be
we'll fought on both sides. !" The same paper adds
the champions are both the strongest men their
respective parties in the district, and whenever
NAV be elected, this district will be honored IN the
council halls with as much personal talents moral
worth and individual integrity, as the most favor
ed districts in these respects in the Southern coun
try will be. "
We have nothing to urge personally against Mr..
Osborne. He is gentleman, and possessed of
respectabe abilities but his political opinions and
nrucples are of the most erroneous stamp. He
has acted from his entrance upon public life, with
the old fashioned Federal Whig party. He has
been prominent for years among the Federal lead
ers. as an opponent of the Independent Treasury,
Of revenue Tariff, Of the State rights doctrines of
| the Republican party and he was strenuously op-
posed, with Mr.. Badger and others, to tue annex
alton of Texas. In other words, he has been and
| Is a Federal Whig, and, as such, he cannot be
sustained by majority Of the voters of the sev-
enth District.
On the other hand, Burton Craige is a Republi-
can without spot or blemish. As a man be is
frank, raightforward, honest, unselish as poll
tcan he is well informed and reliable and devo-
ted to the interests Of the masses. He will take
rank al once in the House. His talents and ac-
quirements are not merely respectable-they are
SUPERIOR and cannot fail to command for him mar
ked distinction in that body. We can entertain no
doubt of his election. The District is decidedly
Democratic, but it will not do to rest on this Our
friends must organize-in other words, it will be
important if they would make sure OF Success, to
rouse the people the election approaches and in
duce them to go the polls. Let them do this, and
victory will most assuredly perch on their banner.
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For the Standard.

DAVE, n. {. March %, 1853.
Ma EDiToR: noticed piece in the Standard Of
the 18th inst sigued Surry, recommending the Hon.
John Hill suitable man to be the standard bear
er in The campaign next summer for Congress-. We
are willing 10 20 for asy reliable democrat, bui we
think the senator from Davidson. Col. SAMUEL HAR-
CRAVE ought not 10 be overlooked or his claims mo-
dervaIued. He lives in Wing County, and yeris
gen;emany and unexceptionabie that he can carry
the County in opposition to The Strongest Whig. He
is ready debater, of nnsuiiied character, no-
BILE, generous and patriotic, and if chosen would can-
the District, which is ths only way any man can
succeed. He is Of The people, and one upon whom
the breath of SANDER has breathed and il nom.
mated would u.eei The expectations of his numerous
friends in the District. DAVE.
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Reported for the Baltimore Sun. -
EXTRA SESSION OF THE u s. SENA

WAsHIyeros, April IL, 1853. ;
The Sena,s at l2 o'clock, and after remaining
short time in Executive session. the doors were
opened. 60 ~ l - - - -
The President laid before the Senate a letter from
Mr.. Souie, resgning his seat ga member of the
august body" having accepted The mission 10 Spain
vote OF thanks having been passed to Mr.. Aichi-
son, Saturday for The able impartial and diguifed
he has presided over the Senate and ihe hour
liked for adjournment sine die having arrived, he rose
TO make The declaration, and previous to doing so,
said, while he shall hare the honor 10 preside, his
highest ambition will be to retain the personal regard
and confidence cf his coiieas 7-s;;
So the Senate adjourned sine die. - = y
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EMr.wEEKLY - PER ASsUH II N ADVANCE 5
CITY OF CAROLINA WEDNESDAY MORNING APRIL n 1858

censured for the crime Of this lost member of the
family, for if he had followed the example set him
by them, he would have been now useful citizen
and enjoying the blessings Of rational existence.
Lost Alost so far this life is concerned but the
cloud that hangs over him, though black as mid
night, may nevertheless be penetrated by the light
OF saving Mercy. Every one appears to regard his
sentence as just. The law will no doubt take its
course, and his only hope, therefore, is nthe mercy
of God.
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Hon. T. l.. CLINeMAN. The last Asheville
News: " 1t will be gratifying to the numerous
friends of our distinguished Representative to learn
that he reached home ON Friday last. He is much
reduced in flesh, and quite feeble, from q severe
attack of disease, but is improving, and viii, we
hope, soon be restored to his usual health
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RAILROAD CELEBRATION.

On Tuesday evening next large number of the
citizens Of Portsmouth and Norfolk will visit Ra-
/ Leigh to unite with the citizens of this community
and others in celebrating the completion of the
connecting link between the Raleigh and. Castor
/ and seaboard and Roanoke Roads. This link, we
learn, will be completed to-day.
On Wednesday lastA meeting of our citizens
was held to make arrangements for extending to
our Norfolk and Portsmouth friends suitable re-
|ception-the Intendant, W. D. Haywood, Esq,
presiding, and w. Whitaker, Jr.. Esq, Secretary.
The following gentlemen were appointed Com
mittee of Arrangements: w. D. Cooke, DR.. ".
L. Scott, w. w. Holden, Seaton Gales, William
Thompson, Ly ttleton Waddell, Jr., w. Whitaker,
Jr, John c. Partridge, j. B. g. Roulhac, w. IL.
Tucker, Ed. Yarbrough, ST., James Ltehford, L..
W. Peck, j. Bggs, DR.. j. J. W. Tucker, John
G. Williams, A. NJ. McPheeters, K. w. Petersilia,
James P1ttick, W. W. Vass, and J. D. Num-.
4 general invitation has been extended to our
citizens to visit Portsmouth and Norfolk; and on
Wednesday morning the train will leave this place
at eight O'Clock, and arrive at Portsmouth the
same evening" Persons who may go down can
return on Friday. The. trip will be an agreeable
one and the celebration doubtless highly interest
ing.
We shall be glad to see our Norfolk and Ports
mouth friends, and can assure them they will meet
cordial reception Our only regret is, that their
stay will be so brief.
DEATH OF Ex-GovEaNoR IREDELL. We regret
to learn that Ex-Governor IredeI died in Edenton,
On Wednesday last, Of erysipelas. His health had
been failing for some years. He was 65 years of
age.
Gov Iredell had occupied various important
and responsible posts, the duties Of which hadis-
charged with marked ability. He was a profound
jurist-a ready, chaste, and impressive speaker,
and warm-hearted, amiable man. a.
Re His Excellency Gov. Reid returned to the
OIty few days since from visit to Rockingham.
D. W. Courts Esq, State Treasurer, has also re-
turned from New York City, where he had gone
oF the purpose Of opening, on the slst, the bids
or State bonds
CAPE FEAR RIVER AND Bars. We invite at
's"'ioh to the proceedings in to-days paper of a
tneetlns OF the people Of Wilmington, held on the
ON instant for the purpose Of considering the pro-
per means to be adopted for preserving and i'm;
proving the entrance to that port. s.. 4. IS
~ II
AZ The last Asheyille News says g on Tues
N"y morning the mountains in view of town were
SV'ered with snow" Decidedly cool. The wea-
suef ss In this region has Of late been mild and
balmy. ~. s5s..
Hs Judge Douglas. passed through this piace
VI y, wednesday last, with the remains Of Mrs. Dou
gas on his way to Rockingham, her native couns
\
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Tas wHEAr PaOsPEcT- The Lynchbarg Express
saws. the farmers are generally satisfied with the
prospec, for the next " heat crop. TIE fields are
green with ,be growing grain, and far there 10 ey
err indication of the usual yield. ln>soms plaees
poor lands have been vastly improved by the me of
suano Several of The farmers of the ceunty ere
putting theiroat 70 the griano test this year..
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MINISTER TO ENGLAND

We record, with high qualification, the appoint
nent of the Hon. James buchanan as Ministq. to
England. Mr. buchanan is one of the first states
men and diPlon,atists of the age. We trust Re
will accept the appointment. "a,
The Washington Union SAYS: ss@ -
1--WE announce with pleasure the appointment OF
the Hon. Jines Buchanan OF penns yivania, as envoy
extraordinary and minister plenipo,en.iay al the
Court OF ST. James. His nomination was sent in 10
the Senate yesterday, and was inlnedilleiy con-
frmed without reference, and by unanimous vote
The coIniry will universally recognise lie pro-
priey Of This appointment. IL is fiji thai Statesman
Of such ripe experience, eminent ability, and high
position in the confidence of the country, should be
appointed 10 represent its interests the hch
is usually regarded Of most importance. Mr.
Buchanan is not without experience in The diplomat.
ic service. f!e minister Russia under the ac
rnnstration Of President Jackson. The consum,na,e
ability and brilliant with which, as Secretary
of Stale in the cabinet o. President Polk te con.
ducled the foreign relations Of The country in Pc
riod of unusual disturbance ahd difficulty have es-
iabiished for him throughout the world the reputa-
tim of s,'iesman of The highest order Of accom-
pishments-
l, is understood that Mr. lngersoll, our present
munster at that cnuri, will not be relieved ill the
FIRST Of July next
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EaRLY wHEAr.slA specimen of growing wheat,
from tue plantation Of the late Colonel Greene,
Huicinson's Island. opposite the city. was left at
our Office yesterday. The stalks measure some four
feet and the heads are foil Of hslfrPe grains. We
should think that in two weeks more il would be
ready 10 harvest. II was taken from field Of forty
acres, all equally forward. ~. - ss..s -.
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MARRIED..

In the City of New York. on the 9th April, by the
Rev. Robert Shaw, Dr. Frederic d. Lente 10 Miss Mary
Kemble, daughter Of William Kemble, Esq. -
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THs WIFE OF SENATOR DouoLAs. A Washing.
ton correspon lent, writing TO the Western Watch
man, "a religious paper published al ST. LOUISE
states that only day two before her death, Mr..
Douglas had remarked that his happiness was COM
pleie. He had just been re-electsd TO the United
States Senate for SIX years, and his wife had just
given birth 10 her frs, daughter He had then two
sons and daughter. with one Of the most pleasant
and accomplished wives to make his home para
disc; and his State at the same ,me, evinced her
disposition to lavish upon him the greatest honors
Union.
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C,nditinn Of the Markets..

New YoRK, April IL. Cotton is duh, with sales
of I,o00 bales. Flour is heavier, with sales of g.
$50 bbs. at 56l 81 623 for Stale, and ga a.
$I S7a for Genesee. Southern brands are better
with sales Of 1880 bbis. at SIS S5 l22. Wheat
is nominal. Corn-saIes of 25 900 bushels at IS for
yellow, and 6at Tor mixed, the market easier. Coffee
Java. Sugar is firm, with sales of $50 hhd.. at Al
a for Muscovado, and 5 a 81 for New Orleans.
Moasses is active. with sales Of $50 hhds. New Orl-
cans at %. Oit-Saes Of II 900 gallons Linseed at
81. Whiskey-Sales of 200 bbls at 223, and bet
Ter. Pork-Sales of 900 bbls. al SIS SIS 25 for
pess. and SI3 25 Si3 so for prime, and buoyant.
Beef is steady. with sales of 200 bbls. at SIP so =
Sl3. .Lara-Salee of GOO bbis and Kegs at 81 for
b5ls and 1Os los for kegs. Cioverseed is IN lim-
tied demand at ID! l3. Spirits Of Torpehiine-
Sa.es OF 900 bbls. al So. -
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The CRrsrAL PALACE. From the present appear.
of this fdr-fained structure, should suppose
that il will be completed LeiUre the middle OF
May, or III first of June. The frame work.. how
ever, is nearly fuished with the exception of the
roof, which yet remains 10 be put on. The front
pari, facing Sixth avenue, advanced than any
other part OF the building. Here the glass is already
put in the iron window frames, and tine painters
at work. The columns, which will be soon finished,
very handsome indeed and on each one may Se
seen mounted abou, half dozen men, busily en-
gsged in drilling, hanTnerng. and filing. The floor
ing has Just been commenced, at which large nuin-
ber of our best mechanics are engaged at work.
The Reservoir, which oyerooks this beautiful edi-
fee, and commands fine view of the building, is
daily crowded iih visitors of both sexes Watching
with pleasure the progress of structure which. for
beauty. has been equalled. No doabti,he con-
using their utmost endsavors 10 order that
it may be opened on the hrslof Nay! We hope
that they will not disappont the people, and that The
character OF the American mechanics, who famed
FOL promptness energy. and talent, will not suffer by
the sowness Of The contractors. n. 7. Herald.
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cabine, Rumqrs-R RecnH .. tie senais-.H .Hini.ter %

caJine, Runors-R RecuH .s tie .Senais- Hfnisier To-
England-1Ms Gardaer Case, S-c .
WasHiycroy. April ii,h. The civ was fIIed
with al: sorts Of rumots This morning regarding
change in The Cabinet, growing out Of the great ef
quorum Of the Senate to-day, and the late hour at
which the Cabine, council broke up last night
Several Senators had left the city, anu others who
we're packing up TO go were called up at midnight
by The Sergeaniat Arms, with The request from she
President iha, they should remain. II was coni.
IDENTITY siaied that Mr.. Marcy had Withdrawn ffoh Che
Cabinet, and that Mr.. Gushing was TO lake il1e
Premiership. Mr.. Dobbin The Attorney GeheraIship,
and Commodore Stockton the post of Secretary Of
The Navy. ! now learn, howeyer. from <Endoubted
authority, that chinge in Cabinet officers wac
submitted the Senate, and that f any breach had
occurred he difficulty has been satisfactorily sdjnsted.
The Hon. James Buchanan was nominated and
Immediately confirmed as MinisIer to Engtand. IL
is understood that he accepts. The Senate transact.
ed no other business Of fimporancest there being bare
iy quorum present. Theother papers semi in mere.
w corrected The ofthography Of Two or three petty
appointments. a letter Of resignafon wSsFeeeigG@
from the Hon. Pierre SouIe, in which he e1pf5 -
his deep regret at leaving the Senate, and signGee
his acceptance Of the 81 Of Minister 20 Madrid.
In the Gardner case to-day spirited ydtecnsslon
arose in consequence of the nopardsal OF AsngcFss
lie Mexican Consul General, at New York, 10 give
the concluding Testimony for the Prosecp;ion. The
defence wishing 10 proceed with the feentfIug evi
dence, the court ordered that Senof A.rangors nust
be here by tomorrow morning. or he could not tes-
iify. The court adjourned at o'clock. and Capt.
Goddard was isIegraphed TO bring ArHngors on to-
mir eta-t
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CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.

We publish below, for reference, the act Of tue
last Assembly. dividing the State into eight Con
gressonal Districts
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FALL
DRY GOODS.
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81 WOOd-St..
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OFFER for sale large and complete assort-
ment of American and Foreign DRY GOODS,
a considerable pOr tiOn of the staple Goods were
before the advance in prices, and
will all be offered to cash or appoved credit buy
ers as low as they can buy in any city, East or
West. q"
PRINTS. = ...f
All the leading styles, com prizing Fall as
sortment; Dark FRANCES, Blues, Oranges, Mourn
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A Chintzes, &c
- GINGHAMS. moon .
Lancaster, Manchester, Domestic, &C., Earl.
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STUFF GOODS.
Apacas, Merinos, Coburgs, Paramattas Mohair
Lustrus, Fancy and Plain styles, De-Laines
Cashmeres, and all newest styles of WINTER
DRESS GOODS. HsE F.E
NOOLENS.
large stock OF 'ack and Fancy coored
Cloths, Doeskius, Black and Fancy Cassimers,
of most approved styles. +.
Coatings, in great variety, Domestic and I'm
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...tH SATINETS. aa tsWH
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Tweeds. Jeans, Cashmeretts, and all sorts low,
priced Winter fabrics.
s1 VFSTINGS. 4 @oJi
A full assortment in silks, Wool AMI German
Fancy styles.
eefges, oiIecias, Cambrics, irish Linens, Ho-
LINSEYS.
Plaid, Red, Blue and Chameleon styles.
sztt.u BROWN GOODS.
Bleached Sheetings and Shirtings, Flarnels o
all kinds and col6rs; Diapers, Shifting Strips, 0zI
naburgs, Drillings, &t &c.-Bl nkets-Domes-
tic and Foreign. ~.t,.-5y .,l .4#
A complete stock of all sorts Of
VARIETY GOODS
Plain and Checked Muslin and White Goods
Laces, Embroiders, Silks, Ribbons, Winter
Shawls, &C., and everything wanting in the Dry
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by constant additions throughout the season.
They solicit an ex animation Of their stock BY
any disposed to purchase. ...I.,.s
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MeClenaehan's cOuP'd Supporters,
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Mems Trusses. single and double. fn
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saiph. De QuInInc, Turkey Opium,
De nsre0sizsd OPIUM, for sale ~
PSekef Instruments, Surgical Nee lee
Ho6se Phleguns and syii igrs, assorted sizsa. ct
C. A. B0EtiEL's Drug store.
n. u. Medical. School and MiscsIIs.
neous Book and a general assortment Of StaIiOa-
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Cod Liver ELLA superior article just FV-
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Steam liriSt hiiII!i

The subscribers having rented the Steam
Grist Mill owned by Isaac Atkinson, are now
prepared to accommodate the public in the way
of custom work. Having entire control of the
Mill, we will endeavOr by diligence and atten-
ton to business to obtain good share Of public
patronage The Mill is in excellent running
order. Special attention will be paid to Gus
tom work, g ,s.5 ....
Flour, Chop. Bran and Shorts constantly or
hand and for sale. sa ~, -
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