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STATE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION or IOWA

We have received iall report Of the proceedings Of M
democratic State convention Of Iowa held In Iowa Gin
the 2ith aItmo. The objects OF this convention w.,
in the language Of the call, ~the nomination q Ss..
teke, and the thorough organization Of the donna
cratic party An'seoepabe ticket nominated and
set Of admirable resolutions unanimously adopted A.
resolutions" says the Reporter preserve no expression !,
sound sentiment with anxious solicitude for the M
bility OF gentlemen who may have been guilty Of oeS
al shortcomings or have deyiAted more or less widely A.
the cardinal faith they tread with velvet feet apOa
nans tender excrescences they dilute none Of the,
ssnce with the weak vapidity OF modern slipshod n
partysm; they arc arrayed upon the line BY which Il
party has long fought and riamphed and suffered an
God willing Is 70 abide for ages hereafter Owing to i
crowded state Of our columns, We only make room 4
the following resolutions,
solsed That there has never period IN the H.
tory Of country when could with confidence p
claim the world entire adherence 10 and approv.
the old land marks of the democratic party.
'sRssoissd That the temporary Of foes bs
result OF abandonment Of principles s port AL
Of the aggregation Of dscordant elements brousht tage
for mercenary ends, affords ground for alarm bat ,h.
oonden. of the correctness OF principles Of The
egrity o the appeal To the sober second
Of the people with fears to the verdict they render
hesotred That the liberal principles Embodied by Jcse
the Declaration ~ Independence, and sanctioned In Ill
constitution, which make the land Of liberty and IL
asylum OF the oppressed Of every nation have ca
dnal principles in the democratic faith and every a,e,
to abrdge the right Of becoming citizens and the owners
soil among Us, ought 10 be resisted with the same s,
which swept the alien aud scdton laws from the statute
book.
Resol.ed That we adhere the doctrine of m anr,
strained religious liberty established by the constituted
the United States, and sustained BY all democratic admin.
tratons.
Rs.e,pea, That fully endorse the administrator "A
Franklin Pierce sound in principle, discreet policy and
true 10 the sountry.
'Reoirea, That cheerully approve of the public ass
Of the democratic delegation in Congress from the STATE
Iowa during the present administration.
Resolved, That the action Of the democratic member.
the general assembly during the present session. relation
to the election Of United States senator meets with "a
qualified appreciation
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sect suppose the Jews will 80 next How will the mat
stand then with the Proesans There have been BIT
ter controversies among them each one viii take bis turn
And when all killed on but the two strongest, what
dreadful conflict we shall witness In the time what
shall zoe dot | do not include YOU sir mean those
graceless hocks who wandering about the world with
out shepherd Why sir must wait the issue of the
conflict and when the victor has made has religion the
tabshed religion of the State by the grace OF the law
shall then become churchmen II any should say to US
Wo ye hypocriies ye appear unto men in Sleeps
clothing, "re sriH take ne lac upon them
But would il not be safer for us well the weaker
denominations stand by the present law Let the Cath
Ollie count his beads often he peases there are thou
sands among who their dollars oitener and,
where the for religious freedom has placed ~ an open
one
Mr. Chairman let do of yore Democrats We're once
much of the mind that IL immateria who Of
feed resolution all voted for it, IL could contain nothing
but what orthodox. Principles alone then divided
parties great and powerful parties contended for OPP
pote doctrines Victory had declared for either All
demanded four leaders fidelity TO those principles
and honesty of purpose Small plumbers not mag
nifed into crimes. A powerful enemy kept us united.
Since he has been yanquished and his forces dsbanded
what do hear Mr. b has office which he is un-
fit for Mr. ID has another which ought to have been
given Mr. +, &C, &c. while every Of them has
democratic testimonials that he is fit for any Office the
President may choose to give him.
We have governor and other State officers to elect
The friends of will urge against the vortes OF Others
objections which would not be thought of had we our old
enemy TO fight For my part wish the wing party was
again before us, in all its strength
Mr.. Chairman there have been some deections we must
repair them By union and harmony We strong enough
do what wish if act together formerly hope
the resolutions will pass unanimously.
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OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
BIZ and riM the adrice and consent Of the Senate.
Thomas Welsh Of Alabama TO be receiver OF public
moneys at Montgomery, Alabama
George H. Ambrose Of Oregon Territory to be agent for
the Indians in Oregon Territory
Nathan olney Of Oregon Territory to be agent for the
Indians in Oregon Territory
Robert Benguere of louisiana TO be register Of the land
office at opeousas Louisiana.
Charles H. Morrison of Louisiana be receiver OF pub
lie moneys ouachiia Louisiana piee Peyton G. King
resigned.
Robert D. Haden of Mississippi TO be receiver Of public
moneys at Columbus, Mississippi
William L. Caldwell, OF Illinois to be receiver Of public
moneys at Shawneetown, Illinois, p,cs Samuel X Casey
resigned.
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w ASHINGTON CITY.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEB. "A. 1885,

RSsr lsHAsL T.. JAsxs, No ir2 street
pss travelling assisted by WI. n.
Ions coLLIs- JAsss Dxssse A. EvAsx TnonAs Mos.
Jossra BsssTr Jossrs Burros. Rosxsr W. MosKIsos En-
VI. wlLEY, wItIiss l.. wsrHKsas "a. j. RIspcH, p.
w. MAcxss, and u. =. PKAKcS.
Or sr HsfNs M. Lewis Of Montgomery, Alabama,
Alabama and Tennessee,
BY g. Y. o. LKwIs.
o. Mr. e. w JAsKs No Harrison street, Oho 10
general travelling the Western
assisted by II. j. TsosAs, r. DKsr, ws. IA. TnosAs r.
Yxssa, y. NJ L. Wissaas A. cmLps, DR. VIZ IKwIs
Receipts Of either will be coed
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COMMODORE PERRY.

The boards of trade and in large Atlantic
cities have shown commercially prompt appreciation Of
the diplomatic services Of Commodore Perry We have
already noticed the liberal Of the New York
Chamber of Commerce The Boston Board of Trade re
Gently adopted the following resolution:
Resored That special committee be appointed con-
slider what notice. if any the Boston Board Trade should
take OF the services of dtng
man, Commodore NJ. c. Perry in his late mission Japan
establishing commercial interest with that COUNTRY which
promises TO be OF great value to and
lures"
The special committee consists Of the following gentle
men Messrs. Abbot Lawrence b Curtis Seth Sprague
A. Fearins and George r. Sampson.
The Hon Mr.. Walbridge Of New York. has given notice
of his intention to introduce resolution into the House
OF Representatives for of thanks Commodore Perry
for his eminent services in mission which has resulted
20 honorably and advantaeeously our country
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THE NEW GRADE IN THE ARMY.

The following is copy of the joint resolution which
passed the House of Representatives Monday and which
is at present exciting attention:
RESOLUTION authorizing the President of the United
States the title of lieutenant general By bevet
for eminent services.
Resored By the Senate and House of Representatives Of the
United States Of America IN Congress assembled, That the
grade of be- and the is hereby
vved the army of the United States in order that when
in the opinion Of the President and Senate shall be deemed
proper acknowledge eminent services Of major general
Of the in the late with Mexico, in the mode
ready provided for in subordinate grades the grade Of
general may be specially conferred by breve by
brevet only take rank from the date of such
services Procded homrer That when the said grade
lieutenant general by brevet shall have been filed
have become vacant this joint resolution shall thereafter
pre and be of no effect"
The section of the of Congress which established the
grade of acknowledgement passed the 2sth of
May 1898, and is follows Fifth Congress- session O.
chapter Al 179s)
"SEc g. And belt further enacted That whenever the Pres
dent shall expedent he is hereby empowered to APP
point by and with the advice and of the Senate
commander of the army which may be raised by virtue
this act and who, being commissioned lieutenant general
may be authorized command the armies Of the United
States and shall be entitled to the following pay and emou
mentsvz $3.50 monthly pay, $50 monthly allowance for
forage when the shall not be provided by the United
States and forty rations per day. money lieu thereof
the pricewho shall have authority appoint from
time to time such number of aids exceeding four
secretaries exceeding two he Judge proper
to have the rank pay and emouments Of lieutenant
onel."
The Mexican transpired in the year ls47 and the
pay of officer with the rank of acknowledgement
provided in the net OF 1885, from that date the present
would amount to than fifty thousand dollars 1t
will be that there is attached the grade Of euten-
antgeneral staff of six personsour observation-disclosures
and two secretarieseach with the rank and pay of lieu
tenant-colonel.
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The speech Of Hon. X Meade representative in the
last Congress from the Petersburg Virginia. district de-
vercd within the past month the Petersburg democra
Cyl is full of fine points eoqueny and boldly stated Mr.
Meade is actively engaged in supporting the cause of the
democratic party in Virginia against the influence OF clan
destne doctrines and proscrpve parans His speech is
printed in this mornings Union.
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HEALTH OF JUDGE MASON

gives US great pleasure to announce what appears
70 De good authority the complete convsescence OF Judge
Mason The Paris correspondent of the Philadelphia
North American writes:
81 have been requested mention for the
his numerous friends in city that you respected rep
resentatve, Mr. Mason the American minister Paris
completely recovered from his late ind.postion
very slight impeachment TO the action Of his left arm Is
now al that remains OF the effect Of the attack His mental
faculties have long since entirely recovered their
and vgor, or were rather indeed affected friend
who has Just conversed with Mr. several hours
found him restored TO all bis wonted vivsc,y and inc
gence."
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Nm WISE AT fsspxSicKsHvwe.--Mr Wise was expected
at fredericksburg Virginia Thursday evening in
tepation o. which event his friends there making
preparations 70 tender him a complimentary supper
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DkArH or sLLiosAnK--The Philadelphia papers
nounce the death Of Robes, vsnsycke esq, Of that city
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r-.....,.. of the Di,pateh.

Corrospondenee OF tue
0teomer - Ner Orleans drea Z z. Asas'sG
he Ysiioss Ferer Saferefs--osns"eor
Su;cide- 7Rackerdy, Sc. "a ,esx
~ rsvares OF the discas3 st
w C,ssso. iha sseamship Canawba = gettlng
r..1v ~ eave on the 23th. prosioeu .uo ". ~
.o.ss,s ssough to pay the expenses, when u
doubtful The AlAbams wn'cn 1870 ycs'esu ~
. .ru'n accommodates mauy Of them families from
Sav Orleans. The Marion, from Charleston, last
.vsniua yns also full.
Tho lie Progress, . red republican French jour.
nal which was started In this city about seven
,ooths ago. II to be discontinued, for want Of pats
ranare LIS last number appeared yesterday.
The total arrests for Drunkenness In the city
Yesterday were thirty Two. All except two were
ordered to be Imprisoned for ten days 10 the
tombs. sz s9t. .sFe.2 -
Frederick w. Theime, German. who kept .
saloon ct the foot Of 4sth street, East river, was
drowned yesterday. aee
Madame Parodi and strackos,h purpose giving
grand concert 10 this city, on the ash inst forhe
benefit of the yellow lever sufferers at Norfolk and
Portsmouth F5ss ~ e8tt3 t4ii
The 400 passengers by the ship Francis A Palmer,
which arrived on Tuesday, at Castle Garden,
brought e13, 900 The ship Mary Morris, with 172
passengers, mosty Scotch, srriyed yesterday, With
about a 500 The ship Devonshire. from London,
With 24l psssepges, also arrived. Amount Of mo.
ney In the latter not ascortained. ssssss az,
The Brooklyn Young Mems Christian Association
B ave made srrsng ements with Mr. Thackersy to de-
liver four lectures before the Association during
The coming winter. The subjects will be the
:" Four Georges of England.
man named Husband committed suicide yes
lerday morning by taking Pruasic acid, at hts
boarding place. He was converting With friend
10 room, when he suddenly got up from his seat,
aud raising vial to bis mouth, said, Here's
health, Tom," swallowing the deadly drug, from
The effects of which he died a few minutes after.
wards He had separated from his wife, who Is Ia
New Orleaes. -
Richard h. Arthur, one Of the parties lately arr.
rested for counterfeitpg 6ves on the Ocean Bank,
If tbis city died yesterday suddenly while confined
IN bis cell. ~ tft r E4tJSHs}E s n 4
Thecornsr stone Of the Hsdding Methodist Epie.
opal Church, being erected Ia Montgomery street.
|ersey City WAS laid by Bishop lanes yesterday
'Iternoon, With the usual ceremoniesf -.
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COMMERCIAL,

NEW YORK. August l7@stocks lower. Money un.
Flour firm Southern S90ss so. Wheat and Corn
trina higher. Pork ditto. Beef firm. SIS -
for the wsek amount to 1850 baies- Middling 90 |;
Fair lac Nominal receists for the week 1900 bales
binary TO fair 81; good to prime &c Sales of Ism
ba,hels whea: at 81 600Sl65 Flour $sDSs1.
BALTIMORE. August 17.-Flour uuchan sed-How.
ard street SO 81; City Mills $3.50 Wheat Remains
unchsnged-Rsd 81 $50 .s3; white 81 9I0sI 81
Choice whoa. for family -four o.. Corn-white $50
g.; yellow SO WV
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A Small

FARM NEAR THE CITY AT AUCTION
BY virtue OF the provisions 81 Deed Of Trust 70 A
NJ. Davis dated 18th july 1854 ard recorded in the
tHice of tho CLERK Of Henrico County Court the
subscriber the Trustee substituted by said Court
the 9th August 1855 10 the room srd stead Of said
ON THURSDAY, 2sd of August, 1855, upon the nre !.
Iiisss, at 81 O'Clock N the property convey.d In
said deed being parcel of land contsnnr III scres
Road, Immediately to the East OF Dickmann,s Tav.
A Parker aud others ~s-
~ This land y well enelossd 6as upon II q nav
drable place e5s p 2 = -. ! - = W -
TEshs viii be In scsordanee With the deed and
e.5a9 JAMES n. TAYLOR
TAYLOR & wiLIlAMs. Aue.a aus
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.R1IYa

pUBI4IC SALE on CHESTFRFTTT.n
the premiass % WED NE4pAY. fks S57s 49, tts
trset q Lasd wheh The IAEe 1isksfd S- CSsihiss
his mother. (Kebscca CkSflev.i upscsed ~ s. g
IAN io1 acres. be the same less lying 10
cIsseIy on the East ride Of the Richmond and Pc
ters1nrs kailroed ard 8 sq1ester Of mis North 81
the Half Way stsfio6. The improvements coneist
"a eood one story framed dweiiine.kouss With foor
Iooms good Kitchen, frame barn smd ssbIe ard 6fher
ouI.nouses; and more hsalthy aud desirable 1ooss
ZION cannot be found In Eastsna Vifeinis The sub-
sSloeT, residing very aesr the place. will take ersat
p.es-ase ~ snowmg u to any person persons who
".y oe dpp5sed 70 examine the pisufstion q u
- ssune time and plsse, will BE- cold al
81 tss permissible property belong to the eofate
Terms made known on the Day Of sale.
e Is z. A, CHALKLEY, Admir-
~ lo-dtd&wlt With the Wtll sDne "a
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
{ LATEHT BIZ THE AMERICA.

LATEBT BIZ THE AMERICA.
BosTeH. Aug l7.-The s>eamer Amsrica
arrived here this morning from HAl;fax.--
Her mails were despatched South immedi-
ately.
On the eve of the departure Of the steam
er from Liverpool, the mails with dates from
the allied feet in the Baltic to tbs 31st June
we're received. A few small batteries at
Rocca had been taken. sIe
LONDON. Friday.--There was sudden riss
In funds at noon to-day. Consols closing at
one-eighth above yesterday. =
CHOLERA IN SPAIN
The Cholera was raging at Oporto, Spain.
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TIE FLOOD IN STAUNros.-Ths Starvation Ameri-
IN Yesterday contains further particulars about
70, hood there on Tuesday. j. B Essridse, Drur.
sn', Ioss siA0 b J. Crawford dry goods mei.
saaoes seo The Lutheran Church, stili unfinished
SsVsry much Injured. The building in W hich he
res. ofiee IL located, belonging to Mr. g Hsrmsn.
u1s, n,aeh injured building owned by rhos j.
len near the jail, was torn down. The farmers
Ions Lewis Creek, suffered severely The couutrv
ito'n Dayton to Mount Crawford. srd thsnee aiars
IT, st hver to Port Republic suffered severely.
verd yesu. '"'A !" ns' ooen luz 20
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BY GODDIN & APPERSON-

i AUSIEE6i SALE OF HOUSE AND
OF HICHMoND.-As Trnstees n : Deed 81 Trust
made on the lst Of April. 1853 by aud y. II IA
Comgsny certain 90 n Of money Shieh ssiS n ~
y duly recorded In Richmond ,Husfinrs Court. n
sns 10 execution OF the said Trust proceed to sell
- P99ne suction on the pren'ses, on MONDAY
ne 81 DAY or September. 1856. at the hour of- 3
Tss fair; # not the next fair day yths
NJ p.,.n conveyed by the said Deed consistips
IT, .s's5 ssore and Dwelling with the Lot on Whist
=, sana nonttne 52i feet on the Western sids of
0, m avenue. 1unniDg back ms feet ss'7'.sT -
kMs-SAsn, e 70 costs and charges after ains IL.
sae and sbont $500 due said conapsny bsisnss y
sna sIonsns for nesosbls notes interest aided.
JMn, 3: DANfoGrH. rrusfs i, !. {, g
.,& ssalg a. THOe. POLLARD, Il
ssas Sssndsctsd By 0oDDIH 4 ArPERsox, Auets
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l.sa 81 IND an. roLIrrcs.-The Democracy of Mary.
nIn.t.d r sfsasy, In Convention at Baltimore, no.
con,,s Soi Walter w. Bowie, of Prince George
Gsa1.J' .oI Comptroller of the frsssury. ana Col
siopsys "sie, Of Kent county, a. Lottery Commits
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isotchets OF vHgini. was held at stsunton on tba
mar 80 sne hov Z. Walton, was chosen Chair.
Alter rS,o, eiey Armstrong appointed Secretary.
ioarre On tia "a Wednesday in August 1885, it i'd
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MAssACHUsETTs pOLITICs.

BosroN. August l6.-The republican or fusion
meeting 10 Chspman's Hall to-day is quite fully
are Hon. Samuel Fear, F. s; Charles Francis ADJ
ANS. F. 8; Hon. James Duncan, whia; R. II. Da-
vie, r. s.; and others don. c. Goodrich, of
Stockbridee, presides. Among the Vice Presi-
denh are Ex-Governor Boutwell, Dem Lisutsn-
ant Governor Brown, K N and John w. Foster,
X. N. ~ 80 @at !. tsst E'tl3s ssf3Tla Go
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ed co,ar.i. ~ MuRDsREs.-samuel Joh nson, color.
IA. ,on,s.ed some time sizss ct Lancaster, Pa, Of
IN i.Il 80 -. 81 Efzsee.h Hhsm.s also colored, died
I'' before he died nc soN''s''' n'' gum
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ARREST ON suPPosInolN OF AN INTENDED

n9 WAsHISGron, Aug. H.-Lass night inform alton
was lodged with the police to the effect that Hon.
G. Faulkner, member of CoDRfess from Virgin.
q, and alexander r. Boteler, Eco, bis opponent
IN The late election, were about to meet Ii conflict
on the deld. They we're arrested and gave bail In
or leave It for the purpose of fghtips duel esfi
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AMERICAN CONVENTION IN SOUTH
CAROLINA. altN -

CHARLESTON, 8. C., Aug. l6--The Ameri.
can State Convention met here Monday
night, and abolished the Catholic test in the
state platform, and allow any native who
shall renounce all allegiance. civil OF. eccle.
siastical, to any foreign power, to become .
adopted also opposes any infringement on
the existing righfa of natnralizad citiz ems. -
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H.. AssrhuerIvE FiRg-On Thursday last. Sestrrs
i,v1 occurred at Port Dspost, md burnins Wi
c. = So.s extensive sash factory and 8 A. Davis 4
"sIehsuis. Loss $40 600
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, NARROW ESCAPE FROM RI,
PERSONAL.

TEHSONAII.
WAtHINGTo ON. Aug 1.-THE statement published
thai the President intends whiting Canada 10 untrus
thoufh It 10 probable that invitation has been exa
tended to him to do go. si.f .laIf ~ 49,
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i LOT AT AUCTioN-By virtue Of the pro-
tees, for the benefit of the Monroe Building Pond
Association, dated the 5sh day of August 1854 and
on record In the Hastings Court office of the CITY of
day Of August, 1855, the premises at 4o'cIook p
~. the property convened in said deed, being .
House snd Lot en- the South side of st. james street.
fronting 80 feet on said street. and running back
about 40 feet. adjoining the properly owned BY D.
Wright on one side, aud T. Eppes on the other
good Kitchen snd all other necessary eu,houses
The terms of sale will be cash for The sum Of one
interest from the 5th day of Augast til the day Of
sale and all necessary expenses attending the e. =
cutou Of said deed. and the residue on such terms
a. may be az eed on BY the TraBtnrs 10 said deed
FILMING GRIFFIN, a.
JOHN w. BURLINGTON, Trustees.
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TAYLOR q WILLIAMS. Aucts. au Is

PUBLIC SAI4E.-On MONDAY, Aug.
9th. 1855. shsll expose to public sale, the
FARM lately owned and occupied By Sam mel Cot
trel, deceased, together with the personal estate
thereon. consisting In part of fur negroes-three
men and woman; two of the men are good oarpen.
ters, the other good farm hand; the woman 10 a
good cook, washer and ironer Likewise horses
cows and hogs, and all the farming utensils house
hold and knifchen furniture, topether with all the
crops On the place. comprising corn (ncw growing !
oats and hay. The laDd lies about IL miles sboys
Richmond, In Henrico county. adjoining this lands
OF Or Coates and others, aud contains about two
hundred acres, and has good two story dwelling and
all necessary out houses and it supposed by good
Judges that the land has quantity of coal in it. The
sale will commence at 10 O'Clock.
The terms of sale will be for the land one.third
cash. balance one and two years credit bearing pte
rest from the day of sale; the credit to be
secured by deed OF trust, title withheld until the
whole is paid. The negroes will be sold for cash -
The other part OF the estate will be ssd on
credit OF six months for all sums over TWENTY
dollars, the purchaser giving bonds with good aud
approved security; under twenty five dollars cash
There is also good servant girl for hire for the
balance of the year.
g. All persons Indebted to the estate will please
call and pay, and persons having claims against the
same will present them, properly authenticated, for
settlement. Ts77777T
SAMUEL g. COTTRELL,
Adur. of Samr Cottrell, decd.
GEO. w. ToLER. Au:t. an I4--aJ2scIt
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BY LARUs & SHINE
Blk DUNLOP, MONCURE Z co.

NARGO OF LUMBER, FOR SALE
~ AT AUCTION ON TIE DOCK.--Ou WE'D
NESDAY. the 22d inst, commencing at 10 O'clock
We will sell near the Bridge, cargo of ga Dressed
FLOORING PLANK =
TERns-Under 800 cash; over 800, mos credit.
for approved negotiable PAPER s-s.T
DUNLOP, MONCURE CO., -
au 10 + 'st as Auctioue era.