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OF The remaining 80 bills many are consldered
reasonable by the Committee on County Officers, aud
they are ready to report upon them az soon as the
Mayor shall be in aterdar ce, but there a number
afo of these bills with features of interest, as show
ing the ingenuity of some of the NGrshals in making
out bills.
1t must be borne in mind that the law limits the
operation of taking the census to thirty days. The
most striking feature of the following bill is in the
number of days charged for being as we informed
greater than the number of days watch elapsed be-
tween giving the order and the presentation of the
bill.
JoRS II BURLEsoS Third District, Eighteenth Ward:
To % DAYS service az : aday.........Si8i 70
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DELEGATES TO THE REPUBLICAN,
STATE CONVENTION.

Aontgomery-F rockingham Fish, Garrett Hazelton,
John Fry, 5. n. Grant. Aiternates-Adam Smith, S.
p Heats, E. Lewis, J. Finehout.
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Reasselae-1. Moses Warren, Isaac McConihe Jr.
2 Samuel Douglas, K. p. Picket.
Nec. York-(See special report in another column
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DELEGATES TO THE SHELL
STATE CONVENTION
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1t will be seen that if all the bills had been as
reasonable as the first 49, and all delivered in time,
they would have been ordered for payment on Mon
day. But the unusual items of some, and the heavy
charges of Others for time, have made il difficult for
the Committee to report fayorably many of those
still In their hands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-06
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union publishes the following tele-
graphic correspondents between Governor
shannon and the President, az embracing all
that has yet transpired between the Govern.
mcnt at this point and Governor s., upon the
subject Of tho revolution said to be in progress
in Kansas. The Unton explains that it il the
Presidents duty, under the law, to employ the
military foros of the Government under such
circumstances, to quell the rebellion, and that
IL viii net be so used, Though it will be
promptly assembled to DO ready to be used,)
until after a resort to the usual peaceable
means has been found Intellectual:
WEsrroRr, Mo, Dec. /, 1885.
L desire authority to call on the United
States forces at Leavenworth to preserve the
peace of this Territory, to protect the sheriff
CT Douglas county, and enable him to execute
The legal process in his hands. If the laws
are lot executed civil war is inevitable. An
armed force of one thousand men, with all
the implements Of war, it is said, are at Law
renee They have rescued q prisoner from
the sheriff, burnt houses, and threatened the
lives Of citizens Immediate assistance is de-
sired. This IS the only means to save blood
shed. Particulars by mail.
WILSON SHANNON.
TO lis Excellency FRANKLIN PIERCE.
WAsHISeToy, Dec. 5, 1855.
Your despatch received. All the power
vested in the Executive will be exerted to pre-.
.crve order and enforce the laws On the re-
ctipt Of your letter the preliminary measures
necessary tc be taken before calling out troops
viii De promptly executed, and you will then
be fully advised.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
To WILSON SHANNON,
Governor of the Territory of Kansas
TIE lnsslligs'roey publishes an elaborate
history of the Congressional printing, to show
that when it was the prize Of tina. journal it
was Of little pecuniary profit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-06
PERSONAL,

80. Patrick Magner, an Irish laborer, in
Herring's patent iron safe manufactory, on
Monday, in proceeding to one of tho upper
stories of the building, ran against an iron
column with so much force that he stagge red.
and, losing his balance, fell upon the engine,
the crank of which caught and crushed him
IN the most frightful manner, causing death
almost instantly.
80. Capt. James Griggs, the oldest sea Gap
tain and pilot in the port of Baltimore, died
at his late residence in the eastern section OF
the city OF Baltimore on Tuesday evening.
The deceased had reached the ripe ACE Of
ninety-one years, and was long known as one
OF the most skillful pilots on the Chesapeake
bay. He died as be lived, universally re-
spected.
.... The Mormon, Latter Day Saint IA.
per, published in New York, is out with a
long article illustrating to the enterprising
Saints bound for the Great Salt Lake. who
cannot raise the means for horses, muies or
oxen, the feasibility Of using handcarts for
the transportation of their small children and
baggage a thousand miles from the frontiers
of Missouri, over the great plains and desert
deiles Of the Rocky Mountains, to the Nor.
mon city of Zion.
80. The trial Of Baker for tho murder of
Bill Poole, is still progressing in New York.
On Tuesday, as We learn from the New York
Tribune, q motion was made to discharge
Hyler, Linn, Morrissey, Irving and Van Peit,
with the view Of using them as witnesses in
the case. The Court held that insomuch as
they were not on trial the Court could not,
under the law, entertain the motion. The
! aim Of the proof elected On Tuesday was to
show that Baker acted in self.defence in sfPray,
and that Poole entertained feelings Of violent
| luminosity towards Baker, and had frequently
threatened his life. :
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OFFICIAL.


.eTer.syRy DEplRruESI, Dec 4, 1855.
Notice is hereby given TO holders Of stocks OF
the United States that this Department VIII pur-
chase TO the amount OF 81 500 600 Of said stocks
st anv time when the same may be offered prior 70
the LIST day Of June next and wiz Psy tnere1of 'ss
following prices, 10 Wit;
For stock Of the loan q 1898, premium % YEN
per cent; for stock Of the loans Of is47 ana tese
premium Of sixteen per ceat-; fcr STOCK issnsa
under the oct Of 1855, commonly osAisa re1as-ih-
demnity stock, premium q six per osnti .so
for stock Of the loan az 1873, redeemso ae On INC
I2th November, isae, IL received 81 Ne Treasury
p,ior TO the Let day Of January next, premium
Of az per cent; n received between the LIST jan
nary and the 3lst Of March next, . premium OF
Der cent and II received sfser TIE sisf q msfen
and prior 70 said LIST Of June next, premiu m OF
~ per cent.
Interest win also be allowed on said stcchs ct
the rates specified I'm the certificates, nom the ls'
Jrily last, n assigned with the principal OF toe
certificates received prior to the LIST OF January
next. Afser that date the interest VIII be allowed
I'm addition to the premium from lst Of Jsnuaryt to
The date of their receipt. In both osses one day's
interest will be allowed In addition for the money
10 reach tie seller. u tAt
Certificates transmitted to ibis Department IN
der the present notice should be duly assigned TO
the United States with the current half years In
terest, rent prior 10 the LIST Of Jsnnary next ev
the party entitled to receive the purchase money.
Payment for these stocks will be made by drafts
upon the assistant treasurers at Boston, New York,
or Philadelphia, the parties entitled TO receive
the money may direct.
dec 3-dtyune1 Secretary Of the Treasury.
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FIRST GRAND BALL
j A g Z S ON CLUB

ON MONDAY EVENING, Decembsr 10, lss5,
AT MUNDER'S ASSE MBLY HALL
TIME JACKSON CLUB MOST RESPECT
n fully announce 70 their friends and the public
generally that their First Annual Ball viii take
place at Numbers Assembly Hall on MONDAY
EVENING, December 10, 1855.
The members Of the Club pledge themselves 10
s7are neither time nor expense In making such ar
engagements as will give satisfaction and esjoy-
ment 10 all who may honor them with their COM
pany.
SCOTS COTILLoN BAND has been en-
gagged for the occasion
SUPPER will be furnished by an experienced
caterer
Tickets ONE admitting a gentle.
man and ladies'; to be had Of the Committee or
at the door on the evening Of the ball
Committee Of Arrangement.
A Hoffman, CIV Drury.
VIM Delaway, John Waters
dec4
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dercd to California; from whence we presume
they win promptly be sent to the seat of the
Indian war. They are expected to sail from
New York on the l4th inst Including off,
GERS, this hne regiment viii probably number
200 men. It Is one of the new Regiments
created by Congress at Its last session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-06
SECOND ANNUAL BALL
OF THE
Washington Highlanders,

At MUND ER'S ASSEMBLY HALL,
On THURSDAY, Dec. 9th, 1856.
TTNHE MANAGERS IN ANNOUNCING THE
Il above ball pledge themselves that everything
shall be conSuCted IN the best manner.
The Baltimore National Blues have been invi-
ted and viii be present on this occasion
Our military friends Of this city are requested to
appear In full uniform
Esputa's excelsior Band Is engaged.
DessTs. Ricenour & Co. will furnish the he
freshments.
Supper at I2 O'Clock. All kinds Of reffeshmerts
for gentlemen will be for sale In the Supper room
at all hours Of the night.
None but military hats and caps admitted In tie
ball rooms
The Floor Managers viii wear blue ribbon, The
ladies' Reception Committee white, and the
Military Reception COMMITTEES pink
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-ednitting a gentle
man and ladies.
IVA strong police force viii be present to pre-
serve order
MdHogsTs.
Captain John Balm, Sec Ii Reynolds,
First Sgt Plant, Sec Sgt Balm
nov SO-tb
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EXPEDITION TO LIBERIA.-The New York
State Colonization Society have chartered the
bark Lamartine, of 3S6 tons burden, to convey
emigrants from New York to Liberia Thi:
vessel is to sail about the 18th inst One hun.
dred applications for passage have alrea dy
been made, and the board of managers think
that number will 20 out.
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SUPPOSED Loss OF LIFE.-Fifteen men are
missing since the burning Of the steamboats,
Collier and May Flower, at Memphis. The
latter boat was valued at 500, 900, and was
insured for $4,000. The George Collier was
valued at $4,000 and insured at $4,000.
The wharf boat contained goods to the value
of $50 900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-06

AusTRALIA.-The latest adyices from Aus.
tralia give encouraging accounts of the pro-
gress of the gold production. The shipments
this year, up to the LIST of September, had
amounted to f6,50O, 900, and were expected,
before the close Of the twelve months, to reach
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-06

DREPARkD MI Need MEAT 4 HONEY.
i,oOo pounds Prepared Minced. Meat; a SUI
perior article, ready for Immediate use,
for sale by the pound
70 Jars prepared Minced Meat, S pounds each
Is jars Strained Honey
Just receivedand for sale by
L. Z WHITE a. co
NO %, Iron front, Louisiana avenue, betwea n
OH and 'th street, opposite the Bank Of WashiI
Ton. 81 dec So
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PARLOR GRAND PIANO.

lust RECEIVED AT THE MUSIC DEPOT,
- one fine rosewood Parlor Grand PI-,T.@e@s
ANO, made by Rosenkrantz, in Ores XFff
den, which for sweetness and power Of tone, and
elscity Of touch and durability, not surpassed
from the same manufactory. Have also one sec
ond- hand Piano, which will be sold low for cash
or approved notes. One Cottage Piano for sale CT
rent
One MELODEON, with two banks Of keys,
will also be disposed Of at the lowest rates.
NEW MUSIC received this day
GEO. HILBUS, Agent.
Music Depot, southwest corner Of Pa. avenue,
Eleventh and streets, Star Buildings dec g
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I OST-ON TUESDAY, ON PENNSYLvA-
IL MIA avenue, between the National Hotel and
2lst street, lilac-colored Silk Bag, containing
and a dagueTreotyre. The finder will confer a
favor and be literally rewarded by leaving II az
the National Hotel office. dec Sst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-06

THE INSTITUTES OF ~ STIEIAN,
l. translated into English by VIM Grapel, che
vol, London, 1855
Hosack's Rights Of British and Neutral Com
merce, vol. London, 1854.
Wildman on the law r. Search, Capture, and
Prize, vol, LorU0n 1854
ThomPson's Laws Of War, as affecting Commerce
and shipping, vol, London 1854
Loch's Legal Guide for Sailors and Merchants
during War, 1 vol, London 1855
Manning's Commentaries on the Law CT Nations,
vol, London
Reddie's International Law public and pr.ya,e
vol, London
British Statesmen, Aberdeen Russell, Palmer.
ston, Gladstone. &c. vol, London, 1854
Speeches Of eminent British States during the 30
years peace, vol, London, 1855
Wheaton ON the Right Of Search, l vol, London,
The Fur Hunters OF the Northwest; by Alexan-
ander Ross, Al years a resident Of british
America, vols, London 1855
dec6 FRANCK TAYLOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-06

We have received thu December mum.
Der of DeBcw's Review. It's contents are
highly interesting. 49,
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-SECOND WARD UNION PARTY
~ The Anti-Know Nothing voters Of the
Han on FRIDAY EVENING. at TX O'Clock, for
the purpose Of organizing. &c
II OSr by A LADY, YESTERDAY, AT
IL No. 221 Penna. avenue, a P0kTMONNAIE,
containing nfty-fve or sixty dollars In gold. The
pcssesoor shall receive liberal reward by return
ing the same to its owner, At this Office.
dec sit
MUSIC, PIANO FORTEs, MELODEONS,
GUITARS, vlOLlNS, &c at Auction.
MRS. GARRETT ANDERSON RESPECT
1v1 fully calls the attention Of the public to the
sale Of her well assorted stock Of new and popular
MUSIC, which will take place on MONDAY,
the 10Th Of December. The Music has been care.
fully selected and put up In small and separate
packages Of Songs, Of Waltzes, Pieces, (operstic
and other, Of the best composers adapted for the
Piano, Guitar, Flute, &c No duplicate copies
will appear in these selections Of music, SO that
the purchaser can readily select book.
A superior Piano Forte and two Melodeons
double ssd single reedl Of excellent tone tad
touch win be offered for sale.
At the same time and place, general assort-
ment Of Books, Stationery, and Fancy Articles.
Pa. avenue, % dscr from the Kirkwood House
decd af
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MADAME DEyO.

MADAME DEyO,
WHO KEEPS THE LARGEST AND RICH.
w est establishment In New York, 4sI <rT
broadway, and q Millinery establishment - al
at Paris, Rue de La Paris, will exhibit on US
Monday and four following day at The Lakes -
Soa Pa. avenue, up stairs, lnear Adams Express }
an assortment Of rich BONNETS, CAPS, AND
HEAD-DRESSES.
She respectfully invites the Indies to favor her
with call. They viii find beautiful articles for
the season. dec 5-at&
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I OSr-BETwEEN BROWNS, HOTEL, and
- and 18th street, Scroll Breastpin, containing
hair, surrounded with pearls. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving IL at Gait Bro s
Jewslry Store, No. 52i Penn. avenue.
dec SIT
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FIRST C0TILLON PARTY
N TON AL GU RID

TINE NATIONAL GUARD RESPECTFUL
will be given at ISLAND HALL, corner Of Sixth
street and Virginia avenue, Oh WEDNESDAY
EVENING, the 18th instant.
They would assure their friends and patrons
that every cffort will be made to promote their en-
joyment, and hope still further to merit the good
opinion Of young and old by preserving the strict
est order
Having determined not To distribute Ladies, In
vitations, the Guard take this method to extend a
general invitation to the fair Ladies of Washing
ton, and sincerely hope that they will be cheered
and honored by their presence.
Superior Cotillon Music has been engaged.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR; admitting Gentle
man and Ladies-to be obtained Of the members
Of the company.
COMMITTEE Of Arrangements.
Lieutenant T. Allen, Corporal l. Jones,
Sergeant c Bishop, Private r Meryman.
Corporal Philip Hardin, dec 6-td
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- sryaroRs AID REpRxsryrA

e SENATOR'S AND REPREsESrArrvrs who
dcsire to be served with the Star, will please
notify the Secretary Of the Senate and Clerk
of the House to order II for them. This must
be done to secure early attention to their re-
quests to have 1t sent to them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-06

CAST OFF CLOTHING BOUGHT Ann
~ sold; also, Cleaning and Repairing, at rs
louisiana avenue, in Semme's Building, opposite
Holmead's Grocery. dec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-06

FA CARD.-The Washington Trade and
~ Benevolent Society Of Journeymen TaiI
ors would respectfully recommend to the public
the following Merchant Tailoring Establishments
as aso every way wSSsny OF their patronage They
above. named Society, viz: - >A0
H. F. Loudon & Co Edw,d God.v
p. J. Steer, Jas r. McTntos.
WIN. Tucker, Tbos Rovna
Duvall & Bro, MsflonI G,,mn
Jos. r.. Thompson. VIM II $780,
Edw'd nj. Drew, Thos. Gr.v
s.Strangers designing to work In this city
the only shops that Society hands are permitted
TO work for. JAS fICTEv ~ 81
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. 9th, 1855.
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MADAME n,

RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE PUB
H lie OF washington, Georgetown, and vicinity
that she can be seen and consulted on the past
Present and Future Events, at her residence ON
Massachusetts avenue, eighth door from New
Jersey avenue, and north Capitol st on English
can be consulted at any Gme' o. dec les @,t she
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-06

FRANKLIN FIRE COMPANY, A.
sS>-Sa No. 1.-You are hereby notified to attend
the regular monthly meeting THIS (Thursday
EVENING, Dec. 6, at 6x O'Clock.
Members that have not uniformed themselves
are requested to bs punctual in attendance
r E. DOYLE, Pres.
" N. ONOSSFIELU, Gee. dec g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-06
FINE WATCH REPAIRING

PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO
Il repairing fine WATCHES, by J. A. WAT
son experienced, Practical MATCHMAKER, No.
90 Bridge street, (oelow the Rpst Once 6eorge-
toWn dec S-3S
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NEW YORK HATS.

have made arrangements with one Of the test
boot makers in Philadelphia to he kept constantly
supplied with the very best and NEST fashionable
French calf skin sewed Il q o rs, warranted
French calf, or no sale, which l offer for the I'M
precedented low price Of 93 sax. ] have shown
them to competent judges, who pronounce them
to be the best Boots fer the price in the United
States.
also have splendid sswed CATER BOOT,
made Of the very best French calf skin patent
leather all Of the latest style, FOR 50 50.
Competition is out Of the question. All I asks
for gentlemen to come and see for themselves
Terms positively cash dec 6-eo3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-06

CLUB BALL.-THE YOUNG AMER.
~ lea Club respectfully announce to their
fhends and the public In general that their An
nual Ball will take place at Odd Fellows, Hall.
Navy Yard, on TUESDAY EVENING, the sth
Of January, 1858. -
Particulars in a future advertisement
dec 6-e02tM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-06

rApyEar1sInEsrs should be handed In
byl3o'c clock, ID, otherwise they may not ap-
Fear until the next day.
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U. B. Troops for the Far West.-In view
OF the disturbed state of our relations with the
Indians in the Pacific Department, the 9th
Reg Infantry, now at Fort Monroe, Va un.
der command Of Col. Wright, have been or.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-06

Iuinuesosd, Tecen1iy iauncneu AT the w ash
ington Navy Yard, We give the exact weight
Of each and all the boilers of the ship in auct-
ton, viz:
One boiler, finished, weighs $500, (about
PSI tons.)
Four boilers, when finished, will weigh
255, 900, (about LA tons)
The Voting, &c.-The Stars readers will
reeollect that "a far back as the Both Novem-
Der we assured them that Mr. Campbell, of
Ohio, could not command the votes for Speaker
of more than IS or 90 members The result
of yesterday voting in the House Hall tells
the tale Of the accuracy Of cur calculation
thus far in advance of tho effort to elect.
The Man.-Mr. Pennington is doubtless the
gentleman on whom it was determined by the
anti slavery managers at late hour last
night,t make their desperate effort to concen-
trate majority. He is ultra Wing in all his
political antecedents, and was a very con-
sistent anti-slavery Wing in the last Congress.
Nominated.-We heard at the Capitol this
nomination of Z. Seaman, Esq to be the
Superintendent Of the Public Printing, and
presume that the report states the truth.
Withdrawn.-This morning, before the first
ballot Of the day was thrown, Mr.. Whitney
formally withdrew the name of Mr. Humphrey
Marshall from tho list of candidates for the
Speakership.
The Current Operations of the Treasury De.
partment.-On yesterday, 9Th of December,
there wefe Of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books of the Department
For the Treasury Department. %. SI45,O3 As
For the Interior Department.. 22.279 20
forthe Customs. rs 500 90
War Warrants received and en-
tered ..sss.s.....~.......... 153,727 OIL
war repay warrants received and
~ entered. ...................... I,ls7 OIL
0n account of the Navy......... 222, 765 AZ
3ioin oustoms'. sol, 90, l49 81
o. 8. Troops for the Far West.-In view
Of the disturbed state of our relations with the
Indians Ia the Pacific Department, the 9th
Reg Il. Infantry, now at Fort Monroe, Va uu.
der command Of Col. Wright, havs ha.n mr..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-24
\ II. CAMPBELL
81 " NJ. II NOSBY.
rsyRssr SALE on v.uv.n,E

4 fRuFtHfA --rursurt In IA decd el Trust eve
cuted by Durri stewart n c.. md h> lasa54h f. pn
lard. lame- Stesal AMI Wiley Campbell. and duly r.,
corded, .ipN lru-lrc ia sui d,rd utaoed proceed
To sci, a. u1' antl an, IT Amler4t CONT House un
ds "a an> at August iS53. thu hciur Count ,iny all
tia it. t.r N lHterc-t o the SAID Wiz, GamphclI
in Ill ror ,sfatrpf joe, C,ur.h,l deed being one
third ift"' in ii tract at III acres al which the
'ni1l On PHI died soized uni pos,,ssrl living in
Mdn#i Bu|nll. Gatcu Campbell !. Z. Nil.on nul
odrrs. ~u i..f h.,cyor, To- IL Ni tow dover nl.a
his Tho snid Vie Gamrless at..,Ij, interest ia the
prfsoan piurrls said ,sttfa. iaruiina one urrro
nun abour 10 old tho heasrh.i aud kitchen fur
niiate. stock nd paomtIuH afHaa-, nid nhout POO
depesel in ,nc CItizru4 Saving Bank, I.ynohhure
will ul-u H. IN The Thursday following TINT il Ia
say :bc 2} dts II August ts15. in tho cofp, alton
al lve,htuts. o. re prcmlies. public auction the
HOUSE AND IOf il which the mid .lnnles Stc,ynli
resided, situn'"d in sud ration. urar lie
re-ida. e. ot N,nud McCotblr mud containing nj. It
os gaaiio, st IN uso the hauschol nnd kit-hra
lurnare ut sli4 Stewart, md also on the snmo n,
viii sell public enrti,n, the premises the following
much the,c.. nay be aufcient for tin purpose %
VII: the HOUSE md LOT in which the sail Jos,ph
+ biard ies, containing Uncut one hal site
alet a. Diamond I'LL in near said cooperation; also
TIN FL wing .'cs"s two men, WHIT md Patrick; two
wpu,=f. Charts ! Ella; twp gull, Lucy unl Cu'hn
rim lnpr iln's, Bob nd Mlnsicl. mud the
h9H#sfi Ill or, f heu furniture 81 the snd Dlorl.
l#=' 81 80 A. ill D.. sol 4rel rtedit II md -
ru# r., arl =. r.onnl nroperty up'n credit of 1
mobH4 Ne 5ga .ptos, satisfactorily IN ler.ed will
be pi'od u each ac. and e ttlr 20 the real
retained uu' tho purchase money l. paid.
Iuy 4ctd WM. /. YANCEN, Trustee