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The Nevada journal., 1856-05-09

The COUNTRY DoCToR The fol
lowing scene in the life of country doc
tor, is taken from the Knickerbocker:
The poor doctor is called from bed OF
d stormy night, with the stirring summons:
"Doctor, want you to come right straight
away off to Banks. His child is dead:
"Ihen why do you Gomez"
"He's p'isned. They gin him lauda.
mum for raregoricky"
GLOW much have they given him'''--
"Do'no. A great deal Think he won
get over it."
The doctor pushes off through the storm
meets with divers mishaps on the way, and
at length arrives at the House of his pois-
oned patient. He finds all elosed-not
a light to be seen.
He knocked at the door, but no answer
He knocked feroclously, and at last a
night-cap appeared from the chamber
window, and a woinah's voice squeaked
out-"Who's there'''
"The doctor, to be sure: You sent fer
him."
"What the dogs Is the natter"
"Oh, it's no matter, doctor. Epfraim
is better. Gin him laud'nuin, and he
slept kind o. sound, bit he's woke tip now"
''How much laudnutti did he swallow
"Only two drops. 'Taiht hurt him
none. Wonderful bad storm to=night."
The doctor turns away, buttening UP
his overcoat under his throat, to seek his
home again, and tries to whistle away
modification and anger, when the voice
calls,
doctor, Doctor :"
"N hat do you want"
"You want charge nothin' for the visit
will yer;"
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SEA BATHfNG.-Horne Tooke ridiculed the
practice of sea-bathing, and said, if any of the
species we're sick, it would be as wise for a fish
physician to order them to go on shore. Por.
son declared that sea bathing was only reckon.
ed healthy because many persons have been
knotcn to suroiue 1t but Sheridan's objection
to salt water was the most quaint "Pickling'
said he, don't agree with me-"
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WHOLE NO. 3f4.

"come rite here this mint here's stranger
all the way from Shelby county, Kentucky, a
hunting stock, and III just bet my lie that
tangled-haired old black ram, that's bin in our
lot all last week is one of his'n."
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SUMMONS.


NIAIE OF CALIFORNIA County of Nevada ss-District
Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District of said
state The people of the State of California to GEORGE
w. BEENEY. greeting
,1ou are hefeby commanded TO appear and answer
wh len Gays after the service of this Writ if served
IN ths county If served out of this county and
Dstrct withn twenty days and if served out of this
paint of H. NJ. KILANDER Plaintiff now on file in the
oerk phce OF the District Court aforesaid against
you as Defendant fer the recovery of FOUR HUNDRED
DoiAkS, principal, with interest at the rate of Four
per cent per month from the lst day of September A.
ieoo ana Tor the foreclosure of certain Indenture
Mor'gage. or IN case of your failure to appear and
swer said complaint the Plaintiff will take Judgment
against you therefor by default together wifi darages
and cost OF suit and and also demand of the Court such
oller felef as Is prayed for I His said complaint.
In testimony whereof, JNO, III. BOSTWICK. Clerk OF
the Fourteenth Judicial District Court, aforesaid, dc
hereuno set my hand and impress the Seal of said Court
his 9th day OF April A. D. 1856.
JOHN II. BosTWICK, Clerk
By T. ELLARp BEAN. d. C.
County I4h II the sd1eia R5f Dsqitt GS1s
II. NJ KILANDER,
GEORGE W. BEENEY Forciosnre
~ ing 10 my satisfaction from the Affidavit Of the
heiein mat the Defendant resides out of The
limits OF this State that the Plaintiff has cause of actor
against hTn and that he is necessary marty to tn.
above entitled cause.
therefore order that the Summons in this action b
served on the Defendant by publication in the Neva.
first insertion. "'' 49, ~
NILES sEARLs. District Judge.
J. H. BoSTwICK,' Clerk.
HPih o-oh By 7. ELLARD BEAN, ID. c
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SUMMONS.

CtTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada Township
)of Nevada Justices Court, Before A c. Niles, j. p.
The People of the State of California to II. D. Page.
You hereby summoned to appear before the under
i-ued Justice OF the Peace at his Office in said township.
Wednesday the 2Sth day of May, A. d. 1856 at 10
O'clock, A. NJ to swer to the complaint off, NJ Glad
ding who the of sl99 and interest,
three several promisory given by the
said Gladding, copies of which file in Office
On failure 50 to appear and answer, judgment will be
rendered against you for said of Sl99 and interest
rainages and costs OF SUIT
Given under my hand, this 25th day ofFebruary A. D.
d56 (eb %. 5m A. C. NILES, Justice of the Peace
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Emporium Of LuxurieS,

TNHE undersigned has opened his new Store on
l. COMMERCIAL STREET,
Near Pine, where he Well be pleased 70 see his old
friends and the public in general lie has good
Fresh Stock Of
GROCERIES, PROFESSIONS, dc. dc.
on hand and is constantly receiving from one of the
largest houses below. We would also call th6 atter
ton of country merchants to call and examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere If you want good
bargains remember the sign across the street.
Come one. come all. -.
JAMES CURTIS, Opposite Abbott's Hall
Nevn1a March 10 lS56
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Notice to Transfers.

TNHE unders igned has fitted up and opened a
IL WAGON AND HAY YARD, opposite the
White Hall Livery Stable, on Broad. street., Ne
vada, kept by Parsons & Cleveland. This ward is
fitted up in the best manner for comfort and con-
venience For Teamsters fount ain of good waite.
and large and commodious Stable in the va I'd
on tho NEST reas asonable terms.
Good Hay and Barley constantly on hand at low
prices The yard is supplied with roomy gates
sufficiently large 10 admit ofthe largest Hay teams
The Yard is large enough to accommodate Twenty
wagons at time. Gates locked every night after
the teamsterS get through with their stock and two
good Dogs to watch the yard ! consider all stock
put in my chnrge perfectly safe but will not be re-
sponsibe for their loss.
A supply of Good Clean Straw for making Mat
resses, on hand. Mattresses kept on hand for sal
at very low prices.
" | have Three separate Corrals for the con-
venience OF Ok Teams and Stock drovers.
Gentlemen give a call and you will never
regret it. JAMES HOEL
December 7-6m No 81 and 81 Broad street
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Note Lost.

A LII persons are forbidden purchasing or negotia
IN ting for note given in favor of Isaiah Booker
for $780, by I. Reroli Co. as the payment Of said
note mas been stopped. ISAAC BOOKER
Nevada april Is. ls56-2wP
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OcerpAr1os.-W What glorious thing it
is for the human heart Those who work
hard, seldom yield themselves entirely up
to flncled OF real sorrow. When grief
sits down, folds its hands, and mournfully
feeds upon its own tears, weaving the dim
shadows that little exertion might sweep
away, into a funeral pail, the strong spirit
is shofh of It's night, and sorrow becomes
ott rfaster: When troubles foH npon
YOU, dark and heavy, toll not with the
waves-wrestle not with the torrent
rather seek, by occupation, to divert the
dark waters that threaten to c3erwhelm
you, into Il thousand channels. which the
duties of life always present. Before you
dream of it, those waters will fertilize the
present, and give birth to fresh flowers
that may brighten the futute-fo%ets that
will become pure and holy, in the sunshine
which penetrates the path of duty, in spite
of every obstacle. Grief, after all, is but
a Selfish feeling and most selfish is the
man who yields himself to the indulgence
of any passion which brings no Joy to his
fellow man.-Mrs. Ann Stetens.
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SIMMONS.

&rArE OF CALIFORNIA, Nevada County, Township
~ of Washington, Justices Court, Before G W.
Taman Justiceof the Peace. The People ofthe State
California to Calvin Hall You are hereby sum
moned to appear before the undersigned Justice of
the Peace, at his Office in said township MONDAY,
the 5th day of May 1856, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ to
answer to the complaint of William Culver and j. j.
Coddngton who demands of you S23 AZ alleged to be
due them on book account which account is file in
this office On failure so to appear and answer judg-
ment will be rendered against you for said sum of
1923 ~ damages and costs of suit Given under nv
hand this 18th day of April, A. d. 1856.
q. w. TALLMAN, Justice Of the Peace
State Of California, County of NeUada, Iown-
SHIP OF WASHINGTON.
1t appearing to me by the affidavit of ], J. Cod
dington, one of the above named plaintiffs that good
of action exists against the defendant and that
after due diligence he be found. 18TH
ordered that service of summons be had by pubica-
tion in the NEVADA JOURNAL for three successive
weeks. q. w. TALLMAS, J. P
true copy attest, C. GOA, Constable,
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MARSHAL VALIANT. An anecodote is rela-
ted of Marshal Valiant, the French Minister
at War, known among the army, with whom
he is very popular, as lie Brutal for the rough
ness Of his manners, which shows that rough
exterior often covers large and compassionate
heart. A short time since, an old retired cap.
tain,a companion in arms of the same fortunate
Marshal, laid petition before the Minister at
War for an appointment then vacant, which
he believed himself capable of filing. The
Marshal threw the petition on the table with-
out looking at it, rudely rennarking that it was
"all trash" The old soldier withdrew in dis.
pair. On the following morning at o'clock,
there was knock at the door of his room, on
the sixth floor of some house in the suburbs
To the captains demand. "Who is there?"
the reply was Marshal valiant you did not
tell me, yesterday, whether you had a wife and
children, and you did not mention it in your
petition wait to know" The astonshcd
veteran replied, II am married, have FIVE, chill
dren, and 1900 francs year ,pehsioh" Upon
which the plain spoken Marshal observed,
"1hat is great piece of folly soldier has
no need of a wife and children. Your request
is still greater absurdity, for the place you
sought is given away, as you must know ; am
come expressly to tell you So" The poor cap
tain determined to quit Paris Immediately and
returh to TIE small provincial town where he
managed to tegetate upon his meagre pension.
When fc took his seat in the diligence to
teturd to his family, he had abandoned all hope
of advancement, all prospect of being able to
make better provision for bis wife and family.
II astonishment and JOY may be imagined,
when on reaching home he found letter from
the Ministry at War, containing ain appoint
ment to a much better and more lucrative post
than that for which be had applied.
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TEAL & 90.
SO BROAD STREET, NEVADA.
HAVEJUST RECEIVED general assortment fin add
on to their large stock of Liquors, Wines Cigars
of "
GROCERIES Ann PRNyISIONS.,

All Fresh Goods by recent arriyalsand is now prepar
ed to supply the trade with good an assortment and
as low rates any other house in California
Please call and examine my stock before purchasing
BILLINGS HANS; PATTERSON, KNAPP & Co.'S HANS
CALIFORNIA CURED HAMS CLEAR PORK
CALIFORNIS BACON BUTTER AND LARD
CALIFORNIA SMOKED BEEF; CRUSHED StGiR
NEW YORK SMOKED BEEF POWDERED SUGAR
GREEN BLAuK TEAS; CHINA stGAR
CANDLES OIL I; SOAP; NEW ORLEANS star
sAGo CHOCOLATE; COCOA PIE FRrITs sAIT
BEANS RICE OUNCES; PEACHES LoBsTERs
OYSTERS App Es; STRAWBERRIES
PINE APPLES PICKLES, SPICES, &c sc. &c.
FoR SALE ny
TEAL 81 co.
Nevada, March I. 1s5s.-.f
HooFLAND's GERMAN BlTTERs. For sale by
Ii RUDOLPH. Druggist,
u Commercial street.
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SUMMONS

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada,
Srownship of Nevada, IS. Justices Court Before
A c. Niles J. P. The People of the State of Cali
fornia to II. D. Page. You hereby summoned to
appear before the undersigned Justice of the Peace
at his Office in said township on MONDAY, the 23d day
Of june A. D. 1856 at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, to answer to
the complaint of Kent & McAster who sue to recover
s6l 90 due on account filed for goods &c. sold and de-
liverci you at your request. On failure to ap
pear and answer Judgment will be rendered against
You Tor said sum of Sol co. damages and cost of suit
1856. a r NTIFS Tns.;ce IF the Peace
Il Ius copy Attest
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BOOTS e SHOES,
S. MAYERS g. W.IR. COE,

(Successors to ?. J. Esrenahied)
"T0ULD respectfully inform the public that they
w have purchased the large aad ell assorted
stock of Boots and Shoes contained n the above es-
Enlistment and hope by strict attenion TO business
to merit share ofpublie patronage.
Having just received from San Francisco choice
and well selected stock of Boots Shoes, Ladies and
Misses Cutters Buskins Slippers, Childrens Shoes,
&c. &C. They would respectfully invite all those
wanting anything in the above linz to give them
CALL they believe for variety, quality and cheap
ness their stock is unsurpassed 10 the mountains
Repairing done at the shortest notice in a workman
like manner and on the most reason able terms
S. MAYERS.
W. r. COE.
The Nevada journal., 1856-05-09

Mr. S. Mayors late of Grass Valley and VIM R.
Coe formerly ofthe Broad street Boot and Shoe Store
have purchased my entire stock of Boots and Shoes,
and l would cheerfully recommend them to the pub
lie gentlemen every way worthy their support and
would respectfully solicit the patronage of my old
friends and customers. p. j. ESPENSCHEID.
Nevada April H. 1856
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-10
IRA! estate.


Ions +. n f,LLakS, 'RAHLks - -
'oughkoepsie, \. nasehi"f''t'""
attorney. 4 Couu>ciiors al Law,
and Land Agents,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
uree south side OF second street opposite ietiaFe
Block ,oter WIlcN store, -
ANDS houyhttnd Gold uh GommiSstnU. HaNlhe
| laSo am OF ice in Eastern Nsw YORK, al Poti''
Irra which alarge emigration may l'aeNreeleu aa'%
the present season. We nave unNsidi hhNsh"s'' >"
disrasc oil lands 10 actual settlers
II ;aiosnsuegotia.cd on Red hstatcsecurtiS.
--REFEREScEs-
New YORK City Psughkeepsie,N f.3
Hon John Van huron Hon. charlesH Rugglos,
A.C Fiagg, = ohheft ueah,
- Charles q Jpnpf, - NJ Nasscf 70,
William r liaSsmeyer, = Henson Lossihs
anthony Blertkcr, :" Proi. ,. r ~ N"'se'
William Il. SAilmore. Utica, N.t y
Albany, n. Y. Hon. Horaue seymour
Hi, csggor Porter chicago, ~.
Hogeboome. King and botes Rh.Sylitaha,o..
F,astu. Corning Mile and Fowler,
AniI9d VIII " .lR. Mood and Co.
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WHOLESALE AND RErAIL

THE subscriber has received from th- Ra.tsrp h
Southern Markets large and well selected stock
81 goods OF all descriptions 10 common use consisting
Or Dry Goods. Boots and Shoes, Hats and Cans.
Glassware, Queensware, Buffalo Robes
Groceries, Dried Fruit, Cotton nafp.
Carpet Chain. Picking Yarn, Cut window Glass,
u. A. r /. q Esnas La sGlG Hardware,
Aei's and Mssws. iron, AL X inds, steel Dried
Castings, Mails, all kinds, GriadstOnes.
Hodenwars Live Geese feathers, PiLch& OGkum
Sole and Upper Leather, Wall Paper,
Willow BASKETS, Paints ana Oils. Dyr stuns de.
watch will be sole nj small advance for Cs.h. A.
intend keeping everything Ia eomiaon nse, persons
wanting several articles obtain them Front 81
nj the Brick Store opposite the Mills Davenport, Iowa
June G, 1883 J.. "A. BOWLING
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THE undersigned ofyr forsu6 50 4eainb.s.i
i their additions 10 cts OF Davenport 81 lid
terms--a credit of 9, 3 and yeGfs Niil6e gAa
parties who will build lbls season.
jane i9ih. 1885 coon sAR6Ea
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TAILMAN & POWERS,

LAND AGENTS
Office south side Of Second Street, Set'eeen
Brady and .Haia.
Improved Farms, shy property and uhimproNei
land for sale commission.
Forty acres olland situated on The BLUFF one and a
haIfmilcs west of Court House, having uponi sever
al ne view of river. neeheapest property In The
vicinity of Davenport. Can be bought very low D!
applying soon. -, 49,,
Several desirable houses 1.-THE city 'aie cheap
ltnproy cd farms II Scott county ,neaf Davenport
Alarge qua nifty ofunimproved land ~ scott,oiih
ION Cedarand Museatnc counties.
Miax M ,s,5. TALLMAN & POWERS.
BOUNTY LANDS.
rprE undersigned are now prepared 10 procure
L Land Warrants for allpersons entitled 70 them
under The lato act of Congress.
Land Warrants located in asyo co inthe stats.
TALI.MAN 4 POWER
AprillS. is55-d IL
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N o II I G E

- q. DAWSON. & co, have lorihed .
y. partnership with r. II. Griggs, anasT the name
and style OF Dawson Gfisgs 4 Co. 10 take ehecg
on the Isl day sfNoyembar, 1850.
All persons having unsettled accounts i'm the old
hrm are requested Is call end settle. 0et2J
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THE FARMERS GUIDE.

THE FARMERS GUIDE.
TO SCIENTIFIC q PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE.
b. HEsFf STEiEgs E. RS, Of Edinburgh, and the lsts
J. Norton. Professor Of Scientific Agriculture 10 ale
college New Haven vols. Royal Octave. 1850 pages,
and nhslsf0Us ~ ooo and stss EngrsslnRs.
This Is contesSsaiy, the complete work Agreul.
hrs ever pubi.sheo and order give - wider crcula
ton re publishers have resolved reduce tie price
Five Dollars for the Two Volumes!
When ssui By mail tpos paid California and iOfegon
The Frs ~ be a. TO other par oil the mon and
CaGaas postpald q. t1r Ih wo 70 ao' the old Boon
OF the Farm -
kemancs for suy of the above publications should 81
ven be addressed. pos. daid, 70 the Publlshsfs,
LEONARD SCOTT co.
No. 81 Geld etIesi. Now Ions-
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BOOTS AND SHOES

II Is. CARLETON is nov receiving al the NEW
LIZ BOOT SHOE STORE, No. Main Street, bis
winter stock Of
Ladies. Nssses', md sbildreA's Boots & Shoes:
Ladies GOsssmef over aud Eagber Laee Boot.:
Ladies Rubber Bost. and Far Over Shoes:
VIII sell cheap and all Il oas warranted 70 give
aatisfsction.
Gents Fine Call pump ssSs4 and par Stitched
waking Boeis.
Davenport, Dee 81
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For Sale.

- DWELLING Horses, pleasantly sitaSls5 vi.
/ ker's sdtitoH TO ciis Vi Davenport. All Et.
possession given Immediately ferms liber.
July s5lh, 1868. COOK s SAR1tai
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THE SHOE TRADE

TrtyISC. Increased oar fseili:les fer msnufseisr-
ing and dealing in Boots, sasss sne hesihef, me
1ala.ssxn.d xperessoY- 10 o. g. Dawson g. Co., srei
40 rs eftifens ofDsyenport and vicinity greater in
aps.men,s than ever suy their foo,s sad Shoes Of
tsam oar retail stock hereafter viii always eea-
,p every description OF goods SsBted hy tse people
we also are making extensive Preparations for
Wbole.sleng Boot. sHd Shoes, and We invite coun-
NV dealers 10 call and eranne sleek ana prices
,,it 4, osr determination to sell good tcrms
tney cad be purchased 10 s. Lepi- or Chicago
DAWSON ,sGkI 0Gs 4 co.
acss Brtdyst., deor froIu ID
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Selling Rates Of Exchange
BY cooE 4 sAE6EsS
Fort De> MoiHes Land Ageue,
Ian d w RANTS

1NHE undersigned have for .tIs LaEd Y,,g.,
j different sizes, hich thcywiil sallf5r 81. !.
time 10 suit purchasers.
They Will pay particular attention 10 sEI5tt..,
location oi lands IN Fert he. MoiurS Fof, H..
Chnr,lan aud other Western Land Dlslrirfs HI.
payne nj ofta xcsaii land busmessg.Fisuy
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NOTICE.

MONEY loaned on Real Estate security.
wi Good Paper discounted.
Eastern Exchange Bought and Sold.
Time Drafts, acceptances discounted.
stocks. Bonds bought and sold on Ceniidissioh.
Eastern Collections promptly made
TALLMAN Il POWERS
ofsee over Wiley. store Soah side Of Second street
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NEW AK III ' n II.
~
.NifeheIl's Emporium.


Ess; side Of BraSs, "a SSsT Jrs1h 80 street
WYE are nov receiving and opening our ssIOND
w stock OF Fail & " inter Goods eonsl sung
in part Of the following articles
French MeYinoes Of all coiors.
Cobu,g. aud English 8. =
Plain and Fig.d ell Wool Dsiaines,
Crane De Paris. Ladies Cloths
Plain Fisid aud Paid De5azes,
alracss Worsied Plaias,
psssnd Orange Cold salsbeIg fla1aels,
Plsfp GRAY, Blue, Red, yellow " hite rlannel
Brown ana Blesched Canton FianGeis,
Faney vslvets for Dresses and Chiidren's West
Nsntilla Velgets.
Black waiered silks,
New style. Striped and Plaid Dress silk,
PLAN Blk Silks, Brocsde silks.
10 4 Blesehed sheeting and Pillow Case Muslin
tassimerss sa,tinert., Broad Cloihs,
snG yesiings,
as rye assortment ofsii kinds Of staple and Fancy
NV GoeSs 100 numerous TO specify. As our goods are
ii. Of ,uc desirable styles and good qualities We as
&C, deem Ii necessary 10 occupy large space 10 ms
yslusble pzper in THE way Of advertising, but We
vouId merely say 30 allthose vlshIngto purchase ar
rics. Of good quality very low prices that onr
sfsoods are Of such qualities and styles q. Viii bear
sleso examination and show for leemstlYes
Sotroabiets show goods.
Come ore nna all and exam ne oar stock.
DC. p Hf q r. " 81 ~ 80.
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Cook l. SARGENT, Davenport
Cook, SAhGEsT & PARKER, Rock Iss.
Cook, Sal iEAT & powkEY, H. Civ IA
Cook, SAR, at & BOX, Fl. b MaInes
MAY Sd, 1855
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Interior and atlanta Eauk.
SO Lois for Sale

Notes 81 the above hanks VII l.. reaeiyF3 a.
~ BANKING Houses sane rages Is Other tl,ss
western currency COOK 81 SARGIN
0ct ., rs,
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TO iSeET. For safe ON time. or
Trade For Land

TWO STORY FRAME BUILDING. containing
n two store rooms. with good cellars under hem.
ieo dwellings, good we'll on F0urlb opposite the
market house. Epbulfe 81 2essr.. R6HE.eEE & Al
ssRTs Grocery Store on Fsodt 81.
dec li-dn DE-. IGSATIUs EASGEg.
Der Demekral copy and chg. sdy.
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A FLAT BOATS and Crane Boats, sufficient 10
Il ralss 10 toas each; one set Blacksmith tools q
sarfeiept quantity Of Quarry Tools Ter soo TO
WORK with made oftAe best cast steel several Aneh-
ore about three coils Rope fronl 10 three met
Also, e quantity Of LztabeT and Iron good
wsieh will al be sold great safgan For further
particulars enquire Of sAMtsL CALLEE, kast Dateh-
port or Britium Black, Ham ton, 3D. tdec lz-dtf)