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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-07
NEw.YoRK CRY, oct. 4. 1856

4 SuAUsH esa-Dear Brother Your favor of the
18th September has come to hand, and hasten 10
answer your request. l think the facts which 1 am
about to disclose will forever set this imp ,snt ques
tion at rest. The stands UnInasked and If any
body doubts hereafter they traitors, @rd men,
bers should be expelled at
/ proceeded Immediately after your letter was IT.
ceved to Fremonts palace and fearing the family
might be- at home went the back wayto the kitchen.
Finding the house girl they too poor TO keep but
servant and she lie Of course, an Irish Ca:holcl,
told her that Father OLafharty had sent there
10 satisfy myself that Fremont real Catholic, and
wanted TO sesrch the house for crosses. She said
she did not believe wouS find any, she had heard
lr. Fremont say he should not his suspend ers
any more till aiter election because they had TO be
rossed and that they must al, she children, BE-
very careful not TO cross their legs when anybody
about. Did YOU ever hear Of such dupicity1 Bvt
was not 10 be put of in that way, so offered her
fenc.nt piece IL she weuld take 10 his bcdroom,
4 was quite sure tina, 4 would hnd something there
that would convict him. Ehe west up, aud finding the
family ont she took me up the back stains 10 the bed
nom And such room The wealth OF California
has been layished upon its decoratOns The door Is
paved with gold the walls huHg with gnzzy'
bear skins, all over with diamonds q great size and
immense value. and here and the.e portraits OF Weed
and Seward. STIFF there cross IN Hght was
not satisfied. aud todd the gid 1 should search tie
bed. She objected. which only made me the
more determined l accordingly threw the bed
upon the floor, and there lay before me Zoe dsmn-
ing proof Of his attachment TO the Church, which
he INDUCES IN secret lie kept bis crpsses where be
could nightly adore them; they under him. his
bed rested upon them. But 80 eunniugly has he
managed the secret that few frotestan- except n.y.
sel would have detected it. He has had the end and
SIDE rails OF his bedstesd bored, the holes opposite
each other and a cord put Though lengthwise, and
Sheu erosswise, and thus, by the intersection OF the
yope crosses are formed that every night he sleeps
spon network Of crosses. Was there anything ever
70 infamous before, man thus decorating the
sred emblem Of Christianity ] stood and con.em-
p3ated the scene few moments in silent horror and
Men hastily let the house. The golden pavement was
rssnej 70 The docr aud tbs is the usa who Get up
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-07

We give below an extract from letter received
the last mail bya gentleman Of this city iron y
brother The writer left for California on the Xs
August in the George Law. He has resided ns'
years in California has frequently crossed the IsAns'
and is familiar with the matters OF which he WIZ
In the present delicate state Of affairs on the lsas
new complications may easily arise, Of which the r'
lie should be notified in season.
STEAMSHIP soSoRA, of Acspaes
September y, 1874 ,
"We shall arrive at Acapulco some time bevcs
this and noon, and are having very pleasant up 9
this side. The frst hot weather we have found w.
fourth dav out from Panama, three days ago, ana |.
are likely 10 have continuance Off till we ret
three days further on. We reached A.pinwsa y
O'Clock on Monday, one week ago to-day ana ~
across and on board the steamer same day. we ~
for The mails all day Tuesday. There were runoo
difficulty between The United States Goyenn
that of New Granada, in regard 10 q heavy n1
matter, and threats were made by the GoveM
Panama that unlts the tax (of nineteen cene " -
on all mail natter was paid by the Railroad Com
lie would stop the transit Of passengers. Ipe
the Companies here are very reserved N regeo ~
matters Of this kind, and we learned nothing
from them. Mr.. Foster, editor Of TIE 49,. .r
Courier, however, told me that the CGaR
had eficiA notice from the Governor -
that unless the tax was paid no transit "
be allowed after the let day OF Septemeef:
Tot,en was thus in O state Of uncertainty W.
were landed upon the dock at Aspinwsb: -.
minutes after he received notice by Telegraph ~
Governor Of Panama would not enforce the rsgssss
until hearing further from the Central Gown.
Bogota. The Governor seems to have aTrvsds:S,
conclusion became the frigste Independence AIR.
the Bay Of Panama during the night Of he - -
August, and daylight showed Der close 10 -
walls, with her guns trained to bear on the tosh
,rsDst across the Isthmus and out on 70 he -
quietly end we were already on board beics 81
Of our arrival was generally known at PsamA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-07

BY the Black Reps,11taps as then candidate. -hud
der at The bare. possibility ID the election OF soch
nan, whose CONAN Catholicism il no" placed BEYOND
an pceite doubt to he the President Of these ''ed
sta,es Itope you win not, az do not stop at any
thing tina, win preveD, 20 dire cairmty, especially !"
Guy Order. A.,
sinre' y "'~ LITTLE STREAMS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-07
FREMONT PROVED A CATHOLIC.
[NTEREsTING CORRESPONDENCE.

LlNING10N sept. "a, IoJV
Hon. LiTrIr STREAGs- Dear Brother: Knowing the
great facilities which YOU possess for obtaining the in
formation, and your readiness TO aid the cause, tue
membebs Of our Council Gil sen Punkens No OOl have
authorized to ark you for come further testimony as
90 Fremonts being a CsthoGc-msny of the brethrtn
being very much shaken in the faith by the statements
recently made by his friends the subject We want
you TO tell something; somc facts which You can
give from your own personal knowledge and observs-
lion. 1t is important that should have 1t a, an
early day. Respectfully YOUR, S0fT SHAr.H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-07

CHILD STxALIsG IN NEw-YoRK.--It msy. -
many Of our readers 10 learn that from %to
are stolen every year in Ncw.York from thc1
and never heard Of more. Yet such 10 the ~
our advertising columns to-day viii Be fcuna
these cases, and curious one Il Is. The ].sS
james McGaugh brings her child 70 Dor oroe ss1,s
Centre street, to spend the day with him. 10 %s
ing she dressed the child to 90 home, ent ~ u
back was turned, the child ran out d the 1901 -
the street. The mother missed the chla ~
after il Immediately, but though two day, - - D
up TO last night no child had been found, iDs3 n
Airs House and every Station. House IN Ne -
been searched 10 find II. On the 10th OF ms - b
boy five years Of age, named John Joyce; Va - -
the brother has not yet succeeded in 6nshsg -
at the Chiefs O1ice, in the Park, will DO besS
similar stories. The child Is Ioa, sacs -
tie parens; days, weeks. months psss, be- -
Of their little ones are ever beard. AT ~ y. -
is given over, and the matter Is forgotten ss a;r ..
mystery is, what 10 done with the chiIdrsnl y -
be tbst they are brought up ~ thieves, Or pSsSSs
70 some religious sect that proselyse In thb ~ =
thing ought to BE- done n preserve the sAss
ssys pars1's iSs sng1sb el lSsiDs then.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-07

es..e and qpist and eaod order be again rs.ored II
they do not II IL far. .hs. more blood win be she'd.
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Foreign News.
ARRIVAL OF TIE BALTIC.
Large British Army to be sent to Canadc
BRITISH LOAN OF 100000 900.

The Baltic arrived at her dock at O'Clock,
bringing dates to the Goth ut. The Africa ar
rived out on the 18th.
Among the passengers on the Baltic are B.
". Townsend, bearer Of dispatches, u. T.
hughes inventor of new telegraph.
ENGLAND. The London Times announces
that the 10Th regiment and battalion of ri
ties are about to be dispatched for Canada,
anu several other regiments will follow, so
AS to concentrate a powerful force in that
country. It is rumored, also, that almost
every regiment attached to home service has
received intimations that their services NAV
be required in Canada.
The money market still continues tight,
the demand being In excess Of supply. The
new loan is announced at ESQ 900 900, with
funding Of exchequer bills TO the extent of
Io,oOV,0OO. As these amounts have to be
pald IN I'VE instruments in the course Of two
months, the demand will continue active and
make the market more stringent.
The Kothchilds, il is said, have taken the
whole of the new loan.
There Is much gossip about the peace con-
ference.
Baron Brunow is reported to have said
that Russia is sincerely DESTROYS of peace,
but if peace be not made within three or
four weeks at farthest from the opening Of
the conference, serious difficulties might oc-
cur to interfere with tho final settlement of
the question.
Lord Clarendon had private interview
with the Emperor Immediately upon his arri-
val in Paris.
FRANCE.-The French news IL unnterest-
ing. The article in the Assemble National
touching the defensive works being construct
ed at Portsmouth, England, has elected
some remark, and il looked on as an exhib-
ton of French jealousy.
LIVERPOOL MARKErs.--Flo In good de-
tnand and more easy sale than on Friday.
Western canal 34sa36s. Ohio 27sa3ss. In
dian corn was sold Yesterday as low 33sGd
for mixed To-day freely offered with bet
ter demand, and Friday prices easily OBJ
tanned with an advance Of I'd per quarter
Pork business restricted for want Of stock.
Bacon in demand at 5lsa52s for long and
short, rib IN. Cheese in moderate dem md a,
last rates. Lard unsettled.
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WASHINGTON Cry IN l80l.-One can
scarcely credit the description Of Washington
City, rs Mrs. Adams found it in 1901:
''llere and there she writes is small
cot, without glass window, interspersed
among the forests, through which YOU travel
for miles without seeing human being
The house is upon grand and superb scale
requiring about thirty servants to attend
and keep the apartments in order. | could
content myself anywhere for three months /:
but surrounded by forests, can YOU believe
that wood cannot be had, because people
cannot be found TO cut and cart it? The
house is made habitable, but there is not a
single apartment finished. We have not the
least fence, yard, or other convenience with
out, and the great unfinished audience-room
make drying-room TO hang up clothes ill.,
II il q beautiful spot, capable of every inn
proyclnent, and the more view il tine more
am delighted with it''
The great unfinished andience-room. y Of
winch Mrs. Adams speaks, il the famous East
Room Of the White House
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terrors Of the Law are reserved for honest
settlers, the bona ide PEOPLE or KANSAS, who
seek to defend conceded rights in loyal and
lawful way
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KEAa ESTATE ron SALE.

/ OTIS 10 and IT, Block l62, on Franklin street
Il East Aaf OF / ia Bioca los ON Main street.
Fart ef l43ts ~ ana ~, Block ls6 on johnson
street.
Lat 6, Block g., on Concert street.
Other lots III different parts Ut the city, Also,
improved and unimprosed land in Lee County
". " BELkNAp
meh7d 0ffcc corner Main aud second SITS
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IGE DEs MolSrs NALLEY Wnte Is issued FROM
this Office every Wednesday ha an cstensi, and IN
creasns circulation throughout thc pesMoinas Val
ley, as we'll in the rest Of the State and the Uni
ted States, and medium Of advertising is not
surpassed subscription price sl50 per nnnum in
advance
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-07

Inc SHARKS FRozEN.--lt is said, by the
oldest settlers, that SO severely cold weather
has never been experienced in Florida until
TINS winter. Capt Routes de Ora informs us
TINT sharas have been frozen to death during
the late spell, IN the Charlotte Harbor-
such ~ event has not transpired, to his
knowledge, for the last 81 years. Tampa
Peninsuar.
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WESTERN CoLLEGE.-T United Brethren
Society have chosen Western as the point at
which they have located. and are now com
mencing TO erect their College Buildings.
They have secured 800 acres Of prairie land
and - acres Of timber. Inconnection with
TIC Institution It IL Contemplated To have Il
College Farm. They design to erect three
buildings, tho largest Of which will be 60 by
% feet, and the least one 80 by Go feet,
three stories high. The estimated cost Of
tn three buildings contemplated, is one hun
bred thousand dollars. It is the intention Of
the Board Of Managers to have one building
completed and ready for the reception Of
pupils by the first of December next
Rev. ,. Weaver, President of the Board.
from whom We have these particulars, in
forms Us that the subject Of establishing
TINS College was first mentioned al their an
nual conference IN August last. lie also
states that they have now between thirteen
ana fourteen thousand dollars subscribed
From CIR acquaintance with Mr.. Weaver, and
from tue fact that 50 much has been accom-
plished 10 SO short time, we Judge that the
business is IN energetic and efficient hands,
ana that the project will be carried to
speedy completion.
Western is situated in the south west corn
or OF Lam county, some ten miles from Ce-
daf Rapids. We learn that lots can be had
there On reasonable terms for residences, and
as the location Is said TO be delightful one,
with a good and pleasant country surround
ing which we cannot 20 amiss of in Iowa
and from the fact that the first aud only
College in this State belonging to the United
Brethren Society is located there. it may be-
come town Of some Distinction Vinton
Eagle.
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Franklin Fire an d Marine
NM 90 NpANf.
F0sn ~ Ia

INFESTED according to The LaE>. Oh Il.ii"iss Il
Especial attention gwen 10 u uranoa # II
FARM PROPERTY, bW E.s1Na AND OUT Z
BIILDNGS.
| NSI IsES such buitding/or contents On faVorably
l. terms, for or yeass lnsures stores, Ware'
houses Buildings VI Contents, aud Personal Proper,
y generally.
LOSSES EQU ITABLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPT
LY PAID ~ CASH.
This Company is Jaiai Steek Association, organ-
lied ander speea charter granted by the legisla1
tur@ Of Wisconsin, with authorized capital Oh
S5on.0 One hundred thousand dollars Of whicH
i paid in and securely invested in bonds and morris
cages, The Company being thua securely organxed
upon firm basis he directors take pleasure in rel
commencing il 60 public favor, worthy Of conf
dence and support, with tho that all losss
es shall b promptly and honorably adjus ted As
this IL purely stock Company mutual businesE
will be done, premium notes taken.
OFFICERS
n VI Donaldson, Pres t. W I. Gibs n, Secty y
j. w. Eddy, Vice prest A. Gibson, Gen. Agent 4
dee. 2id3m W +. TURNER, Agent q
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L
PASTORAL REsroNArIoN.-Thc Rev. j. ].
Marks, Of the First Presbyterian Church,
Quincy, H., has written letter from Con
stantinople resigning the Pastoral charge Of
that Church. Mr. Marks left Quincy last
summer, in bad health, with the hope that d
voyage across the Atlantic and tour in the
East might prove beneficial to his health
He has been disappointed, however, in this
expectation, and now writes that his contin-
ued bad health renders it impossible for him
TO entertain any longer his cherished pur-
pose of resuming his duties as Pastor Of the
Church for which he has labored for fifteen
years past.
THE SLAVE DEMOCRACY CAyNG.--We learn
from friend in Iowa City, that G. W. Me
Clearv, Locofoco nominee for Secretary Of
State, has concluded to withdraw from the
canvass, and viii publish card declining
the nomination in "a day or two.
The tremendous Convention Of the Repub-
licans at Iowa City on the 22nd, doubtless,
opened the eyes Of Mr.. McCleary to the
overwhelming strength Of the new party,
and the futility of any efforts of the Democ-
racy to resist its triumphant march to VIC
tory.
p. S.-Snce the above was in type, the
decHnation of Mr.. McCleary has come TO
hand.
LlGHT TO RE RESTORED Early in the winter,
the gas pipes bursted in QuincypBurlingto
Davenport, Rock leland, and Dubuque, leay-
ing those cities in darkness. This was a
severe infection, and all the more so as the
people of those places had been blessed for
brief period with the luxury Of gas light.
keokuk is the only place on the Mississippi
above St. Louis, we believe, which has re-
ioiced in brilliant and steady blaze Of gas
light through the winter. We learn from the
papers that the necessary repairs have been
made of the gas fixtures in Quincy and Bur
lington, and that light is about 10 be restored
TO them.
CHICAGO ELEcrIoN.Dyer, the Douglass
candidate, is elected Mayor. The Demo
cratic Press says ii was done by illegal votes
Liquor and the foreign vote, il says, were
made TO work for his interest. Chicago is a
queer city rs well rs fast one
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ron SALE

. Ten Acre bots, Two miles from the city Terms
- easy
AHpiy toJpo ?. noruish Or Lloyd D. Simpson,
Post 0lls. Building. lnchsdti
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Az INDIANS IDEA o. PRopEerY AND Pro
fkiEqY.-lhe Green Bay Advocate Of the N It
ult. says that few weeks since a Belgian ia
TINT vicinity decampei. leaving his wife and
two children IN state Of restitution. A
Chippewa became appraised Of their condi-
Gon, Just IN time TO save them from death by
eoi.' aud hunger. and took them home with
MN. The Chippewa is inclined 10 put his own
construction upon the law relating to waits
anu slfays, aud declares it to be his inten-
lioh mat unless the husband IL ON hand with
- : certain Tune 70 claim the woman and the
childfan- pay charges aud take tbema,saV IN
shall give them u his son. re.nocfahlo
young fellow who has sown his w5Ed nats
and has reached that point In life when h. {
prepared " take sqaaw and settle down IL
the world -
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VI Fklx ED

On The Oh lnst., " Kv. ]. 4. Umstad, ~ vest
minister Church, MI. James 4. buckingham, Of Put
nan, Ohio. to Miss Lucy Gllmore, Of this city
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5 EQCITABLY ADJUSTED AND PR0MP1-
LIZ IAII L. CAsII
Home
INSURANCE. nMpAN

INSURANCE. COMPANY.
Office No. Wall Street, New York.
Cash Capital, $500 900 90.
Amount Of Assets, S74Ta72,iT.
Amount If Liabilities, S53,ef7 IS.
fINHl> Company differs from most others in having
1 tat9 up capital Of $500 900 40 and no div-
bends made - stock holders withou, first rroyid
ing for the unearncd premium on all outstanding pol
ieies, in addition 10 the capital
CHAS. ]. MARTIN, Pres.
A. !. WIILMARTH, See.
5an2Jd3m WIN. T. TURNER Agent.
kEOKUK MARINE INSURANCE CO.
Capital. 100000.
FItHlS Company is prepared to do u Marine 1nsur-
4 ance business Cargo risks taken nj customary
rates and the usual Cash facilities extended to reg
ular customers.
Losses promptly adjusted
Directors
A. Bridgman, VIM +. Turner,
T. II. HARRISON Gee. r. Smyth.
John Templin, A. L. Dcming,
John Mceune, G.. f. Conn.
&. CARRIER, Jas. i. Cox.
w. g. kentgen.
A. BRIDGMAN, President
81. Il. sMYTH, Vice President.
A. l.. DEMfNG, Treasurer.
Wa. IcRNRR, Secretary.
Office In "a story Concert Hall building.
}au3ld&w3mo
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To inc PUBIC.

fIANING determined, hereafter. 10 do an eaclu J
L l. stgeg cash business ia cur retail DEPARTMENT.
prepared 20 sell all kuds Of iats, Caps, Bon
net, A., a. greatly reduced prIees Our stock
now very complete, ana keep nothing but tn :
best grade # goods always have The latest sly les
and si. sell lower for casA than the grades
are se4l On credit. - come on With your dimes
Es- All kiuds n Millinery work done 70 ordsr ]
AZ tht sh0gtss notice
Oa,. 26 diff h. + HUMPHREY GAGE
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kEOKUK MARINE INSURANCE CO.
Cnpitnl. A2UO.OOO.
Itna insurance 60.

Itna insurance Cos
TAPIT Al $500 600
~ Hartford Fire Insurance CO., capital $500 900
star Insurance Company capital Sl3000u
Commercial Insurance Go., ~ 81. Louis capital
100000.
Astna Life Insurance Company. capital 100, 600.
Fire, Life and Marine Policies issue by
mchldim ". w. BELkNAP, Agent
NOTICE.
HAVING purchased Of b A. Williams his en-
4 tire stock Of Groceries, We Will carry 81 the
above bunes and sell At very low hgure- il order to
make room foF Spring stock. Fer extraordinary
bargains call ri hs old stand On Mansreet, between
attn sud 9th.
Aiso the highest cash price paid for all kinds of
produce ". II. AUSTIN $50.
nchid
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4 under fence. II miles from the city Oh the pankH
road. Possession gieen to- lst Of March next App
ply t. ney2i SMITH 4 SANSICkLEN Il
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~ Resolutions endorsing the Wilmot
Proyiso, and unanimously passed BY the New
Hampshire Legislature In 1877 have been
found on fle in Concord. They were written
by President Pierce, and are signed by Mo
ses Norris as Speaker Of the House, Harry
Ilbbard President Of the Senate, and ia
red ". Williams as Governor. These three
men were in Congress and voted for the Ne
braska Bill
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-07

R0WN and tan eolored hat hlgh aud ,ow crown I
, Il every style aud quality. asi Iycelf by \
oct23lwtf u + uUMf HKEl GAGE.
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IN0k sALE.--A house and lot on Main street.
II nay24 SMITH s. NANSICKLEN
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nSE thousand b .nnc,s, If All styles and qualified
~ at D.f HUMPHREY GAGE. !
.ygl
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A FRESH iuyoieo II hat- and Caps trade fors
n City property. Apply e.
noy24 Smith a yANsfCKLEN.
1cQ ACHES Il Land in Washington county, four
IOD mites fr3m che C5uuty Seal. car Ge had FIR
seven dollars per acre. Apply coon u
noy2i SMITH NANSICkLEE. &
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FOR SALE,

LNoR SALE-640 of choice land within foni
l. miles Of the city. SMITH NANSICkLEN.
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1--WE hauar.d doz n atush Gaps. just reer1fed AZ
L IN. store i b. Z. HIMPh LIZ i GAGE,
,rtf3dwsF
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COMMON SENSE.

eff our correspondent had taken notice be
would have observed that the Times justified
the Col. in his position, aud assumed the
same ground EDs. GATE Cry.
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OR SALE.

20 FEET front second street with buildings
4 " rents for $500. Apply -
nDy24 sMTIH 4 VANsfCKLES
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NJ ILLINEKY Goods Of e1 sry variety. az the low,
vi 81; Prices, at d. r Ill tMPHKEY GAGE. I
oet23dwtf.
fTsHKEE hundred dozen @oat and hue nats II very
L style, at D.F lit dPlKE4 GAGE. :
oqf9ssfstf
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Is,Ix SALE.

so feet by 75 on First Street, between Main John
son. Also House and Lot of first and john
son. Apply to SMITH a NANsICkLEN.