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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-10-03

IHE BAY ISLANDS CEASED TO ExIsT-A corresnor-
Gent ct the New York Herald at Belize announces
the fact that the British coloney of tho Raw TsaOSS
mad virtually ceased to exist, and that the MOSQUITO
hing had been informed by the officer of Her Britain
NC MaJestys ship Cossack of the termination of the
English proiectorate, and cosequenty the end of his
RUE: rue Inc writer does not state what effect the
transferred TO the republic of Hondnras "Oulu Oe
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-10-03

Bs2ya One OF the main objects of the Black Repub'
lican and Know Nothing fusion in Pennsylvania IS
20 infuse confidence into the enemies of Democracy
and discourage its friends. If the coalition can
succeed in carrying the State election we will hear
grand cry from the Fillmore orators and presses Of
the South over the runous and disgraceful victory
which their Northern friends have assisted the Black
Republicans TO achieve, and the people of the South
will be gravey advised TO desert Mr.. Buchanan and
90 for Mr. Fillmore, whose friends act in concert
with those of MI Fremont. We have it upon pretty
good authority that there is hitch in the prospec-
tive coalition upon the electoral ticket in that State,
a few of the Fillmore electors being troubled with
conscience. The Black Republicans are to hold
convention on the 9Th of October, 10 decide about an
electoral ticket, and the report Is that six OF the
electors on the Fillmore ticket, after having been
duly sounded, refuse TO agree TO 60 for Fremont on
any conditions or under any circumstances. what
Will he done in this state of the case remains to be
seen Whether the thing will fall through, the vote
be divided or these untracable men struck from the
ticket and denounced traitors" after the manner
pursued in reference to Levin and the Others who
refuse 10 surort the fusion or Abolition Stale ticket
The whole IL is in a muddle,'' but will show
I.<sf shortly in its true colors. AS things now stand
all the odds and ends Of opposition united in the
effort to overthrow the Democrats. Indeed, we no.
ce that the baltimore American of yesterday copies
with approval, an article from the Pennsylvania En-
qurer, setting forth this fact and anticipating sue
cess from it.
We leave the Southern people to judge in the
matter 1t is hardly worth while for us to keeI
dining and talking. The thing speaks for itsel
and none can fail to listen to its monitons but those
WIN nrn Npilfnllv deaf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-10-03
Great RritnIn and rTexIco.

The following is letter upon which the telegraph
ic report of difficulties between Great Brton and
Mavico was founded 5 +st
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-10-03

J. WHITE,
w. R. LEAK,
G. w. LITTLE,
WIN. LITTLE,
w. w. WILKINS,
L D. BENNETT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-23

The petition of the Hook and Ladder
Fire Co., asking an appropriation of $1,000
for the purpose of providing said Company
with the necessary apparatus for the sup
preston of fires, also house and lot for the
safe keeping Of the same, was referred to u
special committee, consisting Of Alderman
STARTS, Pitman and Parsons.
The Mayor appointed Jas. Linch, and w.
II. Mcpherson us Deputy Marshals. Appoint
meat confirmed by the Council.
The following resolutions were adopted, TO
wit
Resolved, That the Mayor be and he is
hereby authorized to retain Messrs. Rankin
d Miller as attorneys to act in all matters re-
curing legal counsel.
Resolved, That the proceedings Of the City
Council and the annual financial exhibit be
published in all the daily papers, at n price
not exceeding one hundred and fifty dollars
to each, per year, and the Ordinances in the
Daily Gate City, at the same price that was
paid to said paper during the last year.
The Mayor appointed the following stand
ing committees, to wit:
Committee on Streets and Alleys-Alder-
men Parsons, Patterson, Billings.
Committee on Claims-Aldermen TAYLOR,
Conn, pittman.
Committee on tlnance-Aldermen Billings,
STARTS, Parsons.
Committee on Judiciary--Aldermen Conn,
Timberman, pittman.
The following persons were appointed
Judges and Clerks;
| First Ward-Judges Haines and d. A
| Day. Clerks--P. Eicher and j. Z. Burke.
Second Wnrd-Judges-J Cofindaffer and
/ F. n. Wright. Clerks-H G. Lands and B
| S, Merriam.
| Third Ward-Judges- Hawkins and J
Burrows. Clerks-Wm. Wittenmyer and j
/ Austin.
Fourth Ward-Judges Watson ant
Il. Newton. Clerks-William Stotts and r
| Hunter.
Council adjourned to meet Wednesday
April Odd, at O'Clock p. NJ
b. S. MERRIAM, City Recorder.
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The People of the United States without regard
20 past political differences or divisions who are
opposed 20 the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise,
to the policy Of the present Administration, TO the
extension of Slavery into the Territories in favor
of the admission Of Kansas Free State and of
restoring the action Of the Federal Government to
the principles Of Washington and Jefferson, are IN
ylted by tho National Committee appointed by the
Pittsburgh Convention of the I'D Of February,
1885, TO send from each State three Delegates from
every Congressional District. and Delegates at
large, to meet III PHILADELPHIA, on the 18th
day Of june next, for the purpose q recommending
candidates fGr the Offices Of President and Wee
President of the United States.
T. ID. MORGAN, New York,
FRANCIS 2. BLAIR. Maryland,
J. NJ. NILES, Connecticut,
DAVID WILM0T. Pennsylvania,
A. 2. STONE. Ohio
WM. NJ. CHASE. Rhode Island,
J. Z. GOODRICH, Mnssach usetts.
GEO. RYE, Virginia.
A. r. HALL0WELb, Maine.
+. :. LELAND. Illinois,
CIAS. DlCkEY, Michigan.
q. IL FOGG New Hampshire,
A. J. STEVENS, Iowa,
CORNELIUS COLE, California,
L. BRAINARD. Vermont,
vs.. GR0SE, indiana
NlMAN SP00NER, Wisconsin,
C. NJ X. pAUL1S0N. New Jersey
f. b. WILLIAMS. Delaware
J G.. FEE. Kentucky
JAMES REDPATH, Missouri
LEWIS CLEPHANE. Dist. of Columbia
National Committee.
Washington March -, 1886
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Republican Declaration OF Princi-
pleS.
AnoFrrp nl rnr rIrrsnreH coNvrNrIoN.

AIDFTEN RI THF FTIfNbT HH V1N ~ T''7'
l. We demand and shall attempt to secure the
repeal of all laws which allow the introduction Of
Slavery into territories consacrated 70 freedom,
aud will resist By every constitutional means the
existence Of Slavery II any a the territories Of the
United States
2. We VIII supper, by every lawful means our
brethren i'm Kansas in their constitutional and man
ly resistance to the usurped authority Of their law
less invaders. and will give the full weight of our
political power in favor of the immediate admission
Of Kansas to the Union free, sovereign, indie
pendent State.
3. Believing that the present national admins
tration has shown itself TO he weak and faithless,
and that its continuance in power is identified with
the progress Of the slave power to national suprema
oy, with the exclusion of freedom from the terrific
ry, and with increasing civil discord il is leading
purpose Of our organization to oppose and over.
throw IL
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NEWS OF the vrnrniug.

Arrival Or THE ArRIcA.-Tho Africa ar
rived on the 18th. Peace Conference still
sitting, considering minor details Paris has
been Illuminated in honor of the peace, and
the Orleanists and Lesitimists took part in
the Illumination. No news Of Importance
from any quarter. Markets active. Iron in
good demand. Provisions unchanged.
The President and several members Of the
Cabinet visited Annapolis on the 18th
They were received by citizens in the Senate
Chamber Of the State House. Mr.. Pierce
replied in happy manner. The next day,
in company with the Governor and Secretary
Of State Of Maryland, with other officials,
they inspected the Naval Academy
Milton l.. Latham was unanimously con-
frmed Collector of San Francisco on the 10th.
The South Americans have carried the city
Of Augusta. Ga, at the charter election.
SPECIAL TAX The City Council has or
dered vote TO be taken on the 30th inst, TO
authorize the leyying Of special tax. We
are requested to state that this order was
passed not because the Council has deter
mined upon, or even contempates, any unu-
sual or extraordinary appropriations for any
purpose, during the ensuing year. The OBJ
ect is to provide against contingencies. 1t
NAV happen that the Council will need more
means than are at present provided, and in
such case the law makes it necessary that the
election ordered should be held by the time
specified. If the vote should be in the af-
firmative, the Council will then be clothed
with the necessary power, and can then exer-
cise its discretion.
We observe that the Mayors proclamation
does not prescribe the form Of the ballots
rTThe Auditor Of the State Of Indiana
gives notice that the notes Of the following
Free Banks have been placed in liquidation,
and gives notice to the holders Of the notes
Of said banks to have them at his Office for
redemr. ON on or before the first day Of Oe-
tober next
Traders Bank at Nashville Elkhart co
Bank Bank Of Connersville: Bank of Att
ca State Stock Bank Of Indiana at Peru
Wabash valley Bank Bank of America. a
Morocco Bank Of Albany Bank Of Bridge
port Laurel; Orange Bank Green Count,
Bank; Atlantic Bank; Bank Of T. Wads
worth; Traders Bank at Terre Haute
Drovers' Bank At Rome; Farmers Bank a
Jasper; New York Stock Bank Al yincennes
Plymouth Bank.
The keokuk Post Republican, comes Il
us with triumphant rejoicngs over grea
victory gained over the Democracy Of tina
city, who insisted upon running ticket a
the municipal election, upon strict part,
grounds. The Independent or opposition
ticket was elected BIZ strong majority
dubuque Republican.
The Keokuk Post pretends 70 be indepen
dent, but is at least Republican, what
ever else it may be, and didn't rejeice very
mach over the election. The Times is the
regular, and the Post is the irregular, Loco.
foce paper in this city. The Gate City ID
~ only ssRepublican" journal.
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ron SALE.

ElGHTf acres OF land three miles from this CITY
IL with a comfortable house on the same
Inquire of d. r. Humphrey + Gage, SO Main
street between Sd and 4th or VIM. NJ c. Terrence.
Also 100 acres situated six miles north az osks.
loosa, Mahaska Co.
feb2odtf L. f. HUMPHREY GAGE.
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spring Arrangement u 1855.
From St Louis, keokuk, and intermediate places,
to Chicago, Niagara Falls, New YORK and Boston,
and TO Burlington, Rock Island, Dunleith, Min
nesota, and Wisconsin, via
NORTHERN CROSS RAILROAD,
Quincy Chicago.
Connecting at daesburg with the Chicago and Bur
hngton, and Peoria and 0quawka Railroad, for Bur
lington, Peoria and Chicago at w ianett and Pom
Iowa City, Lasalie, &c; at Mendoza with Illinois
Central Railroad for Gslena, Dunleith, st. Paul,
Lasalle, Bloomington, &c; at junction with Chicago
and Galena Union Railroad for Elgin, Beloit, Mad
ison, &c; and at Chicago with the great Railroad
Routes into Wisconsin, Indiana, ohio &c, and Ia
the Eastern cities.
The trains of the Northern Cross Railroad con
meet ut Ualesburg with the trains VI the Chicago
Burlington Railroad to and from Chicago, and with
two daily lines of the first class packet steamers OF
the keokuk Packet Company between ST. Louis and
gu ncy, and between Quincy and keokuk. Two ex-
press trains run each way daily, Sundays excepted.
between Quincy and Chicago, IN Ak ing regular con
nections as above.
L. Chicago Express-Leayes Quincy at O'Clock
NJ, arrives ut Galesburgh at 1915 p. M, at Men
dota at r. NJ, at Chicago p. N.
2 Chicago Express-Leayes Quincy .45 p. NJ, ar
riyes at Galesburg r. NJ, al Mendoza 20 A. ~.
Chicago 5.35 Az.
3. Quincy Express-Leaves Chicago Z. 35 A. NJ, ar
rlyes nj Mendoza at 80 y. M, at Gnesburg $40 ~
n. ut Quincy Ills Pm.
A. Quincy Express Leaves Chicago 9.15 r. NJ, sr.
riyes at Mendoza al 20 A. ~, at q alesburg A.
ut Quincy nj II Al
Baggage checked through from Quincy to Chicago
Through tickets good for go days, allowing hold
! 10 remain and resume their scats, can b.
bought on board the steamers Of the Quincy apc
Keokuk Packet Company at ST. Louis, Hannibal
heokuk, and all other river towns, also ut the oc,
of the ticket agent at keokuk also the ticket Of
fees of the Michigan Central and Michigan South
ern Railroads at St Louis, Chicago, and other cit
les also al the General Ticket Office in Quincy, ant
at all the principal Ticket Offices East and West.
For further informal ion nquire Of 5. M. Burn
ham, General Ticket Agent, Quincy, Illinois.
n. BUSHNELL,
apr23 ddw Superintendent
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FOR SALE.

A sfLENDl Farm Of six hundred acres located
- on Strinfs Prairie, sixteen miles N. w of the
city Of keok uk.
IL IL desired II will be divided to suit purchasers
me improvements are of a superior character
~ mas been pronounced, by those who have seen
IT, 70 De one OF the most beautiful farms in the coun
try.
Apply toJ /. Cave, String Prairie, or to Cave
son, Main Street, between Sd and 4th, keokuk
mch4dtf
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- @s---=--
SPECIAL ATlCE.

John TIBBE would respe ,tfully recommend him
- self to the inhabitants keokuk and its yicini-
y, a an Artist in the pal atng of Landscapes and
rortIaits, either on wo d canvass, or any other
substance for the Decor .tion Of nsrlors rooms or
steamboat cabins and Is also pre- pared do Paper
hanging IN the best ile, and to give lessons in the
above named art. IN ntings can Be examined at Oe-
9en nookstofe on ain street. I'd, and also III
T. Mckrthur's Pici ure GALLERY ON Johnson street
near the Post Ofhc e, and orders may be left A. c.
ooSrtop On MAiF street, near I'd. mcdl3 d3m
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EDITH HALE Il Village Story. BY Thrace
Talmon.- is a tale Of New England life
and society Many characters from all the
leading ranks of social life are depicted in a
sharp and spirited manner, and any one who
will take up this book can hardly fail to see
some Of his acquaintance faithfully and fe-
licitously drawn.
Published by Phillips, Sampson & Co.,
Boston, and for sale in this city by r. B. og-
den.
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CT Mirth is like fash Of lightning, that
breaks through CLEAN Of clouds and gilt
tiers for a moment.
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HAVING PURCHAshD

HAVING PUKCHAShD
II'HE stock of Furniture of Mr.. K. WusEy I
L will sell the entire lot at very low figures du-
ring the next five weeks, to make room for Spring
stock. For extraordinary bargains in Funiturs
call at either of Mr.. Wilsey's old stands or at thu
Gate City Furniture Roomt, No. 1876 Main street
Feb l3--ddw G. & ARROrT.
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Has THE EARTH RING THE venerable
Humboldt, from observations recently made
respecting the zodiacal light, draws the con-
ciusion that the earth is surrounded with a
nebulous ring lying within the orbit Of the
moon This startling conclusion is drawn
from the Tact that the aodiacal light has been
seen simultaneously at both east and west
horizons.
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Council Proceedings.


Council met.
Present-A Aldermen Billings, Timberman,
pittman, Parsons, Patterson, STARTS and
TAYLOR.
The Petition Of p. M. Potter and others
to have the alloy through Block 81 graded
and paved, was received and referred TO the
committee on Judiciary.
The following resolution was also referred
to the committee on Judiciary.
Resolved, That the City Engineer be, and
is hereby instructed to advertise for the
grading ana Matchmaking of the alleys
through blocks - and 20, TO be paid by
special tax upon the lots.
The bill Of A. I. Walling < Co. Of 81 90
was allowed.
The bib Of +. J. Leech SIS rent of office
for District Clerk, and the bill of Geo. b.
Wilson Of $50 rent Of Court room, Sept.
1855, and Of +. Cole for Jury room, at Sept
term 1865, were referred to the committee on
Claims.
The proposition Of Patrick Frizzle, in re-
ation to his bid for curbing and paving side
walks was referred to the committee on Ju-
dietary.
The Contract and Bond Of j. & E. Creigh-
ton in relation to the grading of Third street
from Concert to the north line of Orleans
Street was referred to the committee ON Ju-
dietary.
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w anted,

wanted.
by young man, situation a. bookkeeper
IL salesman ID Dry foods Store. Satisfactory
reference given III is willing to loan his employer
| few hundred dollars with good security
Address ID. Nc, of this city, or inquire al this of
nee. apr23dlt
7 lMBER LUMBER II am to day in receipt
IL Of another lot of seasoned pine lumber: also a
lot ~ shingles and weatherbearing, good article
| am prepared to fill bills Of framing stuff short
notice, If applied 10 soon. Enquire at the Office Of
the Gate City Hotel, corner Of Sth and Main.
apr23-itds JAS. FOLdER.
Drugs. Chemicals, Medicines, Ac.
IsHE subscribers are in partial receipt of their
l. Stock, and invite buyers.
3Oe oEs sulphate qnlnine.
80 do do cinchonia.
100 lbs blue mass, English and American,
100 do calomel do do.
so do corrosive sublimate
so ozs red precipitate,
TO lbs lunar caustic,
% oEs suiphate morphine
lAo lbs tartarie acid,
gross chloride sodium
20 lbs az ammonia, + I F,
250 lbs spirits ntre,
loo do sulphuric ether,
= do Hoffman i anodyne
so do chioroform. A G. THOM Il Co
spr23dAw
= BALES Corks, all sises.
. apr23-daw &C. THoM co
'WOtfess Sch ma pPs.S
THE subscribers being agents for the genuine
Seheidam ochnapps, made BY Udulpho Wolf, would
inform purchasers that they are prepared TO sell
them at a small advance on New York prices. 500
cases Of quarts and pnts just receiving and part in
store apr33-daw A. G. THOM 90.
pOYLES alcohol in store.
l. 40 bbls spirit gas daily expec ed
- bhls spirit gas daily expected
23o gals linseed oil In store and to arrive
apr23-daw A. c. THoM q co.
SENRIAR'S GooSK'--5O kegs above brand Of
super carb soda, just received
200 ms cream tartar
% kgs soda saleratas
bbls do do
apr23daw A.C. THoM co.
ToHN ANDERSON 4 Co.-Just receiving, an in
- voice Of the above celebrated manufacturer
tine cut and "soaee' chewing and smoking tobacco.
apr23-da A. G. THOd d 90
$50 Thousand Havana Cigars, part received
apr23-daw A. c. TH0M & co.
Tally EXPECTED, tons snow white zinc ia OIL
II tons white lead
10000 lbs putty in bladders barrels, kegs and
500 gals cOpal, coach, furniture. and Japan var
nishes apr23-ddw A. c. THOM co.
10 BBI.s Madder
- do copperas
Is do glue
cases shelac Az THoM co.
apr23 -daw
Curtain Damasks and window FIX
lures.
SUPEk Satin De LANES and Worsted Damasks
- with Centre Tassels, side loops and Gimp 10
! match. Lace and muslin curtains. sc, SO and 40
inch buff linen shading gilt cornices, curtain pins
and rollers, in sets or to suit. p. D. FOSTER
apr23daw
HoUSEKEEPER s GooDS-A fine assortment of
linen and cotton, 1914, ia, ia sheet
ings, also, linen and cotton &c. 40 and As inch pillow
castings, l04, ia and 12-4 Allandale, Lancas-
ter and Imperial quilts. Damask, birdseye and
huckAbuck toweling, linen and cotton diapers, ia
BILE linens, crash, &C., lust received.
apr23 daw p. ID. FOSTER.
j Hats =
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To Whoie.aie Mercn.n,.

To Wholesale Merchants.
( me Hundred cases of Hats, Caps Straw Goods
~ just received, which will be sold mt wholesale
atSt. Louis or Cincinnati prices. Merchants would
40 well cali and examine previous TO purchasing
their stock. Call and examine ut rs Main street
corner Of Third, at
SHELD0N'S
aprl4-d Hal store
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II0uSE FOR SALE.-The large frame hou q oc-
1 cupicd by me on the corner Of 4th and Main
streets will be sold low for cash, if not so be-
fore will be sold at auction, the premises o the
bidder for cash. TJRIC r.
apr22-d6t
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GLOVER SEEDS bbls for sale by
~ apr22-d McGAVIC, CHITTENDEN 4 GO.
TWELVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY funny ba u
for sale by
apr22d McGAyIC, CHITTENDEN &Nn.
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Hats.

Spring OF 1866.
NyHOLESALEa and retail dealer No. 76 Main,
w Second door from Sd street, Keokuk, Iowa.
low Priced Wool hats
Fine Wool Hats,
soft Fur Hats,
French Felt Hats,
Fashionable Silk Hats
Caps Of all kinds,
Palm Leaf Hats,
Straw and Leghorn Hats,
Panama Hats,
White Beaver Hats
BY the ease or dozen Mt eastern prices. Dealers
are invited to examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
apr22d A. c. SHELDON.
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Cht1dren's Fancy Hats.
A SPLENDID assortment Of white felt beaver
n and straw hats, of new spring and summer
styles. Call and look Mt them at SHELDON'S
aprl4-d 70 Main stra..
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DookBINDER WANTED.--A good Bookb inder
- will find employment at fair prices on pply-
ing immediatelyto In. PEAR e.
apr22- d III
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New Books at Ogden's Book store.
DRESC0TT's Conquest of Mexico,
l. Ferdinand and isabella
{" Philip Second,
Memoirs of Countess Blessington,
Cooper's Leather Stocking Tales, in vols,
Appleton's Cyelopedia Of Biography,
Border Wars of the West,
Life of Joe Smith,
Pictorial Family Encyclopedia,
Life and Speeches of Henry Clay,
Village Farm Cottages,
Edith Hale,
Woltsden,
Erande's Encyclopedias. npr2o-i
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POR SALE,

farm Of 100 acres, all under fence, with two
double log cabins and barn 3Gxi0, situated miles
from Keokuk, in sight Of, and one mile and half
from the Mississippi. Terms-one third cash, the
ba lance in one or two years. Price, $2l per acre.
Title inlisputable SMITH dVANsICkLEN.
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J,,OR sALE--Two new brick dwelling houses
I Apply soon Possession Immediately
SMITH EANSICk LEN.
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Assignee's sale by Auction.
WE will sell, by order of the Assignee, by Pub
w lie Auction. commencing Friday morning,
April 25th at clock and cont inning until the
whole stock is disposed Of the entire stock Of
stoves &C., belonging to Buel i Brother.
This stock comprises several hundred stoves OF
different kinds, such as Cooking Sroyes, Parlor
Stoves local and wood,) Tin Ware of every descrip
tion sheet iron, Hollow Ware, Wra Tinners' Find
ings, Smoothing Irons, Water Coolers, DC, &C. The
goods are good order, ind Of the most approx
cd kinds, and opportunity for investment Is
offered. Terms Of sale cash.
C. X. DINOND, Assignee,
MILLS y co, City Auctr's
aprl7~dfd
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To amy GentIesnn 4,

nNE thousand Bonnets If ali styles and quaixi~
~ AT d. r. HUMPHREY AGE.
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L,0R SALE-A farm Of 200 acres, all under first
L rate fence, rs acres in Timothy divided into
fields large hay barn 40x60 containing first rate
hay press; frame house. four springs, two wells,
fine Young orchard with variety Of selected fruit.
are on the premises There is likewise brick
scho ,lhonse near by. 40 acres of timber within one
mile of the farm can be purchased IL desired Price
$50 per acre one third cash and balance in one and
two wears SMITH VANSICKEN.