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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27
Public Sale of Building lots

"a WILL. be sold at PUBLlp SALE, on the
EEsapf4 w premises. in tue City of Wilmington. on
lssEHm WEDNESDAY, the 10th dag. of December,
Front Second aud jackson Streets These lots are des
abo on account of their near proximity to the business
part of the the Chrstana, and also, number Of
Them being of the principal thoroughiaIes into the
city. Sale peremptorY, every lot offered will posS ely
be sold without reserve or Limitation Sale to commence
at O'Clock Terms ut sale, which will be aceommodat
ing. - -. a; CONhAll.
Nov Pits WIN, II. NAFF, Auet0neer.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27

VHE sa5sCTisI oeEs N Q5 salS rs EES
IEa!M decd, situated in White Cay Greek HundTed,
ltHlpW Nezy Castle County, Deli on the l1lktOn Pike
5mss from NewnTk miles from Christians. miles
from New Castle and 10 miles from the City Of w lining
tom containing i57 Acres 25 Acres being n goou tpe
the balance divided into fields BY good post and Tall
fences The improvements consist e. R aIge nri ,
bake oven and smoke house. good tenant q
new "a nv 81 containing oil the modern lmprovetne nts
with ay shsd attached 80 feet long stables
far Cattle Two story Grain House % by ~ Win Corn
Cribs on each side contain thousand bushels q
Corn NJ i'm goud tight floor for thTashtng Also new
WAGON Ii by % with loft, hen House, Wood
&C. &C. fne thrifty Orchard Of choice irnlt trees a
watered hers being water in every sd PIT one; II "a
gnnd wei fwaer Ill pump near the hlchen, hu VIZ
leI In ire harm ward 1t has been highly lmproye1 Wtn
in the last years Thousand bushel o. ime nas pe ~
Lime and Ashes in proportion; besides an i9e ip
well nrth the attetlon of persons waning
Church and public school are on the M New
Eot ecS or on tie farm of the subscriber IVA
Greenwich ST., New York u T. LECKLER
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l4o oHh1 1sStII, bING, PHiLADELPHIA,
| NJ LJTZPATRICK& BROS, AUC11UNEERS.
SsAtEs EVERY EVENING OF Books and Stations
'IyATcHEs AND JEWEkRY, Pen and Pocket cut
Ter !, q olI pens and pencils, PqT!' n9nnais w.,
Paintings Engraylngs, Toys and Fancy goods and
MeeteeSNsi oNsiENT RESPECTFULLY solicited to
VIII ion every aLtentio will be given in the way oil arrang
door Sales spromptly attended g; , ,,, . -
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FOR SALE

GSfsfF rE1HE unexpired time of a stout active
(lfIIS l. colored boy, used working on a farm,
has IA years to serve sold for want fuse, Also
yoke farge rednxen good driving mare quiet all
ind ofharness, Enquire Of B. w. SHAFFER,
Oot16 tf Newark Del.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27


A Washington correspondent of the New York
Times assumes to give sketch of the object
and result Of the visit of Gov. Wise to Wheat.
land. Two motives are said TO have influenced
the distinguished gentleman from Virginia.
fhe first was the urgent entreaty of the clique
connected with the Richmond Enquirer; the
lcccond was to disclaim oil participation in the
he rumors that had arisen respecting his, Gov.
Wise'swish to enter the Cabinet. He has de
dared that no contingency can arise which
you'd induce him to enter into the Councils of
be next Administration. He believes his ye i.
eiion &c be inhis own State at least for the
Eesent--and, if he has any aspirations, they
re not in the direction of the Capitol.
"BLEEDINa KANSAS" is winning advocates
Where they were least expected. Even tbs
Washington Unien pleads ior the destitute and
suffering there like genuine Black Republican
VI account of the "frigbtful atrocities and dis
offers which have flied the land, the settlers
cold neither plant nor harvest, and the winteJ
h$, therefore, surprised them unprepared 70,
i;sterrors." Unless early and efficient meas.
urh are adopted" continues the Union, 81,
guIrd against famine in Kansas, no one car
forsce the fatal consequences to which it ma,
leae first, in the despairing efforts to sustain
ndpro.ong life, and then in the work of dealt
itsdf. Without relief, the imaginary scenes 0
thepast may become tragic history"
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Valuable Farm az PrlvnTe Sale.
- THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
~ farm containing 94s Acres of first quality o
EssM land in high state of cultivation, about IL a.
1asAM. of heavy TIMBER is well watered aud UNI
der good fence, buildings mostly new and EuOd and or
Shard 3f well selected FRUIT This farm Is Situated
ton Passmore Esq, and others, miles from Whining
ton on the Road eadng from Thomsons mill to Doe Ruiz
Road, the Baltimore and Centera Rail Road passes with
IN 100 yards trout a The buildings, and q mile Ola De
and places worshp The above Farm will DO sold We
reasonable il applied for soon. Terms made easy, buy
ers would do Well to call the subscriber living neaI
Nov 21-tf, ELL NICHOLS.
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FoR LIBERIA.-Two yess els will soon depart from
the other from Boston. The new ship built bv the
liberal donation of the late Mr. Stevens, Of Mary-
land, and named the Mary Caroline Stevens, will
leave Baltimore on the 2Sth of November, and
Hampton Roads on the 4th of December. This YES.
ments on the coast. She will take out over 200 pas.
svngers, The vessel from Boston has been charter.
ed by the Massachusetts Society, to carry out tho
materials Tor college to be erected beautiful
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27

Total EoLIpsEs FoR THE NExr Fifty YEARs.-
Calculations have been made at the Observatory of
Paris that fIOm the present time to the nineteenth
century there will be only six total eolipses of the
In 1910, 1861, 1870, 1887 1896 and 1890 SO tina
from the year 1000 to 1900 there will have been 255
ecipses Of the sun, with only total for ars on
Aug, IL, 1854.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27

A SILVER CHANDER,-The Sultan of Turkoy in>
tends having good time. He is building a silver
chamber All tho furniture and appurtenances of
the boudoir are to be composed entirely of solid sill
yer The round table in the mid LIST is Of admiraI,io
workmanship, the surface is of polished silver, on
grayed in rich arabesques the legs OF twisted pat,
tern highly FURNISHED, The sofas, the chairs, and
The boudoir is to be hung with cloth of gold iooned
with silver cord. 1t seems that the Sultan has des
tined this unique specimen of oriental recklessness
Of expense to be his vOrite retreat in tho garden of
the serago, whence every ray Of daylightis always
to be excluded, and where he intends to retire far
the repose and solitude he cannot enjoy in the
palace,
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KEW castIe County Bank,

ODESSA, DEL, Nov. 70, 1856.
TIME Direotors have this day declared dividend of
Il three per centunl, for the last SIX months 90 the
Canit Stock Of this Institution, payable 20 the stock
hoers or HI cir legal representatives,, on and aer We'd
nSSS sa,,, ~ t1t ~ i"''' Cashier.
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oFFIC

SWsSeD COUNTY, VoU 0lbef 10, 1906,
Upon the application Of Benjamin Franklin Fooks,
" the Co., Executor Benjamin Fooks, late of Lift 10
Creek Hundred said County, deceased, Ii ordered,
and directed BY me Register that the said Beriamin
Franklin Fooks the Executor aforesaid give notice
Of the granting of Letters Testamentary upon the Estate
of the said deceased, with abe date Of granting the eo,
by causing advertisements be posted within forty
from the date Of such LETTERS in six Of the most public
places of the County of Sussex, requiring all
having demands against the deceased exhibit the
abide by Act Of the General Assembly OF the Stto
of Delaware, such made and provided, and be-
inserted within the period IN The DeawaIe Rep bu
can, newspaper publish ed in the City of Whining ten,
and to be continued therei n three months.
{~) GIVEN under the hand and Seal of Office ofths
SLSS Register foresad, Georgetown, in the Coun
(~S ty aforesaid, the day and year above written.
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TWO rooms to let in convenient part o. TINS cl'y
Nov loft.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27

In St Georges Hundred, on the 9th inst. JOHN
I. GEARS, aged about forty seven years.
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WAN IGD

~ chool Teacher wanted in District No. 3D. New
~ Castle County, good qualifications will BIO re-
ouired, Address Maj. JOHN JONES,
TH0S MCINTYRE,
--. j, l.. ELLISON,
SUMMIT BRIDGE, Nov. 27-4t Committee.
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LECTURE DEPaRTMuNT OF THE

| 4EG&Uh6 0EEAhxM&NTQ E' Xkx6
| Young Mems Association.
fEaHE COURSE OF LECTURES for the o
1867, as far as completed, will be continued as fol
November 2l.-KEy. Il. l.. MAGooN.
/ . SUBIEcr-Westward the Course of Empire.
Dscembeg 4.-HoN. HORACE GREELEY,
December iit@REv. JOHN BOWLING, DID,,
SUBIECT-Modsrn Aristo oraoY and True Nobility,
December l9.-REv, j. Q. BoDWELL,
SuBJEcT-Charles Dickens,
January s.-HoN. THoS. H. BENTON. /.
Januuryi5.-PARK BENJAMIN, Esq,
january 22.---REv GEORGE F. WTSWELL,. Gsat
= SuBTEcT-Books, authors and Reading.
January 2o'-'REv' WIN. H. MILBURN. 9a
February 5.--REv. GEORGE K. CROOKS, 4
February la.-REv. FREDERIC CHARLTON,
to the Lectures be had of the Booksellers
anu oil members mt the following rates;
Eor one person to any Single Lecture, 25 cents.
Eor one person to Whole Course. l.50
Eor Genteman and Lady TO Whole Course, $50
FOR a Gent leman ard two Ladies', " - 3,51
LECTURES to be in various CT uroes OF which due notice
THOMAS N. GANN,
.-.t WILLIAM CANDY,
Nov. 1l-tr Lecture COMMITTEES.
WANTED.
A Teacher to take charge of School in District
EANo. 81, Pencader Hundred New Castle Coun-
ty' Apply in person or by mail to 5t@
JAMES CANN. f1li
RICHARD GROVES.
O. B. ELLISON.
SUMMIT BRrDsE, Nov. 27th.4t Committee.
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UNION STEAM WILL -
SASH, BLIND, u OR AND WINDOW FRAME
MANDATORY,
FnnSr ST nrrnsIrK rHR BLAoK AoRsE Horn.

WILMINGTON, DTsIls =. a, : -
The subscriber being extensvey engaged ~ the manu-
aeture of SASH Blinds ard Frames would respectfully
invite The attention aud extend an invitation to all Car
nonters Bnders &C., to give him q call and examine his
work and prices before eseThsFe r 9a S
E NJ rs and SASH Of all kinds, such as ONLOW and
q fIiiC, DIAMOND SASH BULK SASH, GREEN
tioftsls ASH, HOT BED SASH, Nc., Binds-Plyot
and stationery shutters of all styles, Doors Of all styles
Sad tnekness Mouldngs ofall sizes and patterns. My
work is Of the best MATERIAL well seasoned made by the
best OF worken and sold at the LOWEST CASH fRleks
ner NJ very short notice. Work primed If ordered.
fsA orders by mail directed to my address Will be
at a. iI.iy " Ms." JAMES D. SMITH.
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FACTORY ar AUCTION

IA MILL be sold at PUBLIC SALE, at tht
fs{A w Temperance Hail Auction Room, il
lSsSm FoqTth street, near Market street. on TJ rs
that large and valuable il ACTOR t. situate
the of French aud Third Street. the City Of
French Street and extends back that width hundred
siorv Rpnt CnrriaSn TannasoTV irfy eSht fst froSt
French Street. extends about hty Third
situated tile centre Of the City and we'll adapted Tor
Cariage having been used as such for ssy-
NJ. JAMESON.
Nov oJta LVM n. MAZE. AuetiOnBer.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-11-27

ToRTURING AN INNOCENT MAN.-The Calitor.
mia State journal contains a singular statement
given by George Mitchell, who says that on
Tuesday last he stopped at public house
about sixteen miles from the city, and was
put in room with another man, who. in
the morning, asserted that during the night be
had lest small sum of money. Mitchell was
suspected of TIE robbery, and was taken by
the crowd to tree, aud hung up until life was
nearly extipst. He persisted in protesting his
innocence to the last, and. when nearly dead,
one OF the party prevailed upon the rest to let
the man down. They did so, when he wandered
back to the city, and Is now in the county hos
pital, In a precarious state. He declares that
he is entirely innocent Of any offence, and he
has that appearance. q7
A HAND CART TRAIN TO UTAH. On the 25th
of September, two companies of over land emf
grants arrived at Salt Lake, having performed
;he entire distance, from the borders of civil.
liked life, 1900 miles, on foot, and dragging
their personal effects GU hand carts. There
were in the train young and old OF both sexe /.
Utah paper has the following in regard to
the trip: THIS Journey has been performed with
less than the average amount of mortality
usually attending OK trains; and all, though
somewhat fatigued, stepped out with alacrity
to the last and appeared buoyant and cheerful |.
They had often travelled rs and 80 miles in
day, and would have come through in much
shorter time had they not been obliged t.
wait for the slow motion ofthe oxen attached
to the few wagons containing the tents and
groceries.
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NIn1cIEE

MALE Teacher is wanted to take charge OF the VIM
N ter School in district No Brandyyne Hnndred
Mr.. Eli B. ralley's Hotel, 10 gonu IeHoner. WIZ
well recommended as such, liberal salary WIZ
Oe s''e'' app ROBINSON BEEsoN,
SAi EdN TsAfRhsPRRfow Com
Il 4 n HuNDREp. Nov. 27-lL.
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~ H eogSo X0U lsSgIBs : IN THE

ElSES5 TNhe subscriber has several very superior
M Il and handsome COWS for sale, some wit h
- calves by their hide, and others suringing
on the farm Of John JanYier, Esq, near N CAST Ia
NOV 18TH S-w JOHN MORRISON
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A,rtp21urk Dailp Gribn,te:
BOOkS RECEIVED.

The O.,look f Freedom. By Justin D. Fulton l?so rp
~. Moore Wii.t.ch c.
~ .-,t Rr. nd Heavenly Ntt. Translated from he
' C.-,rrr lSuo. pp. C. Gould Lincoln .
m v'..b R, der .or Con SCI oOls md Aesecm-e. Nv
'N' R.y haIy Vaudeville, D. b. l!Ino PP ~! D. AP-
p.r.Cn Go. , N. n,
90 " Wsirwli.ht Edited BY bis Widow. svo PIP ny
RI ciscr,.r 81 K.usa. By William Ph.p. Limo. FR az
TLilirs SsrTs,n G.. =,
Sa-stnts sclo, F.lDeL lSno Pr =, Inc SSr p,l.
nah Co - 80, - - ~
K Chi. md taUr Das. By Dr. Dram limo Pr. 's Ned
=. ,ri Narrative Of rlsrmse. Fl Medinah And IecS.a
'' nv r Hard = Barton. Nh Introduction oy nsSha
- limo rp ;9l. G T Putnam Go. ~
Weiss National Hand Book l4mo PIP l's joan ~ "e"''
~ Rrit.,L T.,.,'.t. No.. l}-- tc. Brown Q. \,
l. lily q ,t, Valley, Tor 1857 i'mo PIP 20 james "
C.ttl 81, .,r,,,sr VIII their H'.'ory. b. A.
,lrr P,rrlyu S,sr'v Syo. pP - hethciL NJ
Art FArioratiu. BY Elsta h,.t Name !NVis 80 fNi-
,tt lyL.s: CLLts Peterson.
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nROOKLYN BOARD OF HEALTH.


The Board met at the usual hour yesterday. Pres
emf: His Honor the Mayor (presidng), and Aldermen
Oakley and Walsh The minutes Of the previous
meeting were read and approved.
HeaiM OGcer's Report.-Dr. Wendell reported as
follows: 49,, r . ,,,..,,or.
Or cont ous has been made since your last nsesG
IN. WENDELL. Health Ohcer"
No ye1on Fer~.-The Mayor reported that he had
visited every place in the city, yesterday, where re-
IN Hicks street. LuqueeT, were nose OF man anu NV
VIC WHO had been taken with slight cold, out were othsf
isc well and able walk ont II they had chosen 10 do % IN
Nam Brut sIe,t he witnessed most Distressing case ylnt
tb.t of nan III. wife and five children all down WIN FEVER
apd aaue He thought his duty 20 SIND physician 70 tneD
A. once with Instructions 70 stend them. A..
Nuisances-The Mayor then read communication
from gentleman complaining OF offensive nuisance 10 NO
IS Willow place. This being the second complaint hs.n
Wardt ordered TO direct the owner u nave Ana'su
forthwith pain OF prosecution mf' " est sAa . ~ >,
kad on Yesterday given that the be cleaned 10 ~
hour. flo plant accordingly laid on the table anu
g. a.. -. A.. n
Application made for permission for The org May =;
UI. from Clenfuegos lighter up her cargo The "sss
had had board previous 20 ssry here and some ~
The lighter. weIc already loadtd- .
Aid Walsh moved that the application be iad on inc
b, Yhtre had been sickness board, and be considered
.b,4. to D, a. up the wharVe a. other vs'se'
Motion CsITied Adjourned
FORT HAMILTON RELIEF SOC1ErYS REPOhr
Dr. Rothe rel orts McDonncD in the same state az
v,,erdsv Mr.. Mcintyre, Mr.. Coyle and hnnA Ehrhsfat
very sick All Others, previously reported dong well
NEW ClsE-ATthur Burns. -
ho,Lin new the Military Hospital ,,nn,r, 80
FRANCIS T. BERRIER SeeJ.
Fort Iomatoa. Oct. s. % a. IN.
OyyIcE BoAsD OF HEALrH, ! 7
CHARLESTON. Monday night, 90eiock y
The Board Of Health report two deaths nom yeor 'syst "
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FORT HAMILTON RELIEF soCIETYs REPORT
COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE.

Tho Commissioners of Police met yesterday ai'ef-
loon in the Mayors Office for the purpose OF trying
chaYge. against policemen for violations OF ne iu''
ami regulations and derection Of duty. Present.
MAJOR WOOD and CITY Judge CAPRoS Recorhefohilh
hot scting With the Board. TO-. toh,p Pm.
M f,s. ca.n called was that Of Capt John r rus
.al Of tie 7 rteenth Ward, who chafke'' IT, ,t,
81 tvr,. oa.cer. oil sad Ward IN ei>clHshs lNsli
80. ~ nile laid ofcors were .hdFasDpbg 70
u'i' - - - prostutiou ssG Ward, sitnat'd 10 DIV
M ,tte o.; d kept BY woman nam - - 49,, -
nder ORDER from one Of the Lisut"i ants 81
- ifiott inaDinBg into %" iscs OF thr ca>e AID or
aid men 10 return ~ tLef beats ard ma sad mouse
.iu..eu sil coIflues IN sad pse, alc mas been re-
5 IN occasions By the police. second, that said
r. guilty Of luzsnts manly and unohc.rlke conduit
80 ne II lie oces Of aid Ward and charged the sd ofcsr
z ~ prostitutes hour, ogeheI To the great injury OF
a. .cpllc tie psrLent. faTd, aat sd Roach has
who'll, re-eC'sc brt dance houses IN said Ward which
e-e equsued by prostitutes aud rOwds although perfectly
rvs varying from u 10 % and nave bs"n cDnY0n'i
II s1ch Fourth tha, sid Rus nssee,s wear ne nn
Il o." d'fsriHeLt ordered BY role. and fesieons
the aud l. continually the L4hit o. w 10
g. pJtctouses and drinking sirtuOus liquors ff'h ma,
sid Russe fas several occasions showed o*icc and
t.f,.t dclzTg- the du'ice Of Pole" sptsn
judge Beebt appeared az Counsel for Capt, hgssr
sac tkf4 tr sdOurrm,ut Of tie Gaze vi Iet. r!.y
ybI,l zrau.d condition hat the testimony AZ tha' n'
aoui e taken before tLs Mayor If no other eHei u 'h'
bcsc va Ifcssn' t,fu
The case Of Policeman Lowere on compliant Of M
ROsr ls brother L-lsw disis.ed D the ,Ou nsas
The matter appeared have arisen from i.y iSf'
The case oi Lieut. Dalton OF the First Ward, charged
viii dobedience 81 orders and insol"nt .snsH1te
Ciacer. then thee. The easfss was peirnea -
Hspin and suppoTtsd by the testimony 81 '''sfa ""''
ssid Ward. rn..o..a
Tic Commissioners at the conclusion Of tbs ee'e'
sdyoUrn.d ~ pszt Friday.
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A. ST MEavGv. Agstioneer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER III CO.-frsde-Ssls
- NJ IS P. brow.
+. CoLToN. AIrfi..-'r.
DALANCE Of HOTEL FL K Y IRE.

ID CHAIRS BTDSTEADS PIANO FORTE, 4s.-F coz
TOs vii ..l THIS DAY tSaGri-vI }. J. - ~ 81 %
n. auction, CONS No 81 B--knau-' s-se qlau ~ god
HOUSEHOLD Fl R:iT RI of every Aud aH4 de.--7 pin.
con r.i..l IL rart Of >,s irahog -.-ius
Hmt ssss rnr- end F1'~l,iDa Table, -rrncn b-1.ii.
Fesiner Beds H.1 Nstre-.s .e Ferch rste Nrror Oga
Mirror. Oh P,ntes Coi'sre Suites CARPETS o. Clou. -
Co.rste eG.ad. usrbe-top Center TaDe., Dvsu- Otto
r8rs bedroom md ba.erne, rrIitur". Sc -, n
cob AID Paror Sove two rus-Svo1 P4IO For.es
IT. eoo Z o-d.r. Sic perernpfo-y.
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Clothing.

NIEN's FURNISHING GOODS.-Ne. "a VII
WI liam 81. corner OF Msdrn-lsne New.lork
GEORGE NJ TRACY -
Us. hand choice stock Of Fall and W inef Dsi'
nearly all of which made under lis inspecn 81 I
choice. -bro and styc,. Merchants "i thd a.'
desirable place rake their selections Annexed = cos
ioeue nc articles;
po.iery sud Gloves. Improved Napoleon Ties
sk 4, aufort Ties Stock. Ia grea yssrtlc' =,
SIX Alber, Ties SIX and Linen Handkerchief.
Linen Colials Dressing Robes.
Fine shirts Tray ling Shawl
Gsysts AID Scarfs SILK Undcr'.rts ana p tAweI''
SusIsnt'rs. SIIk N uliELa.- ! - -, "A
Hs Shirts Of superior make and qual,y ana
Goods then own US W." nc 'e
a; retail a. well wholesale. AZ the lowest prices
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NREATLY REDUCED PKlCES.-Oct. o.

EhEAIL1 REDUCED fhlCEc'- 10
~ l. : MAIL LINE-Flf,y pounds OF eA'sASe -. nv
P-4agls R-.:,sd. IL..a-h ;or CALIFOhAIA ~ "a i,-s
RAlroad. TIE Uuitec S-s;cs Ma Steamship ~ W.
tr Aspiwau Il MONDAY. Ocf. ., a. 0c!ock P r. PN
e-tly from Tier foot Wren, North 80 p,r,
known aud fat steam ship ILLINOIS Capt Ca IS
L " PA.elf-r, AMI Mail viii be forw.rded q III
Railroad and connect Panama with ibe 60
steamship Co.. azLihcent steamship SO'OhA .f.iy
Corrisraer which viii be il r. ADess AID leave
for San Francisco. ,- s..,,,b,- Co
sway. have more Steamers lynn a.
~ SEA 70 avoid lo-.ibl. tern . - 90 ~ oe. Of
For passage spply 90 / W. RAYMOND. a. t|e O.;
tie {, psI-s N IL Nrs's. sr; " Affens ... ~
Fr'i.ht A-pu~tli ~ ~ crti" t-'t -. 1,c
pound ~, paic- AID 10 tIeisnt 49, D. fees'''- ~ -
or - Qav 4 sai+i
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SUPREME COt'RT-Ci'y and County Q. New
- rt-JAHYs b BURGESS against hbbs ,iI-s
IRONS and ERNrsrINE his wife Hofaces Tsy 81, MAI
} Tuihi! O.ley }. Ric, William W HHribat 'V~ 20 a.
>w,etnsr PiA iP Van IoikenburEa and William 1870
aud WhliA0 : Ayres Jsm.s h. Heroy. Nshsnfes Hs.'
C.f.,s " E,rtf ard samuel l. ksrh. Joan n. Msye',
Nsar 4 Haines an William W HAstsad, ~ --snmnlou'
oT r.lftCen srved To the above bsined evss.~
kbeneT,f Inns and Efnes;uc he wife Olaey Hce VIM,
: Awe. and Nathaniel { Hans. You ss hereby sls'soned
md r,Su 10 tie plAin in tlis Aofoo ~nNn
sGy t.rG n Tie oeo q tie Cfk Of As City and t0sb1 90
Nav l,:A. the City Han the City NsWYSTk. on no
81 cay OF August 1850 And 20 copy your snswsI :"
~. ssd IL. sHhscTh,r No. ~ Ma
.au b. lie City of New lok within days Aer t,e
ihis exclusive OF the iay Of soeh
aid you IA. 20 the said oompAp, Sfhn tho
in sior sd lie plaintiff IN his seoa vii apply % the
for the r,,f 4, snAed he mp.sn-Dsiei Aafuss
= f5". p EVANS P.ains'. Attorney. No. - SAssAas:
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C,IDpr,F COTRT-COTNTY Of MONT

y GOMEKl.-DouW ". Ieeder against joan siar'in ana
riif.E ~ if TUt- O.'riIt al Aida NJ wte, Alan
and Penelope HE wife, Abr an C. Veefcr and ca'y
u. 10 - lie Robert King s4G Harriet Us wife, Henry
cLwee and C,;L 4line bic Wit saret Neeter. WILLARD
sos. sad Ada BIZ wifi, David Williams and Anse!'A h-
-, ai-sisu Vei.r ard Layns hs wifi b. AMIN eefer
b ed.r David Veeder and Rsch Ann Feeder his wife
W F1a Y,rder Richard WALTON nd J. ~ II We Sha5.e'
a., srd Atsal his wife Hsr Am Nesder Arnlh Needfr
LIi,.b..l I,,dr,. AID Marian Ne-.er-I2 ABEAnAM
TFFDIR srd TAyISA biz VIZ. BENJAMIN EEEDfR
WIDER fs .fe and EVE ELIZA |EEDER, d"i~ld'
IN, ratled You h.rebs ,umuo-ei ant fequTed 70
IN ,sfich W. tiled C-ks Office 4 tb~ County y
Mousou,ry EclCa, II sad county OF the ON ia .?
80, 1876 ~ copy - answer on ne sub
Al ohce II the NA4age oil Fu.ronyle IL said eoun'
i.ri, ryrr 4f-.- III vice q The summon *
fte c.y OF ar, -1 you fail 70 said
r. .. h.r.5, required ;te r.I;t CAB sPr.y 90 ia Court
L. rt relisf 5sua.a.d IL tn plln-Da.d August =
1870 y. r. ~ = II II,
~ fswCuS P.4.rits Attorney.