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From the DOylstown Democrat.
Mutiny ia DcMnsyi yania ,PriNon---.
Desperate Attempt 10 ESCAPE

MUMMY Ia IA OcMnSyi Hanha PriSOM-.--
Desperate Attempt TO Escape.
One of the most bold and daring attempts
OF set of villains to escape from mime
ment that perhaps has ever occurred in cur
country, was happily frustrated on Sunday
last, for never has there been more fiendish
ami outlaw clan confined within its walls
than are now gathered there.
On Saturday last, the sister of the Sheriff.
accompanied by one of the women convicts
in examining the beds of the prisoners dis
Covered two iron instruments, evidently in
tended for defence, and upon the return of
Sheriff Fellnlan, communicated the fact to
him. Acting upon this information, carly
on Sunday morning he procecde to examine
the rooms which secured them, and found
that the whole party had taken out the riv-
cts which bound their ANGLES, and the rings
were held together only by strips of cloth
wrapped around them. Up making this
discovery. he left the dining-room where they
all were, for the purpose of procuring a
blacksmith to refasten their irons After he
went up to his office, information came to
him that they had all taken off their hopp!cS
and placed them in the centre of the room,
and solemnly pledged themselves to kill the
She if or any Of his officers who would dare
lay hands upon them, or attempt to ref,ste-
their irons. Tie Sheriff Immediately re-
turned to the room. and ordered the mutt
neers to march up to the dungeon. Upon
their refusing to go, and manltesting a spirit
Of rebel ion, he drew revolver from his
breast pocket, and Threatened to shoot
down any one who resisted his authority,
the party became intimidated by his rcsolutc
manner, and marched up to the dungeon
where they were safely incarcerated
In the afternoon they were brought out
into the hall, and their limbs safely secured
by new pairs of heavy and substantial brace
lets which it will trouble them to take off,
between now and Court There was found
sccreted about them heavy wooden blud
geon mounted with iron, which would be a
terrible instrument in the hands Of despe-
rate man, trying to regain his liberty. Also
round piece Of iron about eighteen inches
in lenght, and sharpened at the end
The plan of operation was to have waited
until Monday, and when the large door was
OPEN to let in load of wood they would
make rush out and eff ct their escape
One of them, who appears to be leader of the
gnng, took French leave of the Easton Jail
some months since; and another will be re-
collected as the burglar who short time
since entered tie house Of DR.. Smith, at
Vaudeville, and whom the Doctor managed
to apprchend by throwing him down and
holding him until assistance arrived.
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dom which conceived and the courAg which
q chieved independency, by the circuJ distances
wb, III surrounded them, and they were thus
made o., >nable of the creation of the Eepub-
lie.
Tt deyolves N the next generatic.n to con-
solidate the wo, X Of the revolution, to deli
yer the country on tirely from the conflicting
trans Atlantic princ lies or antipataes which
attached to orr colon II and revolutionary
history. and to oroanize 'Le practical opera
ton of the constitutional Il 'gal institutions
of the Union. To us of this Scncratioe re-
mains the not less noble task of maintaining
and extending the power of the tnlted
States. We have at length reach ed that
stage of the national career in viii cii the
dangers to be encountered and the >>xer-
tions to be made are the incidents not OF
weakness but of strength. In our foreign
relations we lave to ATTEMPTED our power
to the less happy condition, of other Re-
publics in America and to place ourselves
in the calmness and conscious dignity Of
right by the side of the greatest and veal
thiest Empires OF Europe. In our do
nestle relations we have to guard against
the shock of the discontentS, the ambitions
the interests and the exubereM, and there
fore sometimes triangular impulsus of
opinion or of action, which are the nat
ural products of the presnt political ele-
walton, the seli-reliance and the restless
spirit of enterprise OF the people of the
United States.
Il shall lie prepared to surrender the Executive |
trust to my successor, and retire 10 private life
with sentiments of profound gratitude to the |
good Providence which, during the period of
my administration has youchsafed to carry the
country through many difficulties, domestic
and foreign, and to enable to contemplate the
spectacle of amicable and respectful relations
between ours and other governments, and the
establishment of constitutional order and tram
guilty throughO out the Union.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
Washington, December 2. 1856.
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The Printers connected with the MIxxxsoriAS present
their compliments to the Pioneer forces and beg the
acceptance of the silver herein contained as ard
for their total violation of Compromise and Treaty a,
their wonderful ADHERENCE to word Of honor-alwavs
held sacred among GENTLEMEN. The Bible recites an IN,
stance of ore Judas betraying his master his reward
therefor This action your part calls loudly for sim
ar reward Individually and collectively tender you
hese THIRTY PIECES or SILVER and the LITTLE glory of
SUCH victory, for you have forgotten your word of
HONOR broken agreement and therefore deserve tho
change" much as JUDAS ever did
Respectfully Signed,
MINNESOTA An OFFICE
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CHEAT NORTH WESTERN GRAIN
.-s AND CATTLE DEPOT.
DunxyeIl. 1-artshorn 4 coulter. =

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN GRAIN
w AND CATTLE, Third street, between jackson
and Roberts SITS, st. Paul, Minnesota WEI keep con-
santiy on ha,d full sppy Of all Kinds Gram and
ccd and sell at lower prices than any ether house in
ne city Aso, fall supply of WORKING CATTLE
Beef Cattle, Mich Cows, Horses Sheep and SWINE such
as mas never before been offered in this market.
Our arrangements with farmers and stock growers
below are such that viii be prepared throug hou tn.
o,ii:g Inter, to supply all demands with the be>t o.
III articles, and all descriptions of animals that the
country affords, and a: rates which man car, coin
plain Of.
81 Recoect to call upon the undersigned, Third ST.,
between jackson and K,h.rts.
DUNWElL, HARTSIIORN COULTER
sep'21 d&wtf
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Cathcart 4 Co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND
DO MESTIC DRY GOODS.

UV NA II y Il ~ Hi GOODS
[C0aMENCED Business in Saint Paul Four Years age
then little more than Indian trading post since tina
tin has risen dimensions of an obscure vii
lage TO City of 10000 nl,abtaLts-the emporium of
comm ,erce which already counts by millions Their owl
success has kept pace with this rNExAMpLEp
| Their bu tpess has %.
MORE THAN DOUBLED!
Every year ince its commencement. They have re
| Gently built,
on THIRD ST, BET. ROBERTS AND MINNESOTA
A New and Spacious Brick Store.
Fitted up in the most MODERN STYLE, and adapted i,
design and capacity and in the elegance neatness and
of its interior arrangements to the ncreas
ing exigences OF the trade and the astonishing expansion
of their
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUSINESS.
Their extended facilities and Intimate acquaintance
with EASTERN MARKETS have enabled them to select
stock of Foreign and domestic DRY GOODS UNEQUALEp
NORTH WEST for its extent, sllen,ior and va
riet comprses all the Choicest Fall and Winter styles
OF DRESS AND FANCY GOODS!
And consists of all grades and prevailing modes now
offered to the taste and fashion the East and South
REprpi TING from the start, the
he West INSTEAD of attempting fost shop-wort
wares and obsolete modes upon the market they have
aspired TO bring the resources of
Fashion and Taste in Minnesota
Up to the most EXQUISITE STANDARD OF BROADWAY With
stock Of $780, COO, selected this principle and
displayed in their large and magnificent sa!esroon
where corps of gentemaniy and obiging Clerks are
always in attendance, they have commenced THEN
ton to their spacious
CARPET WAREROOM,
Filled with the most superb ard elegant Carpetrgs and
Druggets Floor OH Cloths, &C. offered in this City
department of their large establishment is devoted
exclusively to
Hosiery, Gloves, Fancy Goods, &c.
In which they claim the pre-emnence universally &c.
corded their taste and discrimination
CATHCART & CO., call the attention of the mer-
chants and business men of the Minnesota and Mssis-
sipp Valleys and throughout the North West to their
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT.
They have taxed their resources to place their
Wholesale Business footing which will enable St.
Paul compete with the most avorie depot Of Western
Trade Their stock footing 100000, fills the whole
FOUR FLOORS Of their spacious establishment, and a
lnng experience has qualified them select the Staples
and Grades suitable for the market, and their
tended facilities enable them to
Sell at Chicago and st. Louis Prices!
with the difference Of freight added. Nobody will
doubt this who will do them the favor to examine their
stock and facilities. novl5-dawy
NEW JOBBING AND RETAIL FIRM.
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k'kOM the Subscriber, at st. Paul. Ten year old
heliefs, OF various cOlors l black and white one
wnh ssar on her thigh caused from hook Of a cow
Danish and spcckled color, with rather slim horns and
CURED III at the tip, an ear perhaps split, don't remen
PERI and A. W. branded their horns most of them
MAJ" the TIP end Of their horns sawed of. They we're
brought to this country when yearlings, and winered
st winter In st. Paul they have been running most Of
ue summer around the boarders Of St. Paul-some OF
the time round Lake Johannah and Hoyt's farm. They
IRE Very fiiie heers and good size is a brocIled
FACE dark brown, with white spots, had calf when
st seen also, fine half Devolslfre and Durlal Cow
years Old, dark red and white Spots letter b.
pr ie'i on her right hip; has been within Is DAVIS
near GoV Ransey farm. Whoever will return the said
Cattle to me at Livery Stable, at St. Paul. or give any
information of their whereabouts, will be iberay re-
@are' for their trouble and pay their keeping this
lar or will pay F25 to any who will inform me
where my ten lleifcrs and &, for the Cow. ..
81. raul, Dec. ?-taw1m 4. WIIIOUGHBY.
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TIME undersigned is prepared to offer to the Citizens Of
st. Paul and vicinity, very fine assortment of New
and Fashionable Jewelry, Fine Watches and Watch
Chains, Gold and Silver Spectacles, besides general
assortment Of Clocks and Fancy Colds. Being deter
mined to locate permanently in this place. will use my
me with their patronage Particular attention given to
Repairing and Joplng Of all kinds Store on Third ST.,
near Cedar. lnOyl2-d6m.l U. H. MOSES
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KEILLER,S
STPAUL CITY DIRECTORY-1S56-'

DANKERS, Merchants, Dealers in Real Estate, For
- wariers and Others interested in their own indiyi
dual business well that of the community at large,
and in particular welfare and good fame of ST. Paul.
the CAPITAL of Minnesota will please lose time in for
waring to nv Office, their Business Cards for insertion
in this valuable work. Mr. KELLER who Is also taking
the census of St Paul. will personally call at every house
within the limits" as he is determined 10 give sasfac
on to the public If it should be- at his own hard
labor and expense. THE ST. Paul DIRECTORY will con-
tain the name and address of every business firm and
householder in the City. properly and alphabetically
ranged similar those gotten up in Chicago and other
large cities-consequertly it viii be valuable Advertis
inc Medium to our Merchants and others who wish Their
business publicly known. The ST. PAUL Cry DIRECTORY
is intended he out about the middle of November and
therefore the attention of the public is requested
ANDREW KELLER, Compiler and Publisher,
Office with d. Sanford, Esq, Attorney at Law, Thrt
Street b. tween NH and Robert> yer Gates Co
St Paul, October 7, 1So5.-fitf
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George LITTLE.

BOOKSELLER AND STATIONEE, Fuller IIousa, st.
ID Paul. offers following cheap for cash 900
cheap Letter and Note Paper; 200 gross Steel Pens
| 125 doz Websers Elementary Spelling Book 1000
Enyelop-s 5000 Travels of st. Paula beautiful Nap
printed on Board suitable for Sunday Schools
and Bible Ciasses-price sc. SINGLE 5Oc per dOz $3.50
| per h, ndred.
| St. Paul, November 5, 1856,
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LUMBER! LUvTRERJ

hiE undersigned have on hand at the McKusick Mile
IN saltwater, large quantity of seasoned Pr and
Oak lumber which they are selling low for cash. We are
running our mill day and night and will furnish all Kinds
o. dimension stuff boards and plank low rates for cash
we arc also prepared to furnish dressed flooring and
siding cornce and finishing lumber In good order 70 haul
10 any part OF the Territory. Come and try us and see
iof yourselves -~-4- DELANO, McKUSICK & CO. :
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GREY CLOUD.
AMERICAN IIOUsE---NOTICE.

rNnE Proprietor of the above popular and commodious
patrons and the public generally, that in order to meet
the views of the travelling community, lie will and
after the first day of November LeXt reduce the price of
board to dollar and fifty cents per day, at the
time he bcgs to his friends that there will be
reduction in his efforts to please, in the style
which has her, ofore characterized his efforts to
make the American House all that first class Hotel
calls for. S. LONG, Proprietor.
St. Paul. October 80, 1S5G.--tlawtf.
k All Minnesota papers insert the above for three
months and send bills to American House.
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SPENCER Il LANGFORD.

nEALERS IN REAL ESTATE, Saint Paul, Minnesota
~ Office Oil ST. AntoIy Street, few doors above the
Post oifice-We invite the attei.tion of the public ge-
orally to our Farming LANDS all of which have been
selected with the utmost and located the
most fertile portion of the Territory and Wisconsin, We
offer great Inducements To purchasers, especially
ners dtsirous of Er<t-rate lands hear market To
those having Land Warrants for location, promise
entire satisfaction, employ agents for that pur-
pose, hit give to rSo!a attention. We also hy
and sell land on commission. and general Taxpay-
ing and Collecting Agents noy17-i.w
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JOHNSON d BROTHER.

PROFESSIONAL GUNSMITlIS, Saint Anthony Street,
i second door above the Presbyterian Church, Saint
Paul, would respectfully inform the citizens Of ST. Paul
and vicinity that they have commenced the above bus
mess here ard ready to do all kinds Of Manu-
featuring and Repairing. Sporsnen will fiEd stock
of Double and Single Barrel Guns, Rifles, RevOlvers,
Pistols, Game Bags, Powder Fasks ard Horns, Shot
Belts, Fishing Tacle &c. unsurpassed in quality and
price. Having had experience Of over twenty
in the business, satisfied that give general
satisfaction. nOy4-daw1m*
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r. LINZ.

#. LINZ. t
/ MfOkTER Wholesale and Retail Dealer in WiNES
= LIQOO and CIGARS, st. Anthony Street Saint
raul Minnesota, offers for saIs--
BRANDY: w.
81 pipes United Proprietor bbis Peach
~ pipes Otard Dupuy Geo - bills Chrrry
81 pipes T. T. Dupuy, Al bbls New Yort
WHISKY, RUM, &c.
OK OK ,% DDS nect. ST. Louis, 6bbls. New York Gin,
o oS s Sps monongahels, pipe Schapps,
20 DDS Sps rye, 50 boxes Schnapps,
Dds old Dourbon,i ~ boxes Curacao, le
] puncheon Irish I2 boxes WaraShin,
puncheon Scotch - boxes Ara 81
bbls st. CrOix Rum so boxes digara,, l;n,s 80
bbls Jamaica Rum Cordias ~ N 80
~ =. , .oAes Forester, % boxes Grueszinger,
Z" , "Aes Nersteiher 70 boxes Nussbergcr,
70 boxes villangi, so baskets Num- ~'"p
20 boxes Egri Superior, casks Sherry ...
20 boxes Meszmelg, & casks Burgundy Part
0GARs' looOoo different kinds fsom $40 to $50 per
...ue,nu sardnes, Playing Cards, &c, dcl-d1wax4w
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SOMETHING NEW IN ST. PAUL.

I LETTER CO., Formerly of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, }
y WOOD TURNER'S, Sixth Street. bet Cedar an,
Minnesota, respectfully tn those requiring
work done il! their line, that they have just established
themselves III ST. Paul and respectfully solicit Carpenters,
Cabinet Makers and al those having wok done in this
line tn give them call. We are prepared to eyecut.
everything in line of business Wit. reaness and dis
patch Having Iatits all turn ed by steam power,
We are enabled To turn ont work with great speed and at
very lew rates s1S Hardwood always on hand Cash
paid fer good hardwood.
NOV1S-,.:,m J. LETTER 4 co
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NORTHWESTERN ExPREss COMPLY

~
ESTABLISHED IN 1871 ..-
Connecting with American Express Co.,
FOR the Safe and Speedy Transportation of Money,
Valuable and Light Freight Collection and Payment
Notes Drafts Bills and Accounts and all the business Of
General Express Forwarding.
OUR WINTER ARRANGEMENTS complete. We
shall between St. Paul Dubuque an Express tri-
weekly with four horse cOnveyances on L. S. Mail time
and vii! undertake to freight routes at the
rate of Ton Daily,
We have good, trusty and experienced men for Mes
sengers-Iron Safes at night stations and all possible
precauon taken for the security money and valuabes
Arrangements for Winter of 1867:
An Express will be dispatched from St. Paul. follows,
For THE EAsr.-Monday, Wednesday and Friday
ST. ANTHONY AND MrSSEAroLIs.-Tuesday and Fridays
SALTWATER AND HUDsON.-Monlay and Thursdays
]. C. BURBANK & CO.,
Office foot Of Jackson Street.
st. Paul, December 4, 1S56-dawy r..
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GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.

ID +. IRVINE CO.. is just in receipt of their Fall
ID. and Winter Stock of FRESH GROCERIES, PRO-
VISIONS. &c. and hand for their customers
and al Others bat may favor them with call. Those
wishing to themselves Of opportunity to procure
Winters supply of good Fresh mi!y Groceries, &C..
will do well to give them call and If you do, you will
net wish seek any farther They will be before the
public in few days" with large list i'm shape of an
advertisement.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
EXCHANGE on ENG GLAND, IRELAND, AND CON-
TINENTAL EUROPE. for sale by
Nov l9, 1866 II IRVINE, STONE r MCCORMICK
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ST. PAUL STEAM ENGINE WORKS,

81. PAUL STEAM ENGINE WORKS.
(NORNER of Fifth and Pike Streets, st. Paul ~ t.
~ This establishment, Formerly the St. Paul Iron and
Brass FoundryO has been greatly enlarged, and
pense has been spared furnish it with New and Splen-
lid Machinery, First Glass Pattern Makers and Macn-
ists We prepared to build portable and stationary
Steam Engines and Boilers Circular Saw Mills all COM
plee, Gate and Mulay Saw Mills various styles Having
large assortment Of Patterns furnish all kinds
of Mill Gearing Shafting Spindes, Water Wheels, Saw
Mill Cranks, Building Columns, Window Caps and Ss
Sash Weights Sleigh Shoes and every variety Cast
ings in Iron and Brass. Cocks and Valves, Rabbit
Metal, &C., Constantly OIL hand Machine Forging, Pat
tern Making Iron Turning and Fitting of all kinds
promptly and neatly executed ORDERS visits or cores
pondence respectfully solicited regard work or ma
chinery Address, +. GILMAN, Proprietor st. Paul
Steam Engine Works, st. Paul, NJ. T. nov1S-dawtf
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TWO Certificates of Dcposite issued to Jacob Pontins
/ one dated November 22, 1856, for &202, and the
ether November e3 1856, for *1a1. Each of the above
certificates issued by Mackubin Edgerton, and
pa yable at their Office in one month from date.
nec 2-h3f* MACKCBIN EDGERTON
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Money and Exchange Quotations.

Money and Exchange Quotations,
CORRECTED By MARSHALL 4 CO, BANKERS,
~ Corner Of Third and Cedar Streets Saint Paul. N. T..
Exchange on New York .....1l1 per ct. premium.
Exchange on st. Louis. ......1ll per ct. premium.
Exchange on Chicse o.......... = per ct. premium.
Exchange Galena. Il per ct. premium
Land Warrants, from 81 90 to 81 O5 per Sight
Exchange New YorsAoaeht ,st-4 per cent premium.
All Sound Currency taken at par.
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PRINTER,S REHOUSE,
no. - FRANKLIN STREET, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
HAVING our arrangements complete to supply all the
requisites of the Trade with stock of
Presses, Type, Ink, Chascs, Cases, Cuts,
GaIleys, Borders and Ornaments,
As well every other article required in Newspaper
Book Job Office prepared to furnish the Trade
on the most liberal terms
Offices entire, with everything complete, furnished
without delay. Printers will fnd upon trial, that the
TYPE OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURES are exceled by
none ether in the great requisites of
Superior Metal, Fine Finish,
And most Perfect Letter. In addition to which, large
and diversified assortment of Type of all styles from the
old and Justly celebrated Foundry of Messrs WHITE
Co. of New York. will be kept corstadtly hand, and
orders to any extent for their manufacture, will be filled
without delay.
PRINTING PRESSES,
Messrs R. Iog Co., will be always hand, ordered
to suit the Trade, well the great variety of the
| FURNISHING MATERIAL, for which their manufactor!
has obtained so high reputation. RrGCLEs', FOSTER
and other presses furnished order Manufacturer
prices.
SSF- Specimen Books be seen at the MINNEsoTIAl
Office, Third Street, st. Paul. oct1I -dawf
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10000 ACRES OF FARMING LAND

L,OR SALE lying the main travelled road from st.
L Paul t. Lake Superior and about the Rice Lakes,
and along Sunrise River and it's different branches
The road from ST. Paul to Lake Superior passes through
these lands. Sales will be made at great bargains APP
pcation lie made Immediately to
STARKEY PETTEYS, Dealers in Real Estate,
n.t3p Third Street st. Paul.
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NEW JEWELRY STORE.
THIRD ST., TWO DOORS FROM MARsHALLs BANK,
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA.
New Goods Mt New York Prices!
Fine Watches, warranted perfect Gold and Sive
Levers, Lepnes, Duplex and Escapement, Hunting and
Open Face, fine stock. Also,
GOLD CHAINS, OF ALL KINDS,
Fine Gold Breast Pins and EarDrops, Cameo and Gold
Stone Sets Finger Rings Gents Studs, Sleeve Buttons
Gold Pens and Pencs Bracelets Lockets, Seals Keys
and general assortment of
FANCY GOODS.
Gold and Silver Spectacles with celebrated Perosco
pic Gassesthe best Kind in the world for the eyesight
all of which goods offered very low.
REPAIRING carefully done, and all work warranted.
st. Paul, Dec. 1-daw6m O. H. MOSES
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ESTRAY COW,

tAME to the enclosure of the Subscriber residing in
~ St. Paul, Fort Street. about three quarters of
mile above the WnsOw House, about the 25h of Novem-
Der, small block Cow, with white star in her forehead
and having branded her left horn the letters IT, OF
Y c. The owner is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take her away.
i Dec6-w4wf EDWARD fICASLEf.