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The Placer herald., 1856-11-22
Description of a Kansas Hero.

OUf reuters VIII TtllltIlioI tilP t'iillN VI
strange proposition to settle the difficulties IN
Kansas, urged bv Col. Lane, the Free State
hero, in which he deied Col ponniphan to
meet him in mortal combat with fifty picked
men of both sides; we'll one would suppose
from his style of challenge and his brave
bearing that there was somewhat of the gen
uine metal in the man; but hear what his
own father-in-law says of this Kansas hero,
whom Horace Greeley has almost elevated
to demigrd
Mr. Badrdge the gentleman alnded TO,
told the editor of the Davenport Democrat
that when Lane his precious son-in-aw, in
duced his daughter to go to Kansas, he sold
her property. amounting to $4,000, and at
ter reaching Kansas he took unto himself Il
mistress, and treated his poor wife so badly
that She WAS forced to leave him for the home
of her father. Lane told her he had paid
her passage on the steamboat for Indiana,
but after the boat started she found his state
ment to be false, and it was with difficulty
that she raised money enough to pay the
passage. Lane had robbed her Of her for
tune, been guilty OF aduItry with mistress,
and sent her home pennlt>s acd after she
had left, tried to get a divorce from her
through the very territorial Legislature
which he is denouocing as bogus and Illegal.
What choice instruments the Republicans
use to adv ocae their cause! How proud The
Republicans must feel, who have idolized
this hero Of freedom. What u happy text
the life Of this Kansas martyr has furnished
the pulpits Of our political clergy
The above narrative is taken from the col
umns of the Wayne County Democrat, Ohio
FIGGrrNG AND LYNCHING IN MONTERREY
We have been permitted, says the Santa
Cruz .Sntinel, to extract the following from
a private letter to citizen Of this place, writ
ten under dale of the 3d November:
"Onvcsterlay we heard Of a camp Of Span
ards, in the willows, little below the Tom
BIanro crossing, on the south side OF the
river; so we made up company "t men, ana
went to arrest them; they resisted; several
shots were fired on both sides. There were
two Spanarls one was shot dead-and the
otl. er gave himself up; the one killed is said
to have been concerned IN the murder OF
Wall and Williamson. They were notorious
raScaIs-the one killed had shot man IN
Monterey, and they both intended to leave
for parts unknown, as soon as they could
learn what Anastacio Garcia, who was brought
from below last week, had to say. These
fellows had stolen II saddle from us a few
DAYS before The one taken had stolen
Smiths mule last spring; so we took them
ont to the side of the road, laid one down,
and hung one up; left the dead men to take
care Of themselves, and have heard nothing
from t EN- since"
The Placer herald., 1856-11-22

"Mike, and is it yourself that can be
afther telling me how they make ice
crames?" ''In thuth | can; don't they
bake them in could ovens, to be sure"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-10
DRY GOODS.
ELECTION NOTICE.

TIBGJyLl ,J,1,,son C5unly. SET.
IN the County Court, March Tenn I75G
ynur Cour, makes tine following ap.
I noip,men, Of commissioner, and oil.
GERS to snperin,cnd and conduct the eIcc-
non OF County officers, &C., Oh the fourth
Thursday IN May next. VIZ
District No. !, IKaJliown.}
Rooer Chew. Fisher \. Lewis, John
" NcCutdv joseph Myers AMI John
uamrbreys or any two or more Of Them.
William West, Officer.
District w. ,, lSmubfoA)
Robrr, Y Shirley, Jacob Gilbert,
EphrAlm Watson, Joseph o Coyle and
). d. BryarIv. OF any two or more OF
them. George Murphy, Officer.
District No. ,, lScaooi Houae, Charles
foWH)
lanes Jvsopo, John S. Moore, FL.
rom SIiler, David Howell and Andrew al
bridge. or any TWO or more of item
Thomas Johnson, Officer.
District No. 1, (Courf-Housc.)
James /. Hoor, John r. Gibson,
George II. Tate. George W. Ejchclber-
Ger and Francis ". Drew, or any two or
more Of them. John V. Rowan, Officer
n..,., y, lc,l,5lry.,o,c, Eo,.
'D'''' 80 term districts,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-10

4 Steamship oIacked By Sloord
F.h.--'!he San Francisco Herald says
DuGiaL ,hr las; assaEe of the steamer
Cor!cs from this port large sword fish
was observed alongside the vessel. Fora
moment Ihe gladiator Of the Ueep seemed
IT, contemplate the huge proportions of the
vessel, evidently Specializing upon the
chances at battle, Iben suddenly iartcd to-
wards ;he vessel AMI plunged lis beaI in
to the pIauking, Just above the copper.
Il struggled Hercely to be tfee, but to no
purpose, until the moltun of the vessel as
She rolled over 10 the other side with the
sea swell, caused severance of the blade.
and his ishship, wounded ana disarmed
IN the fist charge retired from the field.
The piece of the heak which was left in
the side of the vessel, measured eighteen
inches IN length. Il was removed with
great difficulty.
GRAssHorPERs.--'rhe Columbial Tenn )
Mirror says Our farmers are on the
look ont for deluge of these grass.tat,ng,
c0rn stripping. notwithstanding, fence
hopping, air herlouGing dpgenera,eS from
the iIuStrioaS Nosaico, Egyptian locust
Many of them are already spreading their
wings and kicking up their heels all lhro
the country; and il is believed By some of
our farmers that they Will prove more
troublesome this summer than they did
the last.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-10
LOOK TO YOUR
INTEREST !

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II" U.'"' It'll, ;ry,,es bis
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a., ,g'' as.o r"n ,m # RaJT.WaI. C!otng CON
.i.,,r, - t,rl,,,s
TG IRIS UgVvC I-ESYN-Gen-
=, D., nh rl,,ct G,,cp md
'' ~, "'I' ,,,,. p,nt. md vests
~ I'',, H., n.,,,,,l F,ncy c,lor,a Gas.
'.,,'. r.',,' p,r,, and Wis ! handsome AS.
.,,,,,,cr, -, Summer Cents. Pants ana Vests of
,,or, L..,,,r,,nn r,,ts from 20 cents up To
IN
H'.' ",,,o,,c L,,,,h,
o''l'' ~ y ,,-...a,, p, .,.,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-10
.ST.4TIONERY, sc.

McGufey's readers, Comy's Spoilers. (Bon-
sells edition. Walkers Dictionary, Cobb's min
iature Lexicon, Rays ArilAaetc g Parts)
Mitchel's Primary Geography, do with Atlas,
Scholars Companion Familiar Science, Parleys
History blue and white cap paper, do letter
do bath note do, commercial do, white and
yellow envelopes all sizes, steel pens, black
INK inGelHhIe do.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-10
Hardware and Earthen-Ware.

Nails Of all kinds locks, chiseIs, screws,
tacks, tack hammers, curtain bands, kitchen
.coyers, knives with saw on one side, carpenters
saws, wood do, also large stock Of queens
ware aud earthen do such as preserving jars,
milk and butter do with and without lids, ,
beautiful china tea sets striped and fg'd at
cost, cups aud saucers, liverpool and common,
stone pitchers all sizes, mugs, bowls, plates,
G.,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-10
DRUGS, sc.

Ayers Cherry Pectoral Barry's Tricopher-
Gus, James Hair Tonic, Swam's Panacea, Mus
tang Lniment, British, Castor, Sweet, BerdauX,
land Salad Oils, Henry's Magnesia, Peters
Pills, Mustard in boxes, Saleratus, Pearl starch,
variagated, chemical, transparent bar, fancy
and CASTLE scans.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-10
GROCERIES,, sc.

Brown porto rico, crushed and puIverIzed
sugars, old gov. java, RIO and Janero coifees,
gun powder and imperial and black teas, water
and soda crackers, adamantne. and mould
candles, glass all sizes, putty shot, lead and
every thing usually kept IN a coun'r! store
Is, As am exceedingly anxious to close
nv stock and quit business | viii sell very
for cash invite call from me Puohc
orauy JOHN II. McENDREE.
Sbepherdstown, May 3, 1886.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-10
CANDIDATES.

MIR. ZITTLE.-The following named
Nl gentlemen will be supported in Dis
lrcts No. AMI for the Offices annex
ed to their names, at the election in May
next, by large number Of Voters, to wit
For Magistrates in District No. s.
Jacob w. Reynolds. John II. NcEhdree,
and l.. G.. Heskitt. For OUerSeers Of
the PoOr-JacGb Line and John Wysong.
For ConstaJleS-Daniel Brooks and ia
cob Cookus.
For Magistrates in District No. G.
E. G. Williams, Joseph Welshans, Da'
vid L. IIensell and David BIIlmyer. For
OUersses Of the POOr-Joseph Bysrs'
and Thomas Hessey. For Constable
Van Harp.
April 10, 1856.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-10
\ Z w GOO ID $ =!

THE undersigned has just returned from
| Philadelphia and Baltimore and no"
opening a splendid assortment OF
Spring and Summer Goods,
embracing every variety usually kept IA a
first class house. lie Is now prepared 10
offer great bargains, and would invite all
of his friends and the public IN general to
call and examine his stock, feeling ASST
red none will 90 away disappointed, a lie
is determined no one shall underseIi him.
Come one, come all. | can save YOU mon
ey. WILLIAM MOULDEh.
Shepherdslown, April II, 1886.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-10
JaRIETI.

Gents hair cloth stocks, black and fancy silk
crayats and stocks, french working cotton al
nos, CROCHET and knitting CO. all nos, tooth
brushes, hair do, hair pins in boxes and bunch
es, tuck combs, redding do horn pocket do,
round DO &C
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-10
FOR SALE.

Sc, Girandoles, Marble Top Mahogany
Pallor Table, of latest style, one set OF
Heavy Stair Rods, for sale on reasonable
terms for cash by J l. W BAKER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-10
Ladies' Trimmings.

Ribbon, morie antique, fringes all colors at
cost, gimps, braids, silk and glass buttons all
coors, long whale bones for dresses, lmsn
braids all colors for chiGren'S wear, sewing
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-10
Millinery and Straw Goods.

Bonaets, english braid knotted, plain do at
cost and under, ribbons at cost and under, mar
celnes and lorences all colors, dress Innings Of
every description, SC.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-10
HATS AND CAPS.

Mems quiaguil panama, canton, leghoTn,
german straw, palm leaf hats, boys do, mems
pearl, black and white high and low crowned
SLOUGH hats, boys do, also a large stock of blue
and black cloth caps, Silk Hats, sc.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-10
GLOVES.

Ladies' coIored and black kid gloves, coored
and black talteta silk do Isle thread do, long
black silk mils, short do all prices, gents black
and colored kid gloves best quality, white and
colored tatseta silk do, Isle thread do, buc&skiE
gauntlelts and many other kinds.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-10
CARPETiNG.

a fine stock of , and 3 ply carpets beautiful
patterns, also best quality OF mating, rope and
colored hemp mats, shuck do.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-10
HOSIERY.

Ladies' bleached and brown hose, Isle thread
do, slate do, black DO, misses bIeached brown
and slate do, gents bIeachcd brown ribbed mix
ed black and fancy half nose, boys do, ladies
raw SILK and cashmere hose.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-10
Yer Gentlemen.

Summer CASHIERS all STYLES, back do, black,
brown, green, olive and mulberry cloths, bard
linens, cotronad2s, cashmcrets, french linens,
&C, also ready made cashmeret summer cloth,
and tweed coats at cost and under.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-10
NEW IMPORTATION .
Of Fresh aAd ScaSOnable
DRY GOODS ! !

TIIII subscriber would most respectfully
| urge the attention OF The ciliZens ~ sur
rounding country in general, that he las
ust returned from the Eastern markets
w.h well selected stock of
DRESS GOODS,
consisting IN pant OF Atwood Chailies at
- cents worth 81! cts French Jacco-
nett Robes at 500 worth 50. French
Lawns at 10 cts. worth lss cIs. Frcnsh
Glughams. De Bages. bet EngI-h water
priuJ~ q, -, cts. worth - cts. Embro'-
d,rrd Plain and dotted Swis,es. JacoHcHs
AID Cambucs Ia endless variety. and pr
crs ranging from 10 els. up tO 30 cts. per
yard. Silk Illusion BublnetIs and best
imitation Of Thread Laces and long and
short twisted Silk Miis at % cts. up To
81. Gloves, Hosiery, 1000 yards heavy
Curtain Frnges AT - cts. worth III cts.
The above goods are all to be sold al cK-
cecdlugly low figures. Call AMI examine
Tor yourselves, d! the New cash aud Bar
gam Store. j.. a. SCIilOSS.
Shcphcrisown, April ~. 1856.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-10
MORE FRESH DRUGS.
MEDICINES. &C..

The undersigned is just receiving his
stock of FRESH DRUGS, &c.,to which
he invites the attention of his friends and
the public generally. lie hatters himself
tina, he can supply all who are disposed
10 pauonize him with anything in the
way Of -lIedicines, PUiats, oils, Dye
.ShuDS, Fancy articles, School Books,
Noceis, Nusic, .HuSicGt Instruments,
&C., &c. +. {. WILLIAMS.
ShepherdStoWn, March 30, 1856.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-10
LADIES' WEAR.

4 large stock of Ginghams, all wool chaliies,
lawns from II! cts. up, plain berases, DO
mouselins all coiors, Gg'd bareges, do mouse
lius. summer prints good styles, printed and
fgd swiss dotted and plain do, mourning gIng
hams, solid black lawn, black dress SILKS ali
prices, plain and fg'd summer silks at cost,
nainsook, victoria lawn, Grape and bomoaHme
finished alpacas, lead and tan coorcd do, ber-
lin cord for bonncts, grass cloth skirts, corded
do, plain ginghams all colors, brlllants, SC, &c.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-10
NEW
Spring and Summer
GOOD S S

VHE subscriber having just returned from the
L market, beg leave TO inform his friends and
the public generally that he has one OF the
most complete stocks he has ever yet offered,
and which he intends to sell very low for Cash
or TO puuctual customers upon the usual credit
Thy cOnsls i as follows
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-05-10
FOR CONSTABLE.
10000 Lbs. Of Wool,

WANTED 10 purchase 2O,OOJ PCunds OF
w Wool. for which the highest price Viii he
given. CAMERON & STALEY.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-10

ARRIVAL or THE STAMsHfp BLACK
WARRtoR.---The u. =. mail steamship
Black Warrior, j. w. Smith, Com.
mander. left New York on the morn.
ing 81 the 80 ult,, and crossed tho bar
At 7 o'clock this morning, coming al.
rect, On account OF severe quarantine
regulations existing at this port against
vessels touching at Havana, On the
lss and ID instant, to the southwark
of Cape Hatteras, experinced tramen-
dous gale and heavy seas. On The 4th
instant, 10 4, NJ. forty miles north Of
Cape Florida. one mile from shore,
passed . vessel bottom up, appearantIy
but . short time In that condition,
masts and sails lying alongside, but
could not discover her name. She
appears To BE- hermaphrcdite brig Of
about 800 tons, copperea and new.
Balletin.
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Leng,vost h,s pei Arr,,ey.

Ugr received by the subscribers, WIN
y are The makers pet agents, 30 Cases
Sparkling Catawba 30 Cases Dry Catsw~
ba, The celebrity and extensive sale ef
these wines, render putting unnecessary
The agents would only state, that articles
Of any popularity, are soon counteffeited.
Hence those wishing to purchase wines of
this maker, should buy them Of bis only
agents here, where they are sold Oh etnnais-
sion. u is claimed fol this wine, that Ii
Is healthier and Of finer ARENA and flavor,
than the best French Canpaigns. The
French mix from three to six or more kind
of grapes In their wine. One kind Of
grape only Is used in the manufacture Of
this wine. Purchasers dissatisfied with
its quality, will have the money refunded
for all returned, within reasonable time,
to The store where II is purchasedi'
julyl BARBEE Il BENJAMIN,
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-10
M II i re-.

A FRESH supply Ut new and popular
n music, Just iereived by Steamer Rob.
insen; Buchanan and Breckenridge Polka ,
Fillmore Scottish !; Matilda Polka; Wood.
land Sketches No. 1872 by Wallace Gem.
bters Wife Hondoo de Ia Alaette lie ppra
tes, by Herr Witches Iianep by Wallace /.
La pIuie de Pefles by Osborne, I'm d
merry stingara Indian Hunter Daugh.
ter Of the Regiment, Duett BY Berger |,
Fensee Romtigue, by Mime ppttignsw |;
La Solitude by Gfobe. Gentle Jenny Gray;
Fare the well All lies are broken, Bufman
Lover Gone Is the TalnnHss Willie
Bel Lone Stay hours, Henedetta siala
Madre, by Hunter; Home sehettiseh !,
Champagne Polka. When other friends are
round Thee Erin L. my Hume Louisville
Grand March Dearest think of thee /,
CONS gang ava WI me. Shells Of Ocean.
oh no, and oh yes, Petit Tambouf !!
Cara Polka. Oh cash that shadow from
thy brow Fly away pretty nuth All I
would our eyes had not met Sweet SIX
teen Polka, with a great variety Of stand
ard Music, by
aug9B, GEO. NJ. HEROMAN.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-10
g9B, GEO. NJ. HEROMAN.
Ronhal nnn1ksl

lust RECEIVED the following works
" Goedfithe's Primers and readers BIZ
bes and Testaments, various bindings
Thprnton's and Jays prayerbeoks The
Chil1's Scripture Questions. and also.
Briuhtis ard Gttnn's Family Practice, Flu.
tafhs Lives; Paley's evidences Of Chris
tianity; Clark's Scripture Promises
rooke's Pantheon Methodist Hymns
liseiplines and eateehisms, In various bind
ings Wesley's, TaYlof's- Bttrbef's VIII
lage and Russel'H setnons, Mosheini,s
Church History; Bahyaf's Pilgrims Pro-
gress and HolY War; A Pastors Sketches
and Pulpit Cyelopaeaia, BY -...-.....
auge6 ~ GEO NJ HEROMAN.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-10

A. 4
1,HE FOURTH SESSION o. this institute win
4 commence on the First Monday Ia October
aud continue Nine Months, wtthouta vacation,
except the Holidays, The course Of studies Ii
thorough and extensive; embracing the apnrey.
ed and ssandard Class4bcuks In the departments
81 English Literature, Ancient and Modern Lam
gnages, Natural Sciences and Mathematics. ata.
opted 60 the best and most popular Seminafies.
The Institute was incorporated Ia 1850 with
full Collegiate Privileges, Diplomas will be
awarded TO advanced Siudents, IN we'll AZ those
whe complete the entire Academic Course, pu.
pts will be allowed to attend whatever place OF
worship their parents and guardians may prefer /;
and will be under the constant supervision Of the
Principal aad Teachers, who will give the utmost
attention to the formation ofcerreot and refined
manners. and 10 what ever may contribute to
their health, comfort and happiness.
II II desirable that students enter al the be.
ginning Of the Session, 70 commence their studies
with the classes to which they may be assigned.
They will be admitted, However, at any time
and charged only for the period OF attendance
No deduction In terms for absence, except in
cases If prutraesed illness.
Day Scholars will BE- charged Three, -Four and
Five dollars per month: Music and Ornamental
branches, Extra, Roarders, oNR-nAIF IN ADVANCE;
the remainder at The olese Of the session.
TERMS.
For Board, Washing, Fuel, Lights, and Tuition,
per session.
N the PRIMARY department.. zoo 90
10 the Collegiate Department. ........... $50 90
Ancient and Modern Languages, and Or
nansental branches; each per month 90
Instruction III Music, and use Of instru-
ments, per month ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, TOO
Vocal Music daily Lessoas,l per month. 90
Music furnished The "Giec Glass" GRATIS.
There will be Rchearsrls In Music, and Reviews
Of the Glasses in other Departments OF the lnsti
tate. every month. at which our patrons and
friends are invited. For the benefit of country
friends we add that cur new cofhlnodicus
brick building, erected especially for the Institute
VIII be ready for use, at the opening OF the SEES
sion, and will afford Superior aocomnoda atoms
fer our pupils. NJ. II. SLoSSoN. Principal.
scpts.fy-w e7@
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LAND n NHuHuUs RON sAIn.

gi,n ACRES Of we'll timbered land, 10 -
0MU acres Iii cultivation ana under gsg
fence. with geod dwelling and other ssss
houses on the premises. The land IL To- sssA
Gated on Wafd's Greek within eight miles uf the
city ef a,atnh Hctlse, with one ef TIE best fosds La
the state, leading TO IT,. A negro welnan Is also
Uttered for sale. with her three children an III.
FAINT, and two others aged respectively sis aha
eghl years. The woman is about aB years old.
great bargain can be had. % tert,ls, BY making
immediate application to 4.ss......
aus.p l.. N. POWERS a GO.
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ron SALE.

THE PROPERTY acquired by fNfTlt
l. the ladies' of Sacred Heart, eI. #llll.
]. ] Bulk, consisting Of some fifteen acres
of land and buildings and improvements,
all III good condition, subject to d
temporary lease. For terms and details.
apply To Father Abade at the Jesnits Col.
lege Or TO J, ]. Bufk at his office on Lslay.
cite Street July stf.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-10

FIRE IN Nsw ToRK.--A fire occur
red In New York on Saturday morn.
ing week. which destroyed the Ls,ting
Observatory and thirteen other build.
ings. Loss about $4,000 The
Observatory was built by the Crystal
palace Company in 1858, and cost Of
itself $50. 900. There was but little
insurance.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-10
Land Mt Il Eshrgaim.

900 ACRES of well tlmbered land.
c-V admirably adapted for wood
yard. The land IL located In The DEVILS
Swamp, about / miles above this city.
and fronts the river. Thirty acres of Il are
under fence and la cultivation A bargain
may be had by making immediate appli-
cation to T#
iulyp-tf L. L. pOWERSMC co.