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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-09-05

STEAMBOAT VorE.-The following is the
result of vote taken on the Sam Gaty, yes.
terday, on her way down from Keokuk:
Fillmore Al; Buchanan 25; Fremont IL. La
dies-FilImore 9; Buchanan 2: Fremont L.
States represented as follows, viz. Missouri
90; Kentuckys, Illinois 10, Indiana Q, Iowa
IL, Ohio 8, Connecticut !, New York 2, Mich.
igan 1, Alabama !, Louisiana i, Minnesota 2
Tennessee I.--N. Louis Netos, ASA.
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Pocket Book Stolen.

THE Pocket Book Of the subscriber stolen from
his pocket, IT, Athens, on Wednesday night, i3th
inst 1t contained $5 bill Union Bank OF Tennes
see partly worm - in smaller bills; one note OF hand
for $i2 on George W. Norvle, due LIST day o. January
1857, and one note on VIM W. Beard, for $3.50, given
in the present month and payable one day after date
The public are cautioned against trading for said notes
McMnn CO. Aug 22-3t JOHN ROGERS.
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Died,
C 0 nj nj E R CIAL.
Atlanta Market.

ATLANTA, Sept 2.
BACON, hog round l0% q 10Hc; sides, clear llA a
12c ribbed II Nc; hams a 1lKc; shoulders So "a yc.
Moderate demand. BEEF, on foot, a 4c. FLOUR, SUI
perfne 1913; extra 81 WHEAT, red, including Sacks
81 25 Conn 15c from store.
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MARBLE WORKS,
Newly opened, mt Reduced Prices, ON
Eastana11Oo Creek.
NIcuINN COUNTY. TENN.

TUyHE undersigned respectfully calls the attention Of
III the citizens Of McMinn, Meigs, Bradley, Polk,
Monroe aud Hamilton countless TO the fact that he has
opened and Is now carrying new Ndr6ls EsfIJfit-
ReRt at Col A. p. McClatcheys Titiiammer Shop and
Cotton Gin, three miles fIom Calhoun and Charleston,
on the East Tennessee and Georgia Rail Road and
W. j. Mediate Ieys FIGURING Mil, Eastanallee Greek,
McMnn county, where the proprietor has located him
self for term Of years, on Que OF the best mseais
the country can afford, which will enable him 10 offer
TO the public all kinds Of Adr6te Work much cheaper
than ever before ofered-in consequence of having
never-lalng water power. The proprietor has had up
wards OF twenty years practice in s0re Of the best
establishments in the Eastern cities, and was foreman
James Sloan Of Nashville during the erection OF the
marble work In the State Capitol The public may feel
assured he has spared no pains IN ties and selecting
good marbles of endless varieties and colors suitable
for every department OF his line OF business, viz:
Monuments, Tombs. Head and Foot
Stones, Mantle Pieces and
Table Tops,
of every description. All orders neatly executed. All
Engravngs Grave Stone work, (under fifty letters
free from charge.
The white marble the proprietor hpsl lately discovered
Is precisely the same In old Hawkins and Knox
ties that has gnned such high reputation among the
scientific aud professional men throughout the Union,
both for durability and susceptibility Of high pollshes
For references Of workmanship the two blocks Of
white and variegated marble sent from old Hawkins
represent the State Of Tennessee at The National WASH
ingi0n Monument; the Premium Mantle Piece and
Fancy Table Tops at Atlanta Ga Show Fair; the Pre-
MUM Mantle Piece, by James Sloan OF Nashville-all
Of which worked aud superintendent by the propre
tor Therefore, the public Is earnestly solicited to give
him a trial and examine the white marble, as 1t Is
mostly preferred before purchasing elsewhere as they
will find a saving Of twenty per cent Drawings and
designs to any part receipt OF letter Address
JOHN EDM0NDS,
Aug S-fy-i11 Calhoun or Roeyille, Tenn.
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Nashville Market.
NASHVILLE, Sept 2

NASHVILLE, Sept z.
BAcos-The market is without material change
Shoulders and hams more in demand AZ &c TOT tne
former and DC for the latter in good condition ana wen
trimmed; sides exc WHEAT Market unchanged.-
Receipts comparatively light. Sales at Toe % si' &C.
cordng to quality.
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Notice.

I'm compliance with regulation, approved by the De-
partment of the Interior, wsuld notify the public
that Bounty Land Warrant No. 1913, for 81 acres is
sued under Act of 1885, In the name Of David Robert
son, for services In Captain Cadweils Company Of MI
signed in blank has been lost stolen from the MALL
and IL is supposed that the mail between Washington
and Chattanooga was robbed about the time said War
rant was transmitted A caveai has been entered in
the General Land Office to prevent the issuing Of a
patent to fraudulent claimant All persons here
by warned against purchasing slid lost Warrant
shall apply to the Commissioner OF Pensions for du-
plicate. DAVID ROBERTSON,
By his Atty, JOSEPH ANDERSON.
Washington, Tenn, Sept 8, 1S56-6t-4l5
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SI,97O,oOO have been paid to members OF
Congress under the new compensation act
o, 100000 more than the former law nj.
lowed
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The CROPS AND WEATHER IN EUROPE
The accounts of the crops in Europe, received
by the Africa, are very favorable, not only
from PRUSSIA, but from all Germany. In
some places, The harvest, il is stated, will be
MORE abundant than it has been for the last
twenty years; the magnificent weather which
had reigned for the first week in August rem.
dered the satisfactory result certain. Eng.
land had been visited by terrific thunder
storms, but for several days previous to the
sailing of the steamer the weather had be.
come cleur and hot, under the influence of
which the crops were rapidly rpening. In
London the weather was hotter than for ten
years previous. The harvest in England, II
circular says, will not be general before the
next month. The circular adds:
In three Of the most Important wheat
growing countries-Essex, Suffolk and Nor
folk--the wheat crop is ut present estimated
at fully one fifth over an average. Oats prom.
Use good crop. Beans and peas the largest
crop for many years past. Potatoes have
been extensively planted this season; some
complaints of the temperance Of the fatal
disease are heard of here and there, but the
DuIk Vi lnecToP appears souiu' anu P'oHots
great abundance. The ultimate result of
this years harvest still depends upon the
weather during the next eight weeks. In
Scotland, for instance, wheat cutting cannot
be general till the beginning of next month.
In the more northern parts of the United
Kingdom the harvest will be later still, and a
change 10 the weather, from dry to wet,
would injuriously affect the backward crops
The cerea. crops in France,in proportion
ms the yield is better ascertained, do not bear
out the first favorable impression. 1t is now
found that in the south and southwest they
are decidedly neutrality-suspicious. by one.half.
The centre and east appear to have gathered
something less than an average crop. In the
north aud northwest where the harvest ha
just only commenced, the appearances are
favorable but the result is still doubtful.
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taSy- Chancellor vandyke has appointed
Dr Hunt Clerk g. Master, at this place, 10
mi the vacancy accustomed by the death OF
Mai, James Berry.--Cisreidnd Banner.
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Athens Foundrv.

IHAvING engaged the services OF Mr.. y. NJ. KMGoRE,
who is authorized to receive orders and transact
ali business apperaining to the Foundry any person
wanting information in regard to Machinery, &c. will
be attended by calling at the Foundry.
Athens, July IL, 1s56-tf-4O7 O. ZIMMERMAN.
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Mrs. Cookies School,
Enr Vnnn0 unsIias
DR.. ]. l.. SENTER.

vUNHE Fall and Winter Session OF Mrs Cookies School
II will open on Monday, the LIST Of September next.
Terms as heretofore. TAthens, Aug S-tf
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New York, Sept. l.-Southern Flour 81 a
So. Wheat, Southern red l,50. Corn, West
ern mixed 62c.
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Wool Carding Machine.

TNHE subscribers, Administrators offer for
L sale the Carding Machine belonging to
the estate of Mordecai Rucker, deceased, Nc
Mimi county. ii. II. BURK, Adm,s
JAMES r. WITT,
Aug 49, 1S56-3t*-4l4
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JRoN CARs.-Snce the recent terrible
slaughter on the North Pennsylvania Rail.
road, public attention has been turned to the
necessity of having cars built of totally
different material than wood, more particular
ly for passenger Transports. DR.. LaMothe
has recently pntsnted,an Iron Car which is
building at Patterson, New Jersey. 1t will be
Of the ordinary shape and dimensions, being
designed TO seat 60 passengers, and resting
on two four wheeled trucks. The body Of
the car viii! consist of strong iron bands,
twelve or fifteen inches apart running length
wise and crosswise, and secured by rivets al
their intersections. This will constitute the
frame work, which will be covered by sheet
iron on the flooring, and iron panels with
glass windows on the side. Ventilators will be
literally supplied at the top. There is to be
no wood work whatever about the cars; but
to counteract the radiation of heat, and obv.
ate danger from accident, the inside will be
lined throughout with several layers of thick
paste-b board and heavy cushions.
Coon HITs.-We Il nd the following good
political hits going the rounds of our ex'
changes:
"A Western editor suggests as good rail-
lying cry for the Black Republcans-'Mll-
lions for Black Wool, but not one cent :or
White Sheepw
"The Military Conqueror.--ln campaign,
of few short months in California, Colonel
Fremont took sixty three thousand acres oil
land and three hundred head OF beef cattle
Uncle Sam paid the bills, but the hero got
the CRITTERS and the pasture."
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Great Inducement, TO Clubs.
$500 Reward,

yUNHE subscriber lost had stolen from him, on the
Il night OF the Sd inst, his POCKET BOOK, contain
ing beaween $75 aud $50 in money. Among the none,
was two $50 South Carolina bs--the balance not re-
membered. He will give the above reward for the re-
covery Of the Pocket Book and money.
Athens, Sept 5-3t-i15 WIN. II. HOWARD.
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nRIED FRUIT.-I wish to buy large lot Of
IL Dried Fruit. viii pay the highest market price
in cash for Dried Peaches, peeled and unpeeed, and
Dried Apples, peeled. [sep5l J. NJ. HENDERSON.
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s. 2 o Il, % o O:
WIN be distributed according to the following
riLEi ant SC u e ns e /!
Plan of the Lottery.

J,1S Prizes, amounting to ..........S2O4.OOG
NIL. T;.Lsts an H1yrAs b-Ou1yJsrs 0K
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A LII persons who have unsettled accounts with us
N prior to the list January, So are requested to CAL
and close the same. A.CLEAGE co.
Athens, Aug s, SO
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A PPRENTuCE WANTED-A boy, 10 to
IN IS years OF age, wanted to learn the Moulding
Business. Apply at the Athens Foundry. [July Is
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UDLOWS! PIOws I'll am now prepared to fur-
nlsh the Farmers with Turning Flows OF al sorts
aud sizesRght-hand, Le-hand, Hillside the Premi.
um Steel Pow &C. The Farmers are invited to call and
examine them. AugS J. NJ HENDERSON,
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BALTIMORE.


hrtnary Baltimore Instituted A. D. leaa No 81 SotiL
Gag street baltimore cnr the Post Onice) ACtRE INSt l.
Ed OR No FEE REQuIRED--i,r. Mills an experienced
Physician of tho Anpatbe School, be eonfdenaiy
suited IN ALI eases o private nature disease
Ng Money Required Cure Is EGecfodA practical
orencc OF enables DIR NJ to cure in
The shortest possible time to have 1t safely effected.
Ih irHary extensively celebrated for the egectual
speedy all classes Of Secret Diseases established
In this city, refuge from Quackery, 20
Ihe Hgh R1td0H, of this Institution would render public
nnre not for the applicants here for
treatment who have been hlched OF their money mareacd
the Charaans who flourish largely In the public prints
Will whom our city IL overstocked.
lRiffd DC GH1rd II would avoid injury,
niay loss and disappointment early medical aid where
proper treatment be obtained DR. NJ makes auriug
onssons promises thnn he will honorably perform.
secondary and Chronr The usuE symptoms Sore
Throat liberation the Mouth Itching and Tenderness about
lie Nnsc Iutches EuptonH the Skn &c Upon the
perfect constitutional oldest and most
Hnrh eases Dr NJ Is willing stake his honor and reputation.
The IrhmPh U ScicHc'1he remedies of Dir NJ In reaor-
lnr strong and manly vigor ang the shattered
Lion. aud removing speedily all debility injury
certain secret habit unsurpassed by discoveries
FHfrbcd Manhood May here nnd certain restorative and
thousands their have realized the ffuon of
which from Ike failure of Quackcres In their hitherto
huttlcss search, had become almost oStingushed.
ldr1HidPCs Of ifodtWrHNo poi onous compounds of
uurY NoXous Drugs uacd In his practice
IN fRdissInng experience In che treatment of Female
Affections, Nersons Diseases, Ae qualities DIR NJ to afford
idgU Rcicf, aud effect CHr In the most dleu
nnicnona aaotedy guarded aud treatment marked with skill
mud dclcaCy.
Dr. Ms Grsat Prorcntrc This sovereign Remedy nppliea
lie 10 either will be sent duly prepared by mail
trip ui eA by rcmur &lU prescription Will be included
Distant persons cured - home, by addressing DIR j. I
Mills, BALTIMORE Oonon post pad) Medicines scnt in
an. direction, by mail or express.
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LYNCIlBl RG WEDNESDAY MORNING AUG. 20 1856
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS

~ Sion MERCHANT. nu tho bork, kiclmend Va F.
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended to me last season
have madc Increase the huc Of Reat
ming FROM house that boat Will eHNrcNcry other day
(Suudays cNccPcdA iV this emen shall he nhle to
goods through DAYS than heretofore, an9
nearly they oy the r. and Mt much less
NV charge forwarding Tobacco per Hon and
so per HID which includes prayapo and WhaaEe whom
there necessity faNaFc The raNngc and "lnftlH"
from the iasin cts rr Box aud - cts hd Tho
Lock Tolls charged hy tto River kanawha Go fer
passing house per Irn about ct tor lnNos
and per hd Having these advantages ot location nm
willing the benefit and charge only
fair price far hoping thereby To command larger
business
NV persoun will be saea produce aud
purchase a goods On CnmmisS lun. A. ). LEE,
iuiy Is
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TERMS.

The ViRGINGANis published iay at 50 and iri"o'klyat at
-, ,nnuui in advance M paper VIII be discontinued
At The option proprietors, until AL arrearages shall
have been paid
TISEMEN rs inserted for 80 cents per square
IA ncs or les Ia first insertion and ~ cts Tor e1 con
unless ordered weekly aud then % cts
@ s1narc Will he charged for each insertion If the nnnro
Insertions be marked on the Ms II VIII o. phsh'h ''o}
red out and charged accordingly
' THE YEARLY RATES ARE
Forn daily 80
Two do do ~
For one do semi weekly ly......,..,...s.......... -
~ intended for both papers suJoct" sPe
ia contract ,. - ,.. IT,,
mess or the advertisements charged II transient rates
- All new advertisements appear IN the dsy an" 'F
- obituary notices which exceed cght lines are charged
.cahlN tor the nNness.
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X HAMILTON are now in receipt

Il of their Spring supply OF GROCERIES and LlQU ORS,
o all kinds to which they would call the attention of their
friends and the public generally. They determined to sell
LOW for CASH puncua customers They would call
especial their stock OF SUPERIOR CHEWING
TOBACCO We also have for sale the celebrated OREGON
PEA which, half s that is said OF farmer would
10 well to give trial ma 81 d2cts (y,
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C,PECgAL LNOTICE.-Our friend. viii picn.
ENO.0ON MaHrTn NsHTS LAND L.HSD WAMHANTs tHIr ~

1 G<PNIsVVsve WANTED.-LAFAY TT w
GRAY Public dealer In Land Warrants, and AttoT
ney for prosecution Of Military Bounty
claims wishes purchase 100000 ACRES Military Bounty
and Warrants will attend to any business, Notary
uc acknowledgment Of deeds assignment of Land
Warrants, &c, &c. LAFAYETTE w. GRAY.
Notary Public, Bounty Land and
nlv CTS Pens On Agent, Lyuclbure Va
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j cation for Pains. Rheumatic other. For sale by
STABLER 4 JONES
VnSO InE Esa aHLIG.-B nn induced for RbOU
the first time, mako public that am yet engaged In
curing Ny friends here and IN other places have
this and FOR the sake of all who
troubled this distressing complaint, make
If they cali on Norfolk City nj No ~ North
viii instance
which far to defy treatmen) If
necessary could multiply certificates certificates,
deemng useless merely refer persons
and high standing in this city &c to whom cordially
all who skeptcn the subject address before
will fcre state that will not undertake
Ladies Breasts as | am no surgeon
WM BRESSIE, Il A. NJ.
| respectfully refee the undersigned. w J Hardy
Bros Merchants; Nathaniel Cuuier. City Inspector w &
piggs. Cooper: Whehurs Co. lrokcrs; Jno Anderson
Merchant Tailor Lady of Rev MIR Bernard, NJ T. Church
Crowel Agt Philadelphia Steamers T Allyn, of the firm
Of Allyn, Rosy caplsi Capt VIM Freeman.
July ln.d2aw & cw.imos
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receipt Of nlot of no | and No. Iicrrings whole
Bhls gnpd hands which will sell low
closc Manufacture and others will do well call
z JOHNSON
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w prepared furnish customers and others
wish consgn their grain TO prime New Bags at the
usual Rail Road charge-say one cent per bushel
iulv 2s.dScts IRBY & SAUNDERS
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~ The Water and kept lay jas II Wilson, and
I IL Thompson & Co, Iyuchburg Va; Lalley Robinson
picI,,nnd linne II c}taw8 8d2mos
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100000 WmEAT S.Isss:a ri. WAN
least 100000 Bushels Wheat and much
fully in the market and would like 2att0
bushels for immediate delivery
Farmers and others having wheat sell will do themselves
nusec should they sell their Wheat before they as
will always the highest cash price for all good wheat and
fully prepared to buy and pay for quantity that may
tu Ills market,
Bags, Rags, Bags.
will furnish Bags upon the same i ms as
heretofore charged by the Rail Road Company and will allow
a easunablc time for them to be returned
tsunn0, SsunnO, SsuanO.
Farmers be supplied with quantity Of No FeuVf
direct from the Government Agent at
aslow price be bought where shall also Keep
hand good supply rlaster-Lump and lynehburg
Ground which will sell cheap other House in this
place. WM a. MiLLbk,
ulv On Basin.
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\ ,..uTNs>ea..s.> >rmATT'. rn,.n, un-"I"-

tod lightning Conductors with improved Rod being the
offered the public
recommended h., eminent scientific gentlemen In NIL
the nse hy large numbers Of persons In city
country vho oy ing their protection Please call
aud the Hod Nonrse ts Orders Tor the nhovo
TOD Churches Factories, dwelling Sc, will receive
prompt attention by applying in person OF by mni h
G.. s. Hiss.
iny Its Iynehburg Va
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NO MERCrIY or NAUSEoCS DRUGS Used
mr. JOHNSTON,

Member Of the al College of Surgeons London Graduae
from ono of the me eminent Colleges of the United states
an the greater pa life has been spent IN the rs
Hospitals Of I.oncn Paris Philadelphia and elsewhere mas
ed some of astonishing cures thal were ever
luovn many troubled with ing III the hean a ears "hh
aseep great nervousness, being alarmed al sudden sous
and bashfuness with frequent hlushng aelea soneos
VIII orangement of mi d. were cured Immediately
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- loualt ripcs Goddard and Champagne brandy
~ " London Dock
10 o.. Casks
$50 l}askctS Champagne ileidsiek, Of Rcnaud
Franeoise importation, for salchv
iulv II EDMOND DAVENPORT 4 GO
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w something very ncHt desirable In the way Mourn
H and luH In They what call fine
good such goods take pleasure In offering 70
tho al ameta who appreciate oNceonco In quail
Is aud style
VII the Ladies ua the call aud look them
SfIx1R1IIOitN 4 t1I1'T
tl.r ,rtG
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-22
BY PHILLIPS 4 CO.,
Largcst stock Of FuFntture q N a
CnGs pRS


LIVER offered IN ksoku ut Auction. On Satur
IL day, I'D inst, We will sell nj our sales rooms
commencing al ~ clock, precisely, the following
tiousshoi Furniture, q rect from the factory
l2wa!nut btisteads, do trunrel bedstoads q
rocker chairs, carpet ehairs, large maple bed
eads marble top dress bureaus, ~ bAnis, er rock
ers extra tab e, scroll bureaus, scroll do with
glasses, doube lounges, "a wash stands, 5 cherry
desks, spring chairs, walnut wash stands is
miss es dress bureaus. i. scroll rockers, IL cane
rockers, ~ com,non bedsteads, u common stands,
"a stiee chairs l.; dos. wash stands, 10 Boston do
E towel racks. = maple rockers, 10 dor. cane
chairs, rs towel racks, teaster bedsts ads, dozen
splondidc. 5. rocSers, IS do rush chairs, 3 large
walnut bsdstead-. large maple do, 8 fancy stands
maple rockers doz wood chairs, siugie lounges.
ALSO,
49, 900 cigars at Auction
insisting of the following brands
0,oo0 hey sd"ra Cigars, .ooU >chollard kcgaiia.
3 900 Exhonstea. 1000 Limitation, II, 900 Wide
Awake, 5000 L,ndons, 1000 Neptune, 600 Young
5000 Flax Bansalia, 900 Excelsior, 10, 900 Mon
sarue u0no PRINCIPE, 10000 sherats, 5000 Plan
tation, 5,oo0 Imperial 1900 optra Trecia, 10000
Washington, 5,0oN Eid rads, 5000 Confu ga, 900
PRINCIPE Havana 10000 Tres Amigos, 5. coo cnln.
to.a. 500 Jsn,y Ind, 1000 Y os Cubuns, II, 200
Stars and Str p s, 5000 GrondAno.
ALSO, 20 tJxes Twist Tobacco, SO boxes Fine
Cut Tobacco
sB- Terms mad. known day Of sale.
PHILLIPS CO.,
nuyS2 Auciionecrs
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incorporates NesSce.
II NOW all whom 1t may cunccrn, that II. W.
N Sample, John W. Cicghorn, j. X. HornisA, ).
u. Sullivan, John AcCune, b. b. smith, p. G..
Wright, Charles Parsons, Guy Wells, y. n. Hasri-
son, d. T. Brigham, Win. Leighton. VIM Timber
man, J, =. Hiatt and James {. Esiss, have iacor-
Posassd themselves and their associates, under The
name and styieof
THE KEOKUK WATER COMPANY,
with . capital stock of 7hres Hundred 7xoxssn6
Doiinr. which may be incrsascd or diminished. -
the stock holders may find sxpedicnt. The private
property Of stockhoIdsrs 10 exempted from liability
beyond the amount Of thoir unpaid stock. The
principal place Of basincrs Of the Company, 10 st
keoksk, Iowa. The object of the Company 10 -
snpply the city Of keokak and vicinity With water,
for mechanical and domestic purposes. The bssi-
aess Of the company to be under the direction of
the corporAtors or Board Of seven Directors, and
to exist for periods Of twenty year,, renewable, -
provided BY the Laws of lows, and the articles u
Incorporation Of Record. in the nee II the Rseps-
der IT Deeds, in the county Of Lee, State Of lsvs.
! ne indebtedness Of the company 10 limited 10 the
- N Ut One Hundred and Fifty Thsssend Dol
)aA =.
Ksokuk, Iowa, Oct. 18th. 1855. -law4w