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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-09

- LiSY o. lsp,AsA Pass UAsKs taksn A. O.,
reney q che BANKING Housss in this city.
Bank IL Elkhart, Elkhart.
1ank ef6oshen, Goshen.
0eak Of lsdiaaa, Michigan City.
Bank u Moant Vernon, NJ. Vernon.
bank Of Aosticello, Aonticsllo.
Bank II Pssli, PsOli.
kask Of 6aisn, 6alsn.
Bank 81 Rockville, Rockville.
baak of6yrassss, syracuse.
Bank Of WAsssw, Warssv.
bTookvtlls baak, bsookville.
CamestdGs City Bask, nbridss City.
canal baak, Granville.
Ceutgol Bank, Indianapolis.
CrseosntCity Bank, Rssnsvills.
kxshangs BAnk, 9rssn1astls.
Yas0ses' md Mechanics hank, Indiasapelis
PaysetsCounty Rsuk Cprnerpyille
Has0sss' 1aak, wsstasld.
ursmsssX 1esk, Lafayette.
Hoosiss Dsak, Loeaaspest
lndisaa Bank, MaAison.
!ndisaa 0sesk 1eak, kaports.
!sdiAa reserve Maak, Kokomo.
ksssssky stosk Colunhus.
LAgroAee DAak, Lna
4sssAaats' esA nAshsaiee' nank Nsv Aiha~v
H.i.S vs. 6tesk Bank, 8vansviils.
Pasks Go. beAk.
6ostAaH bssk. Tssre Hasts.
Shawnee Dask, Attisa.
Tipeeoanoe ~. Wi...~..
Trsaeess Ha.I Y.di.n...iss
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GREAT ATTRACTION


an l N B L r SKIP NCE!l"
r AM now receiving heavy stock Of sEAsosABax
l. GOODS, direct from the Eastern cities. They are
not second hand goods; but fresh and nice. A
good assortment and large lot, to suit all kinda
Of customers.
There three things to be onsidered trading
one is to have the right kind Of goods; another 10
to make the prices to suit and the thirds TO have
accommodating statesmen. My houses possess all
hese requirements and certainly there 10 the place
get Good Bargains.
Ny WINTER STOCK consists N part Of the fol-
lowing Dslaincs, solid and figured debsiss, neYi-
nos, lustres, plads, linseys ginghams, cloths,
simercs casinets, tweeds, jeans, Canton dannels,
wool fannels ell colors, opera 1snnels, wool con-
forts, hoods, mitts, gloves, hosiery, table linen,
damask, diaper, shawis, long and Bay State, men'
wool shirts and drawers domestics, blue and brown
tiekngs, sheetings hats and caps, boots and shoes
and every thing usually found In the dry goods de-
partmsnt. And in connection with the above,
have q large stock Of CRocxxRy WARS. Having
recently recruited my stock, can oder superior
induce ments In this line. Also, good assortment
u choice FAMILY GROCERIES; in fact, every
thing in the merchandise line, and il there 10 any
artistic cannot furnish, can tell You where to
hnd it.
just drop in At the ssNIMBLE SIXPENCE," and
look 1T those Neg Goods, which have not been On
hand since the year one. 1t affords pleasure to
show nice goods. You viii 6nd them At
Nos. 81, n x 100 Main.st.s keokUk.
Oct22-d&w S. S. BILLINGS.
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ks1siseaacs.--Aa "old sstslsr, !" rssalliao
the scenes Of sarly tlsss II Ksokak, rslstsd
TO " Tie oshse Day ~ bssianins Of n.
liquor trade. He said the Arss liqsor cold
hsfs used 70 b brought from Warsaw " Z
jug. The article was r. @. whisky, ~ ~
tailed = ave cents glass clesr, or ten cents
glass sweetensd with brown sugar.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-09

6Joaa Brady, N Irishnan, was killed
By Locomotive In Hannibal, . few days go.
Ne attempted 70 jump spoa Ne COW catcher.
nsds niS-stsp, and lost his life.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-09

b. PRICES Yard ID ths plaes 10 ri whaa you
want In this line, saved and split = salt o. 90
e.wsd and split iast - yos desire. Osaesv, with
ne pay, lsft q Baldwin = Evass', corner II Mas
md Ash stspts, will b attended 70 without deIay.
Good neasuIS warranted. shall sooa have 8 "a
81 dry oak, and come hickory for thoss Who lie
good wood Those wishing 5, 10 or - cords Il eood
wood can Be supplied AZ the railroad u near ~
fosatain hsad Tor eoal, shall soon have thee kind
II fasl for those who use Il. Those wishias hard
woed Lumber can b supplied by eAlliae & the
Wood Yard. near the Hsokuk j n. d Noines
Railroad Depot. Lumber sawed 10 ordss.
Jaa- :. Isl. ]. y. PRICE
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o!o 0sIs1 0aB1fHo.-The procoed-
inss Of the nsssing Of ths Old Settlers will
- founA n our columns this morning. Il
was adjourned 70 Saturday evening Of this
week. We hops ANAL srrangsnsnts will b.
made then, Tor whoever dos anything TO,
he poor, cannot DO Il too qaickly. II ID
pinching times To- then.
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Coed News !--Tuynitu1o!!
u kCkIVEDthis day per steamer Kate RrspeA. ,.
II . lasgs and complete stock Of Parlse. Chan.
ssr. and Dining Roen Furniture. among which nay
- found
SOFAS, Gothic 1 Htsr Hat Racks,
roct.hlss 1xtsnsiea Tables.
Isnkss Nvans, Fancy Dining Tables,
1eshac Arm Chairs, Harp Pillar Card do,
Centre Tables, Piano Stools,
What Nets, Elizabeth Rockers,
.ohpee bsAstseds, Parlor Chairs, &c., 10.
Fancy Lounges,
The above articles, With thoee al ooy ~ -.,.
esstsrs, embrace the largest and most onplets
essortaeut Of Furniture vest Of the nissiesi ppi
River. KILbOURNE 1 DAVIS.
Doe3o-dtf
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EDToaIAI.-C Charles T. .Congdon, Eco,
who has edited the Boston Atlas, dusiag III
past two years, retired on New Years day
from that 49,, with the visw OF tAkine :
chair II ths editorial department Of ths N.
4. Tribune, beside oar assiabls frieods Hor-
zoe Greeley, Jas. s. Piks, Richard Hildfssh,
Geo. Ripley, Charles A. Dana, and Solos
Robinson. NJ. Congdon i ssholas, aad !
nan Of keen perception and shfswd obsee-
walton. His vigor and originality = naus.
paper writer, l5avs bssn FELT and asknowl.
edged IN Nsw Rngland; and ~ IN glad 70
learn that tho terms upon which 10 enters
his new and snlargsd Asld Of labors ere @.
csptabls 70 him.-[Chicsgo Journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-09

a. He who u passionate and hasty y
generally heasst- It's your coal, discen-
bling hypossits Of WHOM yoa sAoatd bewaee.
"Thsr9a 10 dsosptioa n . ball doe.n Il =
only the eur thst snsaks Up and bitas ~
when your baek y tarned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-09

= Uarioss isqairsrs are disssssi.g how
Il y thas Ne only Knov- Nothiag s1ass,
(hArylasd,) shosli b. that one which ~
foasdsd b. Catholics. To ~, 1t has % pas-
tisulas interest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-09

srHR LADY ANORLlNE.--A lay 81 the ADa-
dsce CAVE BAILEY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-09

MavA weed k4nm0aE
<NF All kinds en- be he'd ~ calling - "a. -
" pnrcs. Il ths yard near ~ psyss = ~ -
lD.s Neines Railroad. where shs Lsness - -
seen. ana will b eonstantly arriving. - -
vlshinr Lumber saved 10 order vsll paeass 1sasY
blll Of the same, and II will Be- stlshded e sssn
O. BALDWV
decl3-d3m -. r.
Times copy i'm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-09

Annual Elecglon.
rlsHE Annual Election Of the Board Of Directors
i Of the Iowa State Insurance Co. will BE- held II
the once Of the Secretary, in the city of keokuk.
ON the second Monday OF January, 1887, At :
o'clock p. M. WIN. TURNER,
Dec. 10, 1856. --decii dim Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-09

ssSEE foiiowiag goods, IL nos called tor wssAis
i thirty days from this date, viii be sold to PAY
charges on same
W. B. Arnold, 4 threshing machine; PeaSes Cal
lin, 1ho1es sundrica J. Hopkins. bx nerohan-
disc c. Kinsey, bx plaster eastings Jne. Rlyan,
: hxs sundriss r. Herbig. hx sundsiss; 4. Mr.
raw bxs surdriss Rev. w. w. Bailey, hax
ne rchandise David r. Wilson, ? bxs ssndries u.
Kelly, Towavilis hx ssndries; Stephen Lsssy, /
BIZ sundries; James MstssR.l In sundries John
Cisse, rocking chair, hal hsddisg snd sxs'
1sdstsnA. i rou SarYet, hrs ssadsiss, tsele, .
oheiys. bucket, kbls sandriss, stasd; 9. Cse-
MIN, bx sundrics. hsdstead, > tshs - esoteats.
table, MI anndsies 8 chairs. reseess haaess
BROWN TAYLOR, Lesss.
Ksokuk. Dec. 1e-dIM
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c. r. DINOND.

neol Estate ana Insurance Agent.
lffiCE IN kiibourue's Block, Main street, be-
~ tween Ind and 3rd, Keokuk, Iowa
hsssMsscss-kdward kiibourne, Esq,, Keokuk;
John Whitehead, ESD. New York; Chas. l.. Fro.,'
do; Aessrs Page, Briggs 4 Babbitt, Boston; Amos
d. Smith, esq. Providence, r. T.; Edgar Conklin n.
esq. Cincinnati, o.; J. W. Zackerie, ESQ, New Or
leans.
REAL EsrALg AGnxcY -Psrsicu lar attention Maid
to the purchasing and selling Of City Lots, House,
and Lands Of every description.
LivE, FiRs AND MARIxs ISsuRAscE AsxxcY for
the Mutual life Insurance. Company Of New
York. Accumulated Fund 81, 250, 600.
THE "ATLAsric FIRE MARINE Insurance Co .,
Of provdsnce, X, l. Paid up Capital 81 SO ,Ooo.
IHE ArnssErn fi.s insurance. Co., Of Lon
don. Branch At Philadelphia Pa.
Ine pEosiA MARINE AND FIsx Ixs. Co." Of
Peoria, Ills. Paid in Capital Sl00. oO0
Having been appointed Agent for the above nam
ed hrst class reliable Offices, would beg leave to
inform the merchants and citizens generally Of thu.
city, that Am prepared to take Life Fire and Ma.
rine Risks al ~ low rates be had at any other
sound and reliable ofees. Open policies granted on
~ favorable terms be had In any Of the Heat
err cities. may 80, IS56.-d.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-09
Second ~. Cheap Foreign, DOmessi
and General Variety store.

eecend -. Cheap Foreign. Domesstc
and General Variety store.
ME are now receiving the cheapest and best stock
w Of fashionable cosks, shawls, black silks, bon
nets, ribbons, flowers, embrodercs new style trim
mings, velvet ribbons, wsolen and cashmere ho-
siery, mcrinos, delaines, lustres, calcoes wooden,
silk, merino and cotton under shirts and drawers
linen shirts and collars, blesched and unblesched
muslins, Irish linens, bleached an nbleached Ia
BILE cloths and napkins, head dresses and braids,
bracelets Of every variety, perfumery, hair and
tooth brushes, aud large variety Of notions, all
| Of which will be sold at New York prices.
N. b. We have engaged the services Of one Of the
best cloak makers Eas. to conduct our cloak de-
| partment. Cioaks cut without charge when the
materials are bought in the store.
oct2ld X. Ii. ABBOTT Co.
MAINE LA w LODG T., n .60, 4. q. q IT.
Meets every Tuesday evening ut TEnrsRAscE
HALL, on Main street, between 6th and eth. Mem
beers in good standing invited to attend.
w. DkLArLAIS, W. CT.
Wk. PsaDxw, w. y. dec6m.
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1855. HATS, CAPS 4 EURs. 1888.
1On CASES HATS received FROM the MAu-(A
| lUUufaciory, Of all styles, qualities and
prices, for sale cheap ct wholesale and retail.
| Merchants viii do well to call and examine my
| stock, a. am bound not 10 be undersoid by any
house in the West, either at st. Louis or Cincinnati
Call and examine prices and goods At
SHkLD0N'S,
septlod rs Main street
500 Doz. Mems Plush Caps, new styles aud eli
qualities, for sale chespAt sHELDON'S
septi0d 70 Main street.
I ADfES.-Sow il the time for you all TO come
IL and secure yourselves OF those splendid setts
of Furs. have just received my winter stock Of
them and will sell them ~ cheap you buy
them in st. Louis. Among my stock may be found
the t SI1wrg .pr,x
AMERICAN SABLE,
RUSSIAN FITCH,
MOUNTAIN MARTIN,
ROCK MARTIN,
COMFY.
Come one, come ali, and examine. No trouble to
show goods ut SHELD0N'S,
septl0d 10 Main street.
1000 DOE. Men Silk, Fur, and Wool Hats, Tor
sale cheap ut SHELD0NS,
septl0d 10 Main street.
500 DOZ. Mems Buck aloyes, Mitts, auantlets,
| and Ladies' Fancy Fur, for sale cheapat
scptl0d SHELDoN's, 10 Main street
Dissolution.
9INHE partnership heretofore existing between
| / Kelly Harley, IN the Merchant TSiloring
business, on Johnson street, is this day dissolved
| b. mutual consent. The business will be con-
Quoted hereafter by q. w. Hurley, Who Is fully
authorized to collect all accounts due the arm, and
win pay all claims against the sane;
| Nov. rs, 1856. CIV. HURLEY.
4
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HORSE 6HOESI'


DURDENss NEW PATENT
Just received, per steamer Kate Hrsssh. ~
= Burden Patent Horse Shoes. Ties ~ ,
al bis new patent, and give anivsrsAl satis. y
faction 81 the East whore large number ~ aaalv
sssd. Ths.s shoes are The Ant o1srsd In this mar.
BET, For sAaes, snosthness. and quality. they can
fr she sale Of these Shoes in this ety asd visnIsy
~ aTs prepared 70 supply TIE trade and sthsre. a
tie lowest peisee. Cali and - then.
TILLIN0HAST, LANE . BU1L,
S1s. s.sa g al..4.1.; IA. st:
j.a,4a- s 1i 1ss.s...
nYsrEks-Frwh Cove. EsnaI1s aa1 warranted.
~ for sale b. KgLLOo0 ABIa01,
jaal dr. 1ourth-ss.
l[0H3Y-A psrs article r. s..e :, -
A KELLOGG b10x,
yaaldzw Ie1rtA-st.
nUCKWHEAT FLOUk-Nos n17e = 1IerSz.
- ~. IT a., - s'asia' arsiel; :rrrr,o ,,,o,
ELouh-A variety q s;: 81, : s:1i,ss:a Essls.
1anl-d5w Dsastn-st.
EAn1R-Chsa, Doninoss, bFn19kaA, I195is
~ doros 6fasss, Fox and Goose, 1oskaomnn
Ddeesstsd Pusslss, and rsat variety q pveoea
end 0ssnaa eAaes Of : vary tntsres1asg sAAsseees
Jsse rcd Y lsus9) cAvBA BAILEY.
X 49, AvNj teie " k1ee5o0t Oy IN. i. y
~ !. N. 6ss9AwortA. 1or Gale y
-. llth,A CAv1 . DAfIEY.
AD!9 AlDUM6.-Ths 1nss1 ssoek 9141 ss1I1
- y ~ 4 New York sea - - 8 a. OF
1aDksaoss. Thy mako N elegant 0in 49,
gu 3 $500 ooDx11:
HkaRlk1. o. the psIas q tks NsoS. 4 91ls 3
: = =. ill., III, oA " 81 ! saslIrY.
V1AN11D-A eso1 1sa1sSss, - nave sal;
W eaplsyn0t q the City Mills.
dss1 ". n. AUSTIN ! CO.
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II EYNOLDS' most sxcisise kdaessst
II To wear Wolf - - q
-. lltAs cav l.
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Wh. H. AtsriS, q. IA. ALHGRs.
VIM. II. AUSTIN 4 co..
Wholesale 9ROcEkS, PRODUCE DEALERSA
Cemnission Merchants.
NO. 100 Main street, Iowa.
sept5-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-09

Meestsg Of stock y obasrs.
TIyHE annual meeting Of the Stock holders of the
L Keokuk Marine Insurance Co. will BE-, held 1t
the Office Of the Company, in the city Of keokuk,
on the second Wednesday Of January, 1857. st 10
o clock q. m, II which time and place election
will be held for Board Of Directors for the
Ing year. VIM. +. TURNER,
Dec. 10, ls56.-deci ld1m Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-09

hereby recommend my frieno Hurley 70 our
numerous patrons ~ . gentleman every way wor-
thy their entire confidence, and fsily capable Of
conducting the business " the entire o
ell.
dec i DIFF +. KELLEY.
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PA r IL X l. G II o q 8 b
ID ESPECTFULLY inform their patrons and the
n public generally that they have postponed
their distribution until the evening Of the 23d Of
February, at which time il will positively taxa
place. and a compensa alton to those Who may b
disappointed by this delay, an entertainment ct
vocal and instrumental music will be given on that
evening.
Distribution Tickets will admit to the Concert.
Tickets for Concert SO cents.
PlAee made known and Programme Published In
due time.
We have some Of the finest French Violins ever
brough, to this country, which We are selling for
S35 and giving Is Tickets for Conseft and Dtstri-
button.
Fine Guitars made by Hall Son. so and ~
Tickets. Second-st., between Main and johnson.
dec16- diff
DATRICK 4 GROUSE have this day resolved per
i Express, the following music Tor Piano:
FILLMORE SChOrTlsCH,
FREMONT POLKA,
BUCHANAN POLKA,
100 copies willie We have missed you.
100 4. 1 Bells Polka, and ane eollsetioa Of
New Songs, Waltses and Pslkss for Guitar.
scpt I6,d
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ICity Lots and Lana fer sale,
d1A ACRES splendid farming land, situated
4 4 about 10 miles directly west Of Abba, Non.
roe county. This Fine Tract consists Of Prairie
and Timber, partly under cultivation. Timber OF
the very best quality. Price very low, and terms
easy.
20 Acres near Ambrosia, being part Of what ID
called the denton Farm" Laws very handsome
and situated about 10 miles from this CITY, and can
be had At . bargain.
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100 Acres, consisting or Timber and Prairie,
partly under cultivation and situated about mil a.
from the city. Terms easy.
Lot 10. Block 7v6. ON Morgan street, between 18th
aud l4lh, with new brick house, viii be cold low
and on reasonable terms.
Lot No. 5, Block 45--with improvements. For
further particulars, apply TO
c. r. DIMOND,
octJ-d kilbourne n Block Main st
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WE have just received three msgnidcenteA an1
w Octave Rosewood Pianos with entire irpo
frame and circular scale. Also, one seeond-haAA
Gilbert Piano talmost new for rent Or sale q
bargain.
A lot Of Taylor 'simprov~d music stools, and In-
dia rubber piano covers with oil. the new and late
sheet music.
On hand . good Assortment OF Aelodeons AAa
kolicons. PATRICK CkOUhBs
Second street bet. Main Johnsoa,
aug75d ksokuk.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-03-04
LATE FROM EUROPE.

Portland, Feb. "a.
The steamship Indian. from Liverpool.
with dates TO the fifth inst, arrived here to-
day.
Lord Clarendon has fully approved the
action Of the English at Canton.
revolt had occurred at Praraghas, in
Persia. The town has been pilaged. Fifteen
English slips haze been anchored of the
Bunder Affers.
A Parliamentary return shows the income
Of Great Britain to be upwards of seventy
one millions for the year ending September
50th, while the expenditures are eighty eight
millions.
An article in the Moniteur ntimates that
the probable union Of the Danuban Princi.
paities, caused Lord Lyntlhufst to inquire
IN the House Of Lords whether the question
would be decided by the representatives Of
the Great Powers. Lord Clarendon expires.
scd his surprise about the article, but at pre-
sen, declined to express any opinion.
In the House Of Commons, in reply 10 a
question, il was stated by the government that
negotiations with the Persian Ambassador
we're progressing al Paris. and would proba.
bly, result satisfactorily. Mr.. D,raeli said,
Positively, that tres;y had been made with
France, guaranteeing 70 Austria her Italian
possessions. Lord palnersion denied that
any such treaty existed, but he admitted that
France, during the Russian war. agreed to
assist Austria in ease Of Instructions in
Italy.
There is increased activity ia the money
market.
Business throughout France il dull.
There Is general uneaslness among the
cotton manufacturers owing TO the depressed
trade.
The Paris Presse says that an unexpected
difficulty has arisen between Prussia and
Switzerland. respecting the Neufcha,e affair.
The Emperor Of Austria has decided on
granting an amnesty TO all political ofirn-
ders.
II is rumored thatth Car OF Russia would
do the same TO exiled Poles.
The relations between Austria and Russia
and Austria and France, were unpromising.
Turkey is about TO take formal possession
Of the Delta Of the Danube.
New York, February %.
The steamship Niagara arrived az Halifax
this afternoon, with Liverpool dates TO the
\ 18th OF February.
/ II is rumored that the Persian war was
terminated. The London News says that NJ
more troops will be sent either 10 Persia o.
Canton. The British forces at Burshire will
not advance into the interior. Every effort
is being made to effect peace, aud thfre j.
every reason to hope that the negotiations al
Paris will terminate in amicable relation.
between Persia aud England.
New troubles are brewing in Europe
growing ont OF the question Of the Danubian
Principalities. The London Times SAYS
that satisfactory settlement Of that ques-
lion cannot but be endangered By such an
impudent manifesto as that published in the
Muiteur, and SAYS. further. that il will BE-
the duty Of England TO declare positively
against tempnrizlng with the integrity Of the
Turkish Empire, aud to act with Iirmnes,
and resolution against the proposed union Of
the Piincipalities.
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Sale of Negroes and Goods.

nY VIRTUE Of deed in trust, made by Messrs.
, Mclean & Hammer, conveying their entire stock
Of Goods, notes and accounts, at Graham and al l..
". Sunlneiss, aud also the whole of their real and
personal property 10 me, for certain purposes therein
named shall proceed 10 sell at private sale, al cost,
their large and extensive stock OF Goods al Graham
and also the stock al l.. w. Summers.
shall also offer az private sale, until Tie I2ih Of
March next. four likely Negroes one man, q woman
giI sud hoy; also Horse, one Cow lot Of Hogs,
Two Buggies and Harness., quantity Of Bacon, House.
hold Furniture, and many other articles.
II the above property is not disposed Of before that
time (ihe l2th,l shall expose the same OF public
auction on that day. IN the town Of Graham.
TEHNs--made known on day ~ sale.
All persons INDEBTED 10 the sbuve.named firm. Of
either place. BY note account requested 10 come
forward and make immediate aymen 10 me ai Gtaham
and q James NJ. Wharton nj L. w. Summefss ~ The
same will have TO Ne collected without delay.
The trustee would call the attention Of The public 10
three very desirable and well Improved Lots for family
residences. sud three fnur uRnproyed Lots Ii The
lIan Of Gfahlm; aud also TO one q the best store
Houses any where IN the state, large thfee-stary
brick building, lhe upper story Of which Is renting al
rs year. 70 The Alamance l.oIge.) with an excellent
cellar and large lumber room attached eli Of which Is
offered on reasonable terms on short time.
ID. {. HARDIN, Trustee.
February n. s5-5w
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To Mule Raisers,

MY Jack Simon Pure will stand lie ensuing season,
IVA and Include HE fall season, at his stable miles
north Of iiIlshofopgh. 10 not intend 10 send him any
where else. Price Tor insurance five dollars each. the
money due when the Fac, i asccHainei, the porpey
changed.
DEsGRlPTl0N.-Simen fure will be Eve years
old 10 Junc is sure foal scirr aud l. size % some a.
good cns a. any eihcr Jack. ne yeiy near fourteen
hands high. and d excellent form. have the certificate
oi John A. Vines. The gentleman Of HON obtained the
Jsck, who says be i from fine family 81 Jack. a.
any ID The eastern part u The stale. liz dam Nss the
largest Jimmy ever saw. aud as hliek a. crow.
TYRE d. RAY.
February IS. TIP.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-03-04
LATE FROM CALIFORNIA.

New York. Feb. %.
The steamship Illinois arrived last night
lrom Aspinwall. bringing considerably over
a million Of dollars in specie, and the Cali
FORMS mails TO 5tl February.
The committee 81 the Legislature hal re-
parted that one hundred aud twenty four
thousand dollars are missing from the treasu.
~. The treasurer accounted for the dehei.
ency by exhibiting bonds Of the Pacific TX.
press Company TO pay the next July interest
on the State debt. The validity Of the bonds
i questioned. ~ tie Company did not &C.
knowledge the receipt Of the money. A pro.
position was made to impeach the treasurer
Mexican banditsarr devastating the South.
ern counties and numbering the inhabitants.
The Legislature had appropriated five thou.
sanI dollars to assist IN cxicrminating the
robbers. and az expedition Of 100 men had
started for Sonora.
A meeting Of citizens Of Mariposa had re-
suiseJ 10 resist Frcmnnt's claim.
There had been great suffering from cold
in Oregon. The soldiers ut Fort Walla Wala
had been reduced to half ratinns.
Tie lsthmus news Is unimpurtant. There
Is nothing later from Nicaragua. Twelve
desrrters from Walkers lnrccs had arrived a;
Panama. a vessel belonging TO the allied
squadron had captured schooner belonging
to Chris. Lilly, which was cnnvc, ing supplies
10 Walker. Lilly and his partner. named
Yates, had been made prisoners Of war.