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The Next or 35th Congress

IHe Charleston Standard gives list Of
the members Of the 35Ih Congress. From
'h's 1t appears that in the Senate there is u
Democratic majority Of 10, viz: Democrats
80; Opposition 2J vacancies ]. In ,b,
House there is bemocratic majority of p,
VIZ Democrats l29; Know Nothinos IS ::
Black Republicans 30. As to the Deleg gales
from the Territories Of Minnesota Or.yo,
Ne" Mexico, Utah, Washing on. Kansas
and Nebraska, they are all set down rs Dem.
ocratS, excerpt Parrot from Kansas. The
members clsctco to represent Minnesota as
State are all Democrats.
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MoDme, Novemer l2.-Gen. Wake,
arrived At the lower harbor, below this
CITY to-day, with three hundred men, from
New Orleans. He was joined by fifty
mtn from Mobile. The meu were t,ken
of the New Orleans boat by a small
steamer, which ran out,ide, and embark
ed the whole force on board the steamer
Fashion, which was in waiting.
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Methodist Charck ard Slavery.

The if"is;on Cuntrrnc. OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, ut its recent con-
ference in Marion, Va, rescinded liza! claus.
in the Discipline which prohibits the "buy-
,ng and selling of men. W omen and children,
for the purpose OF el.la'iny them" The
Knoxville Wing says, that there were over
one hundred travelling prrachcrstn in the coa-
teren' and only fonr voted agains, IT, The
proposition is to be submitted to the I'D
annual conference, South. between this and
meeting of the General Conference in MAY
next, which ronyrncs in Nashville
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The Military.

The upper Battalion Of the list Regiment
). {. Militia. parad-d Mt this place o., Fri
day and Saturday last, and the lower Bat
talon on the two days previous, at Salem
'amp-ground. Circumstances prevented us
from attending at either place, but We learn
that The pcriormancrs were crrditable ms
usual, at both places. The time selected
was favorable-at season when the wealth.
cr Is neither too warm or too cold.
We understand that IN effort il bcipo
made to raise new volunteer corps TO pa
radc here in the Village. This is sornr>
thing that should be encouraged. w. are
n" admIrer of the present militia system in
general and believe it TO be, in it's ordinary
operations, something OF nuisance and
numbug: but with well drilled volunteer
corps, il il different. Here We see some
thing practicable and substantial; degree
OF pride Is eAhlhltrd rs we'll by the pri, ates
as by the offices, and should they ever be
called into service, their prcsent practice
would be Of use 10 them. These compa.
nIes' too, are generally composed of young
men, whose warm impulses could not be
turned into better channel than in this.
which engcndcrs sentiment of patriotism
that will avail our country at a'time Of need
and dan!r' We helirvc that in most Of
the up-conntry Villages are to b. found one
or Two volunteer companies and ours in a
District which has hithcrto enioved consid.
cradle military rcn"wn, is certainly sufficient
for the raising of one.
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Admitted to Bail.

we learn that on Sunday last (sAys the
"'nnsbore RegiSter) Major JAS. ID. Ron
caused himself 10 be arrested for the &c.
cent homicide; aad proceeded forthwith to
Newhcrry &. H.. Where he obtained from
his Honor Judge ONcali an order for bail
III the least SUM usual in such cases. On
Maj. Rl"ns return on Tue>da,', he ut once
gave bail in the sum required.
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= lHE FAIR.-The Cayolinian of ve,ta,.
naV' publishes list six and half col
umns long. Of the articles exhibited a, the
state Fair, now 10 progress in Columbia
Among the field crops, we notice tbs, of
fev. ). L. Boyce, ot GreenviIle-44 Il .
bushels Of wheat to an acre-6e pouud,
10 a ousheI. In oats, Rev. Mr. Boyce
grow SO bushels to an acre. In corn. on
20 acres Of reclaimed land, Mr.. r. J.
Gage grew l4os bushels; on two acres
Mr.. J. +. McAfee, Of Chester, grew 200
bushels; and on fifty acres the same gen.
teman grew fifty bushels to the acre
MRS. Devaux, Of st Matthews. grew the
largest amount Of cotton TO the acre
ar. ID. Q. Davis got the largest Weld of
Chinese syrup TO the acse.-Cha,leston
Standard.
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Bridges fer said District. ask leave to sab,
nit tho following IA our annual report
Our first meeting WIS held on tn. frat
Mepday in January 1857. At this meeting
owing to the amount Of money due for
building and rcPtiring bridges the previous
yeHr, we assessed nPon the genera! Tax VI
the District s7t per cent. We ais, exam.
ined and reciiHrd rntious account. prpsSpt>
ed to us at this meeting. Two uf the mem,
hers nf this Board, " no were rlertrd by
the Legislature, Jau,rs Faulkner. and W,H,
J MclIwain, both resided in the same ,livi.-
ion. Mhereas In the adjoining division
there was 10 one elected. William J. Nc,
lfwain "a. present At this meeting and re-.
fused to serve ~ n, Conlmi ssioner, on the
ground that he had no right to serve ir that
Drisiou of the Roads in which he did not
reside At his refusal we elected F. ID.
Greeuc, to fill his place, and notified F. ID.
Greene that he was elected a member Of
the Board. lilo also refused to serve.
Our next meeting was held March, the
10th, 1857. The principle object Of this
meeting WAS to elect another Rlember who
might ill the vacancy which s,ir existed.
We elected ii. V Massey, who is now ono
Of the members of the Board. We also re-
ccived at this meeting fifty dollars from +.
ID. GIcen in Iieu Of his not serving as =
Commissioner, which WAS handed over 70
J. II. McMurry, Treasurer.
Oar third meeting was held August tho
Sd 1887. AT this meeting Of the Board the
accounts which We had pre-, iously eIamin.
eel and others presented tie same day for
building and repairing Bridges, were paid
Oft
We also held call meeting October The
sth 1887. for the purpose Of making our
Report. and tor examining and paving Oft
accounts. and tor showing 10 amounts paid
ont fer rei'airiuS and building new Bridges.
1857. }. u. McMurray Treasurer Of
BOARD Of Roads AMI Bridges liz. ssarch
Is to cash rccelvsd from +. ID. Green in
lieu Of serving as Commissioner $50. 90
Aug. Sd. TO cash received from
Tax toliseioI, lSaS &c
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PAYmEST OF ro-TAGE.-rh. Post Oflirr
Department decided that ubd.r the present
laws p"-lmasiers sre not compelled To re-.
ce'>" cents IN payment for either postage or
p 'S'"sc stamps, nor from any person at unv
tim" more than thirty cents in three cent
coin. All beyond thi, rests in their di,cr.-
ton.
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directed To- take command Of all tSe availa-
bic forces necessary to protect the public
property, and to secure it at every hazard.
foa can probably obtain further ad,ees GA
the subject, howe ier, at L.adquastcrs-
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TIE MARKETS.

Columbia. Nov. u.
The cotton market was quiet but STEADY
Yesterday. In prices there was no auotabi.
chang. from those Of the previous day, viz
ilt l2ic. and choice n 5, ade higher.
Charleston, November -.
C"Tros.-The transactions to day wsr.
limited To some 25O bales. 100 Of which
were sold after the receipt Of the steamers
ad'icrs at decline "f / n ic on the prices
current previous io the arrival Of these nd.
vices The extremes ranged frsm l24 to
l2Ic.
New Orleans. Nov. l3.
The sales Of cotton to-day before N. r..
eript of the steamers advices. were ZOO
bales. Factors refuse any material cooc.,.
sions The sales Of the week are Al 600
and the receipts $4,000 bales. IN. de-
crease in receipts at thi. port for the season
Is 10000 bales.
NEw YoRK, November IL.
Cotton is quiet Flour is unsettled. and
nas declined the sales Of the day we're H..
300 bbls. Wheat has declined, with sale,
"i 1000 bushels. Corn IL quiet, 1ith sale.
OF $4,000 bushels a, IS cents per busbeI.--
Iurprntine is firm at ~ cents per gallon.
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Commercial Intelligence

LIVERPOOL CorroS MARxEr.-hll
qualities OF Cotton had declined from. 2d
a'Sd' per IT,, IN consequence Of the
mouetsry difficulties. Tue sales for the
week were $4,000 bales. Quotations
we're nominal and irregular. The sales
on Friday were 1000 baies-boIders de.
h"nd'ng an advance on the close Of bus,-
ness.
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ELEcTtoss-We learn from the Standard
that at recent election ior Ordinary and
Tor C!rrk of the Cou't for Chester District,
James Mcdaniel, Es1, was reelected Ordi.
nary, and WIN. ID. Anderson was re elected
Clerk IT the Court.
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News ScNMARY.-Wc published on Sun.
day M "rningIs"ys the Charleston Stnndard)
a trIcgraphic despatch to the Effect that pri.
vatr ndvces had been received in New York.
stating THAI Gov. Walker and Secretary Stan.
ton, "i Kansas, had been compiled To take
f'.ht 10 e>cap" popular indignation. This
report was undoubtedly a hoax gotten up
to influence the elections which cam. of this
week atihc North. The Associated = ress
Agent, at St. Louis, who would doubtless
hear any such news us s"cn as any one, tel.
e graphs on Sunday evening. that no such
Intelligence had passed through the Telegraph
office in that city
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JOSEPH ROBINSON,

TIT EI.MBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION.
u llELMBOLD'S genuine PREPARATION.
liEL MBULD'S genuine rREPARATlUN.
llELMBOLD'S genuine PREPARATION.
l. prepared according to Pharmacy and Chem
i>try, with the greatest accuracy and Chemical
knowledge devoted to their combination.
Jflt EI.MBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION.
IL For diseases OF the Bladder, Kidney. GRAY.
cl. and Dropsy.
IL read" the following Certificate oi cure OF
over 20 wears standing
II. I. llhLNToLD-Dear Sir: have been
troubled with All ailiictiou o: the Bladder aud
Kidneys for over twenty years. ! have tiled
Ply yaician- III vain. and at last concluded To-
give your genuine Preparation n trial, as had
heard il highly spoken Of. Il afforded me i'm
mc,late relief. have used three bottles, and
| have obtained NOR. relief from its effects aud
eel much better than hav. Tor twenty Years
previous. have tie greatest faith in its vir.
tues and curative powers, and -hali do all in in,
powar to make il known to tn. afflicted. Hop
ing this may prove advantageous to you in az
si.t"S you to int,Oduce the medicine. ] am
truly yours, N. McCORNIC.
Should any doubt Mr.. McCormic's statement
lac refers to the following gentlemen:
Hon. VIM, Biger, EI-Gover,ior, Pennsylvania.
Hon. Thos. Is Florence, Philadelphia
Hon. J. Z. NnoI, Judge, Tioeo CO. Ia.
Hon. J. 5. Block, Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon. ID. X. Porter, EI.Govcrnor Pcmu.,lra
nin.
Hon. Ellis Lewis, Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon. Il. g. Grier, Judge U. :. Court.
Hon. q. w. woodward, Judge, Philadelphia
Hon. W. A Porter, City Solicitor Philadel.
phia.
Hon. John Bigler, EI-Governor. California
Hon. H. Banks, auditor General Washing.
ton, u. e.
Ind many others, if Necessary.
"a See advertisement headed
lIELMBOLDS GENUINE PREFARaTION.
III another column.
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-'E" iohh NOVefnl'tF l3.-lh he HOV al
Mail steamship Arabia, Capt J. Stone,
has arrived at this port with Liverpool
dates to the 3lst ulr.
General News.
Delhi had been taken by the British
t"'ces. The King of Delhi escaped. The
British loss was 600 men. Lucknow still
he'll! out. Considerable reinforcemeu,s
Of British troops have arrived n, Calcutta,
There have been heavy failures in Liv.
e'p"ol. The Liverpool Borough Bank
has suspended.
There are more failures il Vienna bu,
It's believed that the worst is PAS.
Ten Brock horses, Priores, and r.
byIon, were beaten for the Csmbrijg.
shire stakes.
General Cavaignac is dead.
The Spanish Ministry had Lsen orpan.
ICED.
The Swiss elections are largely in fn.
vor Of tie Liberals.
The Prince Of Prussia has undertaken
to conouct public affairs. The health Of
the King is improving.
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Arrest of Gen. Walker.

NEw oRLe ANS, Nov. ll.--Geu Wal.
kcr WAS arrested last night in this city
oa the affidavit " the Cgstop House
Officers, but was bailed out in bond. Of
1900
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5 . U 7 ii c. oLIN A
LANCASTER DISTRICT

Personally appeared J.-H. MeMu,rav
Treasurer % the Board of C,.mo,;,sionsy,
Of Roads and Bridges for said Di.tneI L..
,ofe me ana made oath that the above and
foregoing Reports Is a correct accouni az
all menies received and paid out by the aid
Board since their last annual R..na,,
J. IA. McMURRAY, Tseas.
Sworn 10 bsfore ue tbis ia,b t,.,oL.,
1927 j. A. STswsAs, Clerk.
NV 30 ioe" 1H~Iv.
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AJourneyman Printer, of good hab-
its. may obtain a situation in this of.
flee by applying soon.
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OcR CorHr.-Adjourned on WeIn
day about noon, after All UNUSUALLY short,
srsSion-of only two DAYS and half
y" eases OF special interest We're tried, and
~ large number were continued, con.
.eq"ently there MAS but little TO do.
Notwithstanding the .Itrem. pressure of
the times, there WAS but little suing NJ,
our last Return Dsy-Lpok ont for sonall,
and breakers next March, Camden Jour.
mol!
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Business Notices.
IOLLOwAY's OINTMENT md PILLS

HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PILLS.
Possessed Of these remedie', every man is
his own family physician. II his wife and chill
dren are troubled With eruptions, sores, tumor-,
white swellings sore throat asthma, or any afiec.
ton OF the skin, glands or muscles, perseve.
ring use Of the Ointment is all that is necessary
to produce radical cure. If on the other
hahd' the internal organs are assaiIed by dis
ea'e-~hethcr ii be located in the liver, the
stomach or the intestines--he can eradicate 4,
by administering th. pills 10 the sufferer under
the guidance OF the clear directions which nc.
company every box.
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ADVERTISEMENTS

Will be inserted At the following low rates:
One square (of l6 lines or less, ..le insertion
81; or, il continued, 10 cents for the first in.
ssrtoR. and =" cents for each subsequent insrr
len EB See Fourth Page for deductions in
yor OF standing advertisements
The number of insertions must II, written On
each advertisement, or they will be n.crt,d till
srdcred out and charged accordingly.
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Trouble with the Mormons.

ST. LoCIs. Nov. | | Tho news from the
Pains states that C"l. Johnson,s horses
are failing f"r want Of forage.
tits reported ut Lawrence that the Nor
mons have burned three trains containing
seventy five wagons.
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lie Georgia Democracy" and the
Administration.

MrLLEDGEviLLE. Nov. ll.-A larre
Democratic meeting was held in this city
last evening, Gov. JonSsoS presiing.-
Resolutions were ad"ped approving the
administrator "f BECHANAS. and urging
Gov. WALKER S removal. Hon. a. II.
STEPHENS and Others addressed the meet
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DEciDFDLy Hocersu. ia,
go h2Sa2 sseleu in Taunton.
s} aslSistering chloroform
*qs .ssofA'sslz and then taking them
o'r els reos without even raising a
Ses41
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SCROFULA AND SALT RIIEUM of four
years standing, Cured by Carters Spanish Mix
cure.
Wooster, Wayne Co Ohio, Dec !, 1883.
McSsIs DtSNETt &BkrRS.
Gcntlcmcm-iIsving for four years past been
sullering with Scroula in its worst Iorui, without
iuding relief from our best physicians, was So.
lcitcd bv friend to try Csrter's Spanish Mix.
turc. 1t gives nae pleasure to state that before
inishisg the first b title, the disease relaxed.
| then ordered two more bottles; and with
heartfelt gratitude, ! state to you the fact that
two bottles Of your eIccllen, preparation has
entirely cured me.
The third bottle give to friend who had
been suffering with Salt Rheum for length OF
time. and he like myself owes his restoration to
hcalth to the virtues OF 'Cartcr,s Spanish Nix.
ture." You are at liberty to this letter in
any Way you may think proper, il it will bcridt
the afflicted.
Your obedet servant,
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6iS &c
Balance in hands OF Trea,urer,

CIR. Bv paya,cni.
Aug. Sd. by cash paid Elizabeth
Massey for repairs on
lower camp creek bridge
in 1856. A.:
by cash paid Joel II.
Brown for Bu,,dina
Bridge over HJnriny
Rock Creek m 1857. ~.
" " by cash paid Calvin Jar.
Via for cutting raft A.
ga'nst l.ynch.s Creek
Iirid2r, in 1886. 6:
Paid x. ID. VI. Dunlap
fer repairs on upper cane
Creek Bridge in 1856.
=" Paid &. +. liinson for
making and putting np3
painters 81 each. in 1856
Paid John NJ. Crockett
for repairs on lower
bridge on Bear Creek in
1856. =,
Paid John VI. Crorkrtt
h-l''nre for rebuilding
lower Bridge on Big
Cane Creek in 1856. 2,
Paid }. {. Williams for
making aud putting up
pointers in Sc SI.Oo
Taid u. bailey for ma.
king and putin. up two
painters in 1886 Al 90.
Paid Joseph Clark fnr
making ami quitting up
r"intrrs LOO each, in SO
Paid Sila, Ingram for
htlh"g plank t" Flat
trr"T Brd. -. IN IaJ6. l.
l'alh jos ph 4. Cunning.
I'm f"r putting on h,r"I
!. on 'uw"r Cane crc.
Etidsl in 1887,
Paid AL.n Iv, for h,,i.
lag o"e Load plank inI2
hill" 'rrrk Bridge in ~
" Paid 4 NJ Kennedy IA,
repairs on MchIrin.s
Crr"k Bridge in sc, q
Paid John a St-wman
for recording sp-cifca-
ti"ns or Road. under smh
Comnis ioners charge in
1856.
Paid J. J. Craig for haul
ing and putting on plank
On cane Creek Bridge
Charlotte Road in 1887,
Paid w VI. Connors Tor
advertising Report of
commissioners in 1855, 4
Paid w. VI. Connor. for
advertising Report of
Commissioners in 1855, !
Paid John Short for
building lower Bridge
on Wnxhaw Creek in '5S l9'
Paid }. %. Bailey for
making aud putting up4
pointers in 1856. LOO,
Paid +. =. Wilson for
rebuilding upper bridge
on ~ mile Creek in 81. IA
Paid Willis Gregory for
bnilding Bridge ON Flat
Creek in 1856, ~
Paid Samuel Robertson
Tor repairs on leManus
Bridge in 81,
oet. D. Paid w. J. Phillips for
blasting out rock on the
Charlotte and Lancaster
Road in 81. 4
Paid ID. ID. a. 3elk for
making and putting up
SIX pointers in 81
Paid J. N. Taylor Tor re-
pairs on Little Bridge OH
Cane Crock in ST.
Aug. I'd Paid w. J. Williams for
building Bridge over Lit.
tie IyDch'x Crrek in ,sG e,
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Rep orted Slaughter of q. s. Troops.

CHcAGo. Nov. il.-A report has
reached st. Pauis to the effect that FIVE
hundred U. S. TROOPS have been massa-
cred by the Indians. Ii is believed that
the troops were part Of the Utah Ex.
nedition.
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smount paid out 1887.

All OF which Is respectfully submitled,
this I2ih October, 1857.
} T. Ruiledgr. Chairman, u McMur,ay
Treasurer, ID ID A Beik, Secraarv Jam.s
Faulkner, John T. Ivey, John N Hood. Jyr..
m'aA Eunderburk, CT fIinson, Alfred Gard.
ner, George =. Duncan, II v Massey, ,Tho..
e. Bell.
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The New York Brea d Raots

NEW York, Nov ember Ii.-T~entv
thousand men assembled in mol, vrs;er
day in the Park. lnh .mms,ory sl~~heS
wer" made, anl not attempted to he sup
pressed by the police. In the ahern""n
fifteen numbered soldiers en,,>r.d the inrk.
There were no futher outbreak.
A qua'er of n million or dollars lave
been appropriated Tor the employment, Of
III. destitute.
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This, at least, has been the effect of the Vermi-
fuge upon my children"
Roishber Of NJ. John Briggs adopts the
sn'e Of The rcveracd ccrti6er, thus both giving
their most unequivocai approval II this great
specific, after having witnessed operation upon
their own children. Let others try ii, and he
satisfied
eB- Purchasers will be careful to ask for
Dr. MLANE'S SCEI.EBRATED vERMIFUGE
manufactured by FLEMING BROS, of Pitts.
ssrgh, IA All other Vermifuses in compsri-
are zae,shlesa. Dr. MLsne's genuine Ser-
mtuSe. also his celebrated Liver Pills, can now
senainc without the signature of
lsol FLEMiNG BROS.
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CIR l>rhqrr.
LANCASTERVlLLE. sc.
TO PRINTERS.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV, 18th, 1887
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-08
Trustees sale.

Ax1 IN the fir 1 dsy - March \. u. t%.1,
w Hiram Medic, AMI Lab, u. Medley, Ne uissi
unto An>tn C1tiin A. rru>trs, a c.rtaIn 4 e.i Z
Trust, coiiv wing L. satl frnst,r he ls,nt in CAUTION
County. iowa lies" ril.d a. f.l.u~s, I" wn The "a
tern u ~ Hundred u rrr OF The ,.rih,a,t puar..r ~
ssti-n nuuhsr light Isl IN 7 wn~Lip n,inier eirht,
onr \Nl, mr 4, Il rsnke number 'in ~ 'aei which
said = n.e,aus+ Wa mad. 10y sad Mrdirt, tr TIL
,urvsc" s,u ,ts tn pawn nj 81 . ,"ttA,t ~ ON.
~, ut, AID The interest thereon >iynet l., Sstl
urilcy. tat. the nr I day al Ms,h A u. ~. ,nt
pa, abe 10 itii am " tssli al The ! I ln 10 Apr,i i%,.
it ihi,ty->sN n 81 ,s duiiarS.
AND Now >sid mott Ia, tbs hs.u,. due ,nj PAYABLE
and he sail iit am M,sii., h,Niug tail Il 10 Ia. the
sS,nr. | Au>iin G.ib,u Trustee A. at,r. s.'ni d. here
iy 81, I tins tui'ir noti,a., that h, Virtue tn w.
which H. IN ne Vest,dby SAID de q at Trn I viii. 81,
Ii.uts.ia, The isth Il, oi May A. u. ~. at III isiut
Il = och * up the aft rih,on IL sat d,,, ~ III" t'tft
Mouse ,lo,r IN thu CITY 81 Daven,-,rt, eNvo-e siei otl.t
lot ssle, al pnbl,c an ton 10th hieh,s, hrti,f lot
,a.h the paTrl OF land above ,!,scr he'd. 90 =" much
,i.r,-,f A. shall b., suIl,r NJ 10 ssti,f, sni "a, the
amount ~ said uote with thu interest ii,rti 90 IL 'irt
Ia, OF sale, ~togriis, with the rxir Ls.s s,teitt nr
>,ri ALI, ..~i, ~ his nuil.r AMI rrIet'e'- e.
l'lon the ,nplc;inn Of -tnh sait \ ''srri MI IL CIV
"a III sc,"rianc" with tn stipulated, 81 said eed at
trust. i,utsit The ISL, la, 81 Aptii 4. u 1891.
AUSTIN CuWHIN. Trustee.
Apr,l 2uiis.
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DesM zines River Land for sale
L.a.SryI ~DEP.aRTMENT

Dsssfoinss River Navigassoa and z r. o.
OrrutwA. lows, April ~, 1858.
Undersigned h-hAy gives notk~, that this
Omcr y now op@-li y the SALE 0S these valuable
s'ot They VII De SOLE on long credit, ani IN lots u
''h means ana wisfe " purchasers.
AIyfurther tnfomatha dss,r,ss ~ re,.tl,u IN thosY
& will be furnished IN .pr,,c.sLo A. fkis ofnca
I msilor otherwise. =. PRRklNA,
tnayl6itf1 Ian. CSmn,issloner.
laws. DE AnvUgs.
~ oLiuEs ~ASsoN 90.
Nthe s'xterntn day. Il June, next, the ohfce b.
~ ue save Q! the iaots Of this company viii Jol
removed from this place Ia fort n. Nome.
TDsse i.nas VAL = ID On loag credits, and II
loss 70 suit sne means ~ wishes o. rVrehesers.
GRO. =. PERKtN&.
Land CoOnisstooe
Otsomvs = ooaS Is. avn dsv4
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TN re rfect running orer, at OAxx0u's MniS. -
l ~venIort. Can be sei At any time, day OF night
Il has . lah .inch cytinder, . feet stroke, cut offs In
pcrssst COMMUNION. Anysn- In want Of No. ! En-
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