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PORTABLE GAS APPARATUS.

For thu Of prcate dce"gs, pabc anil pricas Schools
Cges Ciyrhes, tr"toriny ptces, facrt.s, Joumdries
c0nti.y toras md rUtayfs.
MANUFACTrEED AND PUT
MARYLAND PORTABLE GAS COMPANY OF BAL
TIMORE
l.. A. HART Wilmington, " e.
Agent for the State of North Carolina.
FENIIE PRICES OF TIE COMPLETE GAS APPARA-
II tins range from :3ao $1,000, covering, within Il
sonabe distance, delivery and putting of the machine
The materials for generating gas cost but nominal
The machine remarkable for its simplicity, safety and
economy, 1t is, in all respects, exactly what those require
whose tastes, profession or occupation call them to the
country reside and that is s!f, good AMI ecOnonicat
Hgh
For further particulars, address the agent at Whining
ton, &C.
N.B.-Pamphlets, containing much information the
subject and numerous certificates, be had by applying
to the Standard Office.
February ii, 1871 24-sw5t.
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING.

Office Western N. L. X. Il. Co.,
SrArEsvIILE, Feb. 2b, 1857. !
yUNHE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE WESTERN n. G..
Il Railroad Company, hereby notified to meet in Nor,
CANTON Burke county, Thursday, the I'd day of April
for the purpose of considering the amendment pro
posed to the charter of the Company by an act OF the last
Legislature full attendance Of the Stockhol Is re-
specifically reqncs Ell.
BY order Of the President,
X. f. SIMONTON, Sec'y Treas.
2g-Svtd.
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Valuable Land for Sale in Carteret County
NOrth:C an lima. near Beaufort.

WILL BE SOLD At AUGUST COURT NENT. IN
w the town d. Beaufort valuable Of land "
ing in Carteret miles from Beaufort the New
bern road Core creek. and atcut eight miles from Caro-
lima City by waller Tie land has ii good house with
rooms, and all necessary ouhUu>eS-a nearly
There three of old land under fence and bnut
twenty -four of new, ard thirty dchcd The track
three hundred and twenty Prof Ennons Report
shows that land like this of mine the valuable any
kind for
Persons wishing purchase address Charles
ton = C.. aud those who wish to the land do By
calling Mr. David Dckcrsou who lives ii, and will
show it to them.
There fine place it for brick yard, the clay being
excellent for the purpose.
The purchaser if it is wished purchase stock and all
with the land There good range for cattle. Posses
sion will be given at any time.
H. FARROW.
Charleston S. c., 9th Feb. 1871. 26-swtf.
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IaAND FOR SALE.L OFFER FOR SALEMY
lMason Hall plantation in Orange, near the Alarnance
line NJ c. Railroad, oneand half miles northeast
Of Mebaes station Said plantation is situated in healthy
neghbo, hood we'll waered and has meadows superb
quality upon It, good dwelling house and all necessary
othouses and geod proportion Of tmbered land, and
contains about 400 Terms will be made easy b mt
the purchaser For apply 10 Gles
s.. So NARY Z. bond: I,
February ., 1871. sSss s.. 81 s.
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Opposite the Masonic Lodge.

Opposite the Masonic Lodge.
MAY BE FOUND COFFEE, SUGAR, ADMANTINE
WI and Tallow Candles, Nails of all sizes for common
Crockery and tin of all sizes and shapes snuff
Tobacco and Ciglrs Meal and Flour Corn and Peas
and many other things commonly found grocery; ali
of which will be sold Cheap for cash Country Produce
for which the highest market prices will be paid
w. w. WOODED.
April 90, 1856. 40
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NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIE IN


ia SCRANCE COMPANY, Office, Raleigh y. & THIS
Company the lives Of individuals for term
wears. fr life the Mutual the assured
for life participating the profits of the Company For
policies granted for the whole of life, when til"
MUM therefor amounts So note he given for
hal! the amount Of the premium bearing interest at per
cent without guaranty.
The prompt manner in which all losses have been paid
bv this COMPANY. together with The low ;LIeS of premium
pres. great Inducements such disposed 10 III
SLAVES insured for of from to five years.
for iwo-ih;rds their value.
All losses paid Inn 81 days after satisfactory proc
presented
DIRECTORS.
CHARLES f. JOHNSON, VIZ. W 1IoLpgN
WV. ID. H,Ywoop, WM ID. Cooke,
JAMES +. JORDAN, L. Ii. BATTLE
QulHTEN BrsBEE, Wu II. JOINS,
ii. W. HrsTkp, T. +. FE>crp,
WV. II. MCkEE, X. y. BATTLE.
CHARLES Is. Ro,r.
OFFICERS.
DR. CHARLES E. JOHNSON. PreSi,i.at
WILLIAM b. N,Ywuon. zee P,,ssdeht
X. II. BATTLE. Srcrlt'g,
WILLIAM II. IoSFs Treasurer,
ii. W. iiU>TEp. .4f'orReE.
CHARLES f. JOHNSON, NJ ID. i-uicrG
WILLIAM H. MckEE, NJ d. E"drd IF
Rem. L. Il,IwooD, NJ. ID. toa~nitetion.
q Er,B1G,
W IL MCKEE : Eccrt;rc CAM
CHARLES t. RooT. Mite.
For further Information" the public referred to the
pamphlets, and forms ot proposal. which be obtained
at the Office u the Company, any Gifts Agencies.
Communications should be addressed, post paid. to
X. Ii. BATTLE, Sscr.tdry.
February -, 1871. 20
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STATE NEDICAL SOCIETY.-TlIE EIGHTH
- Annual Meeting the Medical Society of the State OF
North Carolina VIII be held in The Of Edenton al
O'Clock. F. ~. Wednesday the 18th Of April. 1851.
Delegates. Permanent, Members. and the Profession gen
orally requested 10 attend
WILL GEO. THOMAS, NJ. d.
Secretary " Z. Med Soc,'y
March ISL. 2y-swid.
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HOlel for Sale.

IIOlel for Sale.
vUNIIE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING SERVED THE PUB
Lie 81 years in the capacity of landlord and shing
O retire, offers his Hotel for sale.
ThisIlote situated the Court House. Main Street
wards North of the n c. r. r. Station, contains nd
dition to Paror, Hail. and large Dining ROOM 81 comfort
able Bed Rooms all g eyceped have repaces a!so in
SEES all necessary outbuildngs wells ice house &c.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing valuable property would
do well to call soon determined to SELL Terms easy.
j. p. MABRY, Proprietor.
Lexington, N. c., Feb. q, 1858. 2S-swtf
WAEMOCRATIC MEETING IN WAKE.-A
HDmeeting ofhe Democrats of Wake will be held in Raj
eigh Monday of next Superior court appoint delegates
to Convention to nominate candidate for Congress for
this District.
Feb 90, 1851. 27-td
K EW PLOWS.-..THE BLADED PLOW TURNS
y and pulverzes the soPatented 26th Feb 1856,
The mole subso pow divides the furrow and mixes
and turns in towards the plow Patented sh Jan 1885,
WIN. E. WYCHE.
February ~. 1857, -, est
lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT MY
- Grocery Store north side of market square,
fresh supply Of Rice and Molasses, and Rio Coffee
Sroupd and Grain Pepper Alspce Cooking Soda Cheese
SALT sperm and Adamantine Candles, Soap Segars Smo-
king and Chewing Tobacco Sole and Upper Leather and
many other articles usually kept in Grocery all of which
will be sold as low they be bought the City of
Raleigh Dry Hides and all kinds Of country produce will
pc taken exchange for Goods at the highest prices Call
and examine for yourselves. & Szss Z. = $
December 80. 1859 la-K
E -. : : !. -, Essa
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THE SUPREME COURT
SUPERIOR COURTS

The Superior Courts held in the Circuits by the
following officers: Judges-Saniuel ierSon OF New Han
over County; Matthias Manly, of Craven John NJ Dick,
of Gu:Iiord David CALDWELL OF Rowan john Bailey,
of Orange; John " Ellis, of Rowan; and Romulus NJ
Saunders of Wake Solcitors-Eas c. Hines rides the
First Circuit Geo Sevehson Of Craven rides the Second
Circuit; VIM A. Jenkins rides the Third Crcu!t; Tlos
Ruin Ora &c, rides the Fourth Circuit; Robt Strange
of Cumberland rides the Fifth Circuit; William Lander, OF
Lincoln rides the Sixth Circuit Marcus Erwin OF Bun
c,mbe rides the Seventh Circuit The Courts are held as
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FOR SALE.

BBEING ABOUT TO REMOVE FROM NORFOLK
k1 DESTROYS of selling The News, together with the
Job Office.
For information in regard to the condition of the estab.
I;she address Mr. Chas. j. OS, Daily News Office and
for terms etc BAKER p LEE, JE.
Richmond, Va.
March 5, 1877. .9-swiw.
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Dec. IL, 1856.
ssThe Intelliyencer'' Newspaper, Building,
Fixtures. a., For Sale.

ssThe Intelli=encer'' Newspaper, Building,
Fin,ngeS ~ Es5 SAFE;
IL Petersburg offers for sale the office Of the
"PErERsBURG INTELLIG ENCER,"
With all its Presses Type Fixtures and Good Will 1.-THE
Integencer with the exception single papers
est Journal in Virginia, and of the oldest in the United
comprising an excellent safe and rapid Power Press Type
good for Is months longer Imposing Stones Cases, Stands
and everything a good ORDER necessary to Constitute
an excellent newspaper office The worth of its good
w be satisfactorily asceraned by reference to the
books of the office, which have been accurately kept and
which will show the nett income of the Office from
the present time All persons desiring to examine
them with view of making propositions for purchase
respectfully invited Ia do with the assurance that free
every channel Of information will be cheerfuy
To the purchase Of The Integencer" newspaper will
be first Offered the Brick building, ON Bank St. one door
east of the Exchange Bank.
The site is known as the central in the city,
and the Building erected with express reference TO
newspaper office Should the purchaser of the newspaper
Office desire conduct the paper in the building now
s ssp possible the terms Oh 'S WI" oH as
Dec. Is, 1885, ST.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA-wA X E
- COUNTY. In Equity: In the matter of Rufus Hay
wood Richard B. Haywood, Robt w. Haywood, George E.
Badger and wife Dea and others Petition sell lands
Pursuant to order made Fall Term 1856, of the
Court of Equity for the COUNTY Of Wake in the ab1Te en-
coed to SELL the premises in the City of Raleigh on the
2sth day of next the lands in the peadngs
Two valuable Lots of ground in the City of Raleigh,
known in the plan of said City lots Nos 2s and be-
lug the house and premises upor which the late Mrs. Sher
wood Haywood resided in her life time wherein is vaua
BILE tam residence and all out-houses and necessary fix
lures for a family. .
Also valuable Tract of Land in the County of Wake
situate Walnut creek short distance from the City
Of Raleigh, bounded by the lands of John Huchns D.
Haywood, Theophilus Pool, Sarah Hogg and John W. B.
Watson, containing about four hundred and sixteen 6)
TERMS OF SALE:-A credit of six months for one-ha and
eighteen months residue of the purchase money will
be given purchasers upon their entering into bonds with
approved security bearing interest from date Ut SALE Five
per cent of the purchase money to be paid in cash.
Given under my hand at Office this 2sth January, 1857
ED. G. HAYWOOD, G. 4 NJ.
January &c, 1856. 20-w&swtd
Register copy.
The above sale postponed until the 10th day March,
1857 E. G. H.
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a MEXICAN PATENT DRYER.-WE HAVE
"A just recci we'd very large supply Of the American
Dryer which far preferable to arge aud other dryers
heretofore used, and much cheaper
PESCUD & GATLING
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GENERAL DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT OFNoRTH CAROLINA
THOMAS RRAGG, Of Northampton, Governor salary
PuEssK1 coWpnn. Of Northampton Secretary to the Go
WILLIAM HILL Of Wake County Secretary Of State eH'
DANIEL CouR!s of Rockingham, Treasurer ss'oOo
BRoGpEN, of Wayne Comptroller, s, 600 r,..,
W RICHARDSON of Wake, Chief Clerk 10 ireas''e''
The Council of State is composed of the following gen'e
G G Marchant of Currituck
DGW Ward, of Pitt
NJ Long, of Halifax
Walker, Of Meeklenburg
"A Mckay. of Sampson
Governors Aids, with the rank of Colonel
vi Kennedy, of Beaufort
John W CUNNINGHAM of Person
Nj McDuIie, of Cumberland
The General Assembly its Session on the third
Monday of Noyembe every alternate htar Of
and for Governor will be held on the first Thursday OF
August, 1858
TINE OF HOLDING THE COURTS
The United States Circuit Court for the District OF Norm
Carolina is held semi annually at Raleigh on the 'S n
day of June and last Monda. in November
Judges-Hon j Nj Wayne of Georeia; Hon Henry Pot
ter, of Fayetteville, District Judsc-saiay, $: 0M,
Dsrel At'G Ws: ke anss Dick Clerk "'
The United States District Courts are held at dent1n
srd Monday in April and October Jones, Clerk Also
at Newberi, 4th Monday in April snd October b. n]ann
Brown Clerk Also, at Wilmington, lst Monday at'e 'he
4th Monday in April and October. \ Brown. Clerk
The supreme Court of North Carolina is held at HALE gu
semanurally on the second Monday june, and the 81 tn
doy of December 1t also held AT Morganon
Burke county on the first Monday in August The officers
are as foows-Frederick Nash, Of Orange Chief Justice
Richmond Pearson, of Surry, Judge; William Dal'e
of Orange Judge-salary of each $500 sper ahnam-
VIM Jenkins of Warren, Attorney General; Hamilton
c Jones' of Rowan, Reporter; Edmund b Freeman OF
Wake Clerk: Oliver II Perry, of Wake, Deputy Clerk;
james Ltchford of Wake, Marshal
THE SUPREME COURT
The Bill to provide for holding Session Of the Supreme
Court once year, the western part the State having
become Law We subjon synopsis of lis provisions
Sec LIST provides that Session of the supreme Court
shall be held yearly Morganton the first Monday OF
August ,- .-
Sec provides that all Appeals taken and causes trans
nitted om the Counties OF Stokes, Davidson, Montgome-
rv Arson and all counties lying west OF the same shall be
heard and tried at Morganton
Sec provides for the appointment OF Clerk, VINO snail
keep his Office ut Morganton ,
Sec th makes it the duty OF the Sheriff OF Burke to attend
the Sessions of said Court
Sec 9Th provides that the Reporter for the Court at la
leigh shall also Reporter to the Morganton Session
Oft
See 9TH makes the duty of the Judges to appoint one OF
the Solicitors within the of country specified 10 al
tend said Court Morganion. Attorney for The State
The nc. does abolish either of tie Terms at Raleigh
but provides for holding additional! one at M"rgan,on
James E Dodge, Clerk
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Nail Esain arrives It IS 0ceck, tFasn the Esat
and departs 1eln- after s, clock a.. M
Mail from the West arrives about the same time "a
n POST OFFlCE.. - 80 3! z
William While ST Pest Master - y ~
Office hours, on week days from Sunrise to M
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STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
-..- EDWARD LAMBERT l. Co, -
IS Chambers and 81 Reade St..
OPPOSITE THE PARK.
VKIILL BE PREPARED ON AND AFTER JANJJA
w ny lst to open their Spring h,portation compr-
cling extensive and varied assortment rich and desra
BILE M and Fancy Goods adapted especially to the wants
of LIST class merchants and which will be offered at the
very lowest market price = - -
New York, Dec. 16, 1855. l184-smosw
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lD1ANOS ON TRIAL-PAYAIENT WITHHELD
We propose to purchasers Of Piano Fores take our
instruments on trial order what say of their
quality before paying for them. ~
= Twenty years experience part satshe2 own
minds and could get over fifteen hundred persons t
unite with in opinion that establishment North
or South possibly furnish better or cheaper nstru
Enents than we do " : 81 X 81 e. p NASH :.
Nov. "A, 1855. K 49, 10S-sst.
80 boz. MORRISON 81 HOYTys pa
4TENTsY OKEH SEAM = SHIFTS Afxqualit;ey
snd sizes. FITS gazlsnted ~
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DOTASH.-WE ARE IN RECEIPT op 60
Il OF Rabbits superior Potash, in six nouna noPPLY
making soap. to which invite the atten,;" cans for
nomicai housekeepers. '''''"''oh OF all eco
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flSdl IL TACKLE.-A FINE ASSORTVrvT =.
Hooks and Lines, consisting Of Limerick Trnn, W w
ny SP.g-snap sockdoager improved grava,ion , M
and Cotton Linen and Grass Lnes-irst received oSs
Drug Store of WILLIAMS & i n ,VWa at at the
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SIENNA FI(sS.-A MOST PALATlp,r ~, wv
y tain remedy for constipation habtual Ole AND GER
in store and for sale by ''"' ''s''veness &c,
WILLIAMS T. u,y,
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FOURTH CIRCUIT
Granville frs: Monday III Naich AND September
Orange. second Monday in March and september, and the
fourth Mon.ay after the fourth Monday March and
September
Chatham, third Monday in March and September
Randolph fourth do do do do
Davidson first Monday after The fourth Monday of March
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IT, NAV BE- had a. ,hs h Mor, OF EXTRA QUAIL
& April 9, 1855. WOOD
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IL supply of North Carolina Black Load y LARGE
superior roof painting in store and for sale h In o
WILLIAMS T. IT tvn-o
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Wo of, t;s ss,sL.e,s1 sAUCE.-A supply
&c, in store and for sale by r' e'n llsh, meats
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SANE1A ER.-3O REAMS of snperior FL. :,
~ pap % which call the attention of r ~. sand
Coach seF for sale very low by the Ream "'e and
WILLIAMS & II ,yUn,
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FIRST CIRCUIT

Duplin fourth Monday in March and September
Wavne first Monday after the fourth Monday March al
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" Machine and Tanners Oils in store r1 LAMP
loves market rates, by 'N ''' saieat The
..--.s.- WILLIAMS &u,y,
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that and see the sunshine nesting down into
the back yard, over the negro cabins, and
touching with its golden wings the dark woods
beyond. But that is all.
The whole country here is covered with
woods. Oak, pine and hickory are the prin-
cipal trees, though there is also considerable
walnut. like to look on the pines. 1t is
the first time ever saw them on their natu-
raj soil, and they are far more beautiful than
the little scrubby things at home.
go to walk, every day some times in one
direction, some times in another. There is
one quite pretty white house with large
yard full Of flowers, nicely laid of, (though
rather stiifiy.) To the inmates Of that house
seem an object of the greatest curiosity
Whenever | pass By, the door is sure to be
opened, and some one will come out and
watch me until get out Of sight. Now
have got SO that take a sort Of mischevious
pleasure in passing that house every day,
and stopping to look over at the flowers -
It's ''natur," | suppose.
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Foreign News.
Arrival of the Steamship Arago
LATER FROM EUROPE.

New YORK, Nov. 5.
The steamship Arago from IIavre and
Southampton, Oct u, arrived this A. ~
She brings 100000 in specie.
The commercial news from this side had n
favorable effect on the English stock ex-
change on the 10Th.
The Bank OF England had raised their
rates to q cent. solely in consequence of
the American news.
The Bank of France had raised its rates
from "a to 81 = cent.
The rate Of discount at Hamburg had ad-
vanced to 81 g cent, and at Bremen the
tightness was more severe.
Emigration to,Amerca from Hamburg was
going on extensively.
The Wallaehian elections had passed Of
quietly.
1t is confirmed from Madagascar tina. the
Queen has expelled all English and French
residents. The reason assigned is, that the
Europeans entertained project Of dethron-
ing the Queen and placing her son on the
throne.
There was marked Improvement on
Change Mt Vienna on the 7th.
Breadstufs in France had fallen to the or
binary prices Of plentiful years,
Lerd liowden is said to have had n long
private audience Of the French Emperor on
Spanish affairs. The most complete accor
dance was the result
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
Richardson Bros. quote flour declined Cd
corn shade denrer, beef quiet, bacon
steady, lard very dull and nominal at GOA
lis, tallow dull, pork quiet.
Advices from Manchester are unfayora.
BILE; there is nothing doing. Markets more
firm at lower prices.
LONDON Breadstuffs dull, wheat declined
6d(Gls.
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TclcSrupnic NcM..

NEw IoHK, Nov. 3.-The vote ia Boston
indicates the election of Mr.. Banks. a large
majority having been expected for Gardiner
in Boston.
Ngw fokk, Nov. 1.-The steamer Quaker
City, from Mobile, via Havana, the 29th ult.,
arrived this evening.
Exchanges and sugar lower but nominal!
holders OF sugars preferring to ship instead
of selling Z. 5. gold at 3 per cent premi.
UNI
The Quaker City brought $4,000 in
specie.
The steamship Star of the West, Capt.
Grey, from Aspinwall for New York, arrived
at Havana at , p. m. on the Goth. She had
on board Il5 passengers all well also the
mails, Sl,100, 200 in gold for New York and
and 5oo, 900 in gold for Europe. She would
leave on the 10Th.
Twenty-Five of her passengers, among
whom were Col. Fremont and Senator Brod
eriek, came to this port on the Quaker City.
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Loans 10 BANK DIREcTogs.--1here are. il
seems, on an average, about dozen Direct.
ors to each Bank in the country, whose ae
eommUdations al the Banks, and whose lio
bisHies TO the Banks, amount to one.third Of
the entire liabilities due the Banks from all
sources. This at least is the state Of the
case with the suspended Banks Of St. Louis,
and We presume II is quite as bad, and prob
ably worse, elsewhere.
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Storage, Forwarding and Com
mia sinn

WYE undersigned arc prepared to stort, or sell
/ on commission, ali kinds Of Produce and Mer-
ch Ndise. They have = large stone warehouse on
the ,evee, adjoining the City Mills. which is we'll
adap led for receiving and st4kpg grain, -four or
PORK.
Cas- b Advances will be made on Produce
cons IN ed for immediate sale, or for shipment 10
the SOU, bern or Eastern markets.
CLE0HoKN 4 HARRISON,
ka,huk Nov. 2-d3tM2m
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For Curbing and NJ Adamiaing on johnson 81
bntwe 18th and 9th
NOTICE.

n )TfCE Is hereby given that George Parsons
and Charles Parsons, of keokuK, Iowa, com
prisng the arm Of Charles Parsons 4 Co., have as
sig ed oil their property and effects, for the bene-
~ all thcir creditors pro rata, aud the creditors
If lid firm are notified to present their claims to
the nndcrsigned, on oath or Affirmation, within
thra months from the I'd day Of November, 1857,
al heh time said assignment was executed.
WILLIAM LEIGHTON,
JAMES M. LOVE,
CHARLES j. CONE.
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Resolved, That II special tax, ms indicated be-
low, BE- assessed and levied upon the lots hsrein-
after described, il being the special TAX for
grading the alley through block Ne ~, and for
curling and McAdamizing the streets in front
thereof, ~ reported by the City Engineer in his
report dated Nov. 3, 1867.