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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-11
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
lrRNACE AND COPPER PROPERTY. IN FLONp

COUNTY. N!htISli
4 Y vita" o: In provisions OF a decree OF the Circuit
HS CoUr' 20; E.Oy. county. pronounced ON tn" l'h day
u ~,ptrmD~r, -. ia thu cnrr OF Robert l.. Toucrsy.
AGAINST .iHvey Drsk!u, Aui others. the uGdcrsi,ncs
therein arpp.Err! Commissioning for H." purpose. will. o.
The .Th lag OF January, l-j-. upon tee premises. otter
Tor Gle y Wy 81 fUhlic Usction, a tract OF land now
owau. nai occupied by Iiohrr; /. Toucrsy. known as
:hc WEST FUik FURNACE" con;niuiuS zoo acres.
king in Floyd county. II" buildings consist Of n Dwell.
in. lloG-r arn! al Necessary oGt houses Stable, Black.
smith shop. &c. I'll in n gate oi good repair. The Meta
mad. u, til, Ta-nncr has lDt= enjoyed a wide spead rr,u.
;4:ion. nul -i:uitc! I'D !: j. within "a iUurth OF u mile ~ 81
iucxhnu.:;b!r bed q: beds u the tn"st quality OF Iron Ore
uucu III" !..rt. md accessible 10 the greatest ~abundsLgr
u! conf and wood, both upon tn" premises aud adjacent
thereto, render II; on" oi IL" most desirable points for cbr.
ryin. un tie !r9" business upon The Continent. Ia"
Slack. Foundry House. nad Machinery i!icrcun,o attach.
ed. are IN u liz" "ts''' OF repair.
i'pon hi land is ulso -iims;ri that valuable property
.%'TONCRAY COPPER n
Many causes iurIu. III" excitement uron the subject &
minerals when "~v"rsprcai TIL. section o! the state .cvc.
raj yeats ra", early directed Ii lnrCs shnrc OF the attention
of In. public u this point, aud subsequent investigation
demonstrated tua certainty the existence ~ copper oi Ibe
moot yaEablr character, ard IN :noSaausuulc quan,!lins.
which only remains - hr iii'y developed 10 render !:
more vn.uaJ!r i!sI aG, OF the G:iTe al Carroll, Tennessee
ar LAX" Superior. i great deal al Ore from lEis prope:.
~. within the h.; iew months has been carried ~ mHTkr.,
aud specimens OF II have been 80 extensively circulAie:,
mud the property it=".i hH, tor 50 Ion: a time occupied ~
high u position IA public rsilMsiion, that hny !urthtt de-
scriptHn IL deemed unnecessary.
= This lind ir- wi,Ain ~ miles of the Virginia and Ter.
u.s,,r Roll Road. GEj : mil : from Floyd COur, liou.
and l. CONNECTED MIA Tho K Ill road cSccp, about mG',
by h COED Turnpike.
w. hall also. .; the same time ana place, sell On- .t
Of Blacksmith Tools, belonging 10 the snid Robt l.. Ton
Terms $1,000 OF the purchase money will be r.
ouir,! IN l.ngi; upon he balance. Ii credit OF II suG :
month. w.!! be given, upon the purchaser giving aO.:
with good personal security. The jtle 10 the property ,
b. ry,J 10 be- IngGrs.ioni h,r. but only such Conveyance
will bc Mric 10 Ia" purchaser hs the Court, by hiuiit'r
decree. mhy l!frr'.
For iurta"r information with regard to ;his property.
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SALE or FAKn, CROPS, STOCKS, &c,

SRFfiL. DO Id, on TUESDAY, the 18Th OF December,
Wv 1877. on the prrHi-"s. commencing At II O'Clock,
il Jar. il no, the next inr day, the tract of land In Cnr..
terrified county, formerly owned by Levi Ecwby. drceas.d.
containing about 80 acre.. a plat will be exhibited a.
the .ale
IL l!r- 10 miles from MEBcbostar and : miles yes, Of tha
COUrt House, and borders on swift Creek. About hhli B,
cIehi -i. The bsi ne" in woods The buildings on the ts.w,
though out OF rcpnf, are sufficient for the use Of the plHcs
After the SAL. al the band. MI the Crops, Horses. Mue.
Cows. Hogs, Household and Kitchen Furniture, FarmIrs
Utensils, DC. will be sold.
TEHns:-For the land one third cs-h, balance at ! and!
years with Interest. For the personal properly, all SUNS
under SO cash; over that amount IL months credit, f.
bonds bearing Interest, WIKI good security.
Nov ly-cwti-. : HORSER
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>nr,,r rAli,. At pRIvATE Sale.

VNTrHDlGG TO ragAg. in other business will cell ps
q y,,r4y the Irrct Oi i.,ni upon which gm How iviE.,
situated in Ap?ot"';oh county, adjoining III" county liE'i
ui prince Edward mad Charlotte, ,nd the lands Oi n. PAM
min. Mr.. l.c"a, The. Carer, hat others cuntstnins Jil
acres. u~.tr,liEi ia Original growth, heavily tlnbcr"i,
nn,i!irI ia piGc-, "a number 81 which ARE sufficiently
lnr.. '"r saw !pcs. 'hc Ju''uCc. J. under cultivation -oHar
al winch wa lately suy"! in grl-s aud clover, and u
small crop of when; hh. been seeded thi- Fall. Tia" Land
Hes rrnHr kHbly wei. md j. vel wht"r'd. Horse Pen
Creek passing through j.. besides numerous good and ne
yer iniiIf.. springs sc,i;, rcd over In" farm. There are
about ~ hr,r, Of Cr.'x Gri Branch flst-, some from -
To- liI vnr,!l wife, mud the whole pine" has been well
diici.cd and drained within III" :nst two years. This land
produce. IL" tu.st Kni 81 Tobacco, and " admirably
adapted - Wheat. Corn. OHt-. and the various Grass'.
and clover Tie hind j. we'll enclosed. most Of the ten.
cling IL u,w, having b'ru made ln,t spring TIL" improve
rlcni- nrr. aLs 10. u, -. Hn. cUnrist oi II Two story Fran,
tlnu.r, l. Is = i,ci, nearly ahishct; three hrwed H.
Cabins, one 81 which hhs two rooms with u brick chin.
nry nj each "ut, Sable, Barn, &c, all in good order.
Their" are taTcr tine Springs convenient 10 the dwelling.
one Gf which r. ahout - yards, and cannot be supposed
by huy Spring IN the nijuInin. counties. The %ncIgnbOr
hood - rrmHrknLly healthy, aII 10" society IL as good rs
can be wished FOR. The land could easily be divided into
;wU tracts. leaving plenty of Timber, as we'll as n snHs
Apple mud F"Hch Orchard on each trhct II runs up 70
within 10 ygrGs OF Psn!dIu's Depot. avery fDurishirs
village on the South side RhilroHd, containing a Churc..
several stores. Tobacco fhc'ori"s, Wu""!Yri.ht ana
Blacksmith SHOPS, II Tavern Il Foundry, and mrpy oth't
hOisrs; Ciurch.s, Saw. tri,' HGi Flour Manufacturing
Mills arc very congen!"n, From the Ecarnes- to the ~.
pot. wh"r" wool ia ,lways wanted, the timber on 'iH
land would more than ten Times pay for il.
II drrir"I by Ia. .%lrchh,"r, would a-o sell my stoc.
of Horses. iiulcs. WOra Oxen, Cows, Hogs, Sc, Crop ot
Corn, Tobacco, Oat-, So, Together with the Plantation
Tools OF every description.
TrRNs 1t desired, tho purchnsnr may have several
gear, Ia pay tn" purchHs" money in.
~ POI n"ics Is ~r"rnpl!a'' Depot, ApE@ma,ox Co.'s.
Nov lT-3ru~ts w STEPTOE.,
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NEtNO bIhlNes
TENEiE subscriber returns his thanks 10 his former
u friends and patrons tor past ia.ors, and takes thi"
method of informing them aud the public generally, that
he in,ruds To- continue the business III. comm. year -
Promising 10 use his best cxcrtons 10 obtain ccod h1hncs
ard good prices TO: all negroes entrusted to h!ii' hhh eiso
~ give them bis personal attention in case OF sicHhchs--
He has II large ana comfortable house ;or them during me
hirin,, il. which they cnn stay until hired out lie would
advise thu, negroes should B.. sent in is .s.ly as prac;i-
cable after Christmas
REF ERESCES:
refer hy consent, 10 the following persons;
N X Hi. Baker & Plesssn:s. Richmond.
John g. W. & La;hnc, klns VILLAIN. ,
Dr.. gev D. Rcy. Or. jas. II. Ls'anc. Essex.
+, a. ). CLOPTON.
Onc. corner of Wall and Franklin Streets, opposite
Me-srs Dickinson. Hill & Co Dec a-r2in.
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Two TEACiiERS-An election OF PrincIpsl OF JET.
4 iersCn Academy. Csi,unted Immediately on tn. :. :.
IL Road. - mi!es YES: OF Petersburg for lcas viii be
Erld on tie l9tn inst.
The Trustees guarantie a salary OF five hundred dollar
and tE. tuition tees over that amount. None bu; southern
gea:!rnen. Gni tho." who can furnish undouoted testi-
!non:c!. as 20 qualifications aud moral character, need
bpply.
Adiress Fords Depot, Dinwiddie County. Va.
Dec @ctl5!nst ED. II. ALLEN, President
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NEGRO HIRING.

Richmond. Va. Dec. :. Is,
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1857-12-10
E. NJ. WELLS GREAT WESTERN
Vegetable Anti-RiIiOIs pills,

For the cure of all bilious diseases. impuri
ties of blood, Indigestion, liver complaint, sick
headache, tcvers, colds. jaundice, dyspepsia fc-
male complaints, and general Cathartic.
In the treatment Of bilious fever, jaundice.
and all other diseases of the almentary canal
or general health, which is caused by an affec-
ton of the liver or portal circle these pills arc
invaluable.
For jaundce, take one or two pills every
night. Should there be loss of appetite, or
general debility or languor, use the bitters I'M
til these symptoms are removed
These pills may I've taken in all cases where
an aperent Alternative or cathartic is required.
Dyspepsia and liver complaint, with all their
attendant evils, can positively be cured by
perscvering use of these pills in connection
with the hitters When cough exists in con-
nection with any disease for which these pills
are recommended, take the Pectoral Syrup of
Wild Cherry, prepared by the proprietor, and
the patient will be thoroughly and radically
cured These pills being of vegetable origin,
no injurious effects will be produced under any
circumstances by their use. Adults or chill
drcn can take them constantly when required
The dose for child three or four years old.
from one to two pills and for children eight
or nine years old, from two to three pills at
bedtime.
Females will find these pills very mild and
uniform in their operations, and the very med
icine needed by large class of females
Let all remember that the Great Western
Pills are designed expressly for use in bilious
climates, and are far better than those put up
in the east, where little is known in regard to
the peculiar discusses Of the climate.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1857-12-10
Diarrhea and Dysentery Cordi,
Life Ointment.

This Cordial will be found an excellent remedy in
mer complaints, DyseDtery Inflammation Of the Bo,
Indigestion Sickness at the Stomach, &C. And his
brated
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1857-12-10
Chicago.
WELLS PICTORIAL SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY.

For Co,ghs, Colds, Influenza. Plurisy, .iahma,
Whooping Cough, BroncI,itis and all diseases
Of he Lungs, Throat, and Chest.
TJNHIS valuable remedy is prepared with great
/ care and ON correct chemical principles,
and has gained for itself great reputation
No injurious effects will he produced should
the patient be ever so much reduced. An
overdose will cause nausea and sometimes
vomiting, but will produce no other unpleas-
ant result.
Patients should avoid taking too large dos
cs. as in most cases ii has better effect by ia
king dose that will rest well on the stomach
The precise dose for each individual patient,
or the number of times to he taken during the
day, will depend very much upon the temper
ament of the patient. As a general thing. the
patient should commence with small dose,
increasing in amount until nausea or deprcs-
sion is produced, then continue i'll slightly d.
minshed doses until the desired effect is pro-
duccd
Consumptivc patients will find this IN ano-
dyne cxpcctorant of rare medicinal virtues. al
ways giving relief and cfiecting a cure, il with
in the reach of any medicine.
To all who have cough cold, tightncss Of the chest
difficulty Of breathing &c feel in duty bound to
omnend Wells Pectora Syrup Of Wild Cherry, II be
ing the best preparation for those diseases have
used or known. know several cases in which II has
proved cmincntly successful curing coughs.
and other pulmonary diseases in il has
been entirely successful. +. CURTIS.
Bloomington, Dec. 20. 1852
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SILAS CARD e. son,
Real Estate Agents,
Mason Civ.

(1rrO LOr6JO o.. IOtrn.
OFFER for sale the following Real Estate
~ at the lowest prices
16O acres, improved, two and a half miles
from Mason City
so acres choice prairie, overlooking town.
100 acres, 80 prairie, 10 of timber, one and
half miles from town.
90 acres choice timber, two and Il half miles
from town.
10 acres heavy saving timber, three miles
from town.
Two choice business lots and a building,
facing Public Square.
Also. building lots in Mason City.
80 acres lying on north bank Of Clear Lake,
suitable for residenc.
Lots in village of Clear Lake. Out lots adj
Joining village, in size to suit purchasers.
$50 acres. improved and well watercd, one
mile east of Clear Lake village.
so acres timber, two miles from last men
toned tract
40acrcs lying on south bank of Clear Lake,
adjoining Clear Lake City, will be sold in lots
to suit purchasers.
Also, wild lands in Worth. Hancock Cerru
GordO and Franklin counties, comprising tim
Der and water, eligibly situated, and for sale
low, on easy terms
Also, GOO acres of choice land in Cerro Cor
do county, well watercd, for sale on the follow
ing terms: One quarter down, balance in ! +,
=, and years, at per cent. interest. Will
he sold cheap. 32tf
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1857-12-10
CEDAR VALLEY
Agricultural Implement
AND
IRON " WORKS.

G.. THURsTON CHASE, PROPRIETOR.
MANUFACTURER of the most approved
WI flaming Mills, Flows, Horse Rakes,
Straw Cutters, Cultivators, Corn Shelters &c
Dcales in Harvcsters, Ihreshers and Agricultu-
raj Implements generally; Seeds Fruit and Or
nanental Trees also, Leather and Rubber
Betting. Particular attention paid to manu-
featuring and repairing Mill Gearing, Iron and
Brass Casting, Finishing and Screw Cutting
Wood and Iron Turning. Orders promptly
executed and work warranted. Steam En-
gines Saw Mills: Portable Grist Mills, Steam
Gagues, Fairbanks Scales, Wood and Iron
Machinery OF the best Eastern Manufacture,
furnished to order.
WATERLOO, BLACK HAWK COUNTY,
IOWA 19m3
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Mlistfllanp.
THE NEW TENNESSEE SENATOR.

Andrew Johnson has recently been
elected U. S. Senator by the Legisla-
ture of Tennessee, in the place of Gov.
Jones. Mr.. johnson must be an ex-
traordinary man, or he has had extra
ordinary luck. His rise and success
in public life has been remarkable
About thirty years ago he was Il jour
neyman tailor, at Laurens court house
South Carolina, working with Mr.
Denton of that place. When eighteen
years old he could neither read MOI
write. He moved to Grecnville, Tenn,
on foot, where he opened shop as a
tailor, joined debating club, made
speeches, and showed talent. lie was
elected in few years member of
the Legislature, then a member OF
Congress, where he served many
years. A few years since, he was
elected Governor of the State of Ten
nessee and is now United States Sen
ator
While working at Laurens Court
House as journeyman tailor, he fell
in love with girl in the neighbor-
hood and coulted her. Gov. johnson
tells the story himself. The young
lady saw something more in Andy
than her mother was able to discern.
She engaged herself to him, provided
she could get her mothers consent.
Andy went one Sunday to speak to the
old lady. His heart failed him till
towards night, when he mustered up
courage and popped the question to
the mother. She broke out on him
in a most terrible TRADE of abuse
and said, You trfing, worthless vag-
abond, do you suppose l am going to
let my daughter marry wandering
.journeyman tailor! l know wha,
you want. You are to lazy to work
and you are after my property !!
The Governor said the old woman had
four children and three negroes. This
was her fortune. In utter despair,
Andy returned to the village, morti-
fled and crest-fallen. He determined
to quit the place and forget his love,
after meeting with such scorn and
contempt from the mother.
1t sometimes happens that young
girls have deeper insight into char
acter than their parents. 1t was the
case, as Col. Benton acknowledges,
with Jessie, when she ran off with
Col. Fremont, and got married very
much against the wishes of father and
mother. But Miss W did not
have the same selfwill, or the same
abiding confidence in her judgment
and love that Miss Benton had She
was afraid to encounter that indgna-
ton and towering temper that had so
effectually cowed Andy. We do not
know, however, that Andy had
courage enough to make the PROPOSE
ton to run off with her. If he did, it
was rejected. How different would
have been Miss VS. fate if she
had taken courage and encountered
the frowns of her mother. Instead of
being the wife Of some poor, ploding,
unknown man, as she probably is, she
would have been the wife of Gov
ernor and L. S. Senator; the mistress
of ceremonies at Nashville, and con-
spicuous member of the gay and fash.
ionable society at Washington.
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Horses EstraY.

TNO whom it may concem:--Take notice that
l. an appraisment of certain Estrays, certifi-
ed by Nelson Shattuck, Justice Of the Peace,
has been filed inthe Office of the County Clerk,
this 26th day of September, A. ID. 1857, to wit
A dark brown or black horse, with "A white
star or strip in the forehead, and the hair on
his legsmiXed with white; about Is hands high
and seven or eight years old. Appraised at
$500. Also, II chestnut sorrel mare with
a star in the forehead; three white feet; small
blemish in the left eye; about IA hands high.
Appraised at $4,000. W. p. GAYLORD,
2-3m3 Clerk Of Floyd Co., Iowa.
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Northern Iowa
land AGENCY.

ST. CHARLES. So. FLOYD CO., ... IOWA.
TIME subscriber having opened Real Estate
l. Agency Office ut this point, offers his SER
vices for the location Of Land Warrants, select
ing and entering government lands, sale of
real estate, payment of taxes, &c; also for
loaning money on bonds and Mortgages. lIav-
ing been for a long time Register of U. S.
Land Office. thus becoming thoroughly ac-
quainted with every department of the bust
ness gives him superior facilities for manag-
ing, locating, buying and selling Real Estate.
Would refer You to
n. p. Iglehart & Co.. Real Estate Agency Of
flee, Chicago, H.: Hon. John Wilson, Land
Commissioner of |. G. Il. Il. Co., Chicago, H.;
Barney, Hubbard & Durbin, Bankers, Sandtisky,
Ohio; ID. w. Dcshler, Esq, Clinton Bank,
Columbus, Ohio; Dunlevy, Drake & Co.,
Bankers, Cincinnati, Ohio; Clark Brothers
& Co., Bankers Philadelphia, Pa: Stanton,
Sheldon & Co., New York City: Hon. Samuel
r. Curtis, Keokuk, Iowa Col. David Ripley,
Floyd Co., Iowa.
39tf ABNER ROOT.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1857-12-10

General Jackson tersely and
forcibly expressed what he deemed
to be the true policy of our country,
in a letter to President Monroe, in
which he used the following language:
"Concentrate our population, confne
our frontier TO proper limits, until onr
country to those limits, is filed with a
dense population. 1t is the denseness
Of our population that gives strength
and security to our frontier"
Even Mr.. Jefferson, sagacious as he
surely was, did not even imagine that
the Pacific coast would be formed into
States Of the American Union. The
following sentiments he expressed in
letter to the late John Jacob Astor,
respecting the undertaking of that en-
terprlslng merchant, in the establish.
ment OF trading posts, on the North
West coast. He said, al consider as
great public acquisition the common.
est Of a settlement on that point of the
Western coast of America, and lool,
forward with qualification to the time
when its descendants should hav,
spread themselves through the Who'll
length of that coast, covering it wit
free and independent Americans, VI
connected mith as but By the ties Of Woo
and interest, and enjoying like us til
rights of self government"
To those upon the stage in this coul
try three-quarters of century ag,
the Allegheny Mountains seemed
be an almost impossible barrier b.
tween the Atlantic coast and the va
ley of the Great West. Fifty year
ago and that impression was remove
from the public mind. Until with
the past nine OF ten years the Rock
Mountains were thought to be tn
natural boundaries between two grea
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poetrp.
! TVIEE NV-TV0 . 7-E7'. =
Our Native Land.
Ply MIS-. IANE NAEIA MEAD.

BY Mrs JANE NAllA MEAD
Our dear native laud--with palace or col
BE the climate serene, or all frigii the spot
Mid Amos green wales, the deserts hot sand
The sweetest Of c!mes is our dear native land.
yhough never so rugged, and wintry, and wild,
Who loves not the sod that he loved when child?
Who loves not the wood where in boyhood he sraycdH
The green where he sportcd the games that he playeds
The stream that rushed down from its home in the hill
The river that rolled by the gathering millY
The DAM the 1.-THE fishes oerleaped in their playS
The rocks, shooting up through tempest of spray?
The sacred old homestead, all shorn Of its pride,
Where loved cnes born, and lamen,cd ones ded'
The hay NOW, the garden, the orchard, the well,
With the cool dripping waters that ehncd they fell
Alight gids the where he tossed the first hook,
To catch the bright mnnows that glanced thro the brook
His time -obered pulses with boyhood rethri,
Where shot hs fleet sled down the covered hill
Where Tausiug at morn, on his pathway to school,
lie Piled his new skates the icc.coa,ed pool,
Or waded the drifts that were piled by the storm,
To linn the white banks with lia frolicsomc form.
Oh nem'ry paints raptures that manhood, in vain
Would barter the wealth Of the world TO regain
And the clothes with halo Of beauty and truth,
The friends Of his boyhoad the home Of his youth.
Though life may have charms far foreign shore,
He signs as he asks - Shall see them moreg'
An alien, mid scenes the most lovely or grand,
The heart has no home but its dear native land
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republics in the western continent,
one to be on the Atlantic and the other
on the Pacific side. But by the aid
of modern Improvements in travelling,
the territories on the Pacific coast are
now as near the city of Washington,
IN paint of time, as the Northwest terri
tory was in the days of Jefferson.
How prophetic was the line of Bishop
Berkeley, in which he said,
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Notice.

YNHIS is to certify that l, Newman butcher,
l. of Floyd county, Iowa, have given to
Wheaton NJ butcher, minor of the age of
seventeen, all of the balance of his time from
now until he comes of the age of twenty one
years that he is entitled to contract and be
contracted with on his own account and that
will not interfere with any person OF persons
dealing with him that he is entitled to his
own wages and further, that l will not pay
debts OF his contracting in any manner what.
ever. NEWMAN BUTCHER
November 10, 1867. 9w4
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SETTLE Up.

TOHN FERGUSON & co. having sold out
81 their mercantile business in st. Charles,
desire Il settlement with all who have an
account with them. Mr. Ferguson may DO
found at the store of Wright & McNabb, where
persons indebted are requested to call and set
tie without delay. 1t is hoped that this no.
tice will be needed otherwise, delinquents
will find their bills placed in the hands of an
attorney for collection.
st. Charles, July H. 1857. 45tf