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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-09-10

re- The Sioux City Eagle, of Au-
gust seth, has been received. We anx-
iously look for the Eagle of August 10th.
1t will no doubt be a spicy number.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-09-10

E The Brown County Free State
Convention, met at Hiawatha, on Tues
day. We have not learned the result of
their proceedings.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-09-10

~ The editor Of the ElwOOd Advsr-
tiser, speaking of the organization of q
Sunday School in that place, speaks glib
ly Of "our children" Where are your
children, Fairman? Have you regu-
larry organized family, or are they dying
around loose 90
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-09-10

~ Marcus ]. Parrott. Esq, Free
State candidate for Delegate to Congress,
addressed the people, at Iowa Point, on
Saturday last. There was good attend
ance.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-09-10

Mr.. PARRoTT, in response 10 the call Of tho
Convention, took the stand, and made few re-
marks. returning thanks for the honor conferred
upon him, and indicating the nature and impor-
lance of the issues involved in the ensuing cam
paign
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-09-10

RThe Land Office, at Doniphsn, is
now open for persons desiring to pre-.
empt. to file their intentions. Several
from this vicinity have filed. Those
contemplating svailing themselves of the
presumption right, win do well to read
the article on our first page. The rule.
are strict, and somn hard swearing must
be done. We fear many viii run against
snag, when it comes to the pinch.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-09-10

aThis expression is taken from ehGste u
communicated which appeared in the St. Je-
seph papers, during the recent dog-days.
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EXECUTIVE cozaurrEs.
. LANE offered the foIloHing;

Gen. LANE offered the following:
ResolUed, That there be Territorial Execu-
tive Committee appointed By che Chair, consist
ing of twenty members, who shall keep an Office
at some central point, and remain in session
continually until after the October election; and
that Eve members shall constitute quorum for
the transaction of business
The resolution was unanimously adopted, and
the Chair selected the following gentlemen:
J. II. Lane, Geo. w. Brown,
C. K. Holiday, Robert Riddle,
DR.. James Davis, w. R. Frost,
o. E. Leonard, Geo. W. Smith,
Andrew johnson, TX. Goodfn,
CIV. Hutchinson, DR.. J. H. Gilpatriek,
w. F. NJ. Army, P. C. Schuyler,
H. Miles Moore, Dr.. Robertson,
DR.. J. P. Root, Ed. Lines,
A. e. Jameson, w. Babcock.
ADDITIONAL JUDGES or ELECTION.
c. srOEAs, yr., introduced the subjoined resO.
luton. which was unanimously ad6ptsd..
Resolved, That this Convention recommend "a
the citizens Of each voting precinct In the Ter
ritory, that they choose Committee of three
responsible men, who shall record all votes Of
fered, and If any are refused, the reasons for
such refasal5 and that the citizens be present
IN Sufficient numbers 20 prosees the Committees.
On motion of G. w. BRowx, tbs Secretaries
of the Convention were requested to furnish .
report Of its proceedings to al the Free State
papers in the Territory
Tbs Convention then adjourned sine de.
w. Y. ROBERTS, Chairman.
A. d. RIcHARDsoS, z. G. Ross, Seeretariss.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-09-10

~Some persons have been endeav-
oring to create dissensions in the ranks
of the Kansas Democracy, by charging,
and bringing up documents to prove the
charge, that Gov. Ransom, their candi
date for Delegate to Congress, is slight
ly favorable to this being Free State.
His friends here had some difficulty in
disproving and Strengthening up this
matter. They shouIin't SANDER q man
that way!
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(FOr the Kansas Chiefly
Delegate Convention of the People q,
Kansas.

GRAssEoPPER FAILS, KANsAsJ
"Wednesday, August IS, 1857.
A Delegate Convention Ofthe people of Kan.
sas, met at GrasshOpper Falls, at l2 O'Clock, NJ
to-day.
TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION.
The Convention was called to order BY DBL
P. Roor, of WyandOtt.
On motion to go into temporary orsaniza.
ton. Hon. HESRY ]. ADAHs. of Leavenwortb
was elected President, and A. D. RICHARDSON Of
Quindaro, and DR.. C. F. Kos of AtchisOu, Sec.
rataries
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-09-10

r. The Clerk of the steamer E. A.
Ogden. has placed us under obligations,
for late st. Louis papers.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-09-10
WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS:
thursday. /: September 10, 1851
AGENTS.

J. z. DUDDEuDSE, (Successor to w. S. swym,
Hsr,J Northwest Conner of Olive and Main
Streets, st. Louis Is our Agent in that City, for
solicitiag Subscriptions and Advertisements, and
making collections for the Chief
]. J. RULEY, Esq, Post Master, Oregon, No.
J. 7. MrL1xR, West Alexandra, Preble Co., o.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-09-10

PRETTY Coop. The Marlborough
70. } American Citizen, says the Ameri-
can Convention in that State, neglected
one thing-they did not Recommend OF
nominate any member of their party for
the PenitentiaryI The knob Of the joke
is. the Democratic Convention Resolved
that John G.. Breslin, their defaulting
State Treasurer, ought to be sent to the
Penitentiary, and the Republican Con-
vention passed a similar compliment
upon William q. Gibson, their default
ing Treasurer
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-09-10

@ Mr.. H. F. Macy has purchased
one-half of the saw mill in this place,
and the firm is now Emens d Macy.
They are doing rushing business, veri-
flying the words of the song
"We're bound to run all night,
We're bound to run all day!'
SUNDAY is tire only thing that strikes
hard enough to stop them. There is mon
ey in that saw, and they arepursuing the
proper course to bring it out.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-09-10
PERMANENT ORGANIZATIONS,
NUHBEB or DELEoATEs PRESENT.

J. M. WALDEN, from the Committee on Gre
dentials, reported one hundred and sixty-three
delegates in attendance. On motion, the read
ing of the names was waived, and the report
adopted.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-09-10
NOMINATION OF A DELEGATE TO CONGRESS.

Gen. ]. II. LANE inquired if any delegate de-
sired to present to the Convention, the name Of
any candidate except Mr. RAHSorr. No other
name being offered, Hon. MARCUS J. PARRorr, Of
LeaVenworth, was nominated BY reclamation for
Delegate to Congress. The nomination was re-
ceived with three cheers, amidst great enthusi-
asm
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-09-10

FIRST WEDDiSG IN WHITE CLOUD
The first "koehtzeit," as the Dutch would
say, came off last Sunday, and was a
rich affair. The wedding party started
from the "Jug Tavern" or "Globe Ho-
tel" in two-horse wagon. in the morn
ing, to proceed two miles below town,
where the ceremony was to be performed.
Upon their departure, they were saluted'
with yelling, screaming, and hammering
on all manner of tin pans and buckets.
In the night. crowd proceeded to the
house where they were roosting, after
they had slowed themselves away for the
night. They entered the house, seized
the bridegroom, and dragged him out,
amid the firing of guns and yelling Of
the crowd. They were taking him, en-
ehemise, to creek near by. to duck him.
but were bought of, by the promise of
a treat in the morning. Matrimony is
no small undertaking. in White Cloud
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TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION.
APPOINTMENT OF COMMITTEES.

On motion, the Chair was requested to arpoin.
Committee on Credentials. The following
gentlemen were selected:
Rev. DANIEL FOSTER, Of Emporia;
I'M. WALDEN, of Quindaro;
A. E. JAMESON. of Palermo;
J.W. ROBINSON, Of Manhattan;
W. NJ. F. Army, of Hyatt;
ROBERT Moscow, Of LaWrsncs.
On motion, the following gentlemen were ap.
pointed Committee on Permanent Organiza.
ton:
H. Nuns MooRE, Of Leavenworth;
Rev. G. w. HUrcHNsoN, Of Lawrence;
E. G. Ross, of Topeka;
w H. BAYLEss, Of Doniphan;
WIN. B. Parsons, Of Burlington.
The Convention then took recess until
O'Clock, P. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention rs-assembled at the appoint.
ed hour.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
H. MINIS MosRE, from the Committee on Per.
manent Organization, reported the following sf-
feers:
Presidsns-HOn. W. Y. RosEHrs. Of wyan-
dot.
Vice Presidezts-Hon. H. J.ADGns, of Leav-
enworth; Hon. GEo. W. SIXTH. of Lawrence.
SseretsTies-A- D. RIczGHDsON, Of Quindaro;
E. G. Ross, Of Topeka
The report was accepted and adopted by ac-
elamatioD.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-11
Trustees SALE.

1 i JAi..-- May, sni ~ o;hrt isr op- whom aA1
w Int .ha., ". s,as! t..n hiIor dtatt
= tiAt at I,on Jan Sly 'tr - ana 81 'h.r-y
sislt 4udr,'' AID .eFeny t.e fe.iafs. alb n,s.
~ d4F, at thr dat th~rrtf, 10 h. orfc } IN
t4rahAu which Bln was aus c'eptd b The .a.i
Jar, Mst Aui ~htrea, Oh h ss.d % CAV - jun
A D. $50, IL said John Grsh.m 4 d draw h. other
tef am Hal - nat DAT urn lie said IaElr- MAJ
e. Tie n Il Atty Nv hnuirfi hcl'srs paystl fnr
mont alter the dat ih' rcof, 81 lie order ~ Johi.
& s'am, and glrh Was dolly scccitsi Is Ne ssid
Jam ns,:
40, vie "a. II y,ter t. -.e.Je lie -. inert -
sat Nil starc pted By him, the ,ad Jsmes May
J1t ~ Its st.l .srd day 81 June u l-5h, c'.-
f.i u.it. rst CaTili, A. Irusit", tsn u 80 90
irr G I..XMsio rsid TGE>ttr, Tie Tsrei ~ lsrd
tyirs and b inr .ltLA. 4 Stn.t Cum,
in TIE STAT. - va dr.trhta - follaR. 10 a.
IL as!ta,I rs Z 81 tx y t~.rty f?u) tie
stia- j. tt.osn d"rigueiri AHa t.serio ipon n
TIA ai ~ u Town, Tow ca. ~ Hs' HupoTt-v hi Z
Al n=.d q rras vas juy IL, npul dyed AZ 4 v
IN 4. Goth 4 y " Sept nb. 4 T. 1870, eus III a
snl orr 4 ii TIVE Recorief'. one III sid Scott
Conn.
Andi.as h -.il Bill ~ ~ s,tou, d. .nj ps,
ALE snt the SD Jsm,- May having fAiled to pa! tir
sam ether 81 them you II -aid James MAJ AMI
all ether WON con arr hereby
tnei snd Iubi. note I. herrty given, that l. ths
uui ed, Aus III CortiU. ffustee IS sf3rssatd Al
the req est Of lie sad John Graham the owner .
SSH b Is ard In pursu ne Of III power vesied IN
M by said re IL rss, viii on Tuesday, the 20th
day II April A. n 1857, at the hour % two O'clock
In TIC Afternoon Of SSH Gsy, at the Cont Home door
in the Git Of Davenport, in scott Comfy Afon ssd.
expose AMI oirr II, sa'c a; public auction 20 tbs
highrs n,dder fer h. the parcel OF Land above i.
81 p-i OF o much thereof shan - necessary e.
satisfy tie am; un' then dne 4sii Es, with All
I'd e,p ~ ndi gtte ~ tiI - said -st.
pa',l TIL, ~ day = Artll, 4 ! 1857.
Ar-.2 iikwrI AUSTIN coRRIN. Trusi.e.
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TRUSTEE'S SiLE.

The I. h dss Au.rs,. (. p. 1876.
w Jn-s,h y Kl-lr'An. sn4 ssthsTins III lnl,sf :,
hi- Wis. ,Xeenist m otc. G i'os = .ruste', =
4ltSi - 81 J. u I, c.itst3 tls g. tstt i~;fe ,pr
tsri l.. SCOT clun'~, Iowa, 20 N+d - ta'ioN- e.
W.: .ttus - IN Fat nav apt Wit f":oe "a
eing At po:H& -evtlts two an ct est ifrm ii~
north al . 9, siIiag "a FnGrih s'rtfis '..t-
nirg thenCc as % Fourth II .es.Gt! -iwo f.2l
feet tt.rce nh one htnfr = sna rf.r tlt9l fsri
thence - yfgrp IA feet. infnse -oatl on
HUNDRED AMI fiiy liio Rect to plaee of 'egianiag
Asa the fsil"Einy parcel OF land In all yliias.
Common ing ~ he north rat e. rD-f ~ Sprirs and
Fou III streets. running ~ &c" ntrih one bundr'l
and City ti5ol f-i. thtfr' tnsi s've'tv-tNo III
r. ence south onp htnh 90 ard Hiis li5p tri
thence ) tau II fs+s L" ii &c etb sin.
nns; q A. IN l1wihg l.aac ca ntf rgnc ~ b.
north -, ". Pom ~ a'rt ~ said ~ sE@ en- hin
sed Ard eisli ticsl -. 'ss from tor H. asst Gomez
Of SAID Tortth 4 Il ,Ylii.s sff'-t>, th"uee Mug
- t,,ait-siS " Ct 81 nj. foai i -trtei, M rec
ne-ih h. inrltsl aNd hit NiNl f"i, there ..
thittv-- f.. T. % thence tpeih err hprd ell ant
any tisrl ga - pia.r - t.xinning; wh "a safh
-n,,, ~ va, N w, til- sssI Jur IN y. hIeir hans
aFi ast ,itn 10 Sif- for III IN pos Of securing
~ ~ ul - rtsln rromisssfy no'f- ~ Il lhs
rtar a. thereon signed ~ aid Joseph y Kle!nhsn~
dated ti,a l2th dsy ~ August ishs and payn'ie
f.inx.: u,,e for ~ niy--ss"n doisrs and cue FOR
tn ADt .y'-ioa d1srs, l'aya' bsih ~ TX months.
N. nrl-r ~ .il'am Nt.Hlrr.
And nov esi note Is, ire b. @sne '!re ard pHya
~ nj tho ss.d Jo--f ~. II lubsns haviBg fsi 10
Ny The SAM & SEQ G. u ~. 7 Istnr NJ sfsr Nd,
81 r.etsl 4. al vi ann +. Wheecr, d.
here A' III - - A'iF- 'hf' - ~ th'
vrr which Is IN mr. vested by sSi died ~ Tru.t.
riI on .tui3 y, thr 25ih 6av 81 April 4. -. 1851,
a tie hour a 6lock ia he af'-rno' al sshl isy,
ihr cour Ituse dor IN IL ti'y .f Davenport. =
srd orr for sale AZ rnhiic Auction, III h-h
tiddr TOR cash. arcei> ol land above d"fcfif
or ~ nuoh thereof stall be =utcieat ioth u aud
psy he amount ssii notes Will tfe iptre 70. 8
90 10 the day n Se, 'hr With 81 ne 20 y 49,.
..nfn-4 tip, aid sale sta ofrhis notice snd
rrsst4's fees. Cpon The compeilan OF sneh ssN
de-, W IN he given In u, eorisrre 9Th TIE spuisi on
OF sail d q! y TrGst. -
Dated The lit cay Of Arril, A. u. ls5l.
$50. g. DOW, Trus,.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-11
FANCY CASSIMERES CLOTHS,
"

which We will FER 10 ur fr nd- within ty day.
At III ~ ), aud .! Edward Adm, opposite leCar-
Row
mch93h EHp4RYS 4 ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-11

~ tii.Hk " "a J.. 22d lay & Aug T. / u i.st
W y Dam, is.n and Dor thea panicts 4 hi.wif,
* cutd unto Austn COrtin, a. Trust'c, oertsiu
d- II nut convey 81 ssii Trust the lsud Va
Scott enunfv, lows, described ~ fo,wr. to Wit -
ThiIty ft fr.It running hack TO the an, tiIe hun
d.ff AID r'ty -; n en- the tide - l. tnuH-
Der ~ elve ga ~ bi,ck uun,er i~o 90 IL Green's
Atdition ~ city u Dav mort Iowa a. shown
b. h record Plat SAID Addlt0n which ed ooI-
scyaEc made ~ tn sAiiP. Daui-.s.p mi DO =
othrA svie, for the yurI o. Of log he pay.
mem q c' rtsin Lrtn.ssoFy ntp and III in;sre-i
thereon, ism 4 ~ sad =. psnielssn. dated the ~
day of Argus;, A. u. Is 6, aud yaytble 10 orJ~f VI
wilisu H. Abbott. Oh the I'D day " Dresntet, A.
b. 1855.
Aud now said note having bscr inc duo and payable
and the said 2 Danie!sen having failed to pay tho
same I, Austin Corbin, Trustee aforeasid 81 the
request Of said William n Abbott the owner Of raid
ntc do hereby give this public notice that by
the power which 10 10 vested BY said desd q Trus,
will on SATURDAY,, THE e5TH DAY OF April A. d.
1857, at'Ls hour u O'Clock In the afternoon c; said
day Al the Court HOUSE door the city u Dsy-a-
pDrt, EXPO. ard der for sale at public auction. TO
the Highest bidder for cash IA. parcel 81 land above
described much thereof o. shall be suficeu,
satisfy ani ss the amount Of rsii with the in
terest thereon to the day OF sale, together with
the costs aud exT~nses ttendng ss! sale, Costs ~
this notice aud Trustees fees.
Dated The 3ist day Of March, 4. d. 1851.
marcl7l.- AUSTIN C0BBiS. Trustee.
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AVN SAW OVF~oVMo
G4H|,zi5lzs;9.jFs7 49,
AWE AND DISTANCE SAVED, WA
Wac York and Erie
Vide Gasos. Double 7, dot.
B A I L B o A D.
rs Dunkirk. Bx6dlo, Nisssrs ysLs o. Sss
pension bridge.
TNHIS Is the only Wide Gusge Railroad HAVING
i wide and spacious Saloon Cara running through
from Dunkirk. BafAlo Niagara Falls and Srspeoat0n
Bridge to New York.
without Change Of Cars or
Baggage
adordine unusual confori,
Speed & Safety.
Boston passengers leave New York daily, 1t 8
O'Clock, p. IT., on the
Most Splendid Steamer in the
World.
via
Sronington. Norwich or Fall River
Through Tickets are good on either OF the above
roates.
1itrou. Tickets aui general nforInit.on car be
pre- urea IL tie Company, uf.ce, Nc. - Dearborn
sire upposite fremont House, Chicago.
Merchants, Produce and Stock Dealers can make
Il rough contracts by calling On the Coupsny's Agents
A. II. PETERS, Ag't, IS Dearborn street, Chicago.
B. SMITH, Gen. Agent, Cleveland, o.
declTdtf
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Chicago Alton 4 ST. Louis Z. X

VulCdSV AltOH ~ Ole LOulS Ia I1S
6 o. ass,ys
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
Chicago aud st. Louie.
rdsas !eove Caiodgo t,r 81. Louis end iatern.e-
didte places.
Acconoc .ticn Train, (Sunlay's rscep,-d) SsoA
Express Train, (saturdays exceptetD II fosk
Grains leare 81. Louis t1r CA,e1go and int,rr,e-
did:A PAGES.
accommodation Train, .sunisy' 5 eAceyted] 1rSAx
Espress Train saturdays eXcer.e,D 3o0rs
Trains run directly through, without change Of
cas- OF baggage. Trsins through Joliet, B!oca.-
ington, Springfield, Cariinviie AID Alton.
WITT Ans run on this road maxi diIec. connections
III Joliet Cut on End Michigan Central Railroad st
liable route between e. LOGS and NV YoFh, Boston
Philsdeiphia, ssia TIE Fact.
With Illinois Central X. h At Bioon.nytsa for La.
Sale, Mendoza and Cairo.
nh Great Western Of Illinois ~ Springfield, for
Decatur and Naples.
With all the Railroads divereiny from Chicago
with daily line OF Packets at 81 Louie !o1 Keotuk
New Orlesns, and Missouri River.
Through Tickets ioT all places ..oa cd 1.sve can
be procured At all the principal Il, set Offices in the
Cnited States and at the nhices
II 81, LoniB l. Chicago
Foot OF W Arlington tv- ~ Dearoor street, epra
enrs, on Leyes. cite 1reEloal housr.
NCHD 2. MORGAN, JE., sup;.
k.ooaninstcn, scr. j, 1865. frblsdt'
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FIRST PREMITN
aAb STkiW 4 FODDER CYrTER !
FARMERS, RRan,


Il Rigki u PsienA>rd he Pateot
eSs Hay. ssrsw ga R.ss..
'ssAt eoUSFaHs a. Tuss sr.Y,
~. .Ss 70 ne iafmsf add ~ psbl,e ,,n.,,li,
"a "S. hlshiJ desirable aachlss. IA !, of 80,
10y sal, stroaG aad darsbas ana ..S,,s..l
Iegesiy vel al The sbove kin-, - 49,. a.
,. - ,sg cay aAsst 80 Aaig fas 49,, $500.
". 49, ~ h.ea S'ssrs n eoiag as wOss
-. Fa US suPorioIfy tahe ni..,.,. 1.
- ~ go, ~ Peoitc hAt 81 kas sure~,si,siv 49,
:, ~ a. ne EariOss ARrtrut,s,.s 49,
~ sh.e las osen eEhibited. T,rr,,.S 49,. -.
go .Eas4 az the last kIbiiicr a a. - 80
hrs' Prrnisa fr Hans c.n.s, =,
o-,.sJ akise slinTal Pair a. wipeke...r "
S.ssr ~, 'Sss Preuisna, ai,ss NsyyI,-s -.
es'1ssore sad ne vurtasa St,,s P.,, :,
a. II1i rnniams aItAs SIrlou. C.cn,,, 80.
~ e'aerens seefions ct the eoautrV 80 ,h-Js
nves aPprovsi Of all uAo have eve. !, - ..,.,
ual snsntaasioa OF TRIAL IN '0Faf-
- TIE Cutter is acaraed .bN., ., 49,,
.o.ss PoIsf, BATH IN the moGa ,ub.,.,f;si -
eanhse manner. And viii faIf .,i.i !. -.
Say Csfisy fsT HG.4 s2s H,,.. R.u., ana
Aanafseiared aad tor sac ~
JOHN w BARLEY
e@aeAesNer 81 AEyirU6srsf E,,.i--....
@1ryI asscssgegn
Near The Dcpot wieeh..,.,
m - Ihe above machines are fST al, ~ r..
Rauiias. ckatlexiown ". iASs.
Dee 4 Is6S If
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MeooRMICK's
ssariNG Asb MOVING AiCRIsKH
IMPROVED FOR 49,


o. JsrrsssOs. Fs.ss..Ss a.,s..
a LsI sns Mossss CosRitr. ar, ..s--s - :.
se ave e~es sppofatec sPkClAI IpESsss'
sspplJ ,ef TEEN ~its ,his WORLD kESoG
nfs'n add iahot saving Asrki.. "SeC
ssres Ne services Of Mr. yoss n, a ~. s.s ga
ue@sa eomr-sert sad rftaese Oh. .,li sss.
ihme~ IN he seeve rerritosy \, a, =. - -, :
80 800 :. nke heir or6ers A. A., A..,.
- "sesanes otdefcd set srr I,,S, ..
psfv sss isiiy snaer vsy Fstr,-,. -. -
nf"eFh Ms ore Gsars>fsss a. 49,, --...f
gfvs ia fu1<sf tafttGa<fles 49,
wsr.fsehsiiy soi,cH Iheir ORDERS
'" I" 70 tSssrs kfs< s.gyissz 90 ov,r. a, 80
~. o' sevefsi Ne escssses inttoSpr,s ,ssA.'.a.
81, ys', ne <<.as< fsr MeCoR ACES
rn.Ss ti.sser ihi. ses.os tAsa -y,, -.
,,.ss. s..'s s'Ch's REAPER saS MOVIE
49,, e.'rs-rs oct oAiy o. . ~. - -.
5000, POI Tor 10 ssrs<ii, srd s,r..- - 49,
f'ssfh q bsLd LrAf-,r, = go ~.
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a" ofcefse. nail aSdrr..rd A. -. ~ ls a
ch.,i-.,y TASTY ma 90 A. y A. es5-.
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pS'ai sa lhs baltimore ana oAso =, =. st ,,,ra
ts, sha fssomsc RaiisasS. Wa
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A., ~ 49, go sssa 90 delivery b.lss<, ,...aSs
-, noef nsEt, SiA inssrr.s 80
of harvest $50 SaaA 81 The slsss
.sr'oas ssrts % The Rear, e, -
49,. JESSE r HIGGINS a mao
AEenn io' Jefsr.oa. Yr~d~.irI 49,
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so@sy CooSiy. No. saa ASa'-
April 1857 Il.
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PRIHATR AALR.

FF1HE tshsrfibsf. iaifsdiag 10 lsavs iks Csaa-
~ ", ulii 80 b. LOT, saatainisn A Acres.
sitBaist IL ne Esa ED 81 Chsflsail -. ga -
ioisies a. PfuFsng q An Wfisua. Tee aitaa.
tea y q gerF fsstfstif Gee Aiso - th@ FfsnI
~, stnui S1yg18 GniCHsssf , 400 ~ - -
$3.50 FLANK. saf 3 ~ II WINDOW FnAkEa
ast SASH elLLs sh5 tlNFEta. 81 d akish
ctr - $50 sllfar.
~ fstheg osofgs Esstsu - aarhosirsE -
mafs ste Il - Eh0Vg FfcFsnF
WILLIAM n RANDALL.
Aesuo lasT I've
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8PEOxAxs NOTICE.

A Ii psrsoas having claims again JohA Kable,
"A teed. ere rrquested 20 preseat them proper ~
althesttcatet, and they viii b speedily s6iGrted.
Those vho are indebted TO him are Fesussted 70
naks immediate PayaeaL while ne desire 20
tsdSigr Dsers the taterests 81 all concerned Crrf-
sesSE so fsgafsrs, aad The disiasee the Admini,-
uaior resides fEon kablst0sb iofbid IL. No is-
dsissnee IAsFsiors, seed be sEPeeisd b those Uho
disregard his soties-
JOHN z MASSEY Admr
March ., te5I. Of J0hn Katie iced
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New Spring and Summer Goods

New Spring and Summer Goods.
VHNbk P8hIic = respectfully iorhed % 90 siocs
shich . ths largest sBd $50 selected that se
havs ever hFfofs oarfsd 70 Ibis c0mmasiiY. Pst-
Lsttss Dress 0uois. kaibfoitffY, Ac.s uhirk vtn
compare iasofatiT uhs say ever hfoaght - ihis
@sfts1-assgpg ghieh vHi - fsand soas bssafL
~ bsfaGs ofenadiBf Ofgeadis sd Las Rotes
FirHfef 81 ccfff Ceiafef p@fss~a 50 fasaa
1Friae silks Urea ~ } Whi,s Cfsps $40 Rieiia
thesls. FiEufsd agiss asf laStcart Mssiins
Cniiafs sd sirevss En 0iorss Emsfui1srsf saa
Hea alischs1 EfanttsftAlsk a.
Apfn ie 81 JNAL Il sADLER.
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fe2 fhia aaffss aff fni.ef irnn a. tssf asr.et
SO Sfs aisneais1 saf 80 II eusFiy sssfF a1sss
y - Gntel 49, etttinf 81 atrefs go So
~ - ssfiirsi 80 ~ Fsfiffiss sti asfs rssa
fsartHf NsstF ssFerietl11s II lsff yafthses lefas
$3.50 DsuslrF tssisFf csn siss ~ ssrriisf elss
49, resfs 81 ifEsfsi F1srn
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