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g. Chapman has again applied tn

Co Chapman has again applied the
tweezers to his minion, who dabbles in ink
for the columns Of the Ne5raskian, and
again are the readers of that delcctable pa
per treated to choice specimens of pot-housc
slang in reference to oursclf. For reasons
stated, we last week said VIC had no desire
to stir this poltroon in libcllous journalism
any further, well knowing, that in running
tilt against this digitigradc carnivorous
mammal, he would use as means of de-
Tense, the extremely fetid liquor with which
nature provided him, and which he has the
power of emitting at pleasure. 1t is we'll
known that ssSwine rub their dirty sides
against the lowest base of the purest mar
BILE column, but the first generous shower
from heaven washes the stain away."-
Chapman and his grinder, in imitation of
their kind, have our warrant meo pcriculo,
to rub their dirty sides against us, and we
will trust to another Congressional defeat to
send them 'sshrieking'' back to Ohio, where
their services met a 'duc' reward in times
gone by.
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HEAD QUARTERS or THE Any.

WEST PoINr, N. Y. Aug. 3, '57.
SR-l have the honor to acknowledged
the receipt of your letter of the 18th of Ju-
", relative to the apprehension you enter
tain OF Indian disturbances on the frontiers
Of Iowa and Minnesota, andurging the pres
encc OF more troops in that quarter. SUBJ
mitted it to the General-in- chief, and, by
his direction have forwarded It to Washing
ton for the consideration Of the War De-
partment.
You will have seen before this that the
General has sent four companies Of artillery
armed as Infantry-to Minnesota to assist
in guarding against any disturbances from
the Sioux. To do this, he has left Forts
Brady and Mackinax without garrison, and
the harbors of Boston and New York with
but one company each!!
The expedition to Utah has drawn of
more than that part of the late increase to
the army which was to have been assigned
to the country this side Of the Rocky Noun
tains, and it is now left with less than it had
before the addition of the four regiments.
More troops are asked for from every one
of the military geographical departments,
and there are none to 20.
The army, with every care, is harrassed
almost beyond endurance.
Ifeel confident, however, we shall be able
to keep the peace in the northwest. know
that it engages the special attention Of the
General, and, without doubt, that Of the
war department.
have the honor be,
very respectfully, your ob't serv'.
IRWIN MCDOWELL.
Asst. Ag't. General.
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We examined a specimen of coal which was
found in the bluffs opposite St Mary. It had
the character of camel coal but did not burn
SO brightly. How it may turn out when pur-
sued deep remains to be seen. We believe
but are not certain that the coal is found on
Mrs. Hepner's property. 1t will be indeed
OF incalculable use and therefore of value
because it will be the only coal mine as far
as VIC know in Mills county.
The coal used by the blacksmiths in Glen
wood is brought some thirty miles off in
wagons from q neighboring county and is
purchased at 60 cts. per bushel. The want
Of coal in this increasing city is a serious
evil and We long for the time when we
shall be enabled to announce to our citizens
the certain discover Of so oil important an
article Gienmood Times
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touched. Present ralue of sugar and mo-
lasses now held is about Sic, zoo, 900.
The Post says: 1t is to be hoped by all
buyers and consumers, that the extraordi-
nary prices for sugar will decline soon to
something like living rates. 1t is generally
conceded that nothing but the exertions and
combinations of spectators keep the prices
where they now are. There is large
quantity now in New York, which, being
held on to, in view Of the apparently scant
crop this year in Cuba and Louisiana, will
cause the article to become clog in the
market. These same spectators have
commanded. the market about as long as
they can. Instead of the crop in Cuba and
Louisiana, this year falling below that Of
last, it will, in Cuba, equal if not exceed,
and in Louisiana it will exceed by Far the
crop of last year. In Louisiana last year,
the crop was only 5000 hogshcads, and this
year it will amount to 100000 hogsheads.
Buyers are not anxious to buy, and sellers,
are, Notwithstanding their tenacity for
prices, anxious to sell.
1t may be sometime yet before we shall
feel the good effects Of this turn of affairs,
but they will assuredly come. If what we
have stated be true, in six months sugar can
be bought, any quantity Of it, for eight
cents a pound. It is matter of congratu-
lation that our western merchants have kept
pretty clear Of the article, buying only what
was necessary for present need.
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& Rey.l.s,s pssssies sew. ~


Repsssies Dasafies csavs.sse
4 wspublish 4o-dag, call for i District
convsatioagto BE- Md It Calhoun, Harri-
son sunsy, ION Sasa.day, lsth INIT, Tor the
purpose Of placing in nomination, ! candidate
for Senator in the 18th Senatorial District,
and = Candidate for Representative in the
1l4th Representative District. The impor-
lance Of the issue now before US, demands
the untiring and devoted attention Of the
Republican party, and Of the friends OF the
New Consultation, and We hepe, therefore,
to see very general attendance from oil
parts Of the District. The present CAM
paign will be but a brief one, and It be-
hooyes the Republicans to organise at once
place in nomination candidates every way
worthy the place and the time--men who
Will grid on their armor, and 90 forth into
the conflict, determined never to leave the
Geld, until victory perches upon our BAN
ner. Success Is within our reach, and we
have only to put forth our best and undi-
vided efforts to graspit. Aswo said before,
the campaign will be q brief one, and there
fore let it be al active and energetic one.
Let the deliberations of the Convention,
which is to meet next Saturday, be charac-
terized by the utmost harmony and good
feeling. and the controlling rule Of action
be desire to promote the real interests OF
the State, and Of the Republican party, at
the sacrifice Of all personal and local con-
siderations. All we need to elect our can
didates in this district, is full vote, and by
a united and concerted action, this can be
obtained. Let it be the imperative duty OF
every Republican, from and after the nomi'
nation, to work faithfully, until at
ter the election, and it will then be our
pleasant duty to announce the triumph OF
Republican principles, eren on the "Nllssou-
ri Slope" -. - = - = -..
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Half Of the above Improvements to be done before the
LIST of December next and all completed befofe first
of July, 1885, the Share Shares shall be forfeited.
All forfeited shares go to the Company.
ARTICLE 18th. On the iirst Monday Of July 4. D.,
1868, this Corporation shall cease to exist.
Donations Of Lots will be made by the Directors,
they deem advisable the best the Com
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Democrats. Of ..High Henry" ON Ralph P. Lo,

Democrats Of "Hish Henry" ON Ralph p. Lowe.
The Mt. Pleasant Home Journal, in no
ticing tho proceedings of the Democratic
Club of that place, speaks as follows:
Mr.. Dean regarded the adoption Of the
new Constitution as a Republican triumph;
he intimated pretty plainly, that he Should
continue to hold as enemies of the
Democratic party, all who voted for it, and
that he would reject as a standard bearer of
his party, any one who. was disposed to ia
vor that miserable fabrication. He said
emphatically, that if he was compelled to
vote for friend of this republican bant-
ling, he preferred to take him from the Re-
publican party, &c., and in that case he
knew of no man in the State more worthy of
the honor, than Judge Lowe. He paid a
warm and glow tribute to the any vir-
fuos of tho Raj 81 y shorf
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REPU BLIgAN COUNTY CONVENTION.
a full attcndance Of the REPUBLICANS Of potta-
was,amie County earnestly requested 1t the PAcI
FiC House. in Council Bluffs, Thursday, 10th inst,
At oc,ck r. N for the purpose Of Of consultation,
end appoint DELEGATES sttcnd the District Conycn
,ien To be held 1t Calhoun, Harrison County, Iowa,
the 18th inst.
PSstawattam,e Co. Central Com.
Council Blnns. Sept. 18th, 1887. a3&
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The RepubIie.ns in California.


The following letter Of acceptance, was
transmitted by telegraph to the Republican
Convention of California, by EDWARD
STANLEY, upon receiving intelligence of
his nomination for the Office Of Governor.
49,. San FRANcIsco, July 6, 1857.
Soon after learned the Lords Prayer
and the Ten Commandments, was taught
that every man had duties to discharge to
his country, in peace as we'll as in war.-
California is part Of our country. Among
the first to advocate her claims to admission
in the Union, shall be the last to say she
has no claims on me.
If you cannot prevail, as hope you may,
on better man to be your standard-bearer,
and can trust North Carolinian upon faith
in his past life and expressed opinions, my
name is at your service.
| know the honest men and patriots who
make this nomination will do their country
no harm. Yours, &C., -...e.
.... ...as EDWARD STANLEY.
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/
We I'D hped = announces, in to-dey's
issue q the NonpsrsiI, the successful NJ
ing Of y telegraph cable across the Atlantic
Ocean, tonnscting The Two Contiuents shs
old sitk the nsw world but, = wili y sen
BY the following, we are doomed TO disap-
pointmsat this time. The following dis
patch is from the London Times, Of the
18th nit.
500 PLYnouru, Aug. a.
The United States steamship Niagara,
Susquehanna, and Her Majesty's screw
steamship, Agememnon entered the Sound
this p. NJ, on their return from their UNI
successful attempt to lay the telegraph Gu
BILE.
On board the Niagara they report that at
the time Of tho severance, the wind was
southerly; there was some sea, and the ves-
sci was going from three to four knots, and
the cable paying out from FIVE to six and
sometimes seven knots. As the quantity of
slack thus expended was greater than ex-
pected ut starting, and more than could be
afforded, to retard the strain, was therefore
increased to a pressure Of 5000 pounds, and
the cable broke. The extra expenditure of
slack commenced on Monday evening, when
strong and heavy swell prevailed, and .
powerful under current was experienced
This current forced the wire from the ship
alta considerable angle; when the break was
applied with increased power, the stern OF
the Niagara was down in the trough OF the
sen, and the extra strain created by her
rising was the immediate cause of the cables
parting.
The general opinion is that the season is
too far ADVANCED for another effort now
The Niagara is considered too heavy for the
purpose. 1t is stated that the wheels ceased
to revolve when the pressue was applied on
Tuesday morning.
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Ratification.

At half past o'clock tonight, there is
to be grand concentration Of the unterri-
fed, in front Of Phoenix Block, for the pur-
pose Of ratifying the Democratic nomina-
tons for Governor and Lieutenant Governor.
As the cull extends to ssall those in favor Of
Democratic principles. and opposed to the
Black Republican party We of course, are
included, in the first specification, and pur-
pose being present, to witness the great
eonHagration Of old tar barrels, and to hear
the buncombc speeches, that are sure to
follow.
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Officers.
CHARLES f. WHITING, President.
LEONARD SEARS, Treasurer.
SAMUEL PEARSE, Secretary.
Ro0rd Of nirerfors

f5UUIU
C.E WHITING, 7. ELLIOTT,
Us. MERRILL, W. N. BURTON,
J. +. MORRISON, T. H. BENTON,
N. ENCORE, GoUvENER NORRIS
Il. d. v. MASON.
The above Town is situated about halfway between
Council Bluffs and Sioux City, at the terminus the
Iowa Central Railroad. three miles from good landing
on the Missouri river and is surrounded the
eye extend, with the beautiful and productive
country in the West with Timber, both hard soft,
IN abundance. [nlS-4w.
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jefferson Denounced rs u Bigst, Fanatic and
ar Traitor. ,.-...,..... F.. ..lg

SVAAeAs~ A~S~~~~>S
., Traitor. ..-...,..... ..y
The third clause of the Democratic plat
form Of this State. as adopted at Iowa City,
declares that claws passed by Congress, I'M
der the Constitution, and decisions made by
the Supreme Court of the United States
are equally binding upon the people, and
must be maintained, in order to preserve the
country from anarchy, and that it is the du-
ty of every citizen to sustain these depart
ments against the assaults of bigots, ia.
natics and traitors.'' Now, let US see
what THOMAS JEFFERSON says. In a letter
to Mr.. JARVIS, treating of the Supreme
Court, he says: sYou seem to
consider the judges, as the ultimate arbiters
of all constitutional law; q very dangerous
doctrine, indeed, and one which would place
us under the despotism of an oligarchy. :
= The Constitution has erected no such
single tribunal, knowing to whatever hands
confded, with the corruptions Of time and
party, its members would become despots.
know no safe depository OF
the ULTIMATE POWERS of the Society,
but the people themselves; and if we think
them not enlightened enough to exercise
their control with wholesome discretion,
the remedy is not to take it from them,
but to inform their discretion by education.
This is the true corrective of abuses Of con-
stitutional power" Now, it isclear to our
mind, that the clause quoted above, and
which was doyetailed into tho Democratic
platform of this State, is intended to reach
the case Of every person holding the opin-
ions entertained by JEFFERSON, as quoted
above-ergo, JEFFERSON was "bigot, ia
natic and traitor" We have no expecta-
ton that the s'unterrifed" will SO amend
their platform as to coincide with the views
expressed by JEFFERSON, and merely refer
red to this departure from Jeffersonian doc
trine, for the same purpose that member
of the bar did, when he made the following
evil your Honor allow me
to quote passage from Blackstone, show
inga material difference between that au-
thor and the Court?'' SIT is not necessa-
ry," replied the Judge, ''the Court is sat-
isficd that its decision is correct" ssYour
Honor misapprehends me, entirely" quoth
the barrister, ''it was not my purpose to
prove your decisi on incorrect; only wish to
show what ID old fool Blackstone was!"
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Groceries & Provisions
3 ~ &
E. v. CONNOLLY g. CO.,

One Door West Of Hagg's Block, Upper
Broad,cay,
1AvE JUST RESUMED THE ABoyE BUSINESS
i at the old stand Of c. P. SMITH, where will bo
kept constantly on hand, all kinds OF
Groceries g. Provisions:
Consisting in part Of Tea, Sugar Coffee Rice Scan.
Starch, Candies, Mackerei, Salmon, Dried Apples.
Peaches. MoIasses, Vinegar, Flour. Meal Isaeon lard
Butter, Eggs, Corn Oats, at Wholesale or Retail
nl6-ly 4. v. CONNOLLY a RI
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North NtllHosrinnssT in i respect sao to

-
TIE q! importers in this mar
"a. ons, and of molasses
I sgallons, and stocks Of
= - rts are larger than usu-
y held in Cuba is unusu-
z eason, amounting at last
one hundred thousand
J here have declined l l-2
making a decline on the
Is, now held, in this mar
i three and a half million
present prices, there is
line Of over five million
erage prices would be
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supper Tens oI.ane'
LNILLEY'S "SHANGHAI. OSAalteo

BUCKS Omitted States" or n tho canvoss
Cooking stoves. iuch iberality
II For sale very cheap
Store of
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HORACE EVERETT.
Dealer in Land, Land warrants
and Exchange,
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.

COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.
OFFERS EOR SALE, THE FOLLOWING pEsIRA-
~ BILE Lands in Mills Comfy.
4 : u and n \ y X. See 49, Town IL
4-l2o Acres one mile from Nishnsbottany river,
and miles n 4 OF Tabor. 50 per acre.
SEX W \, Sec s. Town II, X 4l--40 acre. hot
lom land On Silver creek, miles S W Of white Cloud
sw Sc n. Sec 10, and W = \, Sec 81,
two miles west Of White Cloud 3 -
NE =, %. -, Ii-lO acres; X
\ " u : W \. and W 81 1. sccJs
", 4l-l20 acres near White Cloud, and adjoining
sssEs, Sec ss r7s. R IL ,,,
sw NV ksEs,s -, TT2, R41, '@o acres.
lies mile north Of White Cloud. Most Of the above
land in ~ A. lies about mile north Of Messrs SUM
mer's farm, is second bench bottom within mile or
two of White Cloud and upon the line OF the Burline-
ton and Mo Railroad and is unsurpassed by any land IN
Western Iowa, and will be sold reasonable terms
W u and W X, Sec %, Il, X 40 acres
miles \ f of Tabor. 50 per acre.
y SW \, s so and n NV u, Sec 81, IL II;
l6o acres timber, miles n W Tabor. $40 per acre.
EN- Ea, Sec 81, T r. $50 acres y a mile
east OF Mr. Ssrnsers farm, the road from Gcnwvod
to Tabor. S. per acre.
EH Sws, Sec ,; SEX and S w.s g.. Sec
4, a. 500 acres miles Of Glenwoed, and
two miles north of Fayette. S. per acre
VIZ SWs ard S Es SwS and SWtsEs and 10
acres on the East side of Ea IVA Ea Sec a. r
73, III; NJ VIZ, Sec 2. T72, r Al; sen NEs
Sec rs, -, R4-267 nftythree hundretth acres This
tract lies about one mile west OF Cotton's farm II
mile west OF the Nshnabottany river and miles North
Of the Railroads.&c. acres Of il is excellent timber
81 Eis and Eis n En- and WI, Sec s. 7s
Hl-zeo acres lies on Reg creek mostly bottom land,
and miles north Of Glcnwoad.
" \, Sec 8, 10, 42
seq, :, 70, ~; leo acres
lies on keg creek about miles south Of the Stage road
east from Council Bluffs, and miles north of Glen
wood, all in 10 ~. at S. per acre.
For price and Terms, apply at HORACE EvERETT's
Office, Council Bluffs Inl5-u
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Democratic Nominations.

Tho Democratic State Convention, which
met ut Iowa City, on the 26th ult., nomina-
ted sBESJ. NJ. SAMUELs, of Dubuque, for
Governor, and GEORGE GLLAsPY, of Wa
pello County, for Lieutenant Governor
In nominating this ticket, the Democrats at
tempted master stroke Of policy-thc for
mer being an anti-Bank, hard currency man,
and the latter a professed friend of Banks of
lssue-that is, he advocated in the Consti.
tutional Convention, the providing for the
establishing Of Banks, but is now kinder
con the fence" and his position may be de-
fined after the manner in vogue at the time
of the Mexican War-thus:
'Ez fer the war, I go aginit-
l mean to say, Kind O. DIT
That is, I mean tibet, beia in it,
The best way wuz to fight it thrs ~
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Notice.

sTNHE CO-PAR4NERSHlP OF RANDALS 4 GER
i HART, 10 dissolved BY mutual consent The bu-
siness win hereafter be conducted by +. RANDALS
CO., af the old stand door 10 the where
the best quality Of Provisions be found at all times
for Cash.
Persons Indebted to the nrm Of RANDALIS 4 GER.
HART will please call and settle without further de-
lay. T. KANDALS 4 co.
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''My love fer north an snnth is cqui,
So III just answer plump an frank,
No matter wut may be the scqnii,
Yes sir, am agin bankH
"With his party in Dubuque, he did not
believe the business Of that locality de-
manded banks of issue. But he would pledge
himself in advance not to sreto any pro-
position adopted by The Legislature, for the
submission Of a Banking System to cote Of
the State - Kind, considerable Mr.. SAM
uELs! We opine that you will not veto mea-
sures of any kind-the people will make use
Of the veto power to the great discontinue
Of all anti bank men.
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RErUsLlcAs DlsrRIcT coxyExrlox.

Tas Hcpnbltcan EIectsrs u the twelfth senatorial
District, and the fourtsenth Representative District
eAisans VI TIE Counties Of Fottawat.amic,s Harri-
go shelby Audubon, Crawford Nonona,s wocd-
burys Carroll, Calhoun, Sac, Ida Cherokee Buens
Vista. Rahontas, Faio Alto. Emmett. Clay, Dickinso
Usccoia,s O.Dvtsn,s Plymouth sioux and Bunoombc =
are requested to send Delegate for every Efg
fers III their Counties, to REPUBLICAN CoNvEN-
TiON, 70 be held at
CALHOUN. Harrison Co.. Saturday. Sept. 12th,
1t - O'Clock noon for the pnrpore Of nominating caRd
Gates for senssor md Member Of the House Of Repre-
ssatives % Be supported n the ensuing October Ele
tton. and the transaction Of other business. SIS
'7he counties marse, with compose the Represent
alive District. s!S
s9e4 q. p. STONE. I Republican
sgssz PC, BIts,AER. Central Comfs
FRANK STREET, Of
-fysA ~ D. b. CLARK. P0ff6udffassie
EfsIEsa& J. Is. GO5S, J6s County.
s.s
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New Goods!

r n. PHILLIPS CO.. ARE OPENING 4 GOOD
d assortment Of Boots Shoes Leather, Shoe vtDd-
iDss. &C., which they will sell By Wholesale rstail
CHEAP FOE CASH.
Cash Paid for Hides.
Council Blufs, seht S-sIs-sm
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Nsw- pcrk Citp Business Dirertorp

TIRE FOLLOWING LIST consists Of proni-
i n.nt Houses IN each lias Of Business:
Advertising Agents.
g. n. PETTENGILL hCO...............Se h9 Nss>sr-s-
Berlin W DOL, Rmbroidery silks, Frtnges. Gimps
Buttons Ladies Dress Trimming, ooi sad suVef Ars
eles for Rsgaiss
KoHLSAAT BROS Importer, and Joboess, Ne - Joha's
Boat and Oar Bsxaas.
LIE Race, Ship and Pleasure Boats OF al Ends on fAAs-
m&sins assortment Of over 30 boets-C L. iS6Ek
SOIL 1 son No. -, Soutb-st.
Crate and Fesder Makers.
WIN n. JACKSON formerly W. L n JscssoI soasl na
sG Broadway. door above lstb-st-
Hardware, Cutlery, EDGE Tools. 90.
DOUGLAS, Manufacturer and DeAl.r no ~ Beck st
Ltgntnina Roas.
n Quincy SON otices ~ T. Z7tbs. and ls sAssaas
LYON MANUFACTURING Co-O-His P-ssrt Also 0thss
Rod. Insul.iors Poinis vsaes, <c..Aspts'oals bslt
laE No. SIS Broadway.
Lithogruphers.
gro. - Nter-g
Window and Plate G,ass Hresch and In sfish3
y HOPKINS BR0IHBRS llmpsrsrsl. Ne 81 Barclay n
ANY Aidious shove LIZ should Be brons,. 70 ss
ofee Of n PETTENGIIL Co. No. lls Sa.s.. ..
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Professional Notices.

DRTYATE SURGICAL HOSPITAL. ed
L WARD II. DIXON, II d EDITOR Of TIE ScALpEL
,Ld au nor e PrsccA Treatise Disease. Of the S-rss
Sysieu b.s established spacious ivsie Hospid snt iEr
OF ,o,s who require important surgical oP-,oos POO
loug,S Ole eiio Treatment Rupture. Piles F.,u, aad va
co ar, cured without The ssiar-. Hours tor pr
va. con suits ou from 20 and 10 o'clock eyeainss
Dr. residence No a. Al III ohet hogr. bes a. The
No Yesyst Astor House, rneTe a. literary aaa pntss
,icusl com nuuicAi.ons uirst be len.
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Ell. LUDLOW, Auctioneer

T.. II. LUDLOW, Aucloneer
VALUABLE PROPERTY on East 3lst ST. az
AUCTION -Peremptory Sac BY order Of the sGp.ene
Court T. H. LUDLOW b Co will sell 81 Auction On WED-
EESDAY Jan a. l2o'clock a. the Merchants Kxchnge:
EAST SlST-ST-The four-story Brick HOUSE and LOT,
No 1891 Fast 3lsist between ls end 2sv. House 10 sxB
Lot 90 deep For further particulars apply 70 JAMES W.
WHITE No 81 LbeIiyst Maps Of 'he property &c At the
Office Of AuctiOneeT.