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Land Sale.

There will be offered for public sale, to the
highest bidder, on the
eth February, inst, 1857,
At tho Stcre Room oi John ]. Jones, in the town
of Portland, in Jefferson tUGnship, Jackson
county, Ohio, the northwest quarter Of tba
north -east quarter Of section twcn;y one, towns
ship 5, and rangeslS. containing .thirE six
acres more OF less; also the north, "a qRarter
o. the southwest quarter OF sectioiyZl, town
ship S, of raDgei5, erntajuing thlriy:six acres
more or less also u Sou, Mst quarter Of the
soutl-westqaart6 Of Sea..oli l6 township 5, of
rangete. containing thirty-six ncreS more or
less, situated in Jefferson township, jackson
couuty, Ohio, to be sold BY me. as the executor
of tie will ofJohn Clark ;deceased. One third
part of the purchase to be paid in hand at the
lime the deed is made, one third in ear, and
the remainder in two years with interest from
date on the deferred payments, secured by II
mortgage on the premises.
The sale to commence at or about o'clock,
P. NJ, on said day.
JOHN s. STEPHENSON. Executor
or the will Of John Clark, deceased.
February 5 1857. 4G-4w*
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Nails and Glass of oil sizes, 70: 4
by I p Sutherlsndl !
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SHERIEF9S SALE.

Notice is hereby given that will offer for sale at
public auction, ut the door Of the Court House, in
JackSon, Jackson county, Ohio, on
Saturday, Aarch 2lSt, 1857,
AT II O'Clock A, Nj, Of said day, the following real
estate, to witt n-lot No, 81, in jamestown Addition
to the town Of Jackson, in jackson county, Ohio,
taken as the property Of Peter Ewing on an order Of
sale in favor Of G. NJ Damarn dco. issued by the
Court of Common Pleas of said county of jackson,
and to me directed, as sherid of Sad county. APP
praised at $3.50.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-02-26

SOap,-Eancy Toilet Shaving sM
Soap for family use, always on hand and
by TIP, Suther
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MOIaSses,-N o. MOlasses also, Golde
Syrup, for sale by T. P. Sutherland. 4
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New Stock.

Mackcrci,-A lot Of nice fat lnackersl for
sale at T. P. Sutherland
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Jaynes' celebrated family medicines, consisting
OF his Alternative, Expectorant, Hair Tonic,
Ague Pills, Hair Dye, Tonic Vermifuge, Car.
minative Balsam, Sanatiye Pills & Counter.
rritant Lniment.
Stabler's Cherry ExPectorant, Diarrhua Coyda
& Worm Mixture.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral & Cathartic Pills.
Bulls Sarsaparila Il King of Pain.
Guysotts Yellow Dock and Sarsaparila
Wistar's Basam of Wild Cherry.
Rowaud's Tonic Mixture Remedy for Costive
Bowels, Remedy for Sore Eyes Remedy for
Ear Ache g. Deafness Remedy for Dyspepsia
Remey for Complaints of tie Lungs, KEN.
edy for Toothache & Compound Syrup of
Blackberry root.
Marchisi's Uterine Catholicou.
LoudOn d Co.'S Expectorant Hair Tonic, Ssna,
tive Pill Alternative, Fever. q Ague Pills,
Curmnative Balsam Remedy for Piles, Yer
mifuge, Female Elixir, All healing Ointment
4 Cherokee Liniment
Brants Blood Purifier and Pullhonafy Balsafri.
Kirkland's Ague, Fux Live fbhs.vw
PeDninore's Liniment & CgIahfniztGIe.
Phillips Cough-Syrup &HEEumatic Linnient
Radway's Ready Relief, ReddA Resolvent, Reg
ulators. Circassian Balm & ihedieated SOAP
Dsnig's Cough Balsam d Worm Syrup.
Bagrell's Indian Liniment L. Indian Nermifure.
McLane's Vermifuge d Liver Pills.
Soule's Sovereign Balm Pills Il Balm Syrnp,
HeimboldS Extract OF Buchn, Dyspeptic GOrdi.
al %SarsapaHlla.
Sellers yermifuge, Cough Syrup, Liver
Pills.
Palmer's Cosmetic Lotion.
Robacks Seal - Pills & Blood Puri
fer.
Hoohand's GERMANY
Green's 0xygenated -
Westbrook's Mustai =
Feller's Eclectic Lin
Temples Nerve & BOhczS4S7
Merchants Gargling Oil
Walkers Rheumatic Lniment.
Cofiecn's Chinese Linlment.
Woods Canadian Linimett,
Badgers Pain Extractor,
Dalluys DO 44
Davis Pain Killer.
Sonic Cos Egyptian sa'ye
Conklins Salve
Merrills Black Salve.
Moorhead's Magnetic Plaster.
Bakers Pain PanaOeA.
Fahnestock's VermiEgge.
Rhodes Fever e. Ague Cure.
Moxlcy d Barber's Ague Killer. -
Osgood's India GholagOgue,
rhompsoM's Fever and Agae Powd
Wright's lndianN Negetsble Pills.
DeGray &En's. Pills. 80
Brahdreihs PiAsss
Lees Pills.
gennet's Plant & Root Pills.
Halsted's Anti QYspeptic Plls..
PsPsih.
Jacobs Diarrhua Cordial, ~
lownSand's Sarsapallh
Lung Balsan.
- ie., ,sc..
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Tca,-AnOther chest OF that tine Young Hy-
son Tea. just received by T ?, Sutherland.
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COliee,-A prime article and aScheap "a tho
cheapest, for sale at p. Sutherland's.
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lance 3 Make Money

Try SMALL CAPITAL!
every town and county of the
sell BY subscription, one of the
putiilnipietures ever pablished
hlghly ornamented
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Jesse G, Reed. Thornton W. Sargent and vii.
liam II. Reed, Survivors of James Ceilings, de
ceased, heretofore partners, trading and doing
business under the name and firm Of Ceilings,
Reed & Co, Plaintiffs,
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Alarge and well selected .tockof ladies and GENT
Buck and Eur Gauntlctts and Driving Cloves.
New Styles of Gents aua CkiidrenS Caps,
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THE VICE PRESIDENT ELECT.

The Vice President elect accompanied by large party
Of bis personal and political friends arrived in this city
Monday evening last His brief soourn in Philadelphia
Ia thus noticed iu the Penusylvanian Of last Mondays is
sue
Hos. JOHN G. The distinguished vice
President Las boon spending the last week In Phiade
pha receiving the congratulations and enjoying the horp
taites Of citizens. He has made decidedly favor
able impression upon al who have In contact with him
and than realized the high expectations Of bic charac
which had previously been formed Mr. Breckinridgs
unites wonderful degree the elements Of mannes
Gifted with brilliant intellect firm courageous energetic
but yet spirit manly bearing and nexbe hon
esty Of purpose he ia specimen oil natures nobemen
and those who learned to know him. do not therefore,
wonder at the extraordinary rspidy with which be has
passed the intermediate grades Of political and
attained at so comparatively youthful period of life, the
second honor Of the republic He leaves this morning for
Washington At Baltimore he expects join Mr.. Buchan-
an from which point they will proceed together to the
tional capital"
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WASHINGTON CITY.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH 4, 1857.

QyMr IsaAEL e. JAnss, is9 TEN street, Phiade
phia, general travelling assisted By WIN. H. WsLD
JonH COLLINS JAsEs DsEKirs, HAmMITr, JAkks THos
D. Nice, r. w. MORRISON, 4. W. WILEY, Wa L. wArxHxAx
ALsI H. cAksos d. X mrsrIs, BEs ~ swAs, AssxAs and
2. DAVIS.
01wE HEsRy NJ LKwIs, Of songomey, Alabama Is
erai travelling Alabama
sisted BY c. v. LKwIs, JAMES o. LEWIS and LKwIs
o. MI q. W. JAnEs No. Harrison street, Cincinnati,
general collecting agent Western and Texaa
assisted by H. THoHAs wLLAn H. Taohis TRos. NJ JAsEs
Dr. A. l.. cnlLDs, GroksE Mosss, and RcHARp LsAxr Re
ceips Of either yin be good.
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pRESIDENT pIERCE.

The following merited notice OF President Pierce appears
"a late number Of the Philadelphia Ledger journal
conessedy at the hosd of what is termed the independent
press
"PaEspssr PEacE.-President Pierce win retire from
public Office in day or two Of the newspapers
which have very roundy abused bis administration now dis
cover that there was considerable merit in it. Like Mr.
Folks administration has in spite of assault left It's MAJ
distinctly mpr upon history Of the country There
is no question foreign domestic policy which has arisen
during the years which it has not frankly and boldly
met and nearly all of them have been settled principles
To the nation and promove Of Its peace and
prosperity We need mention but the northeastern fishery
question the enlistment question Of which adds to
our commercial advantages, the other to national
honor Then came the Central American question: which,
though il has been settled tentatively, bias yet
leased us from the ENHANCEMENT OF very bupgng trea
tv The Kosza affair, the Spanish difficulties, aud In
fact every question which brought In collision with the
powers of Europe the fearless enunciaton OF principles ia
yorabe to democratic progress In vndcson of
ereirn rights has houoaby and peacefully settled and
an American policy established which hereafter must be
garded and respected the nations Of the world in their in
conduct All these things speak highly Of the
rmuess Of the Executive the wisdom Of his connseor and
his own appreciation Of their suggestions In our domestic
poicv the foresight and adherence
20 sound principles added to the strength Of the
nation and increased It's prosperity. wise orbearance du
ring heated political struggle saved the country from the
evils Of civil and whatever be the differences Of
opinion respecting constitutional control BY government
Of slavery circumstances will hereafter show that the prin
pe adopted for the Territories is the which best
freedom without producing the shock which would have
been caused by the attempted exclusion Of slavery The
alton President Pierce regard Of the
successful in results amid its most trying dcuties that
we have had"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-04

/ LATER From ST. DoMseo-According to news nOs w. a
Domingo City, dated December 30 that republic ~,
the Of new aud serious disturbances IL
the threatening position taken by ex-Presioen'
Santana in the district Of Sebo. Amongst 'ne b
ty Of Neg ba province Of Azua, an armed co
broken out, and menaccd to Get the whole coun's ,ra
hagration. The Gacea Official, of 81 Domingo r.r
date Of December 80 PUBLISHED decree by wn'vo 4
tal law is proclaimed throughout the whole er''O
the republic and all crimes and delinqucncies coHn
after the publication shall be punished according
military penal code.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-04

LArn SHoH TrxAs-The Columbia (Terss) Democrat
ofths nth nit says:
"The weather Is quite favorable to the planters The
ground 10 In fine order for planting and we obeerve our
farmers are very busy putting in the next crop"
The Austin State Gassts says selling In that city
- high as$i Soper bushel.
The Marsha Harrison county, Republican Of the 18th
u reports that the business Of planting corn had been
going extensively for the past tan dayA
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THE CALIFORNIA DEMOCRATIC CLUB

BY reference to advertising columns it will be seen
that the members of the above club, in Washington
are requested meet at nine o'clock this morning. at
No. sol Pennsylvania avenue for the purpose of making
the necessary preliminary arrangements before joining the
inaugural procession.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-04

The COLLISION BsTwEEs THE STEAMBOATS, BELFAST AMI
HUMBOLDT --FURTuER rARricuLARs--The steamboat Bel
fast Captain Church. arrived last evening from Memphe
From her officers we learn the following particulars the
collision between her aud the steamboat Hamboldt OF
which we had eegrapbic report in yesterdays EyeniDg
Picayune
Itappcars that absut o'clock on Saturday moruinp
last not Friday morning, reported by biography the
Belfast coming down the river, she 10 collision
at Ozark island with the Humboldt Capt Holcrof hence
for Nashville which resulted in the oa loss of the Hum
bod together with twenty Of the crew. three of whom
were white men, and negroes her large and
valuable cargo The Humboldt sank almost Instantly
The of the clerks office mostly saved and
among them box contauing $4,000 in specie for the
Planter Bank, at Ciarksvle, Tennessee.
We have been unable to gather farther particulars of the
disaster but from s learo the collision and its re-
suit were unavoidable.--N O. P,cayuae, Fs5. "a.
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snt to the close of the present session OF Congress with
the extra compensation allowed by the House 70 the ether
pages thereof
Mr.. CAMPBELL, of Ohio, uDser suspension Of the
rules moved amendment to pay out Of the contingent
fund $500 10 John Rauo, who performed the dangerous
duty ofliEhtng the chandelier.
The question tAksn and the amendment agreed
to--ayes 81 a..
The resolution ~ amended was then agreed to.
Mr. SAPP Of Ohio, under suspension OF the rules re-
ported from the COMMITTEES Military Affairs Senate bill
for the relief Of Captain Alexander Montgomery quar-
tsmsser In the United States army and II was read
thjzd time and passed. .so.
Mr.. PENNINGTON, of New Jersey, moved suspension
Of the rules enable him to submit resolution constru
ing the resolution Of the House OF the present session Civ
Ing the usual extra compensation TO the employees Of the
House To include the reporters OF the House which
motion not agreed to.
Mr.. OLIVER, Of New York, moved suspension Of the
rules 70 enable him to submit motion that the HOUSE
proceed to consider the bill for the relief of Barton Buell.
Kentucky.
The motion suspend the rules agreed to- and the
bill was passed.
And then, ten minutes Eve O'Clock, the House tool
q rccess until o'clock.
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PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATIC STATE coSvEN-

The democratic State convention of Pennsy lvanis
sembled Harrisburg Monday lssi. We learn from
gentlemen direct from Harrisburg that the convention
before adjournng made the following nominations;
For Governor Gen. w. Y. Packer
For Supreme Judge, Hon. Ellis Lewis.
For Canal Commissioner, Hon. N. Strickland.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-04

VIcrsBuEe SKsrirrL.-Tte jackson Flag learns that W.
W. W. Wood esq Of that city, will in few days assume
the editorial msoagemen, Of the vicksbnrg Sentinel
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Ak EXPENSIVE HOUSE The entire cost ~ -SI h
court house in Cincinnati will be $4,000 It viii
finished in July.
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EsoRAroS-The German emiga who have settled
In Texas are now estimated number $1,000 of whom
$4,000 settled in the German and half German coun-
ties of wesiern Texas
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A MAGNIFICENT cARRIAeE.We clip the following fror
tie Philadelphia Sun

Passing along Arch street on Saturday. we were At
tracted 10 the carriage mandatory of Mr. W. Jacobs
above Sixth street. by magnificent coupa which that gen.
Neman has just finished.
II gotten up in the most exquisite STYLE at of
$1,000 ID trimmed with silk with pearl fixtures
and elegantly inlaid with silver and fnegt mountngs
begin compare with this superb vehicle and Jacobs has
outyfed All competitors in the tass he has displayed
We understand that Mr. Jacobs has the order for the
coach for the President elect and s in course of
construction In about three weeks il will be COMPLETED
and our citizens will have opportunity Of witnessing
another evidence of the superiority of Philadelphia mo
ehanican
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federal Union.
congratulate you my countrymen, In return, for the
glorious tidings which this day has brought rs They
give that the people Of the United States
achieved triumph over legion of black, iutoleran' and
dangerous aciionshat the UIion Is saetbat The COM
suon will be Northumberland The government vii, lie
administered in all is domestic and foreign relations with
Weldon and usticethat the flag OF the stars and stripes
empire. congratulate that approved statesman is
selected 10 sit ia the chair OF Washington aud Jackson
and guide the desiines OF State.
You will have occasion 10 be ashamed Of his
icy, to lament his elevation TO the highest civil dignity
OF the universe.
Whsn he bad finished, cheer upon cheer was given. Mr.
Gregg invited the citizens attend his table and par
take Of refreshments. After leaving Mr. Greggs
the pro- eson marched TO the residence George A. La
throp United States vce-consul who was congratulated
The Doctor replied in the following terms:
GSSrJEMEs feel deeply this cordial greeting and re-
turn my most hearty welcome.
need not ask what has called together this large as
semblage which see before hour usually devoted
10 quiet sumber The which has cached us today
from distant and much-loved native aud has filled
our hearts with joy and rejoicing great to be passed
over in silence.
from its centre TO every part Of its circumference by
binary political excitement For ha first Tins in The his
tory OF our country has large political party organ
IL upon sectional grounds and raised ha nsg of DIS
union Well might have serious approximations when
that great bulwark OF Union allied and the
snton declared to be an obsolete and worthless thing
that ouph TO be dsreRared set aside Well might
fear that organization Which, in the vain hope of re-
moving one social evil would strike the foundation of
our national existence and destroy the fair fabric which
the wonder and admiration OF the world We could not
believe that the spirit Of dunion would prevail We had
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-05


- Lhsr or ispAsa FREE BANKS taken ~ Cur
Bank Of the Capitol. Indianapolis.
Bank of EskhArt Eikhars.
Bank ofaoshen, Gshen.
Bank Of Indiana, Michigan City.
Bank Of Mount Vernon, MI. Vernon.
Bank Of Monticello, Monticello.
Bank of PAoli, Paoii
Bank OF Salem, baism.
Bank OF Rockville, Rockville.
Bank ofsyracuse, Syracuse.
Bank Of WARSAW, Warsaw.
brookyille Bank, Broekviile.
Cambridge City Bank, Cam bridge City.
Canal Bank, Evansville.
Central Bank. lndisnapoiis.
Cfeseentcity Bank, Evansville.
Exchange Bank, 0reencastie.
Fagmers snd Mechanics Bank indianapolis.
kayetteCounty bank, connersyilie.
FAgmsu Bank, Westfeid.
draasssy Bank, Lafayette.
Hoosisr Bank, Logaasport
Indiana Bank, Madison.
Indiana Stock Bank Laports.
Iudian Reserve Bank, K0komo.
Kentucky stock /" Columbus.
Lagrange Bank, Lima.
Merchant and AsehAnics' Bank, New Albany.
Prairie City Bank Terre H.nt.
PArkeC bank.
Southern Hank Terrell .u,a
salem Rank Salem.
shawnee Bank. Aatica
Tipp~ranoc fs.rk Wtrrsr.c
Traders, Hank TuAisn.rri;.
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COMPLIMENTARY TIMES said that one
o. tho editors Of this paper was "ssoond
messenger" Of the House, at Iowa City
We contradicted II. The TSp.ss then quoted
3. I. Marshall - IL authority. In the Iowa
City Reporter Of the cosh, We notice com.
municasion on tho subject, from Mr.. Mar.
shall, IN which he says that he made Ne
sssssmsas In humorous manner; end though
The doesn't sssm to like Mr.. Howell vcry
muoh' ne says that "Walling is dups who
could command premian on "Ali.foops
oayP Tut tut Sam; spare your politicsl
cronies.
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GREAT ATTRACTION

MILE SKIP PEN CE!"
7 AM now receiving heavy stock of ssAsosAnLE
/ GOODS direct from the Eastern cities. They
not second hand goods but fresh aud nice.
good assortment and n large lot, to suit all kinds
OF customers.
Thore are three things to be considered ntrading
one il to have the right kind of goods another IL
10 make the prices suit; and the thirds TO have
accomm odating salesmen. Ny houses possess all
hese requirements and certainly there 10 the place
get Good Bargains.
WINTER STOCK consists n part Of the fol-
lowing Deiaines, solid and figured debaixe, meri-
nos lustres plaids inseys, ginghams, cloths, cas-
simeres, casinets, tweeds, Jeans, Canton danneis,
wool hannels all eolors, opera hannels, wool CON-
forte, hoods, mitts, gloves, hosiery, table linen,
dalnask. diap per- shaw Is, long and Bay STATE men
wool shirts and drawers, donestics, blue and brown
tickngs shectings hats and caps, boots and shoes,
and every thing usually found in the dry goods dc.
partment. And in connection with the above,
have large stock Of CRocKERy WARE. Having
recently recruited my stock, can ofer superior
Inducements in this line Aso, good assortm ent
Of choice FAMILY GROCERIES; in fact, every
thing in the merchandise line, and IL there Is any
art, lie we cannot furnish, tell YOU where to
/ find IL. ---
just drop in at the .'NIMBLE SIXPENCR," and
look a, those Ne,c Goods, which have not been on
hand since the year 1t Affords W pleasure q
show nice goods. You will find them Mt
Nos. 81, IT 4 1870 Matn.st., keoknk
oet2adlw S. S. BILLINGS.
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:, w Are you guilty or not guilty ?" said
.ns clerk OK srraigns TO a prisoner the other
"And sure now" said Pat, "what are YOU
put there for, but to find that out Pr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-05

WAsHisdros's DsArH.-Is is fact. not
perhaps generally known, that Washington
drew his last breath in the last hour, 10 the
lAas day OF tbs last year Of the lay last Gen.
fury. lie died Saturday night, II O'Clock,
Dec. 81, 1899.
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TinnerS' Stock.

5000 BIS. oval and naCoppe Bottom from ITO
10 inches.
1000 bils Shoe Ir on from No.l4to
1000 packages Plymouth kivets, iron and tin ID
from oz. to IL lbs.
400 boxes Tin plate.
800 bundles Iron wire from Ne 6to No.ls.
100 gross Tea kettle breasts and coy ers from to
ia inches.
90 gross Pressed tin bottomsffom g. 30 . Inch.
90 do do seo!iopeda and piai IA dinner plates
90 do Stove ornaments assorted
20 do Oval Tea pot breast and Covers
1913 do Assorted tin'd ears.
80 do Iron tea kettle ears.
$50 do do do DO burs.
100 do Pressed tin pot covers
900 DO ot No, i, z, and3 pew ter knohs
100 feet Brass Wire Cloth;
Bent spouts, assorted siEes;
Perforated in III sheets
Copper kiyets and Burs;
Bucket Handles;
Malists ex pressly for timers use
Stove Backing ia papers or by the key.
septl3d CuMSIoCh 4 BROTHERS.
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A Kendall y. sows. Gro. n. vxLr.
kENDALLs HOWE 4 co.,
txuccEasoas 70 nous, lockwood 4 COL
WAOiesaIe anA Retail
AUCTION &COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Real Estate Agents,
second d., next door 10 tho Atheneam, kcokuk,
Iowa.
DARTlCuLAR attention will be paid to buying
1 and selling Real Estate aud personal property.
negotiating loans, and any other business that ma
be entrusted to US.
We have Convenient rooms, and will attend to
kinds.
Liberal cash advances made on goods consigned
Tor sale when desired
We have large and we'll selected stock Of Gold
and silver Watches Gold Jewelry, and Notions,
which We oier at wholesale and retail, as low as
can be found In the country
Merchants and Pedars will BE- supplied at sx
tremeiy low prices for cash
List Of Real Estate for sale
BY KENDALL, HOWE &c0.
nNE FULL Lot ON Main ST.: do on johnson 81 :;
~ valuable lots on High street.
+" Morgan -
Z" % Concert
Orleans
Houses and Lots on Concert ST..
Lots ON i4th ST.;
! Business Lot on First at.
Lots, Lesee,
Valuable Lots corner III Oh and 10th sts.;
l House and Lot on Morgan st.;
~ Acres Of valuable land within a mile of the
oldCity limits.
$50 Acres Of Land within light miles of the old
city limits.
) Acres land in lakewood, Ills, valuable for gar
dening purposes.
Town Lots in lakewood, on which are growing
thirty fine young fruit trees.
noyls-d KENDALL, HOWE 4 Co
fIsw0go Meat Cutters, aud a fine Turning Lathe
i for sale oy
decd KENDALL, HOWE 4 co.
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bear, weighing about $50 pounds.
VS. KILLED In the big woods on Rush River.
the other day, by g. w. Hill, after SHARP
contest, 10 Which brnin received four rife
snoss, and Ratchet in his brain.--[prescott