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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-28

N0tbC6s
To all whom il may concern in the Petition 10 sell
matter Of the estate Of Robert
Moore, deceased. Real Estate
T1NAkE NOTICE that petition has been nled by
the sxecutor de bonis non in this case, in the
rs ONCE 1t Fort 49, % county /,
real estate ekuk
pwA, 10 VI Fifth
ont end q "a In
y-fve (35J The same
pf the front emo. - - said lots in
orty feet Filth street by one
4 Exchange street, in said City Of
ksoktH tsaid applies will be made at my
G6et Port Madison, on the hrst Monday in July
pit, At IL O'Clock Of tha, day, or rs room there
inter- as same can be heard. said estate has
not, as is represented to mgn1 ut personal es-
tate to satisfy the debts 4fes Que from
it, and said estate claims 70 ~ nNncr Of one
undivided half of said real sstatsS
By order Of SAMUEL GlES,
County Judge Of La County.
June ~, 1855 je13dijy5 -.
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Bufraio and Lake mare. R.,,r..s,

Bnfraio and Lake Huron Raisrsaal
CHICAGO TO BUFFALO VIA DETROIT,
At the above office tickets for New York pos,o,
and I'll the stations On the New York 4 Eric and
J. WARKAcK
Agent Of b. i l.. II. Railroad.
oihee NO. 30 Dearhon Street, Chicago.
April ~, '6s-dly-c.H.s.
Sight Drafts on London at S dollarr pey & .t.,.
ling may DO obtained at the Office Of The (,rsnd
Trunk X. X. of Canada, Ia Chicago.
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NOTICE.
Order No. 81.

Order No. 81.
WAR WITH ENGLAND!
ITO the keokuk Guards, or TO any persons A
holding the arms and accoutrements BE-. 7
M longing 10 tina. Company. You are hereby nj
notified TO deposit the same 1t No. l53 Main
street, and receive . receipt for the same. II Is
especially desired and recommended that ail arms
returned may be we'll cleaned and In good order,
r.. +. McKENNY, First Lieut.,
june23dlw Commanding Keokuk Guards.
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eTlt is said that Prof. Morse returns to
this coustry With $50, 900 in his pocket Awaed.
cd him by the ten continental powers who
nave Sappted ms telegraph system. assees' "A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-28

ca Gen. Almonte, for many Years Msxi-
can Minister .. Washington, has gone to
France, 10 endeavor to make Aial sestlc-
ment Of the difficulties between Mexico "a
Spain. M ia.
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BEDFORD, TAYLOR Co.--0ur new contem-
porary at Bedford, the Southpsst, represents
that town as in good condition, with fatter-
ing prospects. Real estate lively, and i'm
provements proceeding.
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Coon FOR OLD VIRGINIA. coun-
ty, Va. has elected g. Republican county
clerk by majority Of $50. Lecompton and
anti-Lecomptoh was che issue. The door to
light and liberty is opening. Courage!
friends.
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- sAS~sASss-7{F - D.oSSsSAs Wv
'Aass ! = foas specimen below. ThsFMont-
gonsy (Ala.) Daily Mail, leading osona
Of ~ 6laSe-D Democracy in that regions
speaking Of the late ousrages T&n Gnlf,
thus Tres it, mind:
SIT il hardly less than treason t1ethe South
TO court war with Old England. Seldom
that her ships damage our section. Il il t.
Yankee Navy, misnamed the United Ste
Navy, which captuees our Southern steaH
and prevNts o1e Southern progress.
them seai0h ! AL II thor come across PAUL.
ding, let them Mt only asarch bst tx. The
South would be no lo1pr il not stripe waYcd
over the Gulf" @sss
There's patriotiin ~ you. Sweep the
Southern seas Of eve strip11 md spangled
banner, aAd they will rqsioel
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ca lev. A. Peiamargues, lately appointed
Roman Catholis Bishop Of St. Paul, has gone
to Rome to b relieved Of the burden. He
previously declined. because he said he felt
himself N1 humble for the position, but his
decIination was not received. Nov he has
gone - hsadasarters TO present bic objec-
-. Ihpsase Of malis decini1l 10 hon.
distinction out Of pure modessy and
G1 : humility, 10 certainly deserving Of
nsle Perhaps the very ground Of his OBJ
- NuI cause the Pope to consider his
O. nent the fttsst one that coaid b
r. md therefore decide him to sustain
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For tAnpas. City.

Uf 6onny Scotch extraction;
She sang the sturdy Scottish songs,
She lived . life Of action.
She called her kown a"kirtls," too;
She said that she was seerie';
d She called herself cram feexled }" whcn
She felt little weary.
We'll, one fne morning in the May,
90 This gleesome Peggy Lauder
Went out into tho poultry yard
And called the fowls to order.
The Sh anehass stood in triple rowe
10 listen to her reason;
The turkeys came by twos and threes,
The finest Of the sssesn.
The ducks stood ~ % grensdisrs,
was pompou 10 Of lords;
No fes'hsred' liking. -
Then out spake Peggy Lauder the
among the Peers sslenbled. -
And Ut her" braid H1' dialect
Ths "dsmes'' aaa"F0lacks'' trembisd.
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CTDouglas - y r. espublicans
have combined ~ ~ btsa1ion to
defea. his wing y ~ pas = u pending
Illinois election. Nonsense. The people
have combined with the Republicans to beat
both wings.
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AamiuissratiOn state Convention.
1he Slave-Democracy met in State Coun-
ell On the Gath. Gen. Van Antwerp was
President Of the Convention, and we are
obliged to him for the following list Of their
nominees:
For Sec'y Of State, Ssmnsl Douglass, Of
Benton county; Auditor Of State, 7. s. Par
vim, of Muscatine county Treasurer of State,
S. II. Lorer, of Cass county Attorney Gen'l,
]. NJ. Elwood, OF Polk county; Com. d. r.
Imp't, Chas. Baldwin, Of Van Buren, county;
Reg. State Land Office, James N. Reid, of
Lee county.
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MUD-oIIA CLuBs.-IHev 6TS UrKAnIItux
"Mud-Sill Clubs" in California. The indi-
satiRns are that they viii extend all over the
Stat They are very popular. The "white
slave (as Senator Hammond calls the
Mort labore-s) Who constitute them, sFs
NOT fondest lovers Of Nchaneerism in
thdlRorld.
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Having thorough sequeintance wilA mili,
tary affairs. his spsschaa on sub - con.
nected with our military ssfaaeement loak-
ing to suppression x ~ Mormon rebel
lion, have been sound and husiness like, and
have tended TO the enlightenment Of Congress
upon this subject.
In this connection would draw your at
ten.ion to the necessity Of pressing upon
your representatives tho passage of the act
transferring the land Of the De. Moines
grant to the construction Of the KIT. ID. M.
Z N. 4. 4. The present House Of Repre-
sensatives is an enlightened and liberal body
OF men, and l have no doub, they will make
the transfer promptly when it shall brought
up for their action. feel a great interest
10 the prosperity Of your State, but = es-
pecial interest in that Of your city, - every
measure which adds to its mate rid =.
ity is Of interest TO me. believe that
twenty years are destined 70 make a. won.
derful an improvement. nj vallsE = the
Ds Meines US the last twenty havs n ade m
the valley Of the Mississippi; and think,
Notwithstanding the present dullness Of trade,
that new impulse will soon be given to
business. teIt, probably, first on the sea-
board, but gradually working westward until
vssf city viii again count its yearly addi.
lions BY Thousands Of buildings and tens Of |
thousands Of inhabitants.
A SUBSCRIBER.
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sltatc od. somth Carolima,
Bill for Partition, SC.
pIckENS-1N EQUITY.

'S'N"A'0 IN hSClI1s
Avarilla Griffin
VS. Bill for Partition, &c.
Thos, Griffin, ct. ais. rs.
L appearing to the Court, upon bill fled that
j. b. Mansell and wife Yushti. Barton Gris
fin, Benjamin Griffin, Sargent Griffin, r. n.
Griffin, III. A. Billngsly aud wife Minerva; the
hcrs-at-lnw of Bailey Griffin, deceased, to wit
AVarilla Griffin, Sargent j. Griffin, Joseph Grif-
fin; and the heirs .atlaw of Willinm Griffin, de-
ceased, namely: Avnrilla A. Griffin, Nancy v,
Griffin, Elihu III. Griffin, Rosannah NJ Griffin,
G. ID. Griffin, Mary l.. NJ Griffin. Bailey Is. Grif,
fin, Thomas V. Griffin, Margaret r. Griffin, Mar
tha f. ID. Griffin and Jane NJ $. Griffin, reside
without tho limits of this State: on motion of
Harrison, companant's solicitor it is ordered,
therefore, that the snid absent defendants do
appear in this honorable court and plead. am
swcr or dcmur to complainant's said bill Of com
plant, within three months from the publica-
tion hereof or the same will be taken J,ro con-
fcSso rs TO them.
ROBT. A. THOMPSON, o.H.r.n.
Comrs Office Aug 81. 1858 SIN
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U EI q BzEW w L$5 GWW R15 r.

who is ready to welcome into our ranks with
open arms and cordial embrace, and pro-
moto according to his merits, every honest
free State man who reads the constitution
as we do, and will cooperate with us in its
maintenance, then belong to that party,
call it as you may, and should gricvc to
find Southern man who did not.
But, on the other hand having been all
my life, and being still, an ardent estate
Rights" man-bclioying estate Rights"
to be an essential, nay, tho essential elc-
mcnt of the constitution, and that no one
who thinks otherwise can stand on the
same constitutional platform that do, it
sccms to me that am, and all those with
whom | act habitually are, if democrats at
all, true estate Rights democrats" Moth
ing in public affairs so perplexes and an
noys me as these absurd party names, and
| never could be interested in them.
could easily comprehend two great parties,
standing on the two great antagonistic prin-
ciples which are inherent in ul things hui
man the right and the wrong, the good
and the evil, according to the peculiar views
of each Individual; and was never at loss
to find my side, as now, in what are known
as the Democratic and Republican parties
of this country. But the minor distinc.
tions have. for the most mart eoemed tn
mo ~ bo f,ct;t;on, g. oti o.t'
by cunning men for selfish purposes, to
which the true patriot and honest man
shoald be slow to lend himself, and for you,
while | represent you, | shall 60 for the
constitution strictly construed and faithful.
ly carried out. will make nv 6,,ht spcb
M IL NAV he hv ~ .;Jo oF - ,,
,.b.t,.r f.on, ~. ~ ""S ""n;
IN ,oi'i' 'o"''' p''. anu
west VINO WIN do the same; and Will DO
homage TO his virtue, hls ability, his cour-
age and, 80 far az | can make lust cOmpen-
Sation for his tolls and hazards and snc,i
fees As to the ,,rcciso no,c ond ,,.,nor
of cnn1,,t;,,,. a., ,,,t H..
.;i.' 'l,'' OV"'.S,' '''"' '''''' nvc-
" +" S'e"' oA'e,'V uopehu Ul'o" tnc
eN'SchcleS that ARISE; but OF course could
De compelled by no cXigcncy, by no party
ties or arrangements, to give up my prin-
ciples, or .ho leant of those principlcs which
constitute onr oreat c,uac
If she south ba.anv dos;ro 70 ror,,i, :, .ho
Union and cn,trnl i sh. a. ho, VIZ
ouiros that she sbouid in son,c essomt;ol nar-
ticelars. if abe does remain in !. ,nnst con
oiliate her nor,hern ,ll;es sLo n,n.tIa ;,,at
Kind and true TO those wbo ars trm. 20 % ;rn, J1i,
and to nor. Butif she determines and uben
eyer she determines IN tbrov or ber 10Th.
ern friends and diseolve mi, Gn;on 7 mad
scarcely say that shall witbout bas;ta,;on CT'
go with her fully and faithfully. Ido not far
a moment doubt that in or out Of tb;s Union
she can sustain herself amonq tbs foremost
nations of the earth. All thni she reonircsi Is
tho union of her own peoplc, and hnnn;ly
a. - r~f'N' ,'"fI-'p
ted and harmorious ~ now 4 bnm"csma. ,..
ous roople. viii, our soc;,l and ;n.ins.r;9I in
stituttioas the same erorywhsre' and all our
great interests Identical we should mlwoys
LoveLcop itcl . n,l 49, H.; c,t ~,
-" A' ''i'A AhN l'Oi''iS'1iOpih
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State OF south Carolina,

PlcKENS DIsT--IN THE CoURT OF COMMON PLBAS.
Diedrich Biemann) Foreign Attachment
ys Norris, III. & Pulliam,
IIcndrick g. Ledford Pits Atfys.
WHEREAS, the plaintiff did ON the 9TH day
W of May, 1853, he his declaration against
the dcfcndants, who nsi is said lare absent from
and without flle limits OF this State, and have
neither wife nor attorney known within the same,
upon whom a copy of the said declaration might
be served 1t Is ordered, therefore, that the
said defendants do appear and plead TO the said
declaration OH or before the 18th day Of May,
1859; otherwise, final and absolute Judgment
viii then be given and awarded against thesn.
j. II. HAaooD, coy.
Clerks 0fioo. May IL. 1853 3ys
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state OF south Carolina,
PfUKENs-fN ORDINARY.

Ex Parte Petition to apply funds to
Mauldcn, Sur'r) the payment of debts.
1T appearing that Joseph d I.oopcr, Henry
- Duncan Tor Hester) and wife Polly, Peter
Phillips and wife Caroline, John Pritchet and
wife Rachel, reside without tho limits of this
State: n is ordered, therefore, that they do ap-
pear in the Ordinary's office, Mt Pickcns II,
on the first Monday in January next, and sllcw
cause, IT any they can, why tho prayer of the
said petition should not be granted
w. J. PARSONS, ORD.
Ordinary's Office, Sept. "a, 1853 3m
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Estate Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that final settle
~ ment of the Estate of William p. Benson,
deceased, will b made before the Ordinary, at
Pickens c III, OH the second Monday in Janua-
ny next. Those indebted to said Estate must
make payment and those having demands will
render them to me, legally attested, by that day.
NANCY G. BENSON, Adm'x.
Oct 6, 1853 II 3m
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.TOEEEED

R'UKhEBD
DEFORE me by Jchu Hunt bay marc
I'D Mule, 8 or 10 years old, heavy built, and
some white spots ON the neck caused by the
collar. Appraised at ono hundred dollars.
The owner is required to come forwsrd, prove
property, pay costs and take it away, or the
law will he enforced as in such cases made
and provided. Said mule can DO found at
Mr.. Hunts, near the Trap.
A. j. ANDERSON, MD.
Oct lG. 1853 lG MIN
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HABITS. s.---Iiike flakes of snow that fall
unperceived upon the earth, tho seemingly
unimportant events of life succeed one ano.
ther. As the snow gathers together, so
are our habits formed. No single flake
that is added to the pile produces sensi-
BILE change; no single action creates, how
ever it may exhibit, mans character;
but as the tempest hurls the avalanche
down the mountain, and overwhelms the
inhabitant and his habitation, so passion,
acting upon the clements of mischief, which
pcrnicious habits have brought together by
imperccptiblo accumulation, may overflow
the edilcc of truth and virtue
WuEw!-A story is told abouta man out
West who had hair lip, upon which he
performed an operation himself. by inserting
into the opening piece Of chicken flesh. 1t
adhered and filed up the space admirably
This was well enough, until, in compliance
with tho prevailing fashion. he attempted to
raise moustachcs, when one side grow hair
and tho other feathers.
TRE young widow who lately recovered vc-
ry heavy damages from n rich gentleman.
who hugged her somewhat rudoly, should
take care of her money, for she made it by
tight squeeze"
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RaAEEER.

A FINAL settlement of the Estate of Clay
IA ton jenkins, deceased, will be male in
the Ordinary's Office, at Pickens @ III, on the
first Monday in January next Those in
dcbtcd to said Estate must make payment
and those having demands must rendor them
to me- attested according to law, by that day
q, w. VANZANT, Admir-
Oct Q, 1853 3m
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~ aOTAGN.

THE Estate of Jasper NJ. Boll deceased, will
L be finally settled in the ordinarys Office,
at Pickcns G. H., on the first Monday in Fob
ruary next. Tie Notes and Accounts, due the
Estate, have been placed in the hands of j. L.
HAdooD, Esqo for settlements and they must
be paid at once. Persons having demands a.
gainst said Estate must present them to him or
the undersigned, legally attestcd, by that day.
EMILY BELL, Adnfx
Nov g. 1868 lB Sm
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Final Wotice.

NOTICE is hereby given that a final set
IN tlement of the Estate of William Simp-
son, deceased, will be made before the Ordi-
nary, at Pickens Court House, on the Sd Mon
day in January next. Persons indebted to
the ristaIc must nuke payment, ami thos5
having demands against said Estate must
render them so me, duly attcstcd, on or be-
fore that time.
j. i. BROWN, Ex'or.
Oct 13, 1853 l3 3m
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VARIETY.

New YORK, Oct. "a most revolving trae-
cdy was discovered to have been enacted in
the house o. retired merchant, in this city,
uamed Gouldy, whose son Frank had been
for some time leading dissoute life. 1t APP
pears that the young reprobate returned home
about 10 O'Clock Inst night, asked his father
for money, and, instead Of getting IT, was re-
buked for his profligate habits. Enraged ut
the refusal. he went up stairs to his room,
stripped off his coat and boots and scizing q
Ratchet which he kept in his room, came
ting out the gas, fcllcd him by blow of the
hatchcton the head, which fractured the skull
and penetrated to the brain. Having thus,
as he thought, murdered his father, lie went
to his mothers room, and finding her up,
struck her three blows on the head with the
same weapon, infcting deadly injuries, and
leaving her insensible. Passing thence, the
loathsomc parricide entered room whore
his two little brothers were sleeping, whom
he struck in the same manner. Two servant
girls hearing the noise. camc out into the
passage, where hemet them, and by the samo
murdcrous weapon they too were prostratcd;
and his two little sisters only escaped a SINH
lar fate by locking themselves up in their bed
room. Having thus murdered the whole
family, with tho above exceptions, lie retired
to his own room, and completed his loathsome
tragedy by blowing Ills own brains out with
revolver. OF his victims two arc reported
to have died. and mono Of tho others can re-
cover. This terrible occurrence has caused
great excitement in the neighborhood, and
psast amount of sympathy for the unfortunate
tfdhily. Mr.. Gouldy was highly respecta-
bic gentleman, about so yeffssSfa age, aud an
honored member ofthe Methodist Church.
SLANDER.--Let no one suppose that by
acting good part through life he can escape
SANDER. There are those who hate them for
the very qualities that ought to procure es-
teem. Thcve arc some folks in the world
who are not willing that others should be
better than Themselves.
.+--4-+-s-s
the more o man accomplishments more he
may. An active tool never grows rusty
Yop always find those men the most forward
to do good, or to improve the times and man
ncrs, always busy.
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MdA.EHasRS

A PPLICATION will be made to the Legisla4
~ tnre of South Carolina, at its next session,
for an net to incorporate the Retreat Church
and lands appertaining thereto.
Aug. II. 1853 IS AM
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NdbTECE.

A PPLlCATI0N will be made to the Legsla-
N turc of South Carolina, at its next session,
for an act to incorporate the town of Pickens-
yillc, with tho usual power and privileges.
July 3, 1858 90 3m
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NOTECE.
A FINAL settlement of the Estate of the
IA late John Couch. deceased, will be made
in the Ordinary Office, at Pickens G IL, on
the 4th Monday in January next. Persons
indebted to the Estate are required to make
payment, aud those having demands against
said Estate must present them legally attest
ed ON or before that time.
MARY A. COUCH. ! Adm'x
ROB"r COUCH, I Admir-
Oct %, 1853 IA 3m
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NabTAdIHI.

PPLICATION will be made to the Legislo-
IA ture of South Carolina, at ita next session,
for charter for THE Chauga Lime and Man
uiacturing Company"
July l3, 1858 81 BIN
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Estate Notice.

Ill persons indebted to the Estate of Robert
~ stewart, Esq, deceased, arc requested 10
make immediate payment; and those having
demands against said Estate must present them
duly atosted on or before Mondny the 18th day
of December next, or they will be barred.
final settlement of this Estate will he made be-
fore the Ordinary, at Pickcns G. H., on that
day. TH0S. r. PRICE, Admir-.
Sept. 3, 1858 g 8m
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NSp,EEGE

I S hereby given that application will DO
A made to the Legislature of South Caroli-
ma, at its next session, for an act toincorpor-
ate the Baptist Church. at Secona.
August 2 1853 3 3m
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LUMBER! LUMBER!
N0THCE.

PREMIUM COOKING STOVES,
(lF all sizes, with and without Hollow-ware.
" For sale by j. III. HOIGT,
Opposite Planters Hotel, Walhalla, sc.
August 8, i6557 Is
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the moro man accomplisbostho more he
may. An active tool never grows rusty.-
fou always find those men the most forward
to do good, or to improve the times and man
ncrs, always busy.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
&c 20 Wa r 81

"ARD & SOUTHMAYD have Just received
w and offer for sale, a large assortment of
Hardware consting in part Of hoes Mattncks; grub
bing hoes. roes log, trace fifth stretcher lock and
halter chains, grain, grass and brush scythes grain
cradles, cut and carpet tacks, brads, nails horse
shoe nails cotton and WOOL cards curry combs gun
caps gun locks, y cut, mill, pit and hand saws,
candlesticks chest closet TIL i.id door locks pad
locks, chisel- butts and screws, lies all kinds
scythe snathe, rakes, pitchforks planes plane bits
bench screws, blacksmiths bellows, anvils, vices
and hammers brass kettles scythe stones ste yards
horse and shoe brushes, backing, spoke slaves
hollow augers, drawing knives, c:.st butts, table
table cutlery, curtain pins, table and he'd casters
corn mills spades and shoves, shovel and ton;-s
cotton and MANILA rope, augers. spike and nail
simblets, together with almost every article usual
ly found in hardware stores. WIS,
may IL, '5s.