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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-30

oSpExcs or rnE RIcnMoSp DAiLr DispATci
CAROLINE Cousrr, va, Jan. Is, 1858.


CAROLINE COUNTY, Va, Jan. -, lseo.
On the 18th of January, 1858, JAMES e. Dunvis,
a son OF James T. and Elizabeth Z. Durvin, OF the
county of Caroline made away with himself ~
casting himself 10 the river not far rom hla 10
theirs residence. The cause OF It's not kno"n;
only His mother had threatened to correct hiIn II
he did not do as she babe him. His age was n,ho
years. II months and q days. James vas nne
how. beloved by his parents and all who knew MIN
This blow has been q most adjective one y" .H0
family
YHy FrKr IN DowNrvrILs, C&L.-The Maryssihe
Express gives the following account OF the recent
disastrous fire at pownieyille, California:
At q o'clock, T. NJ, New Years day. the hre
broke out 10 the st. Charles HOTEL and In an hour
and half Main street. a. far M as the upper ia
"a. together with Bridge street, Commercial s'feet,
"a far an the Methodist Church, was biaosehs
nile of ruins The Court House and dwelling nous.
as an Dugan Flat we're saved. also tho upper par.
~ Main street The new Congregation chufeh aha
Fraterpity Hall are destroyed the Sierra citiseh
ofyiee and Sierra Democrat Office. also destroyea.-
The Methoist Church was saved by tearing GOWN
| two other buildings; the Catholic Church was on
Arc several times, but was saved with dtfncuity
oiso the dwelling Of Mr. Lapgton, which was with
., ONE hundred Yards of one hundred kegs OF pow
| der belonging 70 Eastman Co, which exploded.
| The explosion heard fifteen miles distant,
and the air was filled with fragments and timber,
vet strange to say very serious accident occur
| red
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CRY OF RICHMOND, TO WIT:
This day, personally appeared before me, ". &.
Lipscombe, President, and L. Mccarthy, Secretary.
of Mechanics Binding Fund Association. and made
oath that the above statement ID TO the best
oil their knowledge and belief.
Given under NY hand this 18th day of January,
1865. JAMES K. CASkIE. j. II.
III
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ASgn THERE will be q meeting OF the
Democrats of the County of Henrico. at their frst
dav March Court, at II O'clock for the purpose CT
nominating candidates for the various OFFICES IN the
county. DI'io0"HA'
2U-2tf
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NOTICE. -Messrs. FISHER & GRO
~ MING, Apothecsries, doing business on Broad
street have conveyed to in trust for the benefit
# their creditors all of their stock of goods and fix
lures and accounts and credits of every description
| have appointed HENRY Won GR0NINH, my
agent to make sale of the stock for the present. and
TO collect the debts that are due.
There is an unexpired lease Of the house of S2I4.
on the North side of Broad street TO be disposed OF
TO a desirable tenant. WIN. 4. WATSON,
in TruR.pA
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The Corps wiils asking the patronage Of the cit.
liens and military beg leave 10 all who may
wish to participate with them. that no pains will
be spared to make the occasion worthy thu day
celebrate. ample arrangements having been made
to That effect
The PRESIDENT, MEMBERS OF The CABINET, the 90
VERNON OF THE STATE thu military and civic ofhcera
and other distinguished visitors are expected to DO
present.
e. MUSIC.
% SUPPER-By an experienced caterer.
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CHEAP FUEL.--100 tons Trevorton
- Red Ash Anthracite Coal, good Article for
Crates Stoves and Furnaces: for sale at Sc per load
Ut Is bushels. Terms cash.
SAMUEL P. HAWES
ia 3l-eod3t Office south Side Dock 18th ST.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA. To wit:
This day. before me. James Peasants a Notary
Public for and in the city and State Aforesaid, psh
sonally appeared VIM. G.. Paine. the President, AMI
james K. Lee, the Secretary OF the Henry Company,
and severalIy made oath that the foregoing stab-
ment is correct TO the best of their Wedge and
belief.
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of January
1853. JAMES PLEASANTS,
ia S0-lt Notary Public.
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-500 tons Red
IA ASH egg size 700 tons hite Ash, egg siZa; for
safe by weight at 81 per ton OF 2,O00 and 81 50 per
ton of 1910 fbs S. 81 per lead of d bushels 800
cords sea soned Oak and Pine Wood. Terms cash.
SAMUEL P. HAYES,
ia 3n-eed3t OFF e South Side Dock, 18th st.
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III KNIGHT TEMpLARS who

n I
xX intend to unite in the ceremonies Of the 22d
Brides Belts, &C are requested to leave their or
ders with Binf nd Dickinson Weisiger, where the
nndnrsienej viii be pleased TO make them.
"huei isA'' wa" JOHN III. DICK RS0N.
80 II II all r. r. ia 3D-lt*
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DOLL BUTTERFLIES received bbls
II superior ROLL BUTTER; tubs GOSHEN, a
very choice article ~ boxes CHEESE; LARD;
DRIED APPLES and DRIED PEACHES, at the
BUTTER DEPOT Main street. between 18th and
18th, n arly opposite the Market
ia 3l--ts BROOKE pLEASANTS,
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WANTED cPSE the wPP Ffssn' AZ; yea iEos
Err. kpplv at the Fredericksburg depot. 70
~ ~ o6pl5ts c. W MACMURDO.
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WTANTED-By Boy, fifteen years
w of age. a situation in a grocery, hardware. hat
establishment or any light work where he may
make himself useful. Can bring good recommends
tons for industry. &c. Apply at this Office.
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'', AMusEMENTs.


GRAND o.
81 ANNIyERs ARY BALL. ~
k TIE "Y0USG GU4RB" LILA
Lig n t Bat talon,
Respectfully announce TO the visitors to the APP
preaching celebration Of the Inauguration II ne
Washington Monument. aud the citizsms generally
that they will celebrate tho occasion, bra
Grand Military and Civic Ball,
TO BIZ oIygsAr
JEFPERSON HALL,
(oyER the FIRST MARXsx.)
Monday Evening Feb AID 1888
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r IST OF LETTERS--R Remaining In the
- RICHMOND POST OFFICE. on the 29sh day Of
January. 1855. 80
ne Persons applying for Letters. in this List, WIZ
please say they are ApFERTfsEp.
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NTANTED-LA RERS Wanted
w three able bodied men. Those accustomed TO
wood chOpping preferred. The boat fare of the men,
to the place they wantei To work at will be paid
by me. Address the subscriber,
NJ KELLY,
ia 29-3t* Oak Forest, Cumberland CO., Va.
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.XTINDOw SHADE DEPOT, 23o BROAD

w SrRxEr. the only place where yoa can obtain
a cheap pair OF Shades. sea prizes:
Beautiful Landscapes Gtsc. cheap a. JIG
Plain shades asc worth 81
Bouquets 75c, worth 81 %
Vases only 81. 2t0
Gothic style 81, =" l,j9
Gold and Velvet &i.25 cheap ats3
Gold Centre $50, worth teo
told and Velvet Centre 81, cheap at 900
Dry Landscapes 81 ~. worth 500
Also large assortment Of India Rubber Table
OIL CLOTHS, durable article. Taose in want q
good article al low price, would do well % call AZ
NJ. aOLDEN'S Dry Goods and shade store.
100 Bread straet.
N. B-storeksepers and pstlars supplied a sex
York pFices s
~ Shades made to or ier at short notice.
ia @-ts
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ITO THE PUBLIC.-My wife AGNES
has left nv bed and board, without Just eanse or
proyocation. hereby forwarn all parsons not TO
credit her on my account. or pay her any bills due
me- as will not be responsible for any debts of her
contracting.
Ia 3h-Its ANDREW j. COSBY,
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n6EANNUAL STATEMENT OF MECHAN-
cs' BUILDING FUND ASSOCIATION, to LIST January.

The number Of Shares is....................6i3
The number of Shares redeemed...... 23I
The number Of Shares unredeemed. 1857
The value OF stock is.,............,......S5 l 43
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a. STRAYED OR STOLEN, from
[c|S where he was ted.) Thursday evening
about one mile above the city, on tho old Mountain
road Sorrel HORSE about nine ears DID, medium
size and of good appearance. He has one white
hind foot think the left. and white blaze in the
face. Hehad on him a new saddle and bride. A
suitable reward will he given for hs delivery at the
office of the Valley Insurance Company second door
from the Post Office, or to Broaddus's Stable.
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VITANTED-COACH BODY MAKERS,
w to 90 10 Harrisonburg, Rockingham county.
Va. Good wages and permanent EMPLOY ment will
be given Apply this friday evening at the Sc.
Charles Ieti or address the subscriber. at Harri-
Sonbnrc Va JOHN c. MORRISON.
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COMMITTEE OF ARRASGgacSTs-Red. IF7iite and Blue
Rosettc.
Capt VIM G. lloyd CorpT. Thos. j. Minor.
Lieut.. W II Kennon, Corpi. j. I. Wilson.
Sergt P. X. Walden, Private Wm.B. Hogs,
Sergt. G. W. Rady, a. g. W. puesbeTry. Jr.
COMMITTEE OF INVITATION
Col Jno. III. Richardson. It, Col. Gao. W. Willis,
Adjt G. p. Rafy, Sgt. Mai. j. u. Williams.
Surgeon T. W Hancock, Paymaster A. T. Guigon,
:" Mate j. c. Watson, O. ~ peyton Johnston,
Capt H. W. Fry Jr, Capt. VIM. q. Lloyd,
Lieut. Jno Rady Capt. 8. 2. Mitchell
o. NJ = NJ Norton Iieet w. IL. keunOn,
CorpI J. T. Wilson Sgt 8. Il. Pitcher,
Private A. V. England Corp'i. Thos. Minor
COMMITTEES OF REcKP HoN-- White R9sette,
Capt IL. W. Fry, Jr., Capt. 8. p: Mitchell.
Sgt u. Tucker. Sgt. =. y. Pitcher.
FLOOR CoaMITrEE-i3lIte Rosetta.
AdI't c. P. Rady, Private l.. Lacy
Set't Mai Jno b Williams Corp W. u. Allegro
Seg't Ro. ). Guyot. Phi n. Warburt0n
SUPPER COMMITTEE Red R0setts.
Or Master Peyton Johnston, Sur Y. w. Hancock
Paynisster A. ID. Guigon, Mate ). z: Matson
1t. Thos. J. Talbot Or VI. SgtN.Norton
Private VIM. y. Miller. Col. sgt Ed Simms
NswThe BALL will be opened at O'Clock, with a
DRESS PARADE by this BATTALION.
ur-TICkETS for n gentleman ami two ladies,
s. ;sE each additional lady. ~ cents.
Rs- TICKETS To be had OF anv member OF tue
CoTps ia 31--d2ta W. tAd1t
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pOARDING.-A very desirable room
- vacant at the Revere Honse. on the first floor.
Ia 30-l2t% LUCY C., WHARTON.
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Whole number of shares, 725.
Number of shares redeemed. 307.
g cancelled, IL.
4" unredeemed, 400.
Average rate Of redemption, sl07 So.
Estimated cash value of each share. S45 &c.
Estimated cash value of each unredeemed share,
SSl 81.
Property owned by the company-one half of an
Iron Safe, cost $50
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WANTED.--I want to hire first rate
w HOUSE SERVANT.
ia .8-3t w. HOLT RICHARDSON.
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al n uAAO
rsEs $3.50 DY-FoR BALTIMORE.-Ereigh
receiver IO-oay. FRIDAY, ami no 20 the hour Of
o'clock p NJ, SATURDAY, 3',th, unless sufficisney
be received prior 10 that hour.
COnsisnees requested to send for their goods
to-day.
Shippers are requested 10 send in the names Of their
Saturday afternoon, or their shipments
will DO consigned to order.
in 2J-2t LUDLAM'& WATSON.
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Whole number of shares originally issued -... 900
Number OF shares redeemed. .......-...-.... 80
Do do cancelled .................... "a
Estimated cash value of each share Of stock SiS So
Estimated value of property held by the Co., IS o.
Nj. klfriend. president and T. l.. d. Walford (Se-
cretary,) OF the Union Building Fund Compan and
made cath to the truth OF the above statement TO
the best Of their knowledge and belief
Given under my hand, in the city of Rich mond,
this 18th day Of January, 1853.
ia 30-lt I. Il. STARKE ". p
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BUSINESS COATS.-We have on hand
~ large lot of Business Coats such as heavy Grey
Mixed DeyonshIre Kcrsey Frocks and Raglans: Brk
and Brown Beaver Black Tricot; Fancy Side strip.
&c, which are selling very low. For bargains
call on DARRAC0TT, HARRIS & co,
Successors to Merchant, Wcsiger i Co,
ia MAR
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@ FOR RENT--A small Dwelling
I'll House on Leigh street; it has four good rooms,
aud well OF good water in the yard.
l have also Market Garden, which will rent; or
work it i'll partnership with any that under
stands IT, and can give good recommendations. Ap-
ply at my Hat and Shoe Store, 207 BROAD street.
ia 3u-ts RICHARD MOORE
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~ n HUTCHINSON DIVISION, NJ.
~ ~ ca & OF THE members OF this Dlvls-
ION ara cordially invited to attend
~ regular meeting. Of their Diylsl9n OF On
Il y This SATURDAY Night, az ~ clocA
az an interesting subject will be mp for discussion
Members of sister Divisions are invited to De pre-
ssnt; % ~ o'o0' u ''' DE. SHARP, RS.
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The NOrth.West Frontier.

We are Informed that Governor Low,
has received letter from Spirit Lake,
under date of February 18th, stating that
a number of Indians were then prowing
about the region, and the whites were
informed and believed that Inkpaduta
was among them. Tie letter was signed
by j. Palmer, the Agent appointed by
the State to recruit the company for the
protection of the North West frontier,
and Orlando c. Howe, County Judge of
Dickinson county. Commissary General
Richards, of Fort Dodge, writes to the
Governor, under date of the 18th ult,
that he has received similar intelligence
from two different sources. Eight Indi-
ans, with Little Dog, the son of Little
Crow, had visited the settlers with flag,
protesting friendship and informing them
that lnkpaduta with his band was twelve
miles west of them, and that Little Crow
was encamped with another band near
him, also that several other small bands
were in the neighborhood The settlers
had no confidence in the friendly profes-
sions, and believed that the Indians were
gathering on the border, and would make
an attack as soon as bad roads swollen
streams would render it difficult to send
aid from the interior. Another letter has
been received from General Richards,
bearing date of March I'd, stating that
Capt. Martin had just started with thirty
one men to the frontier The Company
had been armed from the military stores
at Fort Dodge, aud were as well equipped
as the brief time given for preparation
would permit. Capt. Martin has been
ordered to act with prudence, and to take
offensive steps against none but Inkpa-
dutas band. All Indians IN that regio a
will be commanded to leave the State
immediately. If Inkpaduta is there, an
attempt will be made to arrest him There
are number Of the members of the
guards who know him and every Indian
connected with him in tho outrsgcs of last
rring ,--Drs .Kn,p,s lIti.cr.
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CARD


Mn. EDITOR: Permit as to express,
through your paper, our deep sense Of
gratitude toward our friends in Upton,
for their kindnes manifested in our be-
half. We were happy to greet so large a
number, and so many joyful countenan-
ces at the Hall, on Friday evening, and
especially to witness their warm affection
toward US. After spending the hours OF
the evening very pleasantly together, We
were called to separate; but those happy
hours will be long remembered. 1t was
one of the most pleasant donation sup
pers we have ever visited. The amount
presented was about sixty dollars. May
the rich blessings of kind Providence
be the inheritance of all our friends.
W. W. BAILEY,
SAMANTHA BAILEY.
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AssIGNEE'S SALE OF LAND.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undcrsi gned
will on the third Monday of March 1853 sell at
public anction the following described real cs-
tate to wit: The north half of the south east
quarter. and the south half of the north east
quarter of section thirty ak (3tl in township sew
enty nine. (T9h north of range two, a. west Of
5th principal Notwithstanding the same farm
lately sold by VIM. Crisman, To Adds & ellison,
and is in a good state of cultivation. is well fen
ced, and has a comfortable new two story frame
dwelling house thereon: being but one half a
mile north Of Wilton, NnScatine County, Iowa, il
il one of the most desirable farms in Cedar Co.
Terms Que third cash in hand, and the balance
in one and two years from Jan, lst, 1851, with 10
per cent interest. sale to take place on the prem
Uses, between and o'clock 7. NJ. of said day.
THOMAS HANNA,
Assignee of Adds & Gibson.
Wilton. Feb. 18th. ls5s. (74w) prs fee s..
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For the Advertiser

House, District.
The closing exercises of the school
were as follows:
A thorough examination of the vari-
Gus classes, which was continued two
days. The first DAY was employed in
hearing the younger classes; and on the
second day, the United Brethren Society
rendered the school the use of their
church, which was accepted and early
in the day quite number of the parents
of the scholars, with others who are
the friends of the cause of education,
assembled at the church for the purpose
of hearing the advanced classes examin-
cd which proved very satisfactory, and
all present appeared to be highly pleased
and entertained with the exercises. In
the evening the school met to deliver
their rhetorical exercises. Before COM
mencing, committee of thrce-C. G..
Nestlerode, VIM. b. Recder and J. B.
Webb-was appointed to draft rcsolu-
tons, on the b.st manner Of closing
schools. The rhetorical exercises were
interesting, aud were followed by an ad-
dress by j. W. Recder, on Education;
after which, DIR. Maynard and G. c.
Ncstlerode made appropriate remarks.
The committee then submitted the fol-
lowing resolutions, which were unani-
mously adopted:
WHEREAS, Feeling that the closing
of Term of School tells Enthusiastically up
on teachers ability to conduct school;
and whereas, knowing that oft times
more parents and visitors call to sec the
school close than call during the whole
term previous therefore
Rcsoiocd, That it is the duty of every
teacher to properly prepare his school for
! the occasion
Resoiucd, That every teacher should
have an examination of one or more DAYS
at the close of each term, to enable him
to give brief synopsis of what he has
enabled the scholars TO accomplish du-
ring the term.
Resotred, That special preparation
should not be the motto, but that each
lesson should be prepared and recited
with view Of getting u thorough aud
practical Knowledge of it, aud being able
to explain it fully aud clearly, not only
at the close of the school but at all
| times.
Rcsolrel, That school exhibitions may
be beneficial, if not too frequently held,
and care is taken in the selection of arti-
cles, dialogues, &c, and having written
compositions aud oratioEs for the occa-
sion on useful and practical subjects.
Resoired, That speaking and playing
dialogues assist the pupil in determining
the proper accent, infection and empha-
sis, more than any other exercise.
Resoigcd, That it is the duty Of the
true teacher not only to labor for his own
school, but for the cause generally; and
that he can in no better way convince
the public of his zeal, sincerity and ear
nestness in the cause, than by making
his own school prohtable and Impressive,
and model of what he would have all
other schools
Resoieed, That the closing exercises
of this school manifest the character and
ability of its teacher, John w. Reeder,
and the interest and capacity of the
scholars; and that the good work that has
been commenced this winter may be con-
tinued until it bear abundant fruit
{. &. NEsTLERoDE,
WM. b. REEDER,
j. b. WEBB,
Upton, March IL, SO. Committee.
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EMERSON MAGAZINE AND Put
MANS MONTHLY, for March, is received
1t is filled with the usual variety of read
ing. 1t contains chapters twenty and
twenty-one of the Life of Washington,
which shows that the author is well ac-
quainted with the minutest incidents of
| the life of the "father Of his country
aud will make it valuable history. Next
are several chapters of my Thirty
Years out Of the Senate by Major Jack
Downing; these letters are in the Major $
best style, and will richly repay a
perusal There are also may other arti-
cles of prose and poetry. This magazine
should receive large list of subscribers,
as the magazine itself is one of the best,
and each subscriber paying 50 gets the
magazine and also the large aud splendid
engraving of The Last Supper. This en-,
craving is no humbug, but is actually
worth, as engravings are sold, i've dollars.
Address Oaksmith & Co, 81 Broadway,
| N. Y.
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sJ- THE Lady's Home Magazine for
April is on our table. This is the best
two dollar magazine published. Its edi-
tors, T. 8. Arthur and Virginia r.
Townsend are universally known as be-
ing the very best writer's in the country
Their articles are not of a sickly, trashy
character, but are of higher order, with
each moral Of its own. 1t is safe to in
troduce this Magazine into any home cir
Gle, ard it would be blessing in every
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Dist riCt Court.

The next term of our District Court
will commence on Monday, the 18th day
of April next. The following is a list
of the Grand and Petit Jurors
GRAND JURoRs-Gco. Hiatt, G. w.
Smith, Abrm. Pfoff, Amasa Sawyer, Sam
Neiman, j. $. Tuthill, Boaz Barthole-
new, Benz. Frazer, VIM. Walters, c. =.
Kigby, Benz. f. Pawling, d. G. Green,
Fred. Horn, Phil. Wilkerson, Daniel
Marsh.
PETIT Jurors ohm Il. Mason,
Abraham Williams, Samuel Long, jr.,
Philip Ximmermaker, VIM. Elliott, Jas
NJ. Jarboe, Andrew Wilson, j. T. Dillon
VIM. Dilts, John Furgusop, n. b. Rccs
Peter Flansburg, Wan. A. Vanmeter
VIM. Crissman, James Whitmer
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II G N b O DIS Extract Ruc h u
l. prepared directly according to the Rules If
Pharmacy and Chemistry.

with the greatest accuracy and chemical knowiedge
care devoted in its combination. See Professor DIVE
Valuable " orks on the practice OF Physic, AID mos
the late Standard works Of Medicine.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

All persons interested are hereby notified, that
the Executors of the Estate of stephen Ives, de-
ceased, filed their final report at the March Term
1853 Of the Cedar County Court and also asking
that they be discharged as Executors. The first
Monday in April Is fixed by said Court, for acting
on said Report; aud unless parties appear and
contest said Report or object thereto the money
belonging to said Estate win be distributed and
the Executors discharged. GEORGE SMITH
Upton March LIST 1898. County Judge.
ut
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Dissolution Notice.

TEE sui scrbers would respectfully inform their
L creditors, and the people generally, that they
have this day Dissolved partnershipby mutual con
sent, and want all persons knowing themselves in
debtcd to them 10y note or otherwise To call at the
Steam Mill and settle with Shearer, tn" accounts
are in his possession for settlement. q. H. Stout
will still remain at the Mil, to accommodate all
who may favor him with their patronage, and will
also lie responsible for all debts against the firm
Of Stout * shearer contracted previous To this
date. STOUT X SHEARER
IiptAp Jan, 81, 1853, rs