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Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-12-18

AVIsO Dg ADM1NgsTRADURA.
DOR cuanto Ia nfrascrita ha sido noG,brada por
L la Corte de Pruebas del Condado de Bernalilo
como Administrator de Ia masa del inado Jose
Chavez, por tanto doy ayiso por estas presentes 4
toda persona que tenga reclamo alguno contra la
dicha masa oque este debiendo ella que Sc requi
ere que todas tales cuentas sean arregadas inmeda
mente con Ia ADMINISTRATORS
MANUELA ARAIIJ0 de CHAVEZ,
Administrator de Ia doha masa.
BERNALILLo, NOyiembre 27 de 1858. 44;3m
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-12-18
SURVEYOR GENERALS OFFICE
REGISTER AND REcENER's OFFICE, J
'a.' A SANTA FE, New MEXICO, :

N1oTICEis is hereby given that the undersigned
IN Register Of Public Lands and Receiver of
Public Moneys, have this day entered upon the du-
ties conferred upon them by law; and the office is
now opened for persons claiming public lands in
this Territory under existing presumption laws.
iHHl WIN. A. DAVIDSON, Register.
4Atf WIN. A. STREET, Receiver.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-12-18

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MDgFl0a.
WHEREAS the undersigned has been appointed
w by the Probate court Of the county Of Ber-
nao as Administrative of the estate of Jose Cha
vez late of SadcOunty, deceased all persons having
claims against said estate or being indebted thereto
are hereby notified to como forward and settle the
same with the Administrative
MANUELA de ARMIlJ0 de CHAVEZ,
Admx of Jose Chavez, decd.
BERNALILLo, Nov n, 1858 44;9m
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-12-18

certainty, and security" inserted to indicate
the mode Of conveyance, will constitute "sTAR
BrD." When "star bid" is sntended no spe.
cifc conveyance must be named.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-12-18

mo. 75Edi6cios de marmol al ado del Norte
dc Ia calle 4.
SAN LUIS MIsURI.
FNien "A de continue el mas grande surtdo en- los
1 Estados Unidos de reloes de orc, relojes fran
pges de mesa, Joyas de diamante, ajuares de plata
sra en- juegos q prec@ comodos, COmponen y
erantlz in relojes fnos. Piedras preciosas Sc en-.
ustan en- todos estilos
DarSe paga el mas alto preciO por plata yeja ~ysa
RsH Tien constanemente premios para ferias. syGSa
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-12-18

I,-, OF -, county OF -, State
Tor Territory Of -, propose to convey the
mails Of the United States from the lst Of July,
1859, to June 30, 1862, on route No. -,
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-07
UNITED STATES OFFICERS.
CA BIN EFT.

resident. t..... ......JAMEs nucUtNAS.
ktee Prosdent.. John q. Breckenridge.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-07

sTEWtEE OF iHrOSirtON.- consequence
q - OF the wide spread celebrity Of pK. NOU NG,
Numerous impusters have sprung into existence, pre-
cnding 10 he perfect masters uf the hrBling art aud
have succeeded IN Imposing upon few ui the un
wary sufferers. Persons i>hiug to consult rhysi-
clan, shoah he very careful how they put aonhden'e
in the published statements ol such charlatans. for
they are as uuscr Ipulous IN such statements in
their practice Of medicine, AVID IA very unsafe tu
trust They win irs deceive you by false certh hcat,t
selves 10 V"t money TO satisfy tn" cravings of dis
eiI-ei appetite. when such Quack gains your con
dencr, hr viii then dose you with hrrcury and other
potsn0u. drugs, md AFTER they have robbed you ~
your money and injured your cUnsliton, they Will
cast yon of with the charge that You have not fol
lowed his t.rcc ions
The only wav 10 avoid such imnostcrs Il to con
suit pr e. Young, the Pioneer Advertising Physi-
clan Of california;. Ala meeting OF the Medical Inc
nit; ol this state. called to investigate the source o
malpractice that has caused so much suffering in
this country. II was unanimously recommended that
all the afflicted should consult Dr. Young, he
tho only regular physician now advertising in Cali
lorna, ~ Others IN his line being qtncks and mpos-
ters, and are net To be trusted. The afflicted II
please take notice than there was not n Physician at
the meeting who had ever or heard of u singh
case Of malpractice from Dr. ionng, while not one
of them but had seen number of from the
foreign qlacks, wh1 so Vanilngly set forth their
pretended virtues In the puDlic prints.
The above facts shpuli be borne In mini by ell
seeking medical assistance
Thank heaven. thaY are getting thoroughly expos
ed. aud Il will not he long beiura they will have IN
fy the country 20 avoid tho Inst indignation Of m
outraged public Then will all good people II ank
Or Young for his continued efforts to banish quack
cry from midst.
Or YOUNG can he consulted from 3 4 VI to Z
W. nj his Office. corner of California and Montgomery
streets, over the Pacgc Express Office, san Francsco
Ailietlers enc stg tho usual fee OF $40 will meet
with nrOtupt attention
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-07

/ hmsddr soniincl, jackson;
Messenger, La PUftei
Herald, Crescent City;
Democrat, Mafiposn;
Sentinel, Santa cruz;
Chronicle, Yreka,
VI Clhrnor rubllco, Los
Angeles,
Herald, Hcnicia;
iCourier, Columbia:
sentinel, jackson q r.:
STANDARD, Portland, q r..
Argus, oregon cay, q. 7 ,
Noascngcr,t ,turyallir.O r. 4,
fimcs, Portland, -. r.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-07

INiERE ARE THOUSANDS in thisStlte suffering
for want of Scientific medical treatment, and
You fear I" apply 10 Ply sican because they have
oern deceived, or their friends have been. by sonc
ot the dharatans VIII infest The community aud whu
pubiish themselves NJ good physicians. procssnr~,
tlc. TO all such We unhc-italiugy recommend Dr. j
& Young. n Physician IN whom an oan place con
hdNuc". lie - a man Of eminent and profound
study, good surgeon, An honnrahi, man and one
VINO can :, mpasbise with persons in ailiicon HIS
staniing ~ Physician and gentleman are both
guuaue"d-the frs. by his medical works which
are an nor to their author. and the extensive az a
highly successful course Of prnctce with which he
has bocn houored since his advent in California and
the latter by has humorous patrons ana large circle Of
Acqnaintances,.
D DEhENBER-That Dr. J. c. Young's Office foI
II y the treatment of Private Diseases il st the c n
ner of Montgomery and California sts san Francisco
RENEMBER-Thai Dr. fonng wants no pAtirpts
but those fully capable of apprec ialing aud distn.
gushing the services Of regular, thorough br,,I
physician, from the paltry unlearned and lriHlnq
auack.
REMENBER-Th DIR Young il the only r,g,tln,
bred phy sician advertising to diseases q inpru
dence
kENEMSER-rhat DR. YuuBg's remotioa ana
Ie~llpcnt are onitsly unknown & all others prs
pared nom ltir spent IN tha gtest Hospital. oT Tu
rpe AMI ti'e afst in this country, from rnte hani
tals Impnitel.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-07
MEDICAL.
DIR. j. G. YOUNG,

LateProfessorat at theUnivcrsity, Penn
Can be tOund al The oH st0nd, corner Of
.HoHfgomery and California streets, San
Francisco
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-07
STATE OFFICERS.

UNITED STATES SENATORS.
- ~ pFUleFck -.. W IN. 'sWin
r.s REPREsENTArIvEs
C.Mckibben. ......... ........ ..... .Chas. Scott
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-07
Defy Competition!
2 O s II T. r s
, THEATRICAL ENTERTAINMENTS.
CONCERTS and

CONCERTS and
EXHIBITIONS
tCt tue very largest iSiEe,)
fi1'"i uth'+ 'Hrbii 'hu'nt AT short notice, and n,
thetovE5r PRICES
- Wa We p-'prr'i wlth Al extra Quality oi
Type vi h'T nu'rldl %: trtriy ain tied to the
printing 0f
proyrammcs,
Bilts OF Fare,
Way-BiIs,
Circulars,
Ball Tickets,
+, Visiting Cards,
Bill Heads,
Checks,
Blanks,
etc., etc.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-07

Where he can bcconsuled priva,elynnd with the
utmost confdt nee by the afflicted at all hours daily,
from : A. M.,nniils PM. (Curesslways guaranteed
or no pay required.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-07
.HLANKSs

hvery 'e'cription of BlankscXccuted on tho short
anotice, with uhrvallpi taslo aud ncatncss.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-09

o. The Indianapolis State Journal
rscommsnds the Republicans Of the Arst
district. to give their support to Judge
Hosey. It saws: Eav 49, =
Jaass Hovey declares himaelfs candidate
for Congress OH the pure, uumixed Cincinnati
Platform, rsPudiauns all Mr.. Buchansn's
Interpretations. and all the fIrms Of the Le-
compton iniquisy. As there Is no chance TO
elsss Repuhliear in the First District the
RePublicaus can do nothing better than gise
t6sir aid 70 Judge Hovey, or Whatever fDau
can Dc rnoss certainly elected, who ii Ell c,ed
will stand with the people against tie depot
tsrn OF shv President aud the corruptions OF
his sdbsrents. The election of Nr. Hoyey,
who Was removed from tho otice OF Dist. At
sorney for this State on account OF his oppo.
eition 70 LscoTnpt, q TO make room for y gen.
tlenan OF rather more facility of eonss.ieueo
and lsss brains. will be quits as decided ro-
base both Of the prescription itself and oil
the fraud that iruPellsd u rs car we'll be i'm.
aeired.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-09

UThe municipal troubles in New
Orleans appear by the dispatches to be
still unsettled, and as portentious oil
bloodshed as when they first broke ont. !
This terrible state Of affairs has been
brought about by the profigacy Of the
two political parties, both of whom, to
accomplish their ends, have descended to
use the basest instruments Of political
success, and have elevated some OF the
vilest dregs of society into places Of po-
lirical influence and trust. One party
has attempted TO head the other in its
base schemes, by plots equally ncfariOus,
ill violence and disorder have forced the
conservative citizens Of all parties to
combine and deposs the wrstched pusil-
luminous government, that had the NOM
inal control of the city. The event IL
illustrates the dsmoraliEins effects upon q
community of the vile practices Of two
proflgats parties contending by unscru-
pulous means to gain control Of the gov
eminent for selfish ends. In New Or
leans they have within tue last two years
reached the lowest state Of political de-
pravity; the municipal authority had Of
late become so debased and imbecile, that
its overthrow was almost necessity.
The Mayor was<a man without force
or energy, or q single trail oecharacter to
ct him for the station. He was known
to every boy in the streets As "Charlsy
Waterman" an sniiable, good natured
smiling Yankee shop keeper, who never
said a word nor did an act Of sufficient
decision to give any ofsnss to any one
lie had grown rich by diligence and
Yankee saving; then became politically
ambiti us; and az the rsadisst means o
gratifying his desires, he went into the
Know Nothing ranks, and spent money
freely; and finally asked the ofiieo o
Mayor, as q remuneration for the money
he had given the party. The reQuss
was granted, not bscauss he had one sin
gle qualification for tbs post, but as ,
recompeuse for his sacrifices to the party
J The same system elevated the other
men to the power they acquired. stith
tho Recorder, who by the prostitution o
his Office, has been one of the chief agent
In producing the present troubles, and i
now the loudest iu.tigator Of bloodshed
, was o journeyman printer, who attainet
} to great notcrioty, by bis speeches in tn
, Know Nothing caucusss. He was mad
, recorder as a reward for his devotion L
the party; he has grown ambitious an
r aspired, to be made Mayor by the polti
cal machinery which he Dad learnt with
, in the last two years to control and man
, age. Among the Vigilance Committee
we see the names OF IN my of the mes
! ardent Americans as well as membsr
r of the Democratic party. The fact thu
{ tie Mayor has been deposed by the cit
: council, containing majority OF his ow
! party. and has bean superseded by ex
;. Recorder Summers, al old and arden
i member of the American party, show
the contest 10 not between the member
!. of the two political parties, but fgt
e between the disorganizors and conserv,
;. tive citizens.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-09

AFRICAN EMreRANTs.-A firm nt
Charleston 8. C., by the name Of LATTE
& Co., proposed to send vessel to the
coast Of Africa for ergo Of ernisrants,
to DO imported and indsntured to South
ern planters as apprentices. Secretary
Cobb in letter to the Collector Of the
port Of Charleston, dirsc Q him to refuse
to clear vessel from Charleston to the
coast Of Africa, "for the purpose Of taking
on board African smigrants, in accord
ance with the Enigrant Passenger Laws,
and returning with the same to the
United States" Mr.. Cobb grounds his
refusal upon the conviction that the
scheme is in everything but nan,, a re-
viyal CT the African slave trade. He
say: ,'ss0a i.4
To believe under the circumstances, tha,
! there Is u besG fds purpose. on tha pa. OF
Aessrs. LATTE q Co., TO bring African emf
grants TO This country to enjoy the right.
and privileges OF treelnen. would require an
amount OF ersdulity that would justly sub.
J~~s 49, P~'s 49, ~ SSbeNiok w tlo CnATgs VI
mental imbecility. The on,;csion Ia irra.
sistabls, that the object of tie proposed en-.
terprlse Is to bring thsss "Airican sniiSran,s'
: into the country, with the view either o
naki-g slaves Of them, or Of holding them
20 sar ~ioa r. labor. II 40, Il is AZ Ss.emp
TO evads the laws Of the country on the SUD
iect Of African Importation, 70 Which have
called your attention.
Ordinarily, it would b an unsafe ruls 70
; public officer 20 net upon the Suspicion OF
purpose on the part OF another 70 violate I'd
laws Of the country. bu, IN this case 1. Is pu
so clearly beyond the reach OF doubt that (
think that you not only can, but that vol
|, are in duty bound TO act upon the prssump
sion, that it Is the intention OF xs-srs. LanIt
d Co to svads the laws of tho Uni5sl States
; and ycu should accordingly refuse their YES
sci the clearance asked for.
The letter meets the hearty approva
of the perpls OF Charleston, and Of tn
entire South, except Q lew ultra.pro sla
very fanatics. 80 ,,,,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-09

o. the indianapolis volks5latt. the
leading Democratic German paper Of the
State, pitches into the Lecomptoa organ,
the State Sentinel. and in the Same mum.
Der lauds ]. D. Dsfrees, the Republican
candidate for Congress. This marks an
extraordinary change OF position. .5H
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-09

SPSscEg Co1STT.--An old and reliable
Democrat writes to the Rcckport Demo
srat that Judge II 'vey is sure to carry
Spencer county BY majority of from 4oo
to 800 over Niblack. In Dubois the
German vote, as in other parts Of the
District, will be almost unanimous for
Hovsy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-09

" Dix Ryan, Of Indianapolis, made
a telling anti Lecompton speech 20 the
Democracy Of vigo county, ct Ierre
Haute. on Saturday evening Il is de
scribed as happy effort, aud ons that
produced powerful elect upon the in.
dependent Democracy. "a - y
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-09

gTha authorities Of CINCINNATI en-
force the ordinance closing all coffee!
houses on Sunday with vigcr, and the
measure has had marked effect on the
quiet ofthc city during the Sabbath, ID
AT Clnneiton in this State, we observe
that nearly twenty violators Of the Sab
bath wore prosecuted and fined at one
time, for selling liquor on Sunday. Il has
had the effect to close all the dram and
beer shops in thepldca on Sunday 81 =
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-09

It is proposed that the removal Of
the remains OF eE- President Monroe
from New York to Rjchmond, shall take
place on the 4lh Of July next, the ami.
vsrsary OF his DEATH. ss12egf- % L'2a3is
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-09
Tariff.

The subject oil protection 20 our own
labor, is likely to be one of the promi
men: questions on which the new organi-
cation Of parties mus: be formed. The
n. 7. Herald, the earnest supporter Of
the administration, throws out the fol-
lowing su sessions:
One of the greatos: results Of the revusion
of last year is that i. has beTiideTed the
| general rolicy OF our industrial army. We
| were guide n our march b the tree trade
| theory. which looks 70 the constant eztens on
\ OF foreign corirerce Is The means OF taking
/ of our surplus pro laclion, and thus ssinu-
| luting industry. The counsels OF thess who
wished that al our efforts should DO turned
in contrary direction, and That instead OF
fostering ioreign trade we sbCild repress II
| by protective sysleuis, and stimulate home
Industry and homo consumption, were set
! aside. The rcceu. Developments Of bittsE
antagoni TIC iesliIg to,ogr political and ma
terial progress on the part OF tho British
Cabinet have brought into sUdosn existence
in the minds OF the people, the .nomsntou:
question wbether il is not our policy anc
our interest, in uaTshaiing again our III
dustrial army, TO Change Our plan OF cam
paign, and Try the assault for .preponderanc'
IN the othar dirsctio1. fls 90 80 sd
AS we have sHid, in our commercial ant
financial Interests we u-s now "at lew vate
marx" Tbs Cub hgs ceased, aud the slacl
water Of to-day indicates that the food vii
soon oesin 10 set. 1t ia in our own hands 4
determine ia what direction the earrenr shall
be turned, and wlers it shall expend il
force. Shall we organize our national marc
under the old and We'll known plaus OF ire
trade with foreign nalionsa or shaliws max
complete change n.tfe plum OF cam paigu
and look 20 he diminntion of our eontrIbu
tons to European communities, and direc
our attention TO greater boE.o development
the accession TO eur protective union OF Cubs
Mexico and Central America. and the sstRb
; lishment OF O great American world, base
entirely upon American lnterests and guide
by 81 cxc.usiyely Arnerican policy. no
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-09

8 @The expulsion Of Gov. Cummings
from Salt Lake City by the Morrons, is
generally discredited. The latest letters
from Camp Scott are silent on the sub.
Jees. A despatch from Fort Leavcn.
worth says the report OF the expulsion is
not credited there.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-09

G~Ths Pacha of Egypt is building
on iron tubular bridge over the Nile,
about mill way bstwesn Cairo and Alex
andrin, where the riyar is l,lo0 feet
wide. 60, mi
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-09
MIR. sucAanan's Cs:h Account.

When PrsSIdeil. Pierce went Uut OF fa ~ 9Es.
once, he ls IL The Irt asuiy for :. .
Mr. EI.-G1an.. vi, 70 ia lcsS1.l
The Cor sTess Loan silse rssscd IN -i
. Treasury Ngtss...-.. .-......-.. .p-Ve1sOyV
new L-.4......s.. lc-SSf "
Now as.sga...................es: ,Tlo.oco
Mr.. Buchanan has fallen behind thus Gar Ia
one year and three months, and is moving in
the same direction with accelerated velocity
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-09


a CALLED meeting a the Jorrreynsn Oak
"a Coopecs o. The CITY OF Evs-syills, was held
Nay y, ie5s. The meeting wa ElniIcd by elect
ing = President Gnd Secretary. ="
TIE oajec. ~ tia 1ss-ng ueior ststei -Essrs Tea.
nan, shsry9ud and loa see chosen % drsft .ssolr'
lions. The Conn., ttce gsre fug sho.t time aud
trr al with the follogiue resouturs:
RzscIvEo. l6at We yssv the course which the
p.opresogs " .he Aachlr shop Of this cy are uar.
sung - break inwn the egGlG. Ceopss. IS dlsaoacg.
sle, urj-st and uiclilei ior. - -
RFsoLvEo. That We viii use all honorable mean.
IN %. p1w=r e. puI down any attempt 81 rronopoly.
which desgnsd % Iijgre our Business in this city,
RssoLvEo. Thqt inas-arcn as tho proprietprs 81
said Machine Shop, whIs IL was IN course of eiec.
ton pledg-i them 20 sus,sin the regular price
or cJopeage In this civ, md i5N Immediately AFTER
starting, thew PUT the pvcs down n cts, on the hsr
rel, therefore, We have no cogtdence IN their sslse
OF homer. fIsr t..........r IH
RcsoLvyD, That We invite me G oosr, that are en-
gagel IN the said Machine Shor az this present time
20 quit there ee.geen nav sna the hrst OF June, aud
thay " II he furnished With oeTths. in the regular
SHOES. am that AFTER t1ft t'r1e We LOOK UPON al
cIpTs int Issst n tls rt1ifSctoVv AZ crop rage n
said 1p as SCABS, sai ihatwe viii not c,lrhescsnt
70 vor2 II any shop q e tasy nEy g.. sSapoyr3su'
In.
On melton Of Mr. Tearrn. 81 YES v.ted that IL.
sSnve procesllss &c published u tne daily papers o.
this city. FRANZ sICOI, ssc'y,
ieip2vdEv N -.I ~ - 81 :
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-09
4 CARD

TIME underlined respsc.gGiiy inform their Gus
il toners and friends tstsin 13,erdlrce with the
Saturday, the jewish Sa5aath, a1i VII Siose their
sore, every Friday nishi :. o'c.oes rltl SATURDAY
ness on SATURDAY, they wl a.,eld 70 K on sunday.
The hands employed oy US iaiftffesics Will tase
viii hereafter be made psy das, ~ 80,
,,s.4rai.a -nA. Az AS ASHsA y. : Co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-09
GREAT ATTRACTION!


FTtllEs ul.dzrsigaed propose 70 sell their COAL
"a MINES, sitratcfi on the Ffrk of the can II, -
mile from Evan5viiie, t0gs-hcr "tt seven huded
aud seventy acres OF land, OF good gual1tysgel
umeere1 che canal passes through tLe and ? eaT
tneceuteT, in allsrth and soU-l directon, within
lew feet OF tn sm51th Of the coal Pit 1he coal vein
u about SIX feet thck, ana n gcC1 Wq[king orusT,
WITH nil the tools Necessary 70 operate TAn dozn
horse power, and valuable horse % work 4; good
raj uoeti nearly new, WIKI the ae5t 1-ule t-n fcr
towing the canal. The boat Is p19le et Urging
&c Tn hitsen huadrel bushels a. q loAa There Is On
corn crib, sst Of Bsexsmt's tools, ccT7 enough 70
Last the stock till the new crop comes NJ Also, u
the househod furntufe h tie house VII re sold
Eifif1r1g UTENSILS tssnty a. Is ot gFssn, OAKS anu
corn, Scd one OF potatces. lie toe4lon - oEs OF Sne
test chipping points on the csrsli the rrorer &c
would sco1 cecne ;ne center % t. for that pat Of
the Country The whole Will % sou, OF " tue Pur'
chaser prefers, the undivided half, and "
en- in.as5sseiy For ?a-sc 1,sTS iaseite q 5sa
Amory,. in Evansville. Also, Aliens fAxcnarss
is- - sTs4 Il - RowLEy g AMoRY.
Great sale Of IrafoE.si Eraadies q
TAO ~ rI0r Auctions % t.3 sf@iiisl
NAE VIII sel, 9. or store on aain erect, sat1r
w day, June tstii next, Z. FaSEc aUcsioo, =: "
IL q ssa p S as s's Fta.: IN es:s s.
,Ias aooys ware sent az iren NsE9Eca3sso On CO,
signraert, and are OF SUPERIOR o9iity, and rrcris
sSrs q sargooHs and ssriecas,is7s are invited
casa. * 81 SUNS uads7 Is: FOR ssizs ever tsa
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