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Foreign News.
Arrival of the Steamer 1liagaTa
LATER FROM EUROPE.

NEw YosK, Aug. IL.
The Niagar. arrived at Halifax this .. m,
with Liverpool dates to Slst.
Cotton generally closed steady. Weather
favorable for crspE,
DreAdstuffs generally closed steady. Pro-
visions generally closed quiet.
Parliament was rapidly closing up bust
ness.
Tho Goodwood cup was won BY Saunterer.
The only Americas horse started was Charles.
ton, and no came 10 last but one.
Advices from Bombay to the Sd confirm
the recapture Of Gwailor. The fugitivss
were hcmmsd in. Tho British had gained .
brilliant victory near Lucknow. The rebels
lost 600. The Continental news 10 unimpor-
tant
How Sssthey naRPeA ost hss Tine.
In assooiating With Southsy, not only was
it necessary TO salvation to refrain from
touching OILS bookA but various ritss, cere-
monies and usages mast b Sigidly observed.
At certain apdoinssd hsurs only vas be open
to conversation q the seasons which had
been proclaimed iros N ETERNITY for hold
ing intercourse with he friends. Every hour
of the day had IL acommission-ever half
hour was assigned 70 ito own peculiar unde-
Waiting function. The interchangeable student
gave detailed aoooaS. Of his pains taking
life, every moment Of which was fully en-
ployed and strictly prs-arranged, to = GER
tain literary Quaker lady. 81 rise At Eve
throughout the year; from dix till eight l
read Spanish; then French one hour Por-
tugcsc nexs for half an honr-my watch ly-
ing on the table; give two hours 10 poetry !;
write prose two hours; translate 10 long !;
make extracts 20 long" end 20 Of the
rest, until tho poor fellow had fairly tagged
himself into his bed again. sand pray,
whom dost thou think, friend P" she asked,
-drily, TO the great discomhtnre Of the future
Laureate. Hogg's Life Of Shelley.
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Mestitusion AN d Keturn

Brigham Young has caused the horses,
mules and cattle captured from the army to
be delivered up again, and requested that
Gov. Cumming would receive them officially
and send them to Col. Johnston.
The Mormons are rapidly returning to the
Holy City, and every thing is looking bright
and busy again.
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ClnCULAR.

ss EH
rs ear r-6rsc cs. :.s ~ Pssa's !.
"Etakc great plcAsars In bsing Ahle V aas1rs
w you thst notwithstanding oar hsAgy lDo D
the buenine u our Bales Rooms 81 Nos. ~ - a
Washinxton Avenue, ard The loss ol tbs sntirs
stock Ia them, bn The noEning Of the 35th nit.
We ere already able = ~ - order that nsy b
desired In car alAeA
Having large aassae - seoek % ons Ware
Ard being u constant rscsipt II epp1s hos NJ
bert manufs0turers, We ars thus eAAAls& - al ~
dsFs II our usual low prices, and in fbraef prompt
and sAtisiastsgy manner.
Oar facili.ies for ysoeuring asd keeping Up DE-
Sirable steck sse uns4ualsdj ear persenai Attsn.
tion and large experience II and viii b. coustant1y
givcu 70 our legitimate husnsss ~ Dealers u and
Manufactures Of
Furniture ana Upholst6yy,
IL all the vsriens bgasehes. W. ASSURE yea thai
W will sell = good Goods and 1t = Lo. Prisss
End % - favorable terms - ~ hosss II M
West.
Thsahias yoa for the vsry iissssl patronage
Astst.ssis sl.s.- - ~ -, ~ss.a soss.A~snss q
Sal.s Room. fcs sAs present, o Meth west cor
nsr Of Waahington Assnus And Gescnd-st.. foul
doors heiow tie Old stand.
sc2sSIFi : MASON.
B. Lssis, No, Jaly =, 1e.-esEt14v
IU1 41MFs q
a coxFOKTADLE HOUSE, NM N Ses1asa.1
tAesilsr, sornsf q Hls4 "a 1als1 sssssss: A.
Fpy g ~ ~ = =
4 vEKY ss1sslss $500 = - ~
q - haAA = ns. : - lssss - "
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eTHe that gives good advice, builds with
one hand be that gives good counsel aud
example, builds with both but be that gives
GOOD admonition and Dad example, builds
with one hand and pals down with Ne other.
II Bacon.
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ssrok,ng the Feather. both way.

AsrOking she Feathers both ways.
Senator Slidell, the gentleman who has
more personal influence with the President
and enjoys his confidence to greater extent
than any other man, was lately at Chicago.
Ills mission seemed to be to stimulate the
friends Of Mr.. Buchanan, and encourage
them in their opposition to the factious course
Of Douglas and his followers. The war
waged fiercer than ever when be left. Close
upon his heels came Alex. II. Stephens, Of
Georgia. He was the friend Of both Bu-
chanan and Douglas. He wanted to Fix up
things. He sympathized with Douglas, md
though, Buchanan had misued him. Doug
las was sound Southern man. he South
couldn't aGord-to lose his support. He want.
ed TO stop the fight. The Nationals said
then let him withdraw bis State ticket, hi:
Congressional tickets, his county tickets, and
get out Of The way himself until he is called
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RAILROAD TIOKErs

RAILROAD TICKETS .
Good for IN snIimitsd length Of time, allowing
Pssonngsrs tostop ct any point and re-
buna their Journey 81 leisure.
Steamboat Tickets good until Close of Navigation
j A0Pssssngsn en- stsaia Reliable reformation
at shis Once 10 regard = ell Ratlfoad koates In
J.R.TEwKsBuRY,
Foreign Ticket Agent G b. Y. \. !. LIss.
June Io-dAw
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DELINQUENT LIST or LOTS
nN which special taxes ere dus and unpaid for
OMoAdAmisips and surbing % johnson street,
bstwsen 9th and 18th ssreets, and On Sth street
between Main and Blondseu etsesis.
JohneQu ct. hetNaAa Oh and 10Th.
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g. The Republicans ann the Douglas
Democrats unite in the support Of the Hon.
J. q. Davis, Of the yigo District, Indiana,
fs Coaesess, against the Lecompson nomi-
me-. Davis was the only Democratic Repre-
sentative from Indiana who opposed the lie
compton swindle. The chance for bis cleo
tian 10 very good.
Ths Douglas Democracy and the Repub-
iiesss also unite in the support Of Judge Ho.
vey in opposition TO the present Buchanan
Representative, eumbAck, in the 4,h district,
Iudiana.
- The barn Of the Hon. Lewis b. Camp
ball II Butler county, Ohio, was struck by
iieAtning and easirely consumed, one day
Last weak.
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offer of the Hudson Nay Co. TO Sell
their Property TO the u. =.
WASHINGTON, July 20.

DARLINGTON, july ~.
II is an interesting fact, never yet made
public, tina. the Hudson Bay Company have,
for some time, been anxious to sell TO the
United States all their rights and interests
under the treaty Of 1916. Under the pro-
visions Ct this treaty the Company own and
hold number Of forts, posts and trading
houses situated in the territory OF the Uni
ted States also, large stocks OF horses, cat
tie and sheep.
Lord Napier, the British minister, was au :
thorized by the Company to sell TO tho U. s.
for 5000, 600. Several meetings we're held
at tho State Department on the subject, but
without sale being effected. According to
the testimony Of Gen. Lane and Gov. Ste.
vens, the sum named was very low for the
property proposed to be transferred. The
stock alone, they stated, would bring at auc.
ton one half the sum named.
The Secretary Of State was favorable to
the purchase, but he much doubted tho dis.
position Of Congress to mako tho necessary
appropriation.
The popular impression that this Company
is unfriendly in its feelings towards our PEG.
pie, is entirely erroneous. In 1855, wher
the people of Oregon were engaged in q
bloody Indian war, and could not Obtar
supplies from any other quarter, this Comps.
ny furnished them with provisions and anu
milton, at n low price and on time. They
have always endeavored to keep down III,
Indian disturbances, and frequently Furnished
/ important Information to the Government
authorities. II Times, Both.
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Auasuuceisa ena.

AnnSunCe iAena.
70 tie People Of tAs la Judicial Disiricf Of Iers
especially announce mysef - m indspsn.
dent cani date for DiA,rct Attorney. ut the ensu-
ing 0etoter election WILL X. GAREAkp.
kcokuk, July ~. ts3s. 3@
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~ sFs teeeent atiaeAsA = Prni1snt - DR..
ssosk via esAss sssesielet, aAas1n - A4ssaftss
sseaas assesaatsd Win =, hsys - aisea - 10
,sss e' . s: ::s.:;1
aad laws q the State Of Iowa providing ler inssr
yMSeasnA Ths nsns 40 ssyls u ~ Uonpasy +
311 kHoKuK AND BunLlxefox rAcESf oourANY.
The Capital Sleek ~ ~ whisA nay b inersassd
q q ~ ..ssss e. = - s
pal q business ef ~ Conpasy u - t6s City
a ResAah r1esA ~ rsisssb % t1Ilnsss and Is
s 8; = =. .ss .ss sss ......i. Inc
s sisal I,sse .s ssss s .s' =: Ms.r
alingtoa. lowe sxtsAdiAg dAosB u DSysnpost -
Rock lslAnA, cd IN tntsfmedlSts pcrts q nav y.
ssoad ssYedlsati With power % ssnsraet, sosSea
~ ssss5sidsss with Railrosdn, Or other etsan-
TAs ysivats properly u Is ssoss hsid Il III.
OQupeay isbals sSsGps from individual liabflity
for ~ ~ eny jndsbtsAusss or liability 81 ~
Csotasy, e.sspt 70 TIA extent Of thslr snpaid
There hssSssa Shrss b Of he stood -
ID, ons-thrd of which kas bssp paid I'm tAs balance
psyasis g 10y bc required, npcn the call It
the bessd 81 Dtrsctoss. The Oonrsry have pm.
el..sd - soy own the stssner .sKsokuk." II
nssiass:s g desss q The cs.p.sy ~ limited y
ous-Asf thsAsosnt Of The aaptsstssoek, Of TO ths
amount astsslly paid In On said stock.
The orgsuisatIon date fron tia LIT Aay II A.
gust 1888 and % 70 eontinss ten yesrs fses that
dAseysse)ect - alfsraisH Of renewal By vote q
conssnt " thrssfossths Of the stock holden IL
interest,". sopy II ths articles Of ineorporatIea
soresnino this uompsny 10 Of ssossd II IL 49,
Of the Recorder II bseds, 81 Ksok 6, in - Ccon
y Of Lee, Ippa. 1s IS,
In buain<ss q IT, Company 10 nader ths essss-
. eeaeeol ana supssviston " aPvesiasas Aaa 1sasa
& El4rsstens who are slssiivs Aassally b. (
yots q The stockhsldsss, 1hs follsvisg psssons
Consulate the asst Board VI Dtrses0ns
Joss vAx NosswtcG, D. T. DsisnAs,
Joax TxArnx, SsLAs HsAles9.
u. W. SAMPLE,
Aeokuk, Aufy ~ As-a4w PresiAsat.
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sOMETMINC NEW
The Ladies' ana eaenxaanamsa
MIRROR or FORTUNE.

- ANAL YslS or LIFG.
TI.LU sTRATED BY dems from the hsss vfitsrs
! arranged IN nsw and original nAanss IN ~
sntsrtalnmant q LissrsFy aaa Social Cirslss. 6,
fsr sale BY OaDkN, BROWKHLL 8 %.
sagSd
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II lOOElInS uln0l LIN ID
Cheap.
/ AN now prepared to sell good worked Flooring
Lat S25 per 1000 feet, and piastsrnT LAth ct ~ Is
per 1900 and other kinds Of Lumber ~ corr sspond
ing prices for Cash.
Patterson s Timbcrman's Pork Houss.
auglIdlot JOHN ALLISON.
Great Ssmmer Beck.
VIE Autobiography and Leetcrss Of Lola Mon
auslsd CAVE ! BARBER.
Mash MiIIer's Nsw nseK.
VIE Cruise Of the Betsy, For 81: y
Tne Magtcfa ms Ow 3 1Soek.
ME whole art Of conjuriae-beins . complete
! hand book Of parlor nsgis--inlstrated with
auxi5d CAVE 1BARBER.
prince Chariss,,
nK, Tho Young pressndsr; BY j. r. Smith -
~ Fer sale by GAVE 4 HAKDER
anglsd
tbs Reason way.
+ A CAREFUL eoleSstea Of naay hundrsas IL
"a tLisgs wAieh. thansh gsasraily believed, arc
augl3 CAVB 4 BARBER.
'iiE sp0F''nsas vsds H;ssH; ~ ::S5I;;y
NEW BOOK fi weekly. and sid = ,,aS.
~ fishers price, BY CAVE DARD8R.
aug ID ~ Aaln1t.
kEOkUx FEMALE MEMINAgN.
VfsllIs Institution will commence ~ sssslon %
Monday, Sept. 9Th, In the second story 81 ID.
sanfsri's Sutlding, corner Of Fifth and Con6srt
streets.
The B,ard Of Trustees q this Bsminasy elected
from various relts ious dcnomlnations and repre-
| senting lArge part Of the Christian commwnlty
dcsifs ny the united and cooperative Efforts Of tke
friends II edscation 10 estAblish gradually sash
On institution ~ our city requires.
Tbs Principal Of the Hesitation Ii Rev. o. "A.
WILLIAMS, TO whom, or to tho Secretary Of the
Board, applications for the admission Oh pupils
may be made.
The charges fnr tuition will b 90 and 4s Ia the
ordinary kuolish studies, with small sdditioual
sue FOR incihsafst expenses. For Latin Frsnsh.
herman. Ac., extra charges will be made.
pupils be present panctually on the Ar.s Of the
session. WIN. THOMPSON,
| lfENar SrRosG, Hsc'y.
| kookuk, Aug. II, 1sSs-d
Sssolution.
n eoassSnsnce 1t protraeted ill-hsaith, Mr.. R.
= =. vgicn dispossa Of bis intsPsst ana vtthA,s-
from the arm Of 0sdrn, Brswneli : Co ], Oh ~
18th OF Jviy. All liabilities will - settled ~
the nnsiness continued By the other msmbers q
the ism. X. B. OGDEN =
ED. y. BROWNELL.
Augnst 10. d.
Nsw wheat elear.
/ WE hAveJu received shipment OF Osiaev
wv Flour, mAds from NEW FALL WHAT =.
prime article. which Ne sEar low.
/ w. n. AUSTIN 4 CO.,
August I'D. No. lis Main q.
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eT-A Kentucky lawyer on crcnt was
asked to dine with the Judge. A. the table
the Judge, as is his custom, usked blessing,
and shortly rose from his seat and took from
the sideboard a bottle of sold Bourbon, )" Of
which he invited his guest TO partake, parta-
king freely himself, as ia also his CUSTOM
After dinner tho Doctor said:
''Juage, will you permit me to ask you a
question?''
ooh, certainly" replied the Judge; "xha,
il it?o
81 obseryed,' said the Doctor, ssthat after
you had asked a blessing you set on the bot.
tie. Now, wish to know whether you were
ashamed 20 ask blessing on the liquor, OF
whether you thought il was good enough
witheuts''
The Judge took the case under advisemeut,
and when he gives bis decision ii will proba.
bly, set the bottle on the table at the stsr,
when DIR. Is. dimes with him.
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Noslce .


slsO JAMES DAvIDSON-Sir: Whereas on he
= estA day q April, 1853, you delivered 10 n
Ne aheses o1 NJ stssk u The keSknt, RoYt M
1etne - nisnnsta Aailrad Csnpsay, Asnbss
20, = ~ vains - ose Aasased 4eliar ~ shase
dsaea kesksk III OstaAsf 1881 - soilassssl g.
enstl2 fur the payment u note exesatea 81
psv!1so. nsstauss : oavilspA, lsssd nth asy Il
April, 1oaes ~ ~ ssn u two hnadfrd thirteen
i4.0e dslasS payable y myssif Of ss6ss u niasty
days altse date Stth iatssct 81 ,hs banking hosss
of Geo. 9. Andersea ; Co., With power, II said
note wAs MOI peid q maturity, " sell said sleek 81
public aaetina, altar giviag thirty days notice Of
eseh sale. And whereas saia cote shave d<sesihea
y now due and unpaid, now, therefore, you ass
hereby nstjAed, that ~ virtsc VI the power vestsa
~ no p he conditions Vt said deposit d ttoeks
shall, "a tAs stghsh dry Of Bsptsahsr nsxt, ls6s,
bstwssn ~ hoars Of 10 o'cloek =. =. and clock
2. -, Of The front door AZ ~ Court Hsuss 10 tie
Oty ct knkSk, Les Couasy, Loss, proceed 10 sell
q public ssstion 70 ths and b bidder for
easA. hs Avs shares Of stock Akeys dsassihsa, and
tSAnafw asd assign ~ same mt, the puvehsssr q,
purehassn thereof, and eut 81 tho proceeds 70 nay
the amount IL sai6 asts aaa interest and exp~nses
1nlsss hs1srs said ~ u said sais yeu shall 10
deen M stesk b. payment u said nOts, interest
and expenses, - sfsessaiAs
80 b 49,. EDA'D r. DIXIE.
Ls.L q Y1fn
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D.s,In.u,,hea M,..,eu,ry.


The Hon. Alexander H. Stephens, who left
the Wing party and Joined the Locofoco par
ty some years ngo, on the express ground
that the latter was more favorable to slavery,
is now in Illinois. Some two years ago thil
same gentleman made a speech 10 Congress
to establish the lawfulness of slavery upon
scriptural grounds, and the Democracy OF
this county circulated the speech by thou
sands and thereby exhibited their approval
Of it's position and arguments, as they have
recently more clearly manifested their sym.
patty with slaveholding by holding jubilee
over the Shareholders victory in Missouri
1t is said that this slavery propaganda mis-
sionary is now in Illinois to effect reconcil-
iation between the rival factions. He 10 per-
fectly satisfied that either Of the Democratic
factions will answer the purposes Of the
ayeholders, and he is determined, il possi-
Bile, to prevent their killing each other for
the benefit Of the Republicans.
II Stephens is in earnest he will crack his
slave whip about the ears Of Douglas and
Buchanan and their doughface adheren,s
without respect to persons, and he will lash
them into submission or rebellion.
GDThe Hon. Francis Springer, candidate
for Judge Of this District, is in the city, at
the Gait House, We believe.
We trust that our citizens win embrace
the opportunity Of making the acquaintance
of one OF the earliest settlers of Iowa, who,
possessing superior abilities and most esti-
mable character, has ever occupied o promi-
ncnt position in our State
The Davenport Gd<etts, in recent no.
tice Of his nomination, says Of Mr.. Springer:
This gentleman, it viii DO remembered,
was the President Of the recent Constitution
al Convention, in which situation he COM
manded the universal respect OF all parties
and endeared himself to tho members Of that
body, not only by his unwavering urbanity
and impartiaity, but by the exhibition Of
rare qualities as legislator and jurist.--
We cannot but sincerely hope for the trium-
fed to maintain the dignity and honor OF the
bench
RIor IN DAvxvroRr.-P Passengers by the
steamer on yesterday report that there was a
very serious riot in Davenport the day be-
fore. We understand that tho failure Of
Burrows 4 Prettyman, who have good ma
ny shinplasters in circulation, caused panic
which induced the merchants to discredit
Florence paper. This state Of things caused
good deal Of excitement. A crowd gath
cred on the streets, organised mob, and
marched to Cook 3 Sargsnt's Bank, and af-
ter making some Intellectual demonstrations
Of hostility they proceeded to Cooks house,
brok out the windows. and struck Mrs. Cook
with stone, causing very serious injury.
There was then cessation Of hostilities,
with an intention expressed, however, to re-
new them again in the evening.
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New Whsas Glear.
ME have just tscpiyed shipmsut OF O.i.ev
Nv Flour, mAds from NEW FALL WHEAT =
prime article. which Ne sdar low.
W. n. AUSTIN q CO.,
August I'D. No. lis Nan -
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again, down with all such men.) That 10
not all-my Douglas friend--thas 10 not all.
myself, humble NJ am, and making no
pretensions other than to have performed my
duty to tho State that has honorsd me by
placing me in the Senate, TO tho best Of my
ability, pointed this out two years ago
Three cheers for Trumbull were given with
great enthusiasm.) stated that it was q
little too much to oall . convention in Kan
sas before knowing what wss the wish Of the
people, and then to allow the ffty-two men
which Nere to compose tho convention %
cording to that bin to put any sort Of con-
stitut,on upon the poodle, without allowing
them to vote npon 1t.
A Voicc--What did Mr.. Douglas TO itS
MIR. Trumbull. What did be say. He
was silent - the grave and voted for the bill.
Applause. IL passed the Senate but was
defeated in tho Housc. Mind you now, this
WAS before tho Presidential election. [Ohesrs
and laughter.] 1t Vas before the thunders
Of the Fremont vote had rolled down to
Washington and frightened tho mon that
were there. lApplauss.l Twas before the
Tree people OF ILLINOIS hsd swept tho plum
derers from the State Capital and installed
in their places free men and the friends Of
FREQ men. Renewed applaase.1 II would
not = to risk that policy mach longer
daughter and applause.
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The Aeassn way.
+ A CAREFUL eolleSitea Of many hundrsds IL
"a things which, though gsassally believed. ara
imprfessly understood. For saie " rs
augl3 CAVU 4 BARBER.
sYSiIE 6pottsmsn's VsdO Nscum. For Saie 81 :
l. JAvEA HABbkE
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Efoal Notices.


GTATE OF VERMONT, Be 1t rsmsm-
'JDistrid ot Addison, IS. bered that At .
Probate Court held ut Middlebury, In and
for the District of Addison on the slst day
of May "A. d. 1868.
Al instrument purporting To be the last
will and testament Of
MINERVA s. MOSLEY.
late of Bridport In said District deceased
being presented to this court for probate
II Is thereupon order, d that said instrument
be considered BY this Court for probate and
allowance. at session thereof to be held ct
the Probate Office, In aforesaid Middlsbury,
ON Monday, the 21st day Of June A. d. 1858.
al ten clock l. the afternoon, and that notice
thereof be given TO all persons interested,
that they may appear and make their OBJ
jections ifany they may have to the probate
and allowance of saitl instrument, as the last
will and testament of said de ceased, by pub
fishing certified copy of this order 10 the
Middebury Register,-a newspaper printed
at said Middlebury,--tbree weeks suecsr-
sisely previous to the time of said court
CALVIN O. TILDKN, Judge.
A true copy from the records.
7isw Attest, J. W. STEWART, Register.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE, the subscribers, being appointed Sy
w the Probate Court for the District OF
Addison, Commissioners, to receive, sxAm-
inc and adjust all claims and demands ofa
persons against he estate of
PATTY TAFT,
late of Whiting in said District, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited
in offset thereto; and six months from the
18th day Of May, 1858, being allowed By
said Court for that purpose, we do therefore
hereby give notice that we will attend to the
dwelling house of Allen Sweet ofsaid Whit.
ing on the first Saturdays Of July and No
vember next from one o'clock F n, until
four o'clock, P M on each Of said days.
T. J. STEWART, TO-.
A. F. ELLSWORTH, s'1f''
Dated at Whiting. this 18th day OF Juas.
A. D. 1868. 9;Sw
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7 U M d e r. =,

HAVE ON HAND 100, 900 feet Of beet qsa,-
i ity PINE DuMBER, from 6-s to inches IN
thickness, and from ten to sixteen feet long. Alss
5000 FEET OF HEMLOCK,
All engths, from nine TO sixteen feet.
SPRUCE PLANK. SHINGLES,
PATENT CLAFBOARDS & FENCE PfCKETS
Of all descriptions.
All kinds Of Lumber at all timss on hand.
Planning, Matching and Joinung done promptly
10 order, and at prices rs reasonable ~ At any
other place.
have now on hand 10, 900 feet Of kiln. dried
Lumber Of various thicknesses, and large sup
ply will be kept on hand through the season.
The above is certainly one of the best lots Of
upland Pine Lumber in Addison County. Al
those wishing to purchase are invited to call and
examine quality and prices before purchasing
elsewhere ! do not intend to be undsrsola By
any body. T. RICR.
Also CEDAR POSTS, sawed square. or ros.d
all sizes
Linn e.
A first rate article Of Lime kept constantly on
hand, in quantities to suit purchasers. Enquire
at the store of j. NJ. Sladss& Co.
hiddlsbury, April IL, lsSs. 81;
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-06-16
COMMISSIONERS NOTES.

W., the subscribers, being appointed ~
w the Probate court for the District Of
Addison. Commissioners, to receive, exam
inc and adjust all claims and demands CT
all persons against the estate Of
FREDERICK FORD,
late Of Cornwall, in said district, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited In
Offset thereto and six months from The l9th
day Of May 1858, being allowed BY said
court for that purpose. we do therefore here
by give notice that we will attend to the
business OF our said appointment. At the
dwelling house of Charles r. Ford Of Corn
wall, On the third Thursdays Of July and
November next from nine o'clock, A, NJ, IN
til four o'clock, P. NJ. on each Of said days.
CHARLES D. LANE, c0mr''
Dated at Cornwall. this 9th day Of June,
A. d. 1858 o2v