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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-30

aul4u Nos. DIG and 2lS Baltimore st.
DIAPER HANGINGS.
Il HOW ELI & BROTH Frs
MANUFACTURERS,
260 BALTIMORE ST, OPPOSITE HANOVER
Are now receiving their fall supply of their superior PA
PER HANGINGS The stock will prove on examination
to be as large any in the country embracing every
thing new and desirable, of the richest and cheapest de-
scriptions-FRENClI, directly imported well our
own manufacture
Having increased our facilities by introducing new and
improved machinery into Factor -customers can de
pend on the quality and style of the goods the
prompt fulfment of orders.
Our assortment of GOLD PAPERS, NELVETS, WOOD
MUTATIONS, PANELINGS. BORDERS, CURTAIN Pa
PERS nc, IS very extensive and cannot fail to please
Orders from the country promptly filed.
PAPER put in the best manner and promptly s2ltf
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Attorneps.

CHARLES MARSHALL,
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Has removed to No. AZ ST. PAUL STREET, one door
South of Saratoga Street. ocl9om
TOHN BOWMAN KERR,
j ATTORNEY AND COUNsELLoR-AT-LAw,
Has resnmed his Law Office in EASTON, Maryland, and
at ST MiCHAELS, he will be in EAsToN, on the public
days, each week week ocz1 ON
w c. N. CARR,
w. 81 LEXINGTON ST., BALTIMORE
SAMUEL s. CARR,
TOwsoSTowN, BALTIMoRE COUNTY.
ATToRNEYS-AT-LAW.
Particular attention given business in the Circuit
Court for Baltimore county. ocl6-tf
WILLIAM J. O'BRIEN,
w Attorney LAW,
OFPIcE-No. 40 Fdyette Street,
NEAR CALVERT STREET BAL TfkORE,
will practice in the Courts of Baltimore City and the Id
dining counties silly
Az J. WATERMAN,
w. 50 w ATToF r. 1T At lay ATRrrr
R9-IN BUSINESS PROMPT. SO eo2m
EDWARD w. BELT,
IL ATTORNEY AT LAW
Upper Marlborough, Nd
Will promptly attend to all business in the Courts of
PRINCE GEORGES and the neighborng Counties and in
the Court of Appeals. au9tf
y. STOCKETT MATHEWS,
OFFICE No. l COUNSELLOR'S HALL,
(46 LEXINGTON STREET.
will attend promptly to all kinds of business apperainng
to his profession. fe22tf
NHARLES E. PHELPS,
" ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. LAW BUILDINGS,
Continues to practice in the Courts BALTIMORE CITY
and HOWARD COUNTY. fe22-f
ID OBERT ID. BURNS,
IN ATTORNE Y A. LAW,
NO. COUNSELL0R'S HALL,
fe22-tf. LEXINGTON STREET
n FRISBY HENDERSON,,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
COMMISSIONER FOR PENNSYLVANIA,
No. CoUNsELLoRs' HALL,
fe22tf Lexington street.
ny. JOSEPH ROGERS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
IS West Fayette street. above Charles,
Practices in the courts of BALTIMORE CITY, ANNE
ARUNDEL and neighboring counties. All matters apper
aiming the profession promptly and carefully attended
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mo. GAYNOR,
- R0VISION DEALER,
as SOUTH STREET.
constantly for sale Bacon, Hams, Sides, Shoulders
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BURGLAR PROOF AND FIRE PROOF
- CHILLED IRON SAFES, WITH COMBINATION
BANK L0CK.-THE WORLDS SAFE COMPANY have
established agency in Baltimore for the sale of their
IMPROBABLE CHILLED IRON SAFES,
BANK LOCKS AND VAULT DOORS
These the only reliable ROBBER SAFES ever of
fered for sale in Baltimore No reliance be placed
Sheet Iron Safes. c. S. WIILETT, Agent,
iy7-tf lQ2 Baltimore street.
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E5fA COMING THROUGH THE
t. RYEn'-CHOTCE OLD RYE WHISKEY
@-7S7@<7s c. ZIEGLER. BROWNSVILLE. PENN.
IN CASES OF ONE DOZEN BOTTLES EACH.
rms extra old Whiskey, warranted pure and delicously
mild, is unsurpassed by any in the market pa cu
larry calculated for family use where quality conSid
Grafton. Sold exclusively by the proprctors agents,
s8tf Excbanae Place
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Business Gar0s.

III. w. DUNCAN.
- DEALERIN
TEAS, WINES AND GROCERIES,
S. E. CORNER FAYETTE AND PINE STREETS
ooIou BALTIMORE.
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JOHN r pIcKRELL. LEWIS WARRINGTON.
Holm f. PICKRELL & CO.,
- GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
40 WEST LOMBARD STREET,
BALTIMORE
Sive attention to consgnments of Cotton, Rice Sugar
solasses, Provisions and Fish, and fill orders for Flour
Grain and Groceries.
~ Liberal advances made consgnments of -Four
" heat and Corn to our friends in Liverpool. au6tf
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Mertbaa0iae.

HAVANA SEGARS.--C abanasy Carba
jail, Espanola La Suza La Filantropa and other in
Segars just imported per Brig f. c. Wright. from Hava
ma for sale by LAURENCE TH0MSEN Il co, Ga Elk
change Place s13tf
las. HENNESSY a. CO.'S COGNAC
~ BRANDIEs, various vntages, for sale from bond by
G. H. MYERS & BRO. so4 tr
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PHILADELPHIA

For THROUGH TICKETS and further correct and relia
Bile information apply the Ticket Office Calvert Station
N f. corner of Calvert and Franklin Streets Baltimore
oc7-f c. C. ADREON SUPERINTENDENT
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FHE MERCANTILE AGENCY
I. n. PRATT & co.

n KNIVES AND FORKSl
EXTRA HEAVY PLATED FORKS AND SPOONS
WOSTENHOLMS AND RODGERS
POCKET kNITFS, RAZORS AND SCISSORS
large assortment Of the above goods lust received
made to order and Of superior quality. For sale by
SCHAEFFER " LONEY, Importers
au2tf No . TTann,... 49,.
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\ ARD OlL.-4O bbls. Extra Cincinnati
n Lard Oil, Winter Strained, for sale by GRANT
BROTHER, Agents for the Manufacturers 81 Exchange
Place. oc55 20
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K lNGSFORD'S OSWEGO STARCH.
"A N Tor sale at factory prices by Agent DAVID T.
BUIBY, 6 Exchange Place ocS If
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j EMONS.-l00 boxes New Crop Malaga,
Il lfor sale by SCHWARTZ 4 DIX liz Lombard
street aooE 80
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Mtrfban0iR.

A XE, ADZE AND PICK HANDLES
I a of superior quality, on hand and for sale by NJ
KEITH JR. & son, 20 South Charles street oc20tf
A MES SHOVELS AND SPADES;
n Ames' Long Handle Shovels; Ames' D Handle Shov-
els Nos. to S; Ames Spades. NJ. KEITH, JR & SON,
% South Charles street oc2O If
A LMONDS.---50 bales Bordeaux. p. s..
I Aand Province, for sale by EDWARD l.. PALMER.
Bowlys wharf. ocI5tf
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- For mending broken parts of Glass China Crock.
cry Stonewae Porcelain Wood etc believed to be thu
most adhesive Cement known For sale wholesale and re-
tail, by CORTIAN & "a
aulO DIG RaItiuora Stra.+ ,aor ~ r.Ios
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CPICES -SPICES-SPICES.
~ PEPPER-S00 bags prime Sumatra
PIMENT0-600 bags prime Jamaica
CASSIA-2, 500 mats and cases Canton.
GINGER-200 bags East India.
CLOVES-100 bales Zanzibar.
NUTMEGS-5000 lbs. Penang and Govt No l.
MACE-2,500 lbs. Government No. /.
Also, full assortment of GROUND SPICES, MUS
TARD &C. sale to the wholesale trade of this city the
South, and West, at prices and time any other
house in the Union, W, H. CRAWFORD & Co.
Proprietors Phoenix Spice Mills,
ale 81 South street.
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@ints, 9iquurs, &t.

ca r X RAUS & CO.,
t@]i IMPORTERS
Sss-s%Fzaz DEALERS IN LIQUORS AND WINES, 7
PRODUCE AM CIGARS.
No 10 CHEAPsIDE, ONE DOOR SOUTH OF LOMBARD ST.,
Offer for sale extensive assortment of Pure COgnac
Brandes various vntages Whskeys, Old Rye, superior
Scotch, Old Bourbon Monongahela Holland Gin, of diff
ferent brands; Domestic Brandy Gin, Pure Spirits Rec
titled Whskey and Peach Brandy; Swiss Stomach Btters
superior article of which sole agents the
of Maryland Cigars imported and domestic; all guaran
teed to give satisfaction.
oc19tf NO. IS CHEAPSIDF. 4
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JOSHUA WALKER.
) GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
AND DEALERIN
FEED, HAY AND STRAW,
No. ITO N. HOWARD STREET.
Family, Extra and Super Flour of the best selected
brands, Corn Oats, Corn Meal Chop Rye and Mill Feed
hay and straw in bales. Cut Straw, &c mr27-f
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Shipping.
FOR HAVANA.

Nni<atknM REGULAR LINE.
-. - The fast sailing Brig WALTHAM, Clark
Master, VIII be dispatched above Saturday Both inst
The "WALTIIAM' will be succeeded by the new
Schooner - ENNlE MORTON" Capt. Bullock.
For Freight or Passage apply to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-18
THE NIAGARA BOARDED.

The Niagara was boarded 18th inst, at 10 A. NJ,
$50 miles east of Sandy Hook, by pilot boat Mary
Taylor, No. s, in lat. Al, long CO. She was under
canvass at the time but had been using the propel-
Ter short time previous. She was seen again at |
p NJ on the 10th, 200 miles east Of Sandy Hook, by
the steamship saxonis, which arrived at this port
yesterday afternoon.
We have been favored with the perusal Of a note
from Commodore Kearney, Commandant Of the
Brooklyn Navy Yard, in which the Commodore eV-
presses the opinion, based upon official dispatches
from Capt Hudson that the Niagara win not arrive
here before the 10th or 10th inst. The Niagara
will, on her arrival, go Immediately TO the Navy
Yard dock and discharge her stores and relieve the
officers and drew from duty.
The North Cardinals salute on this great occasion
has been directed a. follows;-
One gun for every State and Territory.
And royal salute Of twentyone guns under the
English flag, in honor of Old England and her Ma
jesty the Queen and Prince Albert.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-18

psl strees ana The illumination Of the railroad station
constituted al that Jersey CITY could 90 on ihe occasion
The CITY authorities neither expanded any money
made any for the celebration Of the event.
that the Of the evening burning AMI
ndivdua who seemed either 70 be yet feeling the effects
Of the years panic or outstanding their lioersy for
the forthcoming greater The ferry boats were
crowded between seven aud pne O'Clock with the Jersey
men, their ladies' and children passing to witness the
reoicipgs Of the New Workers. The Inhabitants OF hobo
ken seemed 70 rejoics rsster blaze than their
pretentious neiehbors the same aide Of the water
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-18
sTEANIBOATS.

LyoR BRIDGErORT-rARg oruY FIFTY CENTS
IL The steamer BRTDGRPOar viii leave Peck slip every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday oclcck noon arriving
in time 70 correct With the Housatnic Nsussucs New hA
and Hartford Railrusd.
c1EAxBoArs-wAvypD, 40 PURCHASE, TWO
- steamboats, In good order not sir Years Ola
not over three feet Apply stdrc's with fun parscasss
toJOs. Y. MARTlE. Agent, GO kouth sreet.N.y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-18
THE PRINTERS AND THE CABLE.

New YORK TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY, August 10, 1858.
sR-You Invited 10 attend special meeting OF the
Society," at the ROOMS, Wednesday evening next 18th
eight o'clock to mako for ceebrsr
ing in becoming event OF the age" me
tuccenaiui lay ng the Atlantic teegr aph BY
der. CHAS MCDEVIfT, President
T. c. FAULKNER. Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-18
CELEBRATION AT JERSEY CITY AND H0.
BOKEN.

The news Of the reception Of the Queens message TO h'
President was received In Jersey City Monday evening
with the same feeling Of Subtraction that 70 have
pexvsded everywhere me bosoms Of the citizens Of the
Union. late In The evening salute q twenty guns
vas ared from the Cunsrd dosk Yesterday morning on
the ferry bcs,s and the pc buildings the stars and
stripes and Union Jack uitered together In the breesc
and cher signs Of prepshons for celebrating the great
event dspesd the fret ocrsauny OF these who "m ,as
up their minds from the beginning ths, o laying Of The
cable and successful operations upon could never be
achieved" Al she tsrey City detschmea, IL Capt,
Bexsmers Hudson Coau,y Artillery dred salute cf one
hundred guns frou ths p-scrson dcos Ia ire oveuos
sew Of the otkens en- Nc tsuoa of t1e acting Mayor,
Mr. Tnurr,on-f minated their rvesngs, wnisu, 70
sebes ara fen nonerss in ne SQUARES snd e pilhef
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THE MrLrrARy.

VlnrE 7E,H0 --rHE NENsEss or OR THOSE
A. "l -.l.l.. I'D rith his orssnizslnn, ~
r.r.. 'errari -. v relneae1 -
u .t 9ftss. Va, vi ~ no1 ,'ree, on v sl-
.t = ~ aar.r. 81 81. lccs =. ~ 4iiff u -
s.--.!ses 1aarfT .C&ST, asisa.a,
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sEGARs AND TOBACCO.
WASH PURCHASERS CAN PROCURE GREAT Bts
~ gains In Havana domestic and German sessrs u Nor
~ low - per thousand Operas 80 low ~ ~ 30 pen
thousand. Caah advances made segsrs sny Aoount
o. ChEEKs. " Broadway
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RAILROADS.

DHILAJELPAtA RAILROAD.
The crest central route 70 th@ West Tine At le1s As
hoYt and rates Of fare and fresk los At ALI tines a.
other route For passage tickets contract for freight
rom New YORK 70 any point 10 the entire West cs ne
rcnpspys once. No. Assor House. New York
y. Il ELLIuTr, eeeenger hrent
Nrw YorS, June g. LEIGH co, Ffeight AEens.
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THE CABLE AND SCRIPTURE.

Your quotsons in 10 days HERALD from the pr ,phe,c
writings Of Job and others very appropriate, but the
9th and 10th Eccesiastea lst cnspter much
moro expressive
The thing that hath been it s that which shall be;
and that which Is done, is that which shall be done and
there s no new thing under the
Is there anything whereof it msy be said, See, this s
newP II hath been already Of old trne which WAS be-
fore us,
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN. OF MEDIUM STATURE EN-:
~ aagnx manpers anisole dspo,tion. with light heir aud
blue occupation fortune but hs cbsrac.
ard Industry wishes enter ns sccresrondence with
young lady, with . view 70 mstrinony address box ",
b o. dion Post onhce, Va
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One Of the large wagons In the pro ecson, occupied by
some Of the students Of the academy this place. bore
ornamental banner, on which was inscribed
Tho world on speaking terms.
rne band OF musiS was in attendance. Up,a reaching
Fergusonvie, the doors Of tho Methodist CHI rch
thrown open and the house was flle 10 over wing.
Addresses delivered after tn oferin prayer,
by Rev. John Erskne, OF North Korright, ny Abraham
BeS kerr Esq of south Worcester, aud Rev Mr. Erskine
Some words prepared for the occasion by yr Moses B.
Miller then sung the youpg ladies constituting the
choir q Davenport Centre vote oil than having Deea
presented the speakers, by unanimous a,lamaion, the
audience adjourned 70 the street, and nigh, having Set in
. torchlght procession formed, which proceeded
through the village amid the spirit stirring music Of the
band and the ringing Of the academy bell.
the Academy buildings were Gil Illuminated, aud the
burning faIlows the surrounding mountain tops lent
their refulgeDt I'D upon the OCCASION
The ssembI.,e OF ladies aud gentlemen WAS very
large, and much enthusiasm prevailed
Ny daily HfRArD 70 hand daily, and il looked FOR
and read with avidy. One evening lately gentleman
came number of miles, late evening, for other
purpose than TO read my papers.
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DRooH's DIN STAR. GA LrsPryARD gTRErr vrr
~ nrt Your despaich 10 ri hand and "od Rurl1u ii
81 cod ron could wish IT. The 'ops rssfri5bt. "li
h. az fIcn Manchessss" Telegraph again TO rorros
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-18

WANTS INFORMATION.
NEW YORK, August II, 1855,
j. g. BENNETT, ESD
SIR-Csn you INFORM the pub Is; through your Journal
of the exact time the Queens message required in its
trauenii sion the President. j. L. Med
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-04
Railroad Meeting.

At meeting Of the citizens Of Upton,
pursuans to call Of the President Of ths
Upton Railroad Company, convened 10
the Court House on Thursday evening,
Aug. 26, So.
On motion, John Ii. Birely Was cho-
sen Chairman, and j. w Daghy Sec y.
Mr.. s. j. Crew was called, TO state the
object of the meeting, which he did in !
plain mannor by reading . resolution ask
ing the real estate owners to subscribe
ten per cent of the real estate valuation
Of 1857, in Upton. He then opened and
read the subscription and stock books,
and made very appropriate remarks.
s. A, Bissell was called up, and adj
dressed the meeting appropriately.
H. g. Piatt then was called upon, and
eloqucnty addressed the meeting.
On motion, the resolution to subscribe
ten per cent, as referred to, was unani-
mously passed, and general harmony pre-
vailed at
On motion, adjourned.
j. III. BIRELY, Pros't,
j. W. BAGLEY, Sec'y. I'd
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reltglnnli Cable.

Messrs Tiffany, Of New York, are re-
ported BY telegraph, to have bought one
hundred miles Of the Atlantic Telegraph
Cable, at s4oO per mile. They intend
cutting il up in small sections for sale, to
be mounted or otherwise, as tpuroh scrs
may prefer. They intend making a
present Of piece to every State aud
Collegiate library in the United States, as
well as to all libraries in the Canadian
aud other British possessions The Tel
egraph Company win makc silniiar pres
ents to every te egraph company in exis-
tence
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L ensuEnptives do aaf Des-
ssasrr

llaA 1881 Il. o., NJ. York,
Who Is his sole aren't.
Jpis J ely.
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j. II. BIKEL1, TICS t,
J. W. BAGLEY, Sec'y I
s@A Douglas Democratic organ &c

bsyA Douglas Democratic organ gets
off the following crushing piese Of logic:
1.-THE right Of every people to popular
sovereignty is natural and .inalicnable;
but mpalar Sovereignty is alienated
whenever a free people is deprived of the
;,ower to govern, itself. Popular SOW
ereignty may thereupon be conferred, },
Whereupon the Galesburj Free DEM
ocrot brings the argument up to popular
apprehension in this wise:
That is to say: The right of every man
to smoke cigar is born with him and
cannot be taken from him; but cigars are
alienated when no one will sell or give him
one, and when he can t make, steal or End
one. The right to smoke cigar may
therefore be conferred,
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SI'OLEN.

From the undersigned residing in Inland TT,
Cedar county Iowa, on the night OF the 10th uit.,
gold lever watch, Hunting eased, White dial,
Marked on dial, VIM. Reed, Liepsie; 10 Jewels;
Numbered the In side Of case ll,7a3. The
thief was shabby dressed. had on an old Brown
coat and Blue cotton pants.
Any person seeing said Watch. and giving in
formation to me OF 1t, or or the Thief, as above,
shall be literally rewarded, RoB'r A. STITT.
Inland, JURY, 9th 1855. sswf
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THE STATE FArR.-We have received
circular from the sec'y of the State
Agricultural Society, giving a list of
premiums, regulations, &c He recon-
mends the system Of camping at the
Fair, as it will combine comfort and econ
omy. We hope that many Of our far
mers will attend We know the times
are hard, but that should not prevent our
yell-to-do farmers from enjoying holli-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-04

Our POPULATION H. Reigars, Esq.
has just completed list Of the inhabit.
ants Of Upton, and finds the whole mum
Der to be 1855, the number Of families,
25s; number Of colored persons, :; nun-
Der Of persons in county Jail, E.
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opcc

MAD DoG.--It is said that mad dog
passed through town on last SATURDAY,
and went hence to Red Oak, where it was
shot. 1t bit several dogs and hogs in its
course. We may expect to hear more
about mad dogs soon, when perhaps a
few of the thousand and one worthless
ours IN this region viii BE- sent where they
should have been long ago.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-04

NoTIcE TO School TEACHERS. An
examination will be held at the school
house in Upton, commencing On Friday,
Sept. 3D., 1858, at O'Clock J.. nj Cam
didates for certificates are expected to be
patactaal j. MAYNARD, Supt.
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Legal. NOTICE.

To the heirs Of Thomas sloper, deceased, and
all persons interested:-fon will take notice,
that David slopeF and barbara Sloper, Executors
Of the Estate Of Thomas Sloper, deed, late Of &c.
dar County, State Of Iowa, has liled i'm the Office
~ the County Court full statement Of all claims
against said estate. and full account Of the dis
position male Of the personal estate; aud also
Petsion Tor license to sell much of the real es
essary for the payment Of the debts Of said en-
tate. and the hearing thereof has been continued
until the regular session Of this Court ia septem
Der 4. u. ls5s, ami thai unless you appear ~ The
Office Of the Comfy Judge Of Cedar county, State
Of Iowa on the first Monday Of September A. ID.
1858. and contest said report and gire bonds for
the payment Of the debts OF the said Thorlas slo-
per- deed, license wifi be granted for the sale
Of much 81 the real estate OF the said Them
a. Sloper, decd, as Is necessary for the payment
Of tile debts OF said deceased
Upton July, IT'S GEORGE SMITH,
f~ County JUDI
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LANDS and Farms for sale.

sgFG HAVE ron SALE tie following lands,
~ slLaate "a tedas county. 10 alL: :. W. qr.
ss.a lien ~ T.. IA Ii. O. aae bal Iuder cultivation
N!.8 rg3d house ana orchard on II.
~ hi = T.. g. %, r. 80, L. J. oil enclosed
aHd ma-ap under cultivation.
South ha3f H. n. sec 50, T. So /. 3; South hf
5. r.. see. "a, I. -, h. Z. aith house, aud TWEEN
t. acres fenced with = stone quarry upon it---33
efihea Fraffis.
Also. 100 seres o. lad In Benton coanty. eight
miles wcst Of Ni4;oGt god prairie, !! miles from
timber.
TIE Whole or a part Of The above lands will &c
sold eheap. They are very desirable lands, arc
the iup sovements are III good repair. To any
one desiring a good farm, this opportunity il a
far uralin one.
Far further information enquire 81 Hon. j " .
Cattet2s On the premises, or = T. Daniels al this
Office. iHnel 22lI
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BugRoEs & PRErryNAN.-All who
have any of the checks Of the alb. fe
firm, Wilde well toroai J. j. Rider w
advertisement. Ifany Of our subscribers
cannot do better with their 90 Burrows. &
frettyman money" We will take it at
par for subscription, if no change is re-
CURED.
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ATTENTION, GuARps.--Iou are mott
lied to meet at jour armory 90 Saturday
afternoon, Sept 18th, at O'Clock, in full
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by order l., sCHAWL, o. S.
G. A. MYEa, Scc'y.
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STATE OF IOWA, ]

CEDAR COUNTY.
10 W. Se right and ell Others concerned.
NOTICE is hereby given hat the Chicago Iowa
and Nebraska Railroad Company has located the
line If IT'S road over and across the north west
quarter Of the south west quarter and the south
west quarter Of the north west quarter Of section
fourteen, township eightytwo, range four west OF
the 18th principal meridian. The owner of said
tract IL unknown to the officers Of said railroad
company. IL is believed that the owner il non
resident Of this State and this notice IL given in
order that proceedings may be lad for tic
ment Of damages occasioned by the location OF
said line aforesaid: AZ IL provided by the laws
OF the state .? Iowa.
CHICAGO Iowa AND NEBRASKA RAILROAD Co.
BY its Attorney,
july 10th ls57. n. b. BAKER.