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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-05

FAT BEEF.-Mr. Peaslee will exhibit, to-day,
in front of his market in the basement of the
City Hail. the largest and latest hefer ever seen
in these parts. The animal is but three wears
old, and weighs one thousand eight hundred
pounds; and when slaughtered, will afford some
of the choicest cuts that butchers knife ever
penetrated.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-05

i INHALATION. - DR.. G. Howard Marshall. Ca
tarrh lung blood, and heart physician, is still at
the Bay State House. Worcester, but will not re-
eeive patients after Thursday evening, he then
returning to New York.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-05
THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the Worcester Dailv $,
XIV CONGRESS First Session.

by the American Telegraph Company's Printing Lines
othce General Express Office, Lincoln House Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-05

LEGISLATIVE CAUcUsEs.-It will be seen, by
notices in this paper, that the Republicans of the
two branches of the Legislature, will hold sep
arate meetings at the State House, this evening,
preliminary to the organization of the two Houses
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-05

wASTED.-copics of the Daily Spy Of July 9TH
and 10th, 1857. Apply at this Office,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-05

WAsHINeToN, Mondoay, Jan. 2.
SENATE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-05

uratr 4 10 a, #, JAIN VI iuouband fl6Wors.n
Also sold by 5. DfssMoRr 90 Main street. es''''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-05

a, hignlnnd schovi, Salisbury street, Worcester
sMsss,IIhe Winter Term Of this Boarding and Day
school Tor Boys s commence on MONDA Az Jannarv 4
For ClrouarS, apply to the Principal
dzz deodtfkwlt q. D. NRTOAIF NJ
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-06-09
A Card

From SAMUEL SWAN g. Co.-ro THE
PuBLIc.-The extraordinary course pursued
by the rival managers of different Lotteries
To injurc us because our liberal SCI emcs,
and prompt manner Of doing business, has
materially affected them, compels us to call
special attention to the facts, which all who
deal with us know already that il, that our
Lotteries are legal the mana -crs ana ,rus-
tees honcst and honorable mon: that we
have sold more prizes i'm the last twelve
months than all other lotteries in the Un-
ion; and tha; they have been promptly cash
ed in all cases on presentation.
TIE effort to injnre III is aimed not only
at our business by our rivals, but is also In =
tended 10 ntt politically on one of Gu; part =
n"rs; and We assure our friends and the
public that WITH our CONCERN ALL Is
RIGHT and this, the legal Investigation
which we shall urge To hearing, will ful.
ly demon>tr.te. In the mran time our bu.
siness will BE- conducted as usual
SAMUEL SWAN & co,
Lottery Managers.
AHguSLa, Ga.
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LANCASTERVILLE, S. C.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE ., 1858.

SALEspAY, THE CRoRs &c.-But few per
sons were in from the country on Monday
and but little business done of a public char,
acter. Persons from different parts of the
District complain of the exceeding dry
weather that we have. had for some time
and the consequent suffering of the crops
for rain 1t is especially needed for the oat
crops and vegetable gardens. Early wheat
is nov being harvested. and we are pleased
to learn that it is estimated tie yield will
be large one in ;his section. The rust
which it WAS feared ashort time gince wou'd
DO material injury to the late wheat, seems
confined to the blade and has not airec ted
the grain.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-06-09
For the Lancaster Ledger
For Governor.

MIR. EDITOR 1t is coming time that
the people should manifest, through the
public print their choice for a successor of
our present worthy Executive, iLasmuch
rs the election will take place at the next
session. Of the Legislature. The office of
Governor is one of high trust aud great
responsibility, and it should be filled by men
of sterling worth and elevated character
We should especially at this time, when
there is so much discord and jarg"n in the
Federal Government, and when our institu-
tons are becoming more and more entan-
gered by the determined rGpdcious policy of
the Northern States, select man of nerve
aud energy, whose views, in reference to
practicable and conservative. Let orr fed
eral relations b. what they may, we .hou'd
at all events be ready for the worst--have
trustworthy pilot that our ship of State
may ride safely through the storm.
IL seems To be Il pretty generally receiv-
ed opinion, that the next Governor will be
chosen from the up country; and from this
portion of the State, without disparage-
ment to the claims of others, we would
with becoming modesty, suggest for the
Office. the name OF Hon. WILLIAM Ii. GIsT
OF Union. Col. GIsT has zen long and
we'll known in the Legislature "f the State
as one of the most useful Senators in the
mp.country. His public career is too well
kaown to need any culogium, but let it suf-
flee to say of him, that he belongs To the
Calhoun school of politics, and holds in
high appreciation the rights of the States.
CIvIS.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-06-09
Bloody Work in Kansas.

we were very certain that jim Lanes
lreebooters and murderers, known ae the
Montgomery band. would receive y lust
punishment for their many ou,raaes in
Kansas. and We rejoice 10 earu tia, this
feIribu,i"n has SO soon eys5u.ksa a DOR.
ton Of them. The secpass t<56vs. phc
dispatch In reierense TO dis Alfair, FUND
m another column, IS dodbtlvsz ole ,rue
yerson.
These reckless Outlaws and tkssyes are
the oft scon'ings Of The Free State party,
but are repadia,ed by all interests IN The
Terntcy except perbaps Lane and very
few Of las followers, and the Free State
'nen as wei as Others are fully dsiermin.
eI TO put them down. Tie band is com.
posed OF some two. hurdred members,
who roam through sbe country and levy
contribution, rob and commit Other de.
Predations wherever they csa.
This is tho frs, dscisivs check they
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-06-09
Feeling in Congress.

The special correspondent of the New
York Times in that paper on Monday rep
resents the war feeling as decided on the
increase there, it having received fresh nc-
celebration from Senator Wilson's resolution
and the debate on Saturday. The subject
will again occupy tie attention OF Con-
grcss, and the utmost anxiety is felt as to
the resul, of their deliberations. Doubt.
less, ms il is understood that the President
desires some such power AZ is proposed to
be conferred upon him, it will be grant, d
1t is ,hough; probable that the session OF
Congress will be prolonged until the feel
ing and determination of the British Gov
ernment can be ascertained
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-06-09

UTAH--The late news from Utah, OF
the intended Abandonment of Salt Lake
City by the prophet and the Saints, is found
TO be correct Already, six hundred wag-
ons have departed for the White Maintains,
just within the boundaries of Northern Mex
leo, and the prospect is, that The gloomy
exodus will last, until the bulk Of the mis-
guided population are translated TO the
seat of their new empire. |, is good rid
dance of Il nest Of scditions, alien adders,
and we shall be glad when they mire to.
gether, in their detestabe doctrine, on an.
other soil.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-06-09
The Charleston Standard.

The last issue of the Charleston Stan
d"rd contains the vnledictory Of the editors,
who announce the suspension Of the paper
for the present The cause seems to be
some political difference of opinion between
the editors, and the Office with the entire
outfit is offered for sale. 1t is proposed to
sell at public auction on 22d June if not
disposed Of sooner. The materials are said
to be nearly new, and the subscription list
compares favorably in numbers with other
Journals of its class
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-06-09

RUssELLs ; MAGAZINE.--We are in receipt
Of the June number of Russell which well
maintains its past reputation. Its leading
article is an able production entitled tho
Literary prospects of the South its other
articles possess more or less Of interest and
furnish abundant reason why tins period.
cal should be sustained by the South. Were
lis success cor mcnsurate with its merits,
It should now be beyond the contingencies
Of fortune.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-06-09
Hon. John McQueen.

We learn through the Columbia Guar.
dian that onr able and worthy representa-
tive in Congress. Hon. John Mcqueen has
been nominated in the Marion Star to snc-
ceed the late Senator Evans. Gen. Nc
Queens claims, it appears 20 u.s. arc inferior
to none whose names have been suggested.
HIS long connection with federal politics
and the Influential position which he has
attained in the House, together with his
independnnt spirit and uncompromising de-
votion to State and Southern Rights, enii.
ties him TO place in the foremost rank
of South Carolina Statesman.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-06-09
Commercial News.
Congressional.

NAsurNGToN. June 3.-The Senate
to-day passed m'i>cellaI rous appropriation
h'lis, aud postponed adiournment to the
18th inst. The House resolved To rnst
pOme adjournment to tie IOrh list. In
the Se"'t", Mr.. Davis, of Mississippi, Of.
tered res"Is,ion authorizing the Presi.
dent to arrest nil British ships of.war com.
m't'ing ontrages upon our vessels.
WAsHINGToN, June 4.-The Senate
has agreed 10 adjourn. on the lo,h inst
y iesolatlon WAS reported to refund to
Georgia The money paid in the Creek and
Seminole Wars.
The ll"nse passed the Civil Appropria-
tlOn GIll aud various private ..ilfs.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-06-09
Lancaster, June Z, 1853.
For the Lancaster Ledger.

Mn. EDrToR /; is the wish of many
voters that DANIEL ". BRowN, would con-
sen; t" receive their support, as a candidate
for the Legislature, at the ensuing election,
believing him possessed with all the neces.
sary qualifications, Ia render his District cf-
iieicnt service. He is requested to respond
tavorably to this CALL from
WAEM SUPPORTERS.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-06-09

AGRICULTURE.-We have been favored
with an excellent article upon the subject
Of Agriculture from our worthy President
OF the Lanc"s' er Agricultural Society, and
Ne regret that il was received too late for
the present issue of our paper. 1t is just
such an article rs we need, is emincntly
practical and suggestive and will bc appre
ciated by every class of readers. Ii will be
published in our next.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-06-09
GD % ECs
rEor the Lnncaster Lelgcr. !

lANCAsTEEVILLE, June 7th 1858.
Mr.. EdHor. la,ing seen my name mn.
hounccd III your paper rs "a candidate for
the Legislature, prrni. me through your
columns, to acknowledge my many thank $
and due appreciation of the honor intended
mc 10y Strong Voters" ] must, however.
having no pol rical aspirations TO CRAFTY or
the slightest dcsiie to enter The arena of
public IIfs, most respectfully decline the
nomination.
R J.. CRAWFORD.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-06-09
Secretary Cobb's Letter.

We publish in our paper to day n letter
which we find in the Charleston hercuru,
written by Secretary Cobb to the Port Col
Iector of Charleston, forbidding him from
clearing a vessel "for the coast of Africa
for the purpose of taking on board African
emigrants, in accordance with the United
States passenger laws, and returning with
the same to port in the United St.,tes."-
The idea Of importing emigrdsts to THIS
country from Afnca is simply ridiculous,
and this attempt to evade the laws of the
United States against the admission of Ell
ther slaves or apprentices from Africa, IT,,
we think, very properly checked by Mr
Cobb. If these efforts are persisted III (and
~ is rnmcred that Africans have lately been
brought into several Of the Southern States)
the peace of the country will not be of long
continuance. This letter Of Mr.. Cobb's,
from the circumstances which called il
forth, possesses peculiar interest aud our
readers will find it well worth their atten.
ton.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-06-09

The PENDLE ION MESSENGER We have
received the fIst issue Of the Pendici0n
Messenger revived, published at Peudlrton
5. C., edited and owned BY Edward Symmcs
Esq. 1t presents Il neat appearance and
seems TO be we'll conducted Terms 81 30
per year in advance
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-06-09

have obtained rom the movements Of
Mayor Tieman TO suppress them.
From what we have read, thereby car
tainly appears TO be two sides to the mat
ter which will give rise to nice questions
Of law, Notwithstanding the summary ac
ton Of the Georgia j'ry.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-06-09
Another Outrage.

MoDIE, June Am American vessel
has been fired into of Pensacola, aud one
man killed. The stessed Fulton has
gone IN pursuit Of The Aagres4or. -
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-06-09
The Excitement in New Orleans.

NEw ORLEANS. Jure 3.-The Viri.
lance Comnlree have issued "a procIaua
ii"" due, ting lb" ruiiitns to leave the
city or be prepared to die. Elgh, hun.
"rel "' Committee are under arms
ana are making arrests ut nearly every
house.
NEw ORLEANS, June 4.-The Wi
lance Commlltce are triumphant The
Mayor has resigned to them the authori-
" of the city The crowds have di,per.
sed, anl the city is nov quiet. Tie Wig.
lance Committee have appointed thou
sand persons with Major Dunonn, late
"t the United States Army. at their
head, TO carry their measures into effect.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-06-09
Excitement in New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, June 3 Political par-
ties here are hrshly excited. The causes
Of the revolution are outrage. assassina-
tions aud murders that aave taken place.
V'gi'nrce committee is in possession of
the Arsenal, which Is inIy fortified. Gen.
lraels division Of The militia have been
called out, and n battle is expected This
AFT, toOn
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BLOOD SHED-By des patch in another
column, Says the South Carolinian } it will
be seen that the first drop of blood has been
shed, and that an American vessel has been
fired into and one pan killed We may
now expect 10 few days TO hear Of skir
msh in the Cult We have no idea Of The
capacity of the steamer Fulton bu: mann.
ed by our gallant seamen, We have no doubt
that she will ayenge this Outrage upon our
flag. We hope this instance Of British in
solence will receive chastise ment that
will fully wipe out the sta in upon our M.
tionnl escutcheon. Although we do not
believe that even collision between the
Fulton and the cruiser will produce war,
yet the individual instance requires punish.
ment, andswe hope we shalt soon hear of a
noble vindicatlon of our country's honor
With all the consequences of wal. fully 10
view, we should be prepared to meet them.
rather than tolerate the bigh-handed effu.
sion of the blood of an American citizen.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-06-09

How TO PURCHASE CUBA-The New
York Iimes takes the liberty of suggesting
to Mr. Buchanan that, il he wishes to pur.
chase Cuba--be should first stop the slave
trade, and he viii then soon be able TO
make his own terms with the Spanish Court.
The Times argues the point in dollars and
cents. II is well known that the Captain
General and the highest Spanish officials ut
the Court, the Queen herself included,
share the profits Of the trade, At present
u goes on to say, the number imported ev-
cry yenr is estimated at about $4,000 The
amount paid Oh these in hush money 10 the
Captaia General and other officials, is sew
eraI millions. As long rs this lasts, Spain
will be reluctant TO sell Cuba. Let our
Government then, says the Times, Join En-.
gland in bloekading the coast of Cuba, and
stop the trade, then the Spanish Govern
ment will strike bargain for its sale, not
before
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\ ADVERTISEMENTS

Will be inserted at the following low rates:
One square (of l6 lines or less, one insertion,
81 Or il continued, rs cents for the first in
serton, and 50 cents for each subsequent inser.
ION. tS See Fourth Page for deductions in
vor sanding advertisements.
The number of insertions must he r,ittcn on
each advertisement, or they will be inserted till
ordered out and charged accordingly.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-06-09
Grlt9rapJu.
Later From Europe.
--n0n---

HALIFAX, June o. The steam ship
America, Capt. Rvrie, has arrived at this
port with Liverpool dates to the ga ,uit.
General News.
In the Englsh House of Commons, Mr..
Card well had withdrawn his rno,ion cen.
suring the ministry. This WAS regarded
AS virtual triumph of the government
party.
Naples had, in effect, rejected The de.
mands Of England for indemnity for the
Imprisonment Of the English Engineers in
the Cagliaria affair. Naples was actively
proceeding with her military defences.
Commercial News.
LIVERPOOL CorToN MARKET.-The bet.
ter grades of Cotton had declined d.
and MidLling led. per 10. The sales
for the week comprised $4,000 bales, Of
which .psculators and exporters took each
lGCo tales leaving $500 bales Of all
descriptions to the trade. The sales Cf
FrilH, were f000 bales, the market clos
ing quiet. Orleans Far WAS quoted at
73 lG,l.; Mobile Fair At Z S sd.. Mobile
Midding At Z ST.; Upland Fair u, 7
l 2, and Upland MiddIing u, I l 81.
per ID.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-06-09
From Havana-The British 'Outrages'
Checked.

Nsw ORLEANS, June 4.-The steam
ship Btdck Warrior has arrived at this
port from New York via Havana. She
brings the Intelligence that the British Of
iicer who has been so conspicuous in
boarding our vessels a, Sagua la Grande,
has been arrested and sen, 10 Jamacia.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-06-09
From Utah.

Sr. LOUIS. June 3.-h,iyices from Camp
Scott 'eport That the Mormons are deter.
mined os resistance, aud that Governor
Cumming has been expelled from Salt
Lake oits. Gen. Johnston WAS to moye
tor the Valley at the end Of May, AID 70.
quests that reintorcements I've forwarded
rrpldIy. These reRorts, however, are not
official.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-06-09
Gen. Walkers Trial.

New ORLEANS Jure 3.-The Jury in
The trial Of Gen. Walker disagreed as to
the verdict. Walker demands another
r;.I '
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-20

11kn. Igssas. lake.
81 80 ~ - - r.r A. wAanN
Wholesale snd R4tsi, n.a,sys in and n...f.ctu.
- 80 .,.,s 80
CvvaKe-~> $50 Trnn,.s.s~
w..h,n 80. i - ~ asss~aan Owl "a IA s.,s..s
sT. intJIS MO-
TN ouY w.,.raa,rs I'm IN fa,na tho latest and
! best 49,. ssade Nv ths heat rorkmen. ara Of
superior nn4erini ana finch.
nrsacrpanc
DDDo HnDc
Fine Rosewood and MRhogany, Walnut, Oak and
Cherry, With high post and Canopy.
SIDl BOARDS:
Rosewood, Mahogany, Oak ana walnut. with
- shenes and Marbl, Teps.
WARDROBES AND SECRETARlES
p-., 49,, g. "a, -
Ho's"oou' Ma1sea pyS - snu = sAhu'.
6OtA0:
Mahogany ard Walant, ecysrtd In Hair Cloth,
LastIn1 - 1fpea&slh.
nTIRxAYYn
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Fine Roses & Fruits.

.ocn = =.
soOO .s...s s' on .neir own roots, i% spIsndid
M .,:snnI, 00nns' ,y Q. ny1rla UnmDng'
H.h.;a ~, s, AJlnnlIs nounse.s,
a DoIspon, 1yDha SeIPs.ua,. % ne.
1870 nsns, nyO ~ Inina, rols:sse, Moss Aes
.,sn noa nosss, n,Ac. ana salsAa.ed, mos.
ne1 uot.ea and stripeol usInss, nyofie
- Dwsu Trovcncs-a supe1p snu snlvsiea
1000 rlawerlnw ~ rmhs - Hone vsuek \.
Hnovb II snrsa. Aimond. fl.rre snd AZ
dbl. dowsrinsl. Dsu,.ia scsbra and do tsrs.
ella. Pnrpis Frins. ac.r,,t Fi.-s,;..
oninee: For.vthi. Si,;a;ssims. svS.sn,ss
V.,;s... Rl.s p1n-..;n. ..c.nS..
risk. weiseia Roses, Italian Privet, PAila-
deiphss 0rAndinofus. syringa. sec.
oVOO CaFra nss.- ned and white Dutch, VIC
sSrs' .nsa,y. nu.o ofspe, nlso1 NspIsa,
Bang Black, Early Red Provence and
champagne tuesn color.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-20

STEW Art 4 GRIFTITM,
Once formerly occupied BY Hatch ! Thsmpson,
sscoND ST., EEAR MAIN,
KEOKUK. -....1oWA,
Attorneys and CoSnsslloys at LaV,
INSURANCE,
LOAN. AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Particular attention pats to Mt Collection Of Dseis.
and Loa.i"g 81 Moneys.
Hon. J, Phillips, Phmnix, New York.
Hon. ChAs. Butler,
Walter s. GrifRth Esq,
Hon. Hiram E.oeam, Troy, MY.
Hon. Albert II. Tracy, Buffalo, N. Y.
II. A. Tucker : Co., bankers, Chicago.
Gen. v.P. Van Antwerp. Ksokuk, Iowa.
Ghas. parson. Co., Bankers, Ksokuk.
Col. A. Dudley,
RE-. Bower, Esq, Merchant,
I N g U r A N c E! !!
CALL AND
Insure your Property against Loss BY
FuREs rAREl FINE.
In the following responsible Companies !:
HUMBOLDT
FIRE INsU u N q q q M p n NE,
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CASH CAPITAL
Tive aaunArea Theusana Dollars.
BriagePovt Esve 4 marine Ins. Co.,
BRIDGEpORT, CONN.
CAPITAL AND SusrLUs, 1857 600 90.
Farmers 4 Mechanics In surance Co,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
CAPITAL, $500, 900 90.
The above highly responsible Companies are now
prepared to Insure Property against
| Loss or Damage BY Fire,
/ - And Pay all Losses Promptly. ~
INSURE YOUR LIVES,
For the Benefit Of those you Love-
Mutual Benefits LiSe Insuran nee CO.
Chartered BY the State Of Nsr Jersey, ls45.
Losses paid up to January 1, TO-. $40 81
Dividends paid to Insured, ,00S ,506.
Net accumulated Capita ,7A3 o.1s
Policies are issued In the above reliable and
responsible Life Insurance Company, by paying
one half the premium in cash, giving note Tor thu
other bali at per cent. inteIest---annuAl divi
dsnds, averaging IS per cent, paid to insured ans
not TO stock holders.
Call and see the agents for above CON panies, q
their Office on Second street.
STEWART GRIFFITH.
, $4,000 First Mortgage BONDS
OF the Tithn Fl. Wayae R. r. TO Exchange To-
Lands.
BENTONSpORT COAL.
Orders for this superior Coal can b left at th
ONCE OF STEWART 4 GRIFFITH.
500 Acres Choice Farming LanAs
In Lucas and Ringgold Counties, Iowa,
For Sale Cheap Erehangs fs, Good.
Phiiadolphia City PropeEsy,
In Exchange for Farming Lands in Iowa
Missouri or Illinois.
Lands in Northern and Southern Iowa 10
sale on favorable terms. by
mchl0d STEWART ( GRIFFITH, Agents.
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Sv1sconsin LQmbex Yard.
A coca aaasftnAAt Of the va
GU0D10 VI siouseaalities, eng thsand
thickness. s
A fair assert ment on hand
1OnDTS. and hills Allied Hteav@nill
prtSes.
0oea-sised piietof the COM
nanlsnsths andsires.
Sawed andcut thelattervery
cheap.
sufNGIEe. Pine Poplsl and Cottonwood
sAnM. From smallest 70 la5esst sise
- Small and large ,plAin raised
and moulded.
jnrsnM ~. Rolling and stat ionafy.
n RYan1 All Of which artislsxtA hes bseribsTwill
"A sell 81 ~ yards on -
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