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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-07
PROBATE NOTICE.

'lG Mrs. s:sry Ann Sangster, widow - Charles C.
i sangstsr iecd and guardian Of Charles Sangs.
minor child Of Charles G. SsDgssss dsc'd, and
Areh ibsld c. sangster and Charlotte sangstes, the
isher aud mother OF said Cha rlss e. eangsfrr decd
aud to NJ. y. Moore, stephen b, Gsrdnos and Mary
Ann sangster named ~ Executors IN the last will
and testament Of Charles q. sangstes, and to all
others interested In the estate u said deceased:
whereas, certain instrument 10 writing, bearing
date the 18th day Of June d. ls66, and purporting
to b. the last will and testament and relating the
real and personal property Of Charles g. saDgster.
deed, late Of Woodbury. county, lows. has been pro-
duced and read In said Court the eth day Of Sep
tsmhsr, D d. 1858. Therefore, you. aud each Of you
are dtsd and required personally 70 b. aud appear
before the County Judge Of Woodbury. county, at his
once In Sioux City, the first Monday Of october
d. 1858, At 10 O'clock, N Of said day and attend
then and there to the probate Of The said last viii
and testament.
Witness my hand, and the seal Of Tie county court
Of said county OF Woodbury., this eth day Of ssptem
bsr, 1885, JOHN L. CAMPBELL,
County Judge
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STOLEN HORSE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given, that } Is Brown who
~ WA recently arrested at this place by m officer
from NcGrsgors Lssding sold Lors. 20 citizen Il
sioux City and after bis arrest said Brown nowl
edged that he stole said horse lie did not say where
bat from hts cmarks 1t supposed that be got the
horse In fayetts county in this state Tn horse has
been lsft in my care, by the purchaser, and will 10
delivered TO hs owner upon the proofof his pr psry
md tAynent Of charges.
GEORGE l.. Jacket
Sioux CITY, Iowa Sent 10 1863 If
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IMPORTANT TO N0N.REsIDENTs.

'l'ASES upon lands ia Woodbury.. Ida, Plymouth,
/ Sioux. OBri.p and Clay counties sre payable At
ioux 'ity, and will b. due In Octobsr. 1865 run
prepared to attend promptly Ia the payment Of Taxes
here. also ~ sac Cherokee, calhoun, Nnn ona or
ctbsr county Of North western lows Address
GRO. MEAEE. siou2 CEt lows.
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Original Notice.

State Of Ioma, Woodbury County, s..
s. T. Davis, Admir-.
in District Court Of said County
Joha u. Gillette,
To Joas ID. GuLsTrE;
Sir-You ar. hereby notified that there Is on
file In the Office OF the Clerk OF the District Court in
Woodbury. county, II petition - = I Davis. claiming
OF you hve hundred and twenty five t$515, dollar
ith interest At the rate OF rty pr cent pr
from and after the SOh day nj September ID 1887
which he alleges to b. due him al nni.Irator Of
the estate Of Amos W. Cravens, late o: aid county.
Deceased. on certain promissor, nt- dated >-pen,
Der 20, 1851 and due day after date. and given
foe the sum of five hundred ana tweuti i've dollars.
with forty per interest from maturity till paid
and payatle BY you TO the said Amos " Crayens ~
order. AL that unless you appear ana f.r ts
or before the first Monday OF kovenbef. AD Is S.
dsment will be rendered against you thereon.
ST DAVIS, Admir- fish,tid
Published by order of John l.. Campbeli Coulty
Judg f Woodbury. rouHty
g., p T.
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Order Of Publicstion.
sfAfs OF IOWA, tx

ns.os. csus;,, 81
70 Peter ". Hsrsan-sir You ass Asrsby aoeia.A
thas there , now Als In tie oes u IL clssk Of
thsDisttct Court Of Monoua cosnty, Iowa, petition
Of John Hsisisr, claiming Of you the san q oss
handsed and twelve dollars and thirty essts
money due him fbr goods and chatsls sold and dsliv
cred By him to yoa end that tASrsos IN sstsehospt
has bssn isusd on said claim against your goods
snd shztsls, lands and tspsmsnts, and unls~s you
sppeas and answer 70 said petition Or bsfers the
second Mo0dsy In November, A. D. 1858, judgment
will b. rendered against you for the whole smosnt
With interest and costs.
Witness my hand and ofhcisl seal afhxed .,
Us Onawa, this 18th day Of August, 4. d. 1858
HI HAWLEY,
Clerk Of the District Court, NonoDa CO., Iowa
Oct. 9Th, A. D. 1865.
This notice having been returned by the sheriff of
Moaons countY, lows. endorsed 1.-THE within rsm-d
Peter ". Herman not found In mr. hailtWick,' here
by order to b published iouT successive weeks IN
the SIoux Ctr Register, wsekly paper published IN
woodbSrI couutT, lows.
n ]. HAwLEY.
Clsrk Of the District Court. Mouons county. Iowa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-07

THE sndsnisned having psrmansntly established
i Nursery 1t sergsants BluG, be hopes BY strict
attention to the cutiv alton Of ttsss, q BY -
having none but The choicest yaritsas grown In ~
this climate, to be abs 10 commsdats TIE peo -
pie OF the upper Missouri country with Aschards Of
the best grated fruit Ny stock 1t present consists
Of apple trees only all grated. and q th~ present
SINNERS growth Those wishing this hE will please
call and see II can be suited In qAlity quantity and
price He expects to INTRODUCES other fruits into his
nursery next season. THOe ROBSON
Sergespts Bluff Sent. g. 1858.
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A n assortment u Circular sud Mil Sass. Man.
~ driis. betting, Files, ste, always kept VA hand
81 D. Louis pste~s vMh freight added,
4. Gk0StSokt, slgn u lhs MI, sss
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-07
PROCLAMATION

uYHEREAS, BY an act Of the seventh General
w Assembly OF the State Of Iowa, emitted Al
act revising and amending titls ~ Of Cuta ard fur
ther providing for elections, ing vacancies IL 8sf+
designations, and contesting elections" agpsofsd
March I'D, 1858, 1t was made the duty u ne DC.
ernor, 1t least thirty day steore general election
70 issue his proclamation. desigDstHg sl int 5Hs
70 s filled by the vote falI tn. electors il Il. state
or BY tbs electors Of AIRY Judicial Distinct
Nov, therefore, l, tAlph =. Love, Governor q tts
"a ss.ss q ,sr A., 2: x III. y p1sa
~ y this state ths SEC y TUESDAY II
OCTOBER neat, The following offices 10 BE- filled
y 20. e 81 - electors q this state, 70 All,
The o0les d Auditor Of stat~;
The once Of Treasurer Of state;
Ior ths s0cs Of Attorney General;
The O0cs OF Register Of ststs Land Once;
Ths oics Of Com missioner Of tbs Dss Moinss River
lmbros smSnk
And tbs slowing ofacss are 10 bs filled by vots Of
ss slseier. OF each Of the sissen Judicial districts
Of this state ~ established b Get Of tbs said Gsnsr
81 Assembly, ~ witt
The Office II District Judge;
The oftc. ~ District Attorney;
The office Of Mesnter OF the board Of kdhcation.
Whereof all eitisehs aud officers concerned, partc
niAi. the sb~rins Of tbs se,srl counties, will take
notice, aud l~ governed accordingly.
In testimony whereof have hsreunto at
-, my hand, and sni1sd the Great ssai OF
lLs the state Of Iowa.
'---' Done II D~s Moinss this ninth day Of August
AID, 1876, Of this H. dependence OF the Uni
18th
RALPH r. LOWE.
W ~ Governor.
ELIJAH sELLs
Secretary u state
Tbs shove copy OF tbs pralamstica ofths dovern-
o. having hsea received ~ 10 u Mast thirty days
esioss the ',rioi~r sisrton, hereby tbs
" ~ pvhitsh~d IN tbs AtoWs City Register, papsr
lfll'ssss " iAs e"as,l q Woodbury. ..a s.sts u
toss, GhotuE l.. fAIME1T,
sept NJ. iAss sheriff II Wu,dhurys soants
y. u. KkfADLDk. PATRICK ROHb
NE y HOLDS 4 Ross,
At O9 Rays AT LAW,
SIOUX CITY, IOWA
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4cteutt6c AuIertcai1.
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Vel. - Dsgins sspesnbsr n, lsss.
Mechanics, Inventors, Manufacturer
and Farmers.

Mechanics, Inventors, Manufacturer
and Farmers.
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i teenth Year, and viii enter upon NS1 Volume
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0ists1 osstiag Of SseCx CIT LeUss No. ~, ws1'
~ ssseas sssslss II o. psvcedtnG - fill q shs
" nooa. An. HUNT, n. n.
QnoaaR AIRax. Ane'x.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-07

IMPORTANT TO rARN4Rs.

WIN undersigned u prepared % u,anu factur~ fAN
j hiN0 Mills Of . supssior quality IN short mo-
Ties. and On terms which sill suit he 'imss Mills
Gu hand made I. osds, sith dspat
tasus.ss requested - cali aud snamins thr Mills
wN. MOAIGOMEAf.
Sous CITY, August D. 4sss--3m.
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Order Of Publication.
~ u Iossa, AsaeNa Cssaiy. ~.

Order Of Publication.
Atsls ~ lossa, Asaena Cssaiv. u.
Charles y. ThomIAoa
".
u C. Kline.
70 y. g. klios-S1; You ere hsrsby notified tha'
thsrs u nov ts In the oAcs Of the clerk Of til.
Oeststce Court Of MoDona county lows, petition %
Chaslss u. Ih0mpssn claiming OF YOU tbs
enc hundssd and twsntv Hour DOLLAR aud sa h,~
essts - justin dos him M money BY htm advanced
sa1 nssN o your request - psv tssss, snd 'of hi,
reasonable fses sue eomp~nsssIoa fos the payment
thsvsof, aud thst attschosst hss bssn issued "a
ssid cisia, against tunr seds so rhAtss lads sud
tsssassat, sud tlAat Snlsss vOs appear aud suss-r
" said psttisa fire the hrst day u ihs next
tss,a Of ~ Dstrst Court 10 10 begun sud holden
u OR4ss, 10 sstd couu,y, on tbs sscond Moadsy In
kevsssbss. =. y. 1853, tudumsnt win ~ rssi-ssd
against Hou 0s khs h0is soupt, With ihtsrsst aud
ssAts AUDlSJA OLtvkk,
ANn 6s flstsu9.
Oetchsr seA, 4. y. 1853.
This notice AsviHs hssn rstvrnsd BY tbs shast6 II
Monous county, lows, end1sssd This vtthtU NAMED
- kiths nut fund IN my bsilt steh," hssehS o.
~ II @ n published Es SUR successive sssks ~ tbs
siasA Cay kAkisr, ssekjt psrss psists1 IN v COG
byet esesV, lvnA. u. uAWkkt,
Clek oft the pistriet Court IT Moanms eouaiv tasa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-07
LAND LOCATING OFFICE
Collecting Agency
Z. STUTSNAN 4 CO.,
A. W oorser 81 Ssth and Dorgtas Srssfs.
sioux CITY, IOWA.

I'VE ny and all lid and improved lsnis, city
w pDperty. ana Lsn. Warrants Oh commission
We sell Lard ss-sots on fInr 10 a%fuai settlses
IT ~eetern rates " Interest, real estate security
as invest Cash. pay Taxes. AID Iocat. Lspd War
rarts for nonrssdgnts in al u. snd Bistricts VI
lows, ksnsas ana Nebraska. We also doa
Ce1eral Law and Collecting business.
All letters 10 IL business or IT inquiry, will re-
esiys prompt s't.ntio.. For intsting Land WA,rsD1
s- cAsrse tb. hlio~ins comInissioI:
On ~ acre Warrant, d
On So
on isJ" 4"
On lss /" - 10
July 90, ls5s--iy y srCTSMASA
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BANKING
AND
AGENCY OFFICE
GEORGE WEARE.

(ksei6sae aNd oefin0 avtnsr n he Int (sA ~ 0ssRs
Hscvt, Graess o.
~ sIOUx CITY, IOWA.
COLLECTIONS made and renitted At err-ruf rst,s
" Of EAcbange--Money inyesied-Psrtieuiar st
tsnton given to the pay u-nt Vi Tsxes and location
OF Land Warrants Al orders connected viii q 80
srai Banking sud Agency business viii receive prompt
and accurate attention.
Requesting notice 10 the follo~ing: The businsss
Of nonrsedsta ~ solicited There Is bow IN mark =.
iu The fioux city Land District about s00,ovo
OF G~sernD,ent Land. Most OF these lands are sit
usted along the Dubuque and Pacific" ana iovs
Air Line" Railroads, aud are unrivalpd In Sesuiy,
fertility sSd location. The land within sig ni)cs oil
the Railroads will bs sold 1T 500 PER Lans;
Warrants Of any Aet received IN payment for t2so
lands.
charge for entering land with gold, and purchase
and sale Of Real Estate, I've per cent
yo' locating ~, acrs land ", so land oes fees g.
50 .; 3
N. ,. All locations made ~ me are upon lands -
lsctsd BY . reliable Surveyor from personal iUspsc
ton.
RvvS
ki...n I Taylor n. 7. City. a-~
Spencer, villa 1 Co. Boston.
2. @. Adams, Esq., Chicago.
Clark Bros. 4 Co, st. Louis.
". H. Bsrksdaie 4 Co.. DO
Redmond Lowell L Co, Dutueus Iowa.
Nscklot Coriin Davenport, Iowa
20. Duinout, Esd. Iudinnspo li., Indiana,
!. O. Lash. bshier, sssn, NC.
Bank u Senaea eai,s, ssasee tsi.sgN
Register and iteesver Land Office sioux Ctty. lows
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DIssoIuTTo1.

NOTICE h hsssby Riveu that Ms pArenershp here
IN tofore existing between the undersigned doing
business 1t Sioux City Iowa, under to ee0e end
style Of HEM, Williams, Cook Co., has been thb
day dissolved BY nutual eousent--bsrphsn Beoo,
Issse ilams, Gsores D. Ten pie snd John =. Cook
having aod their interest 10 the other partne. Hos
c. Bacon. who u authorised 70 settle oil the ~
counts Of the late firm, and Who viii continus ths
business In his own name 1t the same place.
BERNHART HEM,
JESSE WILLIAMS,
JOHN X. COOK,
nc. BACON.
6iosx City, November l. 1867. On
The undersigned take pleas IRE n conmeu6ng their
late partner Horace C. na"on, TO the favor Of the bu
sinsss immunity, and hope their former patrons
will extend to him = share Of their patronage.
BEKNHART HEM,
JESSE WILLIAMS,
August IL. 1s5s-4w. JOHN X. coon.
Dissolution Of Co-Partnership.
YNIE Co-Partnership heretofore existing between
i I. Van Worst and Geo. l.. Tsckett and John Co
lom, under the name asd style Of Van Worst Co.,
has this day bsen dissolved by mutual consent. The
books Of the company are In the hands Of Geo. h.
Tack-tt who bas full power 10 settle the business Of
the irm. Persons knowing themselves indebted will
please call and settle the same.
a. The Livery Business will cA4
A0X hereafter bs conducted by Geo. l.. HalHN
,kett aud John Colon, under the name q Isckstt
Co., At their old staad.
SWAN voORsT,
GEO. l.. TACkETT,
July 10, isSs--yin2ff JOHN COLON.
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State IF Ioma, Woodbury County, IS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-04-24

METAL TITS TO Doors AID SnoEs.-The
saving in shoe leather which the small me
talic tip on the toe Of boot or shoe effects
j. very great, and the invention Is one of
practical utility. Children are remarkably
fond of kicking out the toes Of their little
shoes, thus rendering them useless, and
making !, necessary that another pair should
be procured, although no part of the former
pair i injured. Ey the Use Of these tips,
which may be made OF silver, copper, iron
or any other malleablc metal, the boot or
shoe may BE- worn until it i really ''done
up" aud they are so secured that 50 long as
any portion Of the sole remains, the tip wll
be held fast. They do not increase the
weight Of the shoe shove half an ounce or
an ounce. u i the Invention Of G.. 4.
Mitchell, of Turre CT, Ne, and was patented
on the 9th OF January last. Economically
speaking, there is no doubt Of its value.
enc pair % boots or shOcs-men'S, ladies or
shiGgyu'>-Cau be made To last nearly twice
the time they ,.oUl! without the tiIs--.Sci-
Attic iMcTir.H-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-04-24
Gcrirnli ara

PEAS aNp pOTAToEs.-lIcre Is something
neyr. which we extract from the 1grtcut-
ggrGI C1-etfe: - tried curious expert
ment with few potatoes this season.
Txe!ye months since | saw letter from =
farmer, stating the great success that had
att ended an experiment the writer had made
u. the previous season. 1t consisted IN IN
.er;inc pea in each pOtatoe set, and plant
ing the potatoc set in the usual way. The
result, he stated, was 4 large yield of peas
and y splendid crop Of potatoes, but the
most important result vas the cntircfreedom
81 the potatoes from disease. while all those
planted in the usual way, in the same held.
were extensively deterioEat d. was led ~
this statement to try the experiment on u
small scale in nay own garden this season.
planted not quite half peck, only h''l
sets, ia six ranks, cutting a piece out oil
Zach. and putting pea firmly IN: Inc peas
grew up and HeuriShcd well, ant las week
I dug the potatoes They were perfectly
free from all faint or speck of disease, and
very fine and large, while in the same bed,
close to them. was another lot planted in the
old style, nearly half Of which were rotten.
leave your readers to draw their own cou-
illusions.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-04-24

\ furSG GiEL ~ = TE,SCE FoIsTy-EIGirT
GUES--Abuut To- O'Clock last Thursday
Night youug girl named Isabella Ellison,
residing III " sSL!u-tOn street, Iuuchkecp-
~ic, while at the altar at Methodist Church
~ that city, suddenly lifted UP her hands
and i,Il backwards, apparently dead. Sew
Cral persons Immediately ran To- her assist
anc,, and Ia!Syi her, when to their horror
they discovered that her eyes were glazed
and set, her features pale as marble, her
lips colorless, and Eg- feet and hands cold
- those Of q corpse. 1t was shortly Giscov-
cred that she yet breatued, when she was
conveyed TO her residence, t;.c preacher
sayiu. she was In a trance and when
member advised tina: medical assistance
should DC procured, hc objected, saying,
The Lord has placed her IN this mySteri-
Gus state, and ne viii, at his own time, raise
her 20 testify TO his goodness"
She remained IN his state until SATURDAY.
evening, excepting slight movcm, ut which
occurred on Friday afternoon, when She
lifted up her hand, and made three or fCar
efforts to clutch something, when the arm
fell back over the headboard Of the bed
Two or three Of the women who were in the
house at tine time, attempted IL replace the
arm upon the bed, but were unable to bend
or move u. Ol SATURDAY evening, Il num-
her Of her friends were in the house inging
her favorite hymn, when she suddenly lifted
zap her hand, crying out glory, hallrlu-
Jah,' She then turned to one Of her friends.
and calling her by name, said, Repent,
repent Oh, if YOU had seen what | havc,
YOU would not live another moment in your
sins, but would pray TO God TO have mercy
upon YOU. have been in Heaven; 1t * Int
mn with the glory Of tod, aud around the
throne were thousands Of angels, singing
sweetly the praises Of the King of Heaven
Ey AZ Il by Jesus came past and spoke tc
me ] also saw the great gulf, hut could
scarcely see the bottom Of IT," On Friday
n .tt number Of persons visited the house
and remained singing and praying until day.
light The young woman was very weak
when she awoke oat Of the trance, but was
stronger yesterday morning, and attended
church che case has caused consider able
excitement in PouShkscpsic.-X j. Com
meTciGL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-04-24
An Adventure I'm IA Railway Carnage.

After had taken my seat one morning at
PaddIngton IN an empty carriage, | was
joined, Just aS the train was moving oil, by
a strange looking young man, with remark
ably long flowing hair. lie was, Of course,
a little hurried, but nc seemed beside to be
disturbed and wild, 20 that ] was quite
alarmed for fear of his not being right in his
mind, nor did his subsequent conduct ut all
re-assure me. Our train was an express,
and lie inquired eagerly, at once, which was
the first station whereat we were advertised
to stop. consulted my Bradshaw, and fur
nishcd him with The required information.
1t was Reading. The young man looked mt
his watch Madam" said he, - have bat
half an hour before me, and it may be ruin
Excuse. therefore, my abruptncSs You
working Ohlige me- if you please, by cut
ting my hair "Sir," said /, &" it is impo>-
siblcr
Madam, INC urged, and look of severe
determination crossed his features, =" am
desperate man. Beware how Won refuse
what | ask. Cut my hair off-short, close
to the ropts-irnrncdiately and here is a
newspaper - hold the amprOSial curl>." !
thought the man was mad, of course, and
believing that it would he dangerous to
thwar; him. cut off all his hair. t. the last
lock. "Nov, madam" unlocking a small
porim,n;cau, lyon will fu tlicr oblige me
hy looking out of the window, as am about
TO change my clothes" OF course looked
ont Of the window for a very considerable
time, and when he observed, MADAM, I
need no lIn,or put you TO any inconvcni-
cnce,' did not recognize the young man in
the least.
Instead OF his former gay costume, he
was attirel in black, and wore grew wig
and silver sPectaclcs; he look u like re
spectacle divine of the Church Of England.
IF about 81 years Of age; to complete that
character, he had n volume of sermons in
his hand, whiclI-they appeared so 10 alb
sor5 him-migh, have been his own. 81
do not wish 10 threaten Won, Young lady.'
he resumed, land think. besides, that /
can trust your kind face. VIII you promise
me not TO reveal this metamorphoss until
your journeys end" 81 will. said ],
",most certainly" At Reading the guard
and person in plain clothes looked into our
carriage. .'fou have the tickets, my love
said the Young man, blan,!iv, and looking at
me IS though he were my fail err.
Never mind. sir; we do ut want them"
said the official, as he vi hdrcw his compan-
ion. ~ sha.! Row leave ycn, madam"
observed my fellow Traveller. rs soon n the
coast was clear; :" by your kind and cour.
accouS conduct You have saved my life, and
perhaps even your own" r. another in
ute he was gone and the train was in motion.
Not il the next morning did Learn from
the Il"C' newspaper t.,at the gentleman CT
whom ! had operated as hair-cu.ter had
comm tied forgery ~ m en,r nous amount
IN LpHi"H few hours before met him.
and that lie had been tracked into an cx-
press train from PsdGineton, but that
although tic telegraph had been put in mo
ton and described him accurately-at Read
M, when The train was searched. lie was
nowhere to be found-LoUs,AoH Words.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-04-24

Leather.
lust received, at the Hide and Leather Store, OPP
- posite City Mills, direct from New York. large
lot Of French Calf and Kip Skins, Common Cppers Calf
Kip Cppers, Fancy Pink, and Russell Innings. Al
So Spanish and Slaughter Sole Leather, Harness, Bride,
Collar Leather all of which viii be sold ut the very
lowest cash price by 23l JNO. NJ. KING.