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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-09-14
pIc(srcgor Po>t ONCE.

MAILS leaving the McGregor Post Office, will close at
the following specified times until farther notice.
WEST UNION, daily, at 6:45. A. M.
DEconAH, Tucsdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at
7:l5 A. II.
WISCONSIN, and Up-River, daily, at $3.50, P. N.
CHICAGO, and Eastern, at !: 80, p N.
A. P. RICHARDSON, Post Xaster.
McGregor, July 81, 1850.
N. B.--Persons desiring the use Of Boxes at the
Once, will attend to paying for them quarterly, in
ddrance. Hostages on Newspapers, are required in
adpdnce. and it will me much trouble, if the
public will attend to rates at the end Of the quar-
ter will be charged double, as required hy Law.
T.. HAMMERS, Asst u. N.
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GONE BELow-Our fellow citizens, VIM. H
Harding, Oscar Arnold, D. Woolliscroft, James
Harding and Geo. Crawshaw left town last
week on an expedition to North Western Tex.
as HardineIthe elder, "old Bill,''i s captain
Of the party he promised to post us up in their
incidents Of travel and we expect interesting
let'e from him. A small rase at Gaffney' .
Saloon marked to our address was opened by a
few friends Of ours and the health Of the trav.
clcrs drank by the company. We looked on
however when it was done
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Sur RENE CouRr-The Argument Term Of
the Iowa Supreme Court will be held at Daven-
port. commencing Oct. 10th. Causes from this
Judicial District will be docketed for two days,
commencing on Tuesday. November LIST
Lewis Kinsey, Esq, Clerk of the Court, makes
this announcement.
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ISDErENDENT CoNvENTIoN.-There a-c Post.
ers in town announcing the meeting Of an indie.
pendent Convention ut Clayton Centre, on the
2lst of September. The call is signed by "Ma-
ny Citizens" As we are not member of the
Independent Church in politics, albeit conside.
rably independent in our way, we have no inter.
mind our own business by letting this new move
alone. /" Let 'er rip -
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SALE or LoTs.-Mrs. Durand will offer at
Auction, on Saturday next, a large number of
lots in McCraney's addition to the town of
McGregor-title good Also lot Of House
bold Furniture. TUTrLE ID the AuosiOnesr.
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A Town CLocx.-No euch good luck has
befallen McGregor as Town Clock but
FaExcH has beautiful mammoth time. piece
big enough "to regulate" the town If it were
out Of doors.
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APPLzs.-The market here is well supplied
with Apples Of splendid quality. At knight
& O'Brien's we notice variety called the
"Maiden's Blush" that are magnificent
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FAnHERsBuReH On the fourth page of this
paper may be seen the Premium List of the
Second Annual Fair Of the Farmcrsburgh Ag.
riculturists. 1t is squeezed into az little space
as possible 10 give room for as much matter as
We can carry but it is very important to Clay.
ton County that ONE Agricultural Society should
be sustained within its limits, and we hope to
witness large turnout at National. The
boys Of McGregor are invited to attend the
show with their cake and apple wagons, and
turn an honest penny in supplying the crowd
with provisions.
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Republican State Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR,
SAMUEL j. HARDWOOD, of johnson Co

Foh Wv EkNoN,
SAMUEL J. KIRKWOOD, of johnson Co
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
NICHOLAS ]. RUSCH, Of Scott county.
sEPRsME JvleRs E
r. p. LOWE. OF Lee county,
L. d. STOCKTON, Of Des MoRes Co.,
CALEB BALDWIN, OF Pottawattanlie Co.
Republican County Ticket.
For State Senator,
GILBERT DOUGLASS.
For Representafires,
SAMUEL. H. MERRILL,
d. c. BAKER.
For County Judge,
j o H N G II b + r.
Treasurer and RecO,t.r
JACOB NICKLAUS.
For Sheriff,
w. s. SCOTT
Snpt. Of Common Schools, u
j. w. VAN ORMAN.
County Surveyor,
II. J. McLELLAND.
Drainage Commissioner, -
HENRY SCHUMACHER,
For Coroner.
+. W. SHERMAN. ...
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NATIONAL FAIR-We get our paper out sew.
eral hours in advance to enable us to 60 to the
Fair at Chicago by Tuesday morning train
Col. CApRoN the Superintendent or manager
general. has kindly sent us "Complimentary"
rendering open.doors and gates to all parts of
the show-we are obliged.
A BREwEsy.-ERNEsT ZoLER late from Cali
fornia has purchased property in Jones & Bass
addition to McGregor and designs building a
large Brick Lager Beer establishment this Fall.
We are as ured that Mr.. Zoler has the skill,
the money and the enterprise to put up a rous'
err.
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HOME REMEDIES.
Lunt'S HOarhound Balsam
For the cmre Of Gods, Cronp, Coughs, A.thma,
Ca'arrh, Iraueusa. bronchitis, Hoorsr"ess,
Sore Throat, Whoopine Cough, I,cpie'st
Consumption.
LUNT'S HOARHOUND BALSAM.
4 VOUGIIS.-The great and sudden changes of our
~ climate are fruitful sources of Pulmonary and
Bronchial affections Exi ciiencc having proved that
simple remedies often act speedily and certainly when
taken IN the early stage Of di ca recour should at
once be had to h BALKAN, let the cough rritS ton
OF the Throat be slight as ky th rreca uton
more serious attack may be effect ua'ly warded on.
LUNTS AMERICAN EYE SALVE
Comes to you not as humbug. but q reality, that .
little and experience will prove 1t can do you
no harm aud must do you good. II you have Weak,
weakness sight. make one trial more before you
conclude to give up your eyes. ~
De. LUNr's WoRM CANDY.-A delightful prepsra-
ton in sugar. No taste OF medicine aie and crr-
tain remedy for worms mild and gentle physic for
children. All who use it are greatly pleased.
GREGoRY's INSTANT CURE OF PAIN.
This we'll known mcicine allays pain instantly,
stors Vomiting and purging in few minutes. reliev-
cramp and collie, aud has cured hundred. OF ca o.
Diarrhoes Cholera morhu, cholera and sickness OF
the stomach--a great good in Rheunati IN. Dyspep-
sa cold hands and feet, Clblans, wounds, Bruises,
| sIrainS and collie in horses.
You scannot enquire anywhere but you will ind
per- ns who have been relieved by its use. and who
think other medicine Is equal to it. One trial will
| Prepared by W. s. LUNT. Raunr. CITY, o. to
whom all orders should be address ed for the above
medicine. l5ly1
| 81 Sold at McGregor at wholesale or retail by
HOFFMAN, DENTON + co.
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New Advertisements.
X. 0RANT.-Threshing Machines.
Mrs. TERRY.-Millinery.
G. +. FiLLEy.-stoves ut st. Louis.
CHAs. Orirz.-Hands wanted.
ELLswoRrH.-Ncw Stock OF Ladies Goods
Decentralization Liquors.
MERRILL 4 BARRoN.-Dry Goods, Groceries, 30.
y. N. TUrTLE-Shcriff's Sale of Real Estate.
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SPECIAL NOTICE,

lAL NOllO
That Splendid Lot of Fine Goods In the New Stor,
Room next west of d. s. Cooks. will be offered at Re
tail, yet during to-day, "wednesday the remainder
them will be sold Auction without reserve this
ing. commencing at o'clock. All who want Fine ant
Good foods of every sort will do we'll to call and
these Goods
McGregor, September 14th, 1859. lw
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Candid and Sensible. .rI .....
The Pablo Repicsc Of West Union, an indie
pendent paper, edited by gentleman strongly
opposed to the Democratic party generally,
takes ground in very decided language favoring
the doctrine of non-intervention by Congress
in the domestic affairs Of the Territories.
We are glad to see many Of the leading men
Of the opposition yielding to the plainest die
tates of National policy on this question, and
no one has pleased US more in the style Of his
surrender than our friend Cook. His half col.
umn article is marked by the plainest candor,
and his conclusions are such as no unprejudiccd
man can well get away from. Whatever may
have been the former opinions of this or that
man, or this or that party, the question comes
up moo for settlement, and to use Mr.. Cookies
language ..- t.-.--.
"We are not obliged to inquire what party
claims particular doctrine before we can be-
lieve in it. In our opinion, non-intervention
with respect to slavery, under existing circum.
stances aud properly interpreted is the only
correct ground that can be taken"
y *NHs r" Y
1--WE are not saying what ought to be done
under different state Of things and under q
different Constitution but we take it fol
granted that the form Of government we have
is worth preserving and ii it is to be main
tanned in anything like harmony the ground
T 80 .
I" If slavery is so powerful and attractive an
Institution that it requires Congressional inter-
-S..ss~s <s hsseA;s aa..c y; tho terr;tc-;as II :.
a different thing from what we have understood
it to be and that interference will not be like.
~ to effect the object, except to keep alive a
continual strife. If the people Of territory
are determined to have or not to have partic-
ular local regulation, it is uphill business for
Congress to interfere for or against it aud il
give it the right to interfere ut all, it is not
unlikely that it may, ut sometime, give MAORI.
ty for the regulation? Past experience shows Il q
it may and it ia Just as probable that Congress
in future, may interfere for slavery as that il
will operate against it. And we say that the
people are safer tribunal than Congress, to
decide this matter. .f .
'' For these and other reasons We think that
this ground will be adopted at the North, un
der the auspices Of what party We cannot say
Weagain express our qualification with the
language of our contemporary, and in doing SO,
We do not want to 80 through the fiddle-faddle
of hurrahing for man who has ''deserted" the
party with which he has been identified !; the
truth is, the popular mind has been for years in
favor Of this most reasonable ground, only il
took politicians long time to get up to public
sentiment. We like any man who has the 50
gacity to see where the train of events is run
ming to, and the courage to jump on the carr
even when that train is under good motion -
in Clayton County who admit that the "inter
vention' which they formerly advocated has
had its day, and that hereafter such theory il
is impolitic and impracticablc. "To this com
plexion it must come at last"
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SHERIFFS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

10y Virtue OF special execution issued out of the
I'D Office of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Clayton
county, Iowa dated the 18th day Of June, d. 1859
and in favor of Thomas Glass, and against Truman g.
Slitor and Jane Slitor have levied upon the follow.
ing property described in certain Mortgage Deed
rs follows, to wit The east half of the south west
quarter Of section six (6) Township ninetyfve (95)
north Of range four ~ west in said county of Clayton
and state Of Iowa, and shall the 18th day of Octo-
Der. A. 1859, at the hour of o'clock, p. NJ OF
said day at the front door the office of the Clerk
the District Court in said county. offer at Public sale
to the highest bidder cash. all the right title and
Interest Of said defendants hove in and to the
above described property to satisfy judgment OF
1924 aud 55lo0 dollars and 81 49, 100 dollars cost Of
suit and all interest and cost have and may accrue
thereon. JAMES DAVIS,
Sheriff Of Clayton county, Iowa
BY n. NJ FUTILE, Deputy.
Sept sxohsr, 18th, ls50nlS7~A
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COLLECTING MONEY.

NHE undersigned hereby give notice to all prrsOns
/ vine owe them by Note or Account, that they are
- want Of Money. and unless settlement Within
very short time Cosrs will be to pay. This is the
Last GAIL. t
We have hand large stock OF Iron. Stoves Glass
Nails and shelf Hardware which will sell lower for
CASH than any establishment wrst of the Mississippi
WILLIAMS 4 HARVEY.
McGregor, Sept. O, 1S59w4 .
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~ "Unclc Sam Church, lost a Memoranda Book,
Monday afternoon. between the levec and Dearborn
& Jarret's store, the finder will confer q favor by
returning It to Sam,
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A VOICE FROM THE DEAD-CLAY AND WEE
srER.-We call the attention of old line Wings
and other citizens who hold the memory of
Henry Clay in reference TO the following Ian.
guage, written by Henry Clay. in his report
from the Committee of Thirteen, on the sla.
very question
.The true principles which ought to regulate
the action Of Congress in forming Territorial
Governments for each newly acquired domain,
Is TO refrain from all legislation on the subject Q,
slaoery IN the Territory acquired, 50 long as Il
retains the Territorial form Of government, leav-
ing it to the people Of such Territory, when
they have attained to sucla condition which
entities them to admission as State, to decide
for themselves the question Of the allowance
or prohibition Of domestic slavery" g
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" Travel at this point is increasing. "a
pidly.
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state EXp0nSeSs stI5Hi rt HHfl
On the outside of this paper Is = carefully
prepared table preceded by candid article, re.
lating to our State Expenses. 1t will be read
with interest by those who pay largely Of the
taxes but an Editor generally is too poor to be
injured by one party or the other by high taxes
That the taxes have increased largely within
the last few years is undeniaLle, and that the
higher assessment of our northern lands in
Iowa and the reduction Of prices in southern
counties worked an injury and an inequality Of
taxation against Is is also fact which most OF
our readers nave demonstrated bya talk with
their County Treasurers. But VIC have nei-
Their space or time to examine the features of
Iowa State Administration for the last ten
years and we leave the discussion Of minutia
to those who like the subject. BY electine
new men you cannot put your finances in any
worse shape, At all events. @ Ia
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McGREGOR, SEPTEMBER IA. ): 1889.

milwaukee, And NiSsiSsippi Railroad.
ARRIVES At PRAIRIE pU CHEN.
rhroukh Freight ard Accomnicda. .ll5 p. n.
Mail and Day Express Pas. .7:l5P. n.
DEPARTURE TRAINS.
Thro' Freight and Accommoda $50 A. H.
express Passenger. ................ 1000 A. n.
e'ops at Lone Rock, Maxomanie, Madison Milton,
Jane.vills, aud Points East. - 80 -
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Have you got Any?
THE undersigned hereby gives notice that he will
L take
La Crosse and La Crescent iMonev,
At PAR, till further notice. T.. D. TERRY.
McGregor sept, ], 1S59H
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QSO CENTRAL ROUTE
i CeOOs FOR THE WEST,
VIA HARLEM RAILROAD

NEw-YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.
One Dollar less hsn BY any other route 10 Albany, TfoJ sa4
all stations West and No tn
Trains leave depot corner 18th street snd hsv Nswfon
10 o'clock O. N. Express Mall Train
S:0p M Express Train. =.
Connecting Albany with the Newv York Central Rsros1
trains for al stations through 10 Buffalo and tbs Wes also VIZ
the Albany Northern Road for stations north.
RETURNING, Lave ALBANY.
7:i5s NAL tram, with tbs NewYerk Cennns
from the West and East Albany With the trsa Having
Troy st7:p m. -.
ESQ N Express connecting with Railroad uaia
the West East Albany with the train from foy .
ESQ Ps.xss, can rel. upon sis eonnsesiou from ffos
Freixhf for Albany and the Wet received Il depot eon~
hte and Centrests. uut o'clock IA, and forvsrss1 ~
Express Is quick a. By any other route.
This Rosd In excellent order provided with h oxu
Telegraph sqseped With new and coulnodious cara saa es
speed satety and comfort II equal any other ro0ts
Depot h kev York, corner 36th-st and Shav.
Tctsts bassaxe oos, corner
Maiisn lane cad Dean-st Albany depot Esa heAsy
WA J. CAMPBELL spesuaseassh
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AIax,rH. srcot.Y, Anetioo--r.

DEGULAR DAILY AUCTION SALE OF
II STOCKS snd BONDS-ALBEkT H. slCoLAf va
sen THIS DAY. Jsa- II, ~ o'eiook, tae Aefeasa's
20 .hsres Mechanic Bani SIS each
40 shares Irving BsIs. > s. each.
60 shares Merchants Fl change Ba,k. 50 each
IS shares Grocer Bank 30 eech
Sd ,Ssres Bg,chery' .ni Drovers Bank 80 each
10 shares Exchsrr- Fire Insurance Co 80 esh
shares Greenwich Fir- Iusurane. Company 80 each
Sorh wes'ern Fire llsursIo- Company - saea
% share. Hamilton Yre Insurance Coupsny slo earn
10 share. MAI. Fire Insurance Company - escn
81 .hs-ss Beskuan rir- Insurance Company = esch
shares Fire Insurance Compaoy, 50 es h
.kares R-sciu-e Fire Insurance. Company 500 each
iAo shares Wa, street Fire Insurance Company Ssesea
10 shares HARMONY Fire Insurance Company, SO escn
shares Lxcsl.i6r Fire Insurance Company, 81 es
Coun bisr Nuire Insurance Company so eaca
30 -ha-es Amerie Cnsl Company, : . earh.
IS share. American ENp--ss Coulpany, : 100 sach
Is fhares United states Express Company. %lP escn
Iao shares Union Frry Ccmpsry Of Brooklyn BOO esch
shares New Yors AID Sex Haven Railroad, 100 esh
500 Mnwa1kee ard bore On RArosd "a hoEsse Bonds.
4G0 La Crosse Niwart-e Rzrusi Lsnd Grsrt Bonds
Marietta Cinciuusi hslrosd Mortgage Bonds
Loo Wa.a,-owu Corpors.o1 y cert Bonds.
5,ooo Joliet City III = cent borss
$500 Lexington City 4 cent Boccs -
Securities lived IN addition 20 the regularly stvcred list
sf1z every sac. Next regular sale TO MORROW. Regular
rt6r sales o so and Bonds even day a, III O'Clock /.
IL Merchants Excban1- Soci. and Bouts bought aud sold
n private .s- and the Brokers' Board Interest allowed on
cstosits sle variety Of seclrs. eoranty on hand st
private sale. ALsEkt d NicoLAl,
Stock lu~tioneer aud Banker. No 4 Brood u.
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VALUABLE MILL SEAT for BALI
q, EXCHANGE -. -.

The above sssed h mes. desirable - ~ M; o
Sss, ,I,u 81 miles Rochester. and 80 from nan~.oi .
4, ,,tsps about Of valuable tAse ans YW
rtieht 4. In hssb State Of cultivation, besutih
fns ORCHARD Of choice Frat Trees, ans P'a1's MAI Lax
SUGAR GROVE. 49, .h., ,hs,. ,o-
un-sn he place there being three run oi s,ohss
IL near hs Canal Which as0faS scis '' soPpht !" s'J
pr, % ti sr raes Of the Erie Railroad the line De.
r.. 11o,.r{v vii be EXCHANGED or Arm Under GOOD
oli-'sN"A H'>& No Is Jouns-
Or EBES BARTLETT,
No. u Waist. up stairL
CyTORE PROPERTY in the vicinity Of the Park
~ for sALE.-Vslusbs Property No ls William and No z!
so,oe % donns the favorsby locs.ed or almost
aiy business, en- favorable terInA Apply 20
C. r. CHRIsToPHEk, No. 1911 Wlhsn-'t
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CREENWICH SAVINGS BANK, No. % 9th.

u AZ, cofIeF q WaveTI- y, pace
JANUARY INTEREST FOR lss9
T Board Of Trustees have ordered Interest - b paid 8. the
raj. Of per PR q, entitled there,O-ot
ESQ and uIder-snd sn sums entitled thereto shove
$500 thu Of per pr payable A. the Bsnt.
u. bank bours and .sr the I7h Instant ussres, not
drawn will b. placed credit Of Dsposto Pnneps and
dr.w interest
The Bank open daily from 10 70 sns Monday,
B, order Of the Bs.rd, FIT LUoUEER, Pr.,IAesl
w y. 5 3 v,sSItrr s.cr.;ui,.
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n ON0 to az, 000--PARTNER WANTED
90 mbom il mop Concern.

A IL PERSONS are hereby forbid paying any
n eebts due the estate Of LEVI COHEN, deceased (ate
oer Cathane sp any person except the undersigned
Indebted 70 said estate vii please ca aud pay the
san,e to EDWARD r. CLARK, Attorney for
John Michael Administrator of Levi Cohen, deceased.
MRS. HAYDEN at MUNSONs.-The sub
scber IL happy TO that he has engaged the
services OF Mrs w r. HAYDEN Of Boston, the celebrated
WEDNESDAY the 18th inst at the for Spiritual inyes
tisson Nos and Great JOnesst and viii continue until
further Dotice Hayden widely and fayorsby known
for medium powers IL through the nstrnepsty Of
Lady while England that Robert Owen, and other dis
became convinced Of the Truth OF intercourse
examination Of in the exercise Of which SIT she has
been eminenty successful Hours, from m % p m,
ever dey (suDdays excepted. s. T. MUNsON,
No s Great Jonesst N. Y.
CPECIAL NOTICE.-Dealersi in GO0DYEARs
- PATENT for vULCANIZED RUBBER SUBSCRIBERS,
BRAIDs, WEBS and all other fabrc aud articles made BY
fsed Rubber notified that unless the properly
stamped labeled with my and BY my authority they
CANNOT BE LEGALLY DISPOSED or In the United
States Merchants dealers invited TO examine specf
their orders for the Spring trade
undcrgne exclusive Of the es and exclusive
rxhts Patnt for these Goods which embrace all the
styles Manufactured imported and many Others
obt.ned application TO at No. % Conrt!sndt st. New
York. HOHACE H. DAY.
TNHE CREDITORS Of the late ANDREW
BOHhE are hereby notified 10 present 10 the undesgned
thstr essifns lie uidston. Eew-York, Dec Vs. 1883
WIN RICHARDsoN AsEsuee Of said Bohrne,
No. Liberty place.
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STEAMBOATS, ann Railroads.

TRAVELLERS NORTH aud WEST-SPEED
i and sAFETY-INCREAsED ACcOMh0DArIOS-
HUDSON RIVER RILRoAD.-Four Daily Express Trains
leaving Chanbes Depot AZ and IL :l5 and 3l5 and
4;SO m These well all others this road,
supplied with cREAMER5 SAFETY BRAKE, al improve
EFT Of and vsue giving degree OF
fly to life property Inst other road foot similarly equip
ped po-essed o. Railroad officers offered every facility
rnpToy free Of and ell those
being the in public safety viii find
IN giving prompt attention 70 this
L. 5. r. r. CAR BRAKE Co.. No 81 Pine-st-
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gopartnsrsbip Notices.

NOTICE is hereby given that ELI NJ. ROB
~ BINS tate OF Portsmouth, ~ H. GEORGE Z ROYCE,
GERsHoM ~ HARD who Respectively reside IL ths CITY Of
New.York, and EMERY L. CHILDS aud PETER b AChEh,
who respectively reside in the City OF Brooklyn aud OF
VISA AUSTIN who resides Orwell Addison County Yer
mont And WILLIAM NELSON who resides at Petkski n
Y have formed limited partnerhp pdTsusnt 70 the provisions
Of the Revived Statutes the State Of under the name
ar arm Of ROBBINS ROYCE HARD for the purpose q
carving on the General Dry Goods Business in the City OF New
YORK which al the parties interested are the sad ~ MOB
hin. 0.orz. z Royce Gershom n Hard, Emery r. Chuds,
and B. Acke who the general partners ana the sHa
Austin and said William Nelson the special
that the has contributed the of fhiFy
Thou,snd Dollars capita aud the said Nelson ha. contributed
the ann of Fifteen Thousa Dollars capital toward the com
mon stock and that the pstnersp Is 70 commences on the
hrs, day OF January 1885, Apd terminate the first day q
.nnsT, Dsd A. Yorh the lot day Of January 1895
ELI NJ. ROBBINS,
GEORGE y. ROYCE
GERSHOM ~ HARD,
EMERY y. CHiLDS,
PETER X. AcKER,
6USTAVUS A. AUSTIN
WILLIAM NELSON
No 70 Resi and No Il2 DuAne-st.
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Cntierp, 6aroware, Er.

TNGOT COPPER, sPELTER, BANCA TIN,
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