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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-10-07
Mutiny OIL shipboard, and Attempt 10 Murder.

Yesterday morning while the schr Matilda E. ReLs
Capt Robert P. COnk being towed down the river
nv the steam-tug Columbus and while nearly opposite
Wilnk's ship yard, revolt occurred on board, which
came near resulting in the loss of life. 1t appears from
the evidence taken before Justjces Felt and Conne
that a sailor by the name OF John ODODnell, had been
previously lodged in Jail by Capt Conk for refusing to
do duty AS the schooner was about to put to yes
terday morning, ODonnell put board by an off
cer The mate of the schooner ordered him to do some
thing aoft which order he refused to obey The captain
then repeated the order and ODonnell still refusing
obey the captain seized him by the collar, calling to the
mate to bring the handouts. AS he did so, ODonnell
struck him twice over the head with srng shot, when
Captain Conk returned the blows with his fist, and sez-
ing the sailor by the hair Of the head held him down to
prevent him from striking him, while the mate wrested
the sung-shot from his grasp. After ODonnell had
been disarmed the captain let him loose and ordered him
to go do his duty instead Of which he sprang over the
side of the vessel into the river and for the shore
Capt Conk running aft got bis revolver ard fired two
or three shots at ODonne without effect, and while
standing the house close by the RAIL- was pushed over
board by another sailor by the name OF John Williams
The captain being unable to swim, would, In all proba-
bty have been drowned but for the prompt assistance
of those on board the schr L. s. DaUis which was also
in tow a-stern of the Columbus line was thrown to
him. which he fortunate enough to grasp, and by
which he kept above water until ne was taken aboard
of the L. s. DaUlS.
ODonne was arrested on shore and taken to Justice
Felts Office. Being left for short time in charge of
officer Galloway he Jumped from the window into Bay
Lane and endeavored to effect bis escape by running
he was, however, promptly pursued by officer Galloway
and Others by whom he captured and brought back
to the Office.
After full hearing of the case the justices commit
ted both the prisoners ODonnel and Williams to stand
their trial at the January term OF the Superior Court
for assault with intent to murder.
Savannah Nesrs Sept 29h
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The China War-Dispatches from Flag-Onicer Tat

nall.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 28th.-The dispatches received
by our government with minuteness the recent
events in China Flag-offcer Tatnal says the British
officer in charge of the gunboas having visited him. said
nothing about aid but his silent appeal powerful
indeed. During the ew moments he was on board the
Powhatan he would look anxiousy at his admiral and
at the boats. "Atter he left,' continues Commodore
Tatna " held conversation with commissioner,
Mr. Ward and he agreed with perfectly that nnder
the circumstances of CUR position with the English the
aid the admiral had rendered me the day before could
do less than tow the boats to his relief made an
Offer which was thankfully and promptly accepted
| While the boats were making fast to the hawsers
which received astern, insisted Mr. Ward and his
suit leaving the Toeywan, and going board OF the
iupks for reasons which will be obvious He at first
reluctantly yielded and left u.s. but returned in
of the English boats declaring that as the roey-wan
his home and going under fire with bis appreciation
and concurrence he would remain in her, reluctantly
yielded to his gallant impulse" The boats were towed
through the British line to within short distance OF the
Admiral whose flag was flying when casting them off, he
retired to the rear of the line and anchored Tor the night
The commander took up this position it might enable
him to aid the wounded, and should boats be SUNK to
r scIe their crews; in other words, to afford all aid
consistent with neutrality Having been informed by
British officer that the Admiral dangerously wounded
Commander Tatnall went in a barge to visit him.
When within few feet of the Cormorant round shot
struck the boat and killed Coxswain Hart OF Brooklyn
n. Y, and slightly wounded Flag Lieut. Trenchard-
They reachd the Cormorant before the boat entirely
sunk
Com TatnaIl says the Chinese commissioners had pre-
viousy hoti6ed Commissioner Ward of their arrange
and requested him to accompany he British and
French ministers to the Peho TO this he consented,
thereby to certain extent assuming the platform
with the latter The sincerity of the commissioners
much doubted at the tme
The American officers this particular service were
Capt. Pearson, Lieuts. Trenchard and Semmes Mid
shipman Merchant, Engineers City and Archer, aud
Capt. Taylor OF the marines The DRIFT OF TatnaIl's
dispatch is that the Chinese acted in bad taith
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"IHLOH S.uONIHH
sSttLt1IUN.

rT7HE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing under the
/ name aud style Of w. b. KICKS 4 co. is this day
dIssoived by mutual consent aud all persons indebted
said rm requested to forward saturday the
18th day OF October and make me l. And ali persons
having ella against The finn, will present them for pay
ment at the We also Sc at the time
and place, the ROANOKE HOTEL, and oil the properly
Fu,n.t.re and about IL Of Land. 1here also
on premises Good Stables. Barn Houses &c. The Hou.e
is entirely NEW and well furnished and situated within
sixty feet tbs Rail Road the terminus Of The branch
Road which will be constructed in short time Persons
the above opery. We will take pleasure in showing the
property any person. and at any time Que On more OF
the Il m may always be found at The House We Will add
that our object in selling ell of the par
gong leave the village ard the other does not
wlsh to engage a such business. Terms made known
day of sale. ". B. RICKS IL CO.
io, ky Mount, Sept. 18th, 1859 2O-lt-5-ts
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LAND FOR SALE.

49, THE SUBSCRIBER will sell at public auction, -
< at Long Creek Bridge, in New Hanover county, E:M
-&- Friday the llth cay of November 1859, .A2
THREE HUNDhED AND 1WENTTFIVE ACRES
OF LAND, or ess-adioinug the lands of VIM. S.
Larklns, David E. bunting and Vim. R. Penny Esqrs being
the lands belonging the estate Of Lott Groom, deceased
The improvements consists of dwelling and all necessary
buildings. About 100 of the cleared
under cultivation the present year There is Water Mill
short distance rnm the dwelling; also task OF
TurpenDe boxes already cut.
Also the time place. other tract of l25
acres adjoining the lands of hos. Fure! Hory Groom
and the heirs of Jesse Groom deceased
Ao other tract of 25 acres, adjoining the lands of
Col VIM Robi zsch and John Ii. Crews, Esq upon which
there task OF Turpentine boxes their second yea
vi cultivation.
The last named also the property of the
above deceased All of which will be sold in accordance
with the Will of the said deceased.
Iern1s,-One and two years credit will be given. Pur-
chasers will be reQu ed to give bonds with approved
ry ling intel est from the day OF saie and also
for title papt JOHN JONES, EXT.
18TH 1859. 5l-ts*
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For Sale and to Let.
L. Nd EhR SALE

YNHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING: DETERMINED TO 80.
l. 20 SOUTH, offers for sale his PLANTA TON SAsS
ana LANDS, in New Hanover County. l3 miles below ~
wilmington consisting Of 2G0 acres more or less front
ng on Tie ape Fear River upwards of miles running
To the Sea Including Sound and Banks There are
ashs OF lupentne Boxes cut and Pines enough for five
SIX more tasks Wood both Oak and Pine in abundance
quite quantity of Mil! Timber might be all con
Vehts u the water Some tWo hundred of Marsh and
swamp Land might be converted into Rce Farm The
attention Of persons wishing to embark culture the
Grape, is part culary invited.
ON the premises about $50 cleared land quite
hEmoer OF fruit trees; small dwelling house and other
necessary buildings, including negro houses,
10 any person possessed OF sufficient force this place
offers facilities for maki'g mon rarely met with
luther description useless. Cone and see for YOUR
self A bargain may be had, and no mistake
Sept. 3O.b Ia59 +r
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METHOD TO INCREASE THE SIZE OF FRUIT.-A So
luton OF copperas applied apples pears &C., is said
by French author, will them to grow much lar
ger than usual 1t should be employed three or four
times during the season. commencing when the fruit first
sets and being repeated at periods before the fruit be-
gins maturing The applications should be made after
Sunset, never in sunshiny day Suphate of iron,
(copperas it is well known, induces rapdity of alb
sorpton The use of sulphate of iron has been pre-
scrbed as specific against the backknot in plum trees
1t must be applied after the knot has been removed BY
excigion
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9 szzz4szz

Ea -
TNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
of the Wilmington, CT arlote and Rutherford Railroad
company, will be held in the Of Charlotte, Friday
l4th day OF October next. D. S. COWAN, Sec'y.
Wadesboro Argus, Fayetteville Observer Caronan and
Presbyterian Charlotte Democrat and Whg, and Rutherford
Enquirer, copy weekly till meeting Send bill TO freasurers
Office.
September 18th, l859-6-1w-3-tm
a NEW SYSTEM FOR CUTTING GARMENTS.
/ HAVE ENTERED according to Act of Congress, a
! complete system of MATHEMATTCAL GRADUATING
CHARTS for drafting LADIES' DRESSES and SACKS, and
GENTLEMEN S GARMENTS They can be learned by read
ing Once by any one to cut any style
fashion, the largest the smallest size, with great
exactness They will last life time Persons desirous of
learning are earnestly solicited do so have hand
Charts Autographed in superior BY sending
ST the complete system will be sent by mail free of post
age when separated for the Dress Pant Chart S the
Coat with the Vest S4 Persons learning, not fndn
them superior to any thing OF the kind known at liberty
to return them and receive back their money.
Agents wanted THOMAS L. PUGH.
Clinton N. c., Sept. 18TH 1853 43m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-10-07

ANOTHER BAD SHOOTING AFFRAY.-Last evening
Mr. VIM Graves the we-known proprietor of the live
~ stables opposite the Ballard House, fatally shot
by Mr. Angus US Taylor, of the tobacco firm Of A. Tay
lor & Co, in this city.
Mr. Taylor he'd hired iavorite horse from MIR.
Graves and on returning the to the stable in the
evening dispute arose between them regarding the
treatment of the animal Words led to blows and Mr..
Tayor pulled out bis pistol and shot Mr. Graves. The
bali took effect in the abdomen and the wound resembles
very much that recently given to Mr.. Simms. The
opinion OF the faculty last night that it would prove
mortal Taylor arrested and locked up.
Richmond ENQUIRER, Sept 28h.
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sanDders News Latter. Of Dnbn. SAYS that the ship

Saunders News Letter Of Dublin, says that the ship
nearest in size to the Great Eastern arrived in England
from America about thirty years ago. She was called
the Baron of Renrew, 600 feet long and was COM
posed of large logs Of timber camped together in the
toughest manner, 1t was predicted that she never
would cross the Atlantic but she did, and Immediately
upon her arrival was broken up. Indeed she moth
ing more than imported timber having been patched to
pether to avoid the timber duty which then exceed
ingy heavy She fulfilled her mission in every way but
the government down upon the dodge and pre-
vented any repetition of the experiment.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-10-07
LAND FOR SALE,

sEss> THE SUBSCRIBER wishes sell 434 acres of FINE
~sSs8 FARMING L. ND in Sampson County, four lies
- North of Clinton Said land de from most of thu
land in the county, being covered dense forest of
ASH hickory and pine about 100 of said land being
nigh cultivation the growing crop the
will bear in saying Persons wishing purchase
he above lands view the same by calling DR.. H. a.
Blzze or 8. B. Chestnut, Esq, of Clinton.
CHARLES H. STEVENS.
Aug. 26th, 1859. 52tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-10-07

GEUUR D PEA LAND FOR SALE.
HE SUBSCRIBER being desirous to change his business
offers for sale valuable TRACT OF LAND containing
thousand acres of which from three
four we'll raising Ground
Peas. There also the tract four hundred
swamp lana of which about eighty are cleared and highly
productive.
The improvements Of th best character. For terms
which will be made very accommodating. apply to
d. W. JORDAN,
Little River :. c.
InIv
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
THEREAS information hath this day been made to u.s.
w the undersigned by the oath of G B. Miller, that
three slaves, his property, (viz HARRY, SAM.
and SIMON, hath run away and lies out hid ard
lurking in swamps woods and other obscure places,
mtting depredaions to the peaceful inhabitants of said
State. These in the the State of North Carroll
require them the said slaves forthwith to surrender
themselves their other lawful authority and
do hereby order this proclamation be published at the
Court House door and two other public places of said
ty and the said slaves that if they do not Immediately
return their said master, it lawful for pers
capture them by Staying them Otherwise without
ton Impeachment OF any crime Given under hauds
and seals, this 25th January, 1859.
W. T. j. VANN, J. P, [sEAL]
A. LAMONT, j. P, [sEAL.l
DESCRIPTION
HARRY is stout built black complexion, about so years
old, feet inches high and weighs about IT'S pounds
SAM is thick Set dark complicated about 30 years DID,
feet inches high, and weighs about l6O pounds.
built, Dper color about 26 years DID,
feet inches high, and weighs 10 lbs.
S15O REWARD.
I WILL GIVE REWARD of Fifty Dollars for either of
the above negroes, dead alive delivered for
their confinement in Jail SO that can get Them
C. B. MILLER.
New Hanover Co., Jan. 25th, 1859 22lyuoo
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VALUABLE PLANTATION Fol, SALE.

VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR SALE.
- The SUBSCf 1BER having determined to go 80
EA west, will sell, moderate terms his PLANT S%
~ ALTON in Columbus county, situated IS miles --
from Wilmington the Wilmington Manchester Railroad
and within from half mile to miles from the
WaccamaW Lake. -
1hetr contains 1000 acres of which 200 acres are
der good fence, and 10 der for cultivation and well adap-
ted 10 the production of CORN, PEAS, COTTON and P0-
FATNE@. If desired, Plantations might be made con-
tanning 300 400 each of good land,
The whole might be included in plantation, well situated
in one body.
The RANGE for Cattle and Hogs is unquestionaby the
best in the lower part of the State.
On the place is NEW DWELLING with seven comfor-
table Negro Houses Barn. and other usual
houses The stock would be sold with Plantation
Sept. Ii, lS59-3-6m* FL. J. SMITH.
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NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED having at September Term, 1859,
of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for the Coun
ty of New Hanover, qualified Administrative of Thomas
h. Ashe, deceased hereby gives notice to all persons IN
debted the of the said ntesate to make
and those having claims against said estate to present
them within the time prescribed by law. or this notice will
be pleaded in bar of their rectvery.
ROSA ASHE, Admr'x.
Sept. 9th, 1853, 19-2t-5-2
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-10-07
STEAM ENGINES FoR SALE.

STEAM ENGINES FOR SALE.
HNE STATIONARY ENGINE, twenty horse power, cyl
" nder boiler, i'll good ,rder is running every day
Also, twelve horse portable Engine Locomotive boiler
best Engines that be found where and be
running any day Either Of the above Engines will be sold
on accommodating terms Apply to P. VEY,
at tie Wilmington Sash s. Blind Factory.
Sent. Is. Ie54 5t*
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PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE TIMBER, TURPER-
TINE AND FARMING LANDS.

OFFICE THE ALA. d FLA R. r. Co.,
Pensacola, Sept s, 1853. (
nc THE Alabama and Florida Railroad Company will
49, sell at Public Auction III the city of PENSACOLA
~- Monday, the 5th day Of December next, and subse
quent any portions OF their lands lying along the Rail
road, and Perdido and Es ambia and between
Cult Mexico and the State line of Alabama Within these
limits fAt rate Timber, Tupenne and good Farm
ipg Lands.
The completion of the Railroad by the 25th April
the State line of Alabama and the construction immed
atey of Branch Road of miles in length connecting the
valley of the Perddo with the city of Pensacola will open
large portion of these lands to easy direct and cheap
communication with the rising and valuable market of Pen
sacola
Persons desrous of making purchases before the day
pointed for the public sale do private sale ap
pcaton to the undersigned at the Office of the c. mpany
the city of Pensacola.
By order of the Board of Directors.
GEO. W. HUTTON,
Secretary Ala. & Fla. r. r Co.
Sept. 10th 1859. 3.ts
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LOOK UP. YE DIsCONsOLATE.
August lst, 1859.

YE1O ANY WHO MAY BE AFFLICTED WITH THAT
dreadful and grievous maady called CANCER, or any
thng of cancerous nature call at my residence twelve
miles West of Society H Darlington district, So Ca and
they shall have due attention No cure no charge LOT ooat
rendered IL all cases must Kno" ho" ALI W
get nv pay, after have doLe the work.
Jan. &, iS59-22u y. u. HALE - IL
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-10-07
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, SC.

PAINTS AND OILS.
IN Ml6N LBS. Pure White Lead:
AOsOOO 5000 lbs. Pure White Zinc:
2uO IDS. Pure White Zinc, in Varnish
500 lbs. Silver Paint in Oil:
6O bbls " g dry assorted:
10 &" Spanish Brown:
" Venetian Red;
" Yellow Ochre;
" Linseed Oil:
- Lard Oil;
. Best Sperm Oil:
300 lbs. Chrome Green in oil and drv.
wholesale and retail, by W n iIppITT '"'o
Oct. -o-u Druggist 4 Chemist.
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Co-PARTSERsHIP NOTICE.

TTyHE UNDERSIGNED have entered into Co Partnership
in the town of Wilmington, N. c., under the firm and
- Ne of SWITZERLAND COLEMAN, for the purpose of
buying and selling NEGRO SLAVES, where the highest
cash prices viii be paid. 49,,
They also have house in Mobile Alabama, where they
will receive and sell Slaves commission. Liberal adVan-
ces made upon Slaves left with them for sale ~
" ~ D. J. SWITZERLAND.
JAMES G. COLEMAN.
August lst 1859. Z-u
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Rewards.
$500 RE WARD.


20 l WILL PAY the above reward Of three hundred
~ groes WILLIAM and LEAlUEL or hundred and
MY dollars for either.
They supposed to be lurking in the upper part of
Dup and in the lower part of Wayne County
25 and the other % years of age both very black
about six feet high the former Stout with slight blemsh
on one eye, the latter rather more slender.
S. J. HUNTER,
Bear Swamp, Duplin County, N. G.
September Q. l859-l2m*,
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From New Mexico.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 27th-The mail from Santa Fe, on
the 13th arrived at Independence to-day. Mr.. Otero
has been reelected as Delegate to Congress from New
Mexico, by $500 majority -..r
Serious difficulties are apprehended with the Indians
in the vicinity of Aisons Rancho, in consequence Of
the abandonment Of that trading post -4
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-10-07
New Movement Against the Webster st"iueNOrtll-
Fanaticism.

The abolitionists have adopted rallyng cry
Down with the UuiOn," has given place to Down
with Webster's statue" The disunioniss of Massachu
sets are convulsed with Indignation that the bronze i'm
age OF the great expouuder should remain in front OF
the State House in Boston, and Governor Banks Is
roundy denounced for recommending the State TO accept
the statue as a gift We quote the following words
from tiarrisons manifesto Oh the sub ect published III
the Liberator:
The STATUE MUST BE REMOVED Let this be the
popular decree to-morrow-et the declaration 90 forth
from the lips OF every upright manlet it be the voice
of Massachusetts vote Of the Legislature can undo
what vote has done. That vote can Ee secured 10y a
prompt circulation OF respectable petition, to be signed
by who n their hearts respond to the crythe statue
must be reaoved The statue must be removed, and let
oil the people sag amen!"
The peIltion which these fanatics now circulating,
is addressed to the Massachusetts Legislature and is as
follows:
We, the undersigned citizens Of the Commonwealth
of Massachusetts, respectfully ask you to remove from
The State House groundsas honor to the State and
repugnant the moral of the people-the statue
of Daniel Webster whose last years spent in de-
fendrg the fugitive slave bl and whose last counsel
to the Common wealth to conquer her prejudces
against sIave-hunting aud to return men to bondage
! with aacrlty
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THE BOUOoIE SEWING. MACHINE.

HAKRlS' PAIENI.
rs NOW offered to the public, improved as a DOUBLE
| THREAD MACHINE, making the justly celebrated Gro
DER Baker stitch that will not slip though every fourth
stitch be 1t the Best and OILY Machine making
alb we stitch by authority OF the Grover Baker Sewing Ma
chine Company, at the low price of
FORTY DOIII-ARS!
The above Machine is, with this improvement the best
low priced before the public. 1t is truly Family
Machine aud will pertOu more work in hour than the
best seamAtress n one day, and do it better.
Responsible Agents wanted where and liberal terms
given. seud for a circular.
Principal Office AZ fremont street, Boston, Mass where
all applications for Agencies must be made.
Sept. g. IS69-2lm L. A. BIGELOW, Agent.
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LAND FUfS sALa.
49, THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale TRACT OF
- LAND about 80 miles from Wilmington the Man
- chester Railroad containing about 600 acres There
d tasks of boxes perhaps g. Much of the Land too
good for farming purpoaesis cleared easiyand gives
good All necessary buildings the premises
Terms easy. Address n. W. FOY,
May 90 l859-3on Green Swamp P. o., N. c.
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Z. ARMSTRONG'S
PATENT WASHING MACHINE.

LABOR SAVING-THE WORK OF THREE HANDS
UOAE BY ONE WITH EASE.
TENHE ABOVE MACHINE is warranted to wash clothes
i without damaging them in the least, and all the agent
asks 20 sell every family Machine thorough examna
tion. the Rights for Brunswick, Columbus Baden
eampsou Dupn, Onslow and New Hanover counties ANY
Derson Wishing to the Machine will please call at the
farmers house. the W. Il W. r. h. Depot where he
will take pleasure showing all the particulars.
Fl. NJ BISHOP, Agent.
July l9. 4'-om-zoS-zm
II AND SyARRAETS.---Au persons having claims un-
der any of Congress for Bounty Land, Pen
u.s. &c. will do well address the snbcrlber at Pleasant
Ridge Princess Anne county, Va KnstOn Lenor coun-
tv r. c. will attend strictly to their orders and secure
their claims with the greatest possible dispatch
1890 ". F. DOZIER,
Anoust 18th 1888 I5O-tf7 Attorney for Claimants.
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f. NJ. RIZZELL,

NROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
VI No. 20 NORTH WATER STREET,
WILMINGTON, n. c.
Prompt and personal attention given to the reception of
all kinds country produce either for sale shipment.
Orders for groceries from cash will receive i'm
mediate attention, free of commissions.
Nov. 18th, 1858 12ly*
Fay Obs l2 mos and send bill to this Office Immediately