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IHe ErecntiOn.

The prisoner was brought out of Jail at IL
O'Clock. Before leaving he bade adieu to all
his fellow prisoners aud was very attectonate
to all except Cook. He charged Cook with
having decelv, d and misled him in relation to
the support he was TO receive from the slaves.
lie was led to believe that they were ripe for
4 erection, and had found that his represent
1ntions were false. Cook denied the charge
and made but little reply.
The prisoner then told the sheriff that he
WAS ready. His arms were then pnioned, and
with a black s"uch hat and the same clothes
he wore during the trial, proceeded TO the door
aDDarenty calm and cheerful. AS he came out
side the companies OF infantry and one troop
with General TalIafeTO and the entire staff
were depIoying i'll front Of the Jail, whilst all
open wagon with a pine box In which was a
fine oak colin was waiting for him. lie looked
around and spoke tn several persons he recog.
n,..G, and walking down the steps was assisted
:, the wagon and to"k his seat on The coffin
hoy aionr with the aior. Mr. Avis. lie looked
,y,., interest on The fine military display, but
lad remarks The wagon moved of
Aanked with two files OF riiemen in close or
der. On reaching the field, the military had
already full possession, pckets were stationed
and the citizens kept back at the point of the
bayonet, from taking any position except that
assigned them, nearly quarter Of mile from
the scaflOld.
The prisoner walked up the steps firmly and
was the first man on the gallows. Messrs
Avis and Campbell stood by his side, and after
shaking hands and bidding an afectonate adieu,
thanked them for their kindness, put the cap
over his face and the rope around his neck
MIR. Avis asked him to step forward on the trap.
He replied, " You must lead me, cannot see. !"
The rope was then adjusted and the military
order given. The soldiers marched and coun-
ter-marched and took position as if the enemy
was in sight, and nearly ten minutes was thus
occupied The prisoner remained standing,
and Mr.. Avis asked if he was not tired. Brown
replied, "No-not tired, but don't keep me
waiting longer than is necessary"
lie was swung off at l5 minutes after eleven
o'clock. There was a slight grasping of the
hands and twilching Of The muscles and then all
was quiet. The body was several times ex-
ahmed, and the pulse did not cease beating un-
iii after 35 minutes. Ii was then cut down
add placed 10 the coffin and conveyed, under
military escort, to the depot, aud put in car
10 be carried to The Ferry by special train at
a o'clock. = The whole arrangements were car
rfed out with precision and military strictness
that was most annoying.
Broao's IaterUietc Nth his FeIIoao Prisoners
Sheriff Campbell bid the prisoner farewell in
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AMONG the late visitors to Sunnyside, previ-
GUS to the death of Mr.. Irving, was the Cover
nor of the State, who was passing Thanksgiv-
lng-day at his brothers. house in the neigh6or-
hood. On the afternoon of that day, Governor
Morgan, in company with Mr.. Moses H. Grin.
nell and Mr. q. ID. Morgan, called on Mr. Ir-
wing to pay his respects. Mr.. Irving was in
his usual cheerful Spirits seated in the paror,
and surrounded by his relatives. After con-
Versatlon OF ten minutes, the party bid MIR. Ir-
wing farewell, little thinking it would be for
the last time.
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The London Times has again dsquieting
article on the relations of England and France
1t complains that in France every instrument
that can work on public opinion is being en-
ployed to raise a violent spirit of animoslty
against England and the nation at large; and
that the army are taught 10 look on a war with
England as not remote. The Times clnnot
discover any serious question at issue between
the two governments, and affrms that it is the
power OF the Emperor alone to put an end TO
the state of things daily becoming more serious,
and if he does not do so, there is reasonable
ground for drawing a gloomy inference from
his silence
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FINE Wiii1.,G the appcara.ce Ui all Aurora
Boreas has afforded newspaper editors and reporters
all over the country. opportunity to get of SON
specimens of very fine writing, in which the entire
stock of adjecves in the language has been exhaust
ed. In this torrent and whirwnd Of hghfalutin it
relief and pleasure to fall back upon plain, vigorous
AngloSaxon, and to note in simple phrase the fact lha
the most beautiful and durable garments for gentle
and youths to be found in the country, are hos
made at the Brown Stone Blothing Hall of Rockhiil
Wilson, Nos. 6O3 and Cos Chestnut street, above Sixth
PhIladel phia.
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BrOtOn'S Remains.

The body of Capt. Brown arrived at the Fer
ry at o'clock, and was taken on by Mrs.
Brown and her friends by express direct to AL
bany. New York. 1t is desired to avoid all
public demonstrations on the route.
Mrs. Brown speaks in the highest terms of
the kindness extended to her by the citizens
and authorities of the State of Virginia. She
OF course is in great distress. She has most IA
voraby impressed all who have met with her
as being woman of fine feelings and great at-
tectlon for her husband.
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L O @ X HE E!

Why is 1t that such crowds Of smiling happy peonle
are daily and hourly leaving the door Of the Mecbau a.
les StoIel Ii is because they glad that toev have
now got Store where they can get everything thnI
they can possibly want. either TO eat, drink. 1se n,
wear, and AT such asionshingly Low Prices thai tho
rush IL tremendous to the full and elegant assor,
,sent Of al kinds OF GOODS. ofw they buy Great
BaIgains. and gJ on their way rejoicing
Persons wishing WALL PAPERS will do well IN
give us call as we have the largest best and cheau
est assortment ever offered in this county The stock
OF DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. PROVISIONS. N3.
tiois, Boots Shoes Queensware, Cutlery, Whips. Sc
is unsurpassed at the Mechanics Store West Cam
merce street, Smyrna. Del. 0"''''
mar17 j. r. WILLIAMSON
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Wilmington Advertisements
A Dress Shoe for the I.,E,, =,

mere exists no doubt, different oplnIo,.,,
IoliStltules lady S Dress Shoe Or Boot HI "has
.he morocco Galter or Boot to be pretties, lIh'y
ttI:y LIId Boot or Edskln; Others, the b,ir',HN ',HN
1he supper &c. Experience has laugh, M, sa''er
lasting Iiaier IS considered the mos, ro,c IeI"h
S,ioe 'auy wears, and has been the radiu ,leA'
uiho9 'he hrsi fashionable circles 10,
lar us neat loot Is concerned, am sn h.,arr %
@cIes' rms summer the lamcy-coIored 60, Vi Tie
PolHt OF numbers, Will De worn As a Dr.s. III
uo'e man many other kinds of shoes mt ro, 'ar
AS 10 the leading CeorS that Will he war, ,,- e''--
clofs' DOh dark and light, as well as Tho , 'e dh
OF roses, will lake the lead Yct ihor uafA ashes
tha' VIII be Considered directly iokipg H. 'o'Hr
"Lioi' IL Is a Well-knOwn fact that ladv'. C 'A
Mhen iiaue oi good Lasting, and property m, n-'tf
cl, VIII out-Wear amy other kind of Drc.. sr''A'
Is The cheapest in the long run boyo , ""c AMI
idS'ihgs ol all kinds, and various colnrs " '"h'l
caro- oil one hundred and forty different ct.'e .I'e
'i'"tS ol cOlors Ut French and English I,.,,, H"u
DOW l0r The Inspection of the ladrrs. mad a. open
assortment OF COlurs a lady canurt LflT oHI 'hs
GoIOF sue may wish TO match her dress AI,r 49,, any
ToloIeu llOtoc~O made up ia abIud,,,c.
pretty shDe, and yet neat fitting easy sbra -, :,
praised lOr how often has ii been said IN ,,, " 'c
81 have sore cOrns Oh INV feet and hy ~ - "'lg,
most cases Nine ladies out Of everv tcn LT' L'tS' ID
age oil u, from the most reasonable calruiai, ne
theIr leel suffering from eorns, Such Is r.mI,,'
ldcl; ana what Is the cause of Ihsl IJn,, ,, me
me case with the gentlemen as we'll .x , " u IS i
nay ger n pair OF shoes, ear them: auno,o,,t.
IT. anu The llrsl thing they know a corn .. '"ey
@ o rect ne lault ol thus surely is not in me a.,
Dut Is IN the cut OF the shoe. As an Instance '''
can have PAIR OF shoes that will fiji eli tron
Pearahcei ahd yet, come TO it, some n,rr.ntp
shoe are too large, and set loose on the foot md m
parts are 50 tight as to make cOrns and bunons WIFI
Is not the iault OF the foot, but is the Conl, as
Ker AS an instance, pair Of boots or SHOES tho, una
properly cut and put together, Will set smo,I u'g
look well to the eye, upon the foot Tbev vii anu
ring ana twist lopslied after being worn is ias o'
and furthermore, will not create corfs nm tL 'nes,
those who have tender feet and corns and b,rion Il
VIII give us call we Will convince them L'
shoe will not create corns and vet look we'll M W
1901; CAL at FLANlGEN'S Cheap Shoe Store N' Ms
10 West Second street, Wilmington, Del WV NO.
May 10, 1859.
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10 SpOrtSsaaCn.
The Oxygenated Ritlers.


The qualities Of this medicine have placed it upon
an imperishabe foundation. In destroying disease
and inducing health ii has no parallel
For the following Complaints these Btters are n
Specific, vIz:-Dyspepsia, or Indigestion Heart Burn
Acldry, Costlveness Loss Of Appetite, Headache and
General Debility.
In many sections Of our country this preparation is
extensively used by physicians IN their practice and
II seems to have restored many TO health who were
apparently beyond the reach Of the healing art.
Subjolned are few tributes from well.known pbvsi-
clans: P''J o.
MANSFIELD, Tioga Co. Pa. Aug. &c. 1858.
have used the OxygenaIed Bitters IN NV nrac,Ice
with decided success III debility AMI general prosrn
nom &c'' and confidently recommend it in General
Debility and diseases Of the digestive organs.
+. ii. WHITE, NJ. D.
C AUBURN, Sept. 6, 1858.
Gentlemen Il have been in the drug business The
winch has gwen such great satisfaction in cases of
Dyspepsia as the Oxygenated BItlers and in tins dis
eNSe ai"ayS recommend It, III. q. FOWLER
BURLINGTON, W., Nov. l2. 1858,
Gentlemen II am pleased to state, that have tried
Inc Oxygenated Btlers for Indigo siion md DehItv
ahd ioulId immediate relief from using only part of
ooltle have The greatest confidence IN il as cure
Tor Dyspepsia and General Debility, and recommend
IL win much pleasure Yours DC,
JAMES LEWIS, Md
Prepared by SETH w. FOWLE & Co. Boston.
anu lOr sale by }. L. lIOiiC cker and F. Mansfield |
smyrna; q. w. Splcer. LeIpsic; j. L. Ueverin IitIo
Creek Landing james Cowgirl Il Soma d + Rnrton
power; Thomas Simpson. Camden; James Cook. Fro.
Ierlca Jacob Y FOulk and II. F. IIanmetslev Mil
lordi J. II. w. +. VanGesel Clark's Corner and h
Dealers generally. To21Im y
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THE
Test of IL Years Experience
HAS PROVED THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
HEGEMAN, CLARK g. CO.'S
a. NUine God Usvo n=E

1t IS pronounced by Physicians the best remedy C,
Consumption ScrOfula, Chronic Rheumatism a.. ero, m
discovered. 9'''''
CAUlloN-The value of this remedy depends
upon lis purity and in order to secure our cusiomerr
pure article. one of firm went to Newfoundland to
supernIend the manufacture of our Oil, aid we WAR.
RANT 1T PURE. See that the label has The eagle and
mortar: and the signature over the cork of each houIo
as there is great deal of cheap inferior oil pamed off
i"r genuine to the great injury of patients.
ST Ask for llegeman, Clark & Co.'S. and take M
oher' as many have been cured with the genuine who
nave used others without any benefit
USEFUL IN EVERY FAMILY-Paint.
1rease spots etc. removed instantly Gloves Silks
The most delicate color or fabric bv IIrcE,t ~ y, ~
H0NcEETRATED BENZlNE. only IS cents per bo,tic
iiiEuEMAN d CO., Druggists, 16l, 399, 5II and 7SG
"S' N0" iOIh' o6-3m
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ESENWEIN'S
Tar & Wood NaDtha Pcctoral

Is the best Medicine in the World for the Cure Of
CouShs ana Gods, Group Bronchitis, Asthma Diff.
Guilty IN Breathing, apitatioi of the Heart and 60,
the relief of patients in the advanced stages of Con-
sumption, together with all Diseases of the Tbroot md
Chest and which predspose To Consum ption. II NJ.
tacks the root Ol disease and makes the fell desrover
succumb to its influence II also produces free exnec
iOratOn, and induces healthy action in the diseased
Mucous Membranes and Tissues It is peculiarly
adapted TO the radical cure Of Asthma One dose Of
this invaluable Syrup often gives ease. and consoi
quenlly sleep which the peculiar nature of this dis
ease denies him. II very pleasant to the taste and
prompt IA It's effects Try it, and be convinced thai
o. Price so cents per Bottle.
Prepared only by A. ESENWEIN, Druggist. N. w
~ w cor Ninth and Poplar Streets PhIln1eInhia
~ Sold by J. 7. Hohecker, Smyrna; E. MrinoII
Wilmington Ed. Challenger, New Castle Cowg;IJ 4,
Son, Dover j. b. Ceaver, Port Penn, and SoSnSi' "
ers and Druggists generally. mvSG'i~'iCP
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REMOV

EATON'S STORE has been removed from naa,
Ihe centre OF the Town to WEST SMYRNA, where
he VIII be pleased 10 receive the calls oG his friends
anu anu me lGoc. Ills store IS we'll supplied with new
t{U EENSWARE &c, which Will be sold at Reducci
rFceS. @/Ihe Highest Prices paid four COUNTRY
rKOD CE. Don't forget to cail-al tle New Store
'''' '2ilyIIl Del, mara.
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H0TdaUGye.

A good lot, embracing Carne,,o.,. N,
Locks, Screws, Hinges. &c. spId =, hools,
TSCHUDY g. COLLINS. in Sm~rn" ~ Cost oy
ers and Builders will take not;ce",h 10 farm- arm,
includes such as used for building nnrno' STOCK
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Important to Females.

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS-Tbe co,,b;.
nation OF ingredients in these Pills are the rosnIt C
lohg ana extensive practice. They are mild in tI;
OPeraol anu certain III correcting all lrrcpnlar,,;
ralhiul MensiruaiOns, removing all ohsirnct;,
whether from COLI or otherwise headache na;n ,L
sue, paIWtatOn of the heart whites ali nervoms ac
iecuons Mysteries. fatigue, pain in the back and Ii
%c disturbed sleep, which arise from nerrmn,i
nature. 0AiuP'iSh Vi
DIX. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the c0mmenceme mt of a new era in tbe troo,, -,
Oh lnose Irregularities aud distractions which ho'
consigned 80 many thousands of the vonng H. h
uini AMI the beloved TO Premature Crave No e.
male can ENJOY good health unless she is regnIor ~
whenever an obstruction takes place lhe orneroi
DIX CHEESEMAN'S PILLS are the most ogac,r0I
remedy ever known for all complaints pocuIior IN Ea
maieS' 10 all classes they are Invaluable indnc;n0
WIN cerlaihly periodical regularity Thev ore knn,
10 thousands, who have used them nj dI dIfIegent nf
throughout The country. having the sanction IF so
S .ne ,os eminent Physicons America Expci,
dree'Ions' stating when, and when they shonJ nn, bo
containing 40 Pills. D'hir each DOx'
"A a valuable Pamphlet to be had free of tho Aoon,.
Plls sent by mail promptly, by enclosing nrice 81 M
General agent. Sold by JAMES p H0EEECEEGWe
SMYRNA ana Dy Druggists generally A''
H. Is. HUFCHINGS, General Agent
Iuo Chnmbers St., New York
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CARRIAGE BUSINESS
FGU y Winter Goods !
Thomas wv. Evans g. 40

AAOAAAshS ~ SdEhS 80.
| AVE now open for inspection one OF the Larqest
IL ana iandsOmest assOrtments of Ladies' DIess
Doons 10 be found in the country selected care1nIIv
win view ol sultlng all tastes The stock will ha
louiu 10 embrace a variety of goods in all nricas y
Among The articles 10 be found in their extensive as
adjustment are CO.
Silks Of all kinds and prices:
Shawls in the newest designs;
,.I0aks-the Latest PARIS STYLES:
POpllns, Nous. de Lalnes Valencias.
Challes, Chlntz and other Lew textures Of This so
sons lmpOrtaIlOns w i-
Lace Goods, Embroderies. the newest novelties:
Gloves, Wells. MIus. handkerchief, &c;
Mourning Goods. full assortment;
Wine Goods, in every texture:
Hosiery Tho hest makers with 1ilII stock oro,Lx
goods worthy visit Of inspection
large portion Of r. w. f. g. Co.'S stock 10 ,be;r
own lmyOralIoh one ofthe firm visiting Europe t,ice
year 10 make purchases. thus enabling Them in ner
10 theIr customers, the newest and most fashions be
Styles and textures. simultaneous with their
aice IN Europe They have also purchased IaIoelv
tnlS season al the Auction Sales and can thus afford 10
give their customers The full benefit of the Denrara
led frceS, resulting from excessive Importations =
Ladies and others from this vicinity visiting The civ
VIII Ind tnat call at this Establishment will yeno
them VIII i0PAy
SIS and $50 Chestnut street,
h%4-op Opposite GIrard House. PHILADELPHIA.
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MARRIED,

On the lst inst, by Rev. P. Mansfield, r. B..
TIBBITr and TRAFENIA HICKMAN, both of New
Castle CO., Del.
In Philadelphia, on Wednesday, Nov Both,
by Rev. Alex. Vinton, d. d., john c CoRBIr,
OF Delaware, to EMILY, daughter of Alexander
Peterson, Of the former place.
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" o TIC r..
An Apology Needed.

VIE subscriber having received heavy stock or
CHEAP GOODS little more than woeL ooo "
asks the forgiveness OF his customers and the nnb7,
generally, for not appearing in the TINES of last ,veL
Though it having leaked out, some of onr Cr;ends
stepped IN, bought good large bills and promised n,
call again. eTCoME ON, friends, we have a new
aud excellent assortment OfGO0ds there s nIant, .,
every variety left which will be sold cbesnP P'1ry o
and look for yourselves soon No'"e
Smyrna, Nov II, '59-Im
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Mackerel and Herring

For sale by LEWIS & BRoTHER, corner of Main a.,
Commerce streets, Smyrna De-. oSs anu
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*Passengers by Evening Trains between Bal
tlmore and Delaware Railroad, can spend night
at wilmington, and proceed next day by giving
notice to conductor, and procuring stop.over
check.
Both trains going North from Delaware Rail.
road make close connections for New York.
Z. Q. SEWALL Jr., Sup't Del. R.R.
Smyrna times., 1859-12-08

BroaO's Interview Nth his FeIloio Prisoners.
Sheriff Campbell bid the prisoner farewell in
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COMPLIMENTARY.

At a meeting of the members of thu
&c Council Bluffs SAKE Horn Band" thu
following Resolution was unanimously
adopted:
We. the undersigned, extend to D. W
sGRIrrEy, Esq, our sincere thanks for the
able, efficient, and impartial manner in which
he has discharged his duties as our leader
That for his generous and gentlemanly
department towards the members of this
Band, 10 all the trying and vexatious posi-
tons in which be has necessarily been
placed during the past year as leader, he is
deserving our gratitude and respect. That
we deeply regret the dissolution of our social
relations, and that in his retirement and
departure from our midst, We wish him
health, happininess, and prosperity-resting
assured that his musical attachments and
genial, social qualities Will win him many
friends wherever his lot may be cast.
FIN. DAVENPORT, S. W. MrLroS,
SAMUEL Perrin, >. II. PERM,
W. JACKSON, A. B. RAE,
f. II. RYAN, II. IL. FIELD,
IT.. SPooR, D. F. EIcHER,
f. F. BURDICK, U. 5. RIDER,
JOHN HUNTINGTON,
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GO To WORK.

OF such import, is the advice given to the
people Of Central Iowa, by the. Jasper Free
Press. in the following words 1.-THE peo-
pie of Central Iowa must not depend upon
Railroads, emigra!lon, an increased value
for land. OF anything of the kind, for wealth
and prosperity. We must call upon the
soil to give of its abundance, and with our
hundreds of thousands of bushels of corn,
and abundance of grass and tons of hay, we
must raise tens Of thousands of cattle, hogs
and sheep to supply the increasing demand
from the East. There is no surer way to
make ourselves wealthy communicated
no more rapid way.
alt is not every year that the immense
quantities of grain we will produce will bear
transportation eastward. To insure success
we must have large home consumption
Our farmers may as well conclude now tina,
the raising Of cattle, hogs and sleeps to be
the main busir"Ss of the aCricultur,ts OF
this country. We never can become a wcal-
thy and prosperous people unit! our Produ-
GERS turn their attention to those branches
Of agriculture which have certain market
and are not liable any year to he crippled
BY connection we can not contend with.'
~ " Don't fail to see sixth annual an
nouncement," and brilliant offers in anoth-
err column.
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THE TEXAS BORDER DIFFICULTY.
The St. Louis Republican of Monday has

the following: LII = j. gE&t ~ :.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10, p. n.
The government this morning determined
to seize the Northern States of Mexico, and
orders have Just been issued for six COM
panies of heavy artillery from Fort Monroe,
two Of light artillery and three of foot from
Fort Leavenworth, to proceed Immediately
to Brownsville. Considerable excitement
prevails here.
We are advised that Col. Sumner, IL
command Of this Department, last evening
telegraphed to Fort Leavenworth for the
prompt movement of the troops in compli-
ance with this order. In week from this
time, if it shall be deemed necessary to use
the Railroads, these troops will be in New
Orleans. We take it for granted that like
orders have gone to other quarters, for this
force will form very inconsiderable body
to occupy the Northern State Of Mexico.
The destruction of Brownsville by an armed
band of Mexicans, and the loss of the lives
of one hundred Americans at that post, has
called for this prompt and necessary action
of the Federal Government. If our troops
can get hold of the enemy, they will make
short work of them. But it is probable
that security for the future will be wanted
in better boundary than that established
by the Rio Grande.-Eds. Repub.] ~
We find also the following dispatches in
regard to the same matter:
New ORLEANS, Nov, 90.
The steamer Arizona has arrived. with
Brazos dates to the 18th. She brings
SI52, 900 in specie. Brownsville is SAFE
Capt. Tobin with eighty Rangers, arrived
on the 18th. Thirty men from the Cutter
Dodge, and fifty troops from Baton Rouge,
left Brazos for Brownsville on the 10th;
making nearly 800 troops, volunteer, who
are now at Brownsville.
On the arrival of Tobin, Cortinas' chief
officer, held as prisoner, was hung without
trial.
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All persons knowing tbe selves indebted to u.s. are
respectfully requested 10 call and settle Immediately
All who Book account are requested to call
and settle by otherwise. Having sold out our
stock of merchandise going to devote all Of our
in the settlement and accounts that is due
Remember this is the last call. and all that don't
make some satisfactory arrangement Immediately, Hav
expect to pay costs.
We keep office at the old stand.
TOOTLE s. JACKSON.
Nov lo-tt
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4 CILI>iO'S

Occurred at the corner of Main Street
an!I.owcr Broadway, on Thursday morning,
BY the Southern Stage and Il solitary
h0rsemap,' coming in rather close prox-
imi.y. The result was, that the " solitary
horscman' -.O'Neil by namc---was IN
borsed, and came to the ground with such
violence as to dislocate some of the bones
nhs.rght leg. DR.. SULLIVAN was promptly
on and-had the injured man conveyed to
bis Office, where he proceeded to set the
bones arisht. Mr.. O'Niel is getting along
fnolv,
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N9>5rs. TCoTLE 4 JACKSON have disposed
of the above establishment to Mcssrs. GEO.
PAEXs and WV. Ii. KoB:NS0N. For nine
years, has the " Elephant" hourished, so
probably and acc, ptably to the crest of
mankind" that the napc Of its proprietors
-ToOTLE 4 JACKSoN-hai become as g ia
ml,ilr rs household words " to the people Of
Western Iowa and Nebraska by whom
their retirement from business will be very
generally regretted. But, as partial salvo
for the regrets of the people. we assure them
that :" The ELEPHANT" has fallen into good
hands. The Messrs. PARKS and ROBINSON
are gentlemen Of experience in the mercan
tile business, as perhaps many of our read
crs are aware affable, odat!ng, and
not rPri cOvetOus-and will incessansiv
strive to keep !" The Elephant ~ fully up to
the position it attained under the n. anagc-
mcnt of Mcssrs. T00rLE & JACKSON. Success
to "The Elephant" and its new keepers, >
say We.