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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-23
The Property Question.

The foundation for oil the difference upon
Tho question of Slavery and its relation to
tho Territories. now dividing the parties ol
the nation, we conc. i've TO be, the character
Of property in Slaves. Ar else is depen-
dsn' upon tbs snes'ien. Ass eenelvsion
deducibls rom several prepositisns. sepsnjs
upon the sorectness of those proportions.
% does the cotreetuess Of the question Of
Congregational, or Terri.eriai, or any Sovs.
reignsy over The question Of Slavery in the
Territories. depend upon the nature Of pro.
psriy In Slaves. e. p s.rp
II property In Slaves is II divine origin,
% elsimsd BY the Brschinridss men g.nsr.
slly, tssn 'tbs question Of Protection to
Slave property In the Territories 10 settled
beyond dispute, !. properly II Slaves u 70.
eognissd BY the Conss itutiou. :, the same
Is any other species Of property, % Doug,
lss says Il 10, then the matter IL set, led. In
the logical consequence there is no differ.
snos politically considered. bstwssn ths two
propositions. n Slaves srs properly q III
other property, sitbss affirmed w to con.
mon lsw 81 SasIoss o " the conssiss siss
Of the United States then Il 10 no longer the
subjso, Of Law bat ean demand oi lew pro
tsc.ion,& hence 20 into the Territories with
thu vsrv hiphest clstwu upon thu rovsrou,. a.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-23
A Test of his Truthfulness.

Commest y unnsscssssry on the notice
given BY the Independent Republican Of tn
Republican Mass Meeting at Morristown.
We only ask that this may be taken a. .
test Of the sdiiorsi remarkable tru,hfulnsss,
He ssys;
The Boil and Everett men end the Doug.
las men Of THE County held meeting In
Morristown on Saturday lac. 10 sssist the
few dozen Lincolnitss In THE cosn,y Ia
raise . pole. The meeting was quite large
and numbered, ali told. about QUO thousand
persons, out oi the number there were. a.
near o. could be calculated, about five hun. 4.
dred Boil end Essrot men and about three
hundred and if,y Douglas meni the balance
was made up Of Boys, Nigyes and Rats from
around ths Cai,si. .HansA nsA----------......... 1,
"Ths pole wss raised without accident
and Immediately thras ronsing cheers were
given for 5gbu Dsti. shspsxr Prvsidsut. :.
After The ehsers were giving for Bell the
people adjourned to grove sssr towa 10 kill
another niggsr and listen 10 couple Of
Rsu say over tina, same speech. and talk
over that ssme tslk about that Niger"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-23
Advice to Bell-Everett Men, from
a Slave State.

The Cumberland (Maryland) Telegraph
does not like the "dickcr" going on between
the Squat'er Democracy and the "Union,
Constitution and Laws" n,cn, and declares
distinctly that II prefers the elect on o. Lin
coin to either candidates of the Democracy
That paper says:]
II is fact that 10 tegining 10 munifes
itself, that ths EAme that Ia being played n
certain portions Of the country has wnked
up a suspicious spirit In the bosvm OF many
Of the friends o! the Union cause. They
like ourselves, are honest in their support
Of John Bell. To be sure; we preferred an
other gentlemen. not only because OF his
acknowledged ability, but because we
thought he could unite larger portion ol
the opposition to Democracy than any other
man; but when Convention of those with
whom we have been acting deemed it more
prudent to choose ss q standard beart T Of the
Opposition another gentleman. we cordially
gave In our adhesion, and have done what
we could to advance hi cause within the
circle of our influence; but hey ond the sup.
pert OF Bell and Everett we are under no OBJ.
legations TO follow our party leaders. We
have said thatepspicious feelings have been
wskedup 10 the nfSds Of mnuy VI the Union
men that an effort is being made in some
sec,lons Of the csgp,ry TO sell out the De.
mocrscy for DE vowed purpose os defeat
the Republicans, lf such suspicious be.
come general they viii damage beyond ex-
preston the cause Of the Union candidates,
for the Oppo ilion cannot be--they will not
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-23

a subject and dependent power such a. Ter
ritoral or State statute transcend that to
which |, is subjecti Can q Territory or
State abrogate right guarsnteed by the
Constitution, much less by the common law
Of nsIionsi We say not. But is property
In slaves 80 sfsirmedi We argue ths, i,is
not.
Slaves have never been so considered,
neither BY the common law, nor by the Con.
sti'ution Of ,h.-usl,ed STATES.
We look to the authority Of God himself
when hN gave man dominion over the earth
the beasts Of the field. ETC., but We do no,
find any such authority over our fellow man.
The founders Of our government never
claimed thai Slaves were Property the same
as other properly. II was not even claimed
IN the Slave States until lately aid even
now where they claim it strongest their laws
make distinction. Property in Slaves is
not taxed the same ss other property in the
Southern States. No other property is con-
sidered as representative basis. No other
property 10 punished for crime like Slaves
are.
Each Of these facts declsfe the opinion Of
the founders OF our government 10 the most
unmis,aksble msnssr. Yet both branches
Of the Democratic party base their positions
upon thu hypothssis'thst sisves are property
as the horse, the COW, the land, or any such
pi operly. That their position is not only
untenably but dangerous 10 the extreme
reasonable men must al. concede. We do
believe that when the people wake up to
the consciousness Of the errourous natue o
this ides, and ,eal,izs that the Democratic
party have taken position upon 50 mon
strous doctrine that our battle is more thar
half won. We have no fears that the peo
pie will ever come 10 such position.
This doctrine carried out, would make
Ohio "ss much Slave State as Georgia o.
South Csrolina."h sH
Against this the Republican psrty doe,
not deny the esistance Of property In Slaves
under the laws Of the States where ,hey
cxist. but Il dYeadsss that Slave can bs
rurried out side tho limits Of these State.
and there claimed as pro perty. 1t also
denies that Slavery is carried into the Unite.
States Terriiory by the Constitution.
More than that the Republican party de
clares the Territories free, and that the,
shall be kept free while in Territorial
capacity.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-23
Douglas VS., Douglas and the Miss
IN ouri Compromise.

The Missouri Compromise has iis origin
In tbs hearhs Of the patriotic men who de.
sired to preserve and Derps,uats tho bless.
ings Of our glorious Union Ian origin skin
TO that Of the United States, conceived in the
same spisit OF frsiernNl affection, and cslsn.
lated TO remove 10 removs forever the only
danger which thrssteus At soms distant day
10 sever tho soeisl bond Of Union. All ths
evidences Of public opinion st that day seen
to indicats that mis- Compromise had be-.
come canonixed mths hearts Of American
people as sacred thing, which no rsthls.s
hand would ever V reckless snepsh 70 dis
.oss.- DsSlssst sxSseh in Springfield. ill,
le5o. = 49, sssi W. ~ 7gis.l
Ny friend ovst tthsrs--ftisnd or enemy
as the case may be--wsnts to know some
thing about lhs Missouri Compromise
[CRsers.l I.have not the slightest objection
10 tslling him ~ hs dssires to know upon
shst question. Ibsought in the bill to re
peal the Missossi Rssirictlon. --Dou glas
Speech At ProvIdeacs, August ID. 1850.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-23
Mr.. Bells Position.

n, -, -, =, >, -,
non !cnn bei'' the Union capdidsts Tor
the Pre'ideI cy' has written letter to Mr..
Thomas n. Watts OF Montgomery, Alabama
IN reply 10 an inquiry as to the views OF the
distinguished candidate concerning the great
questions now at issue before the sountry
In that letter, Mr. Bell refers hts correspon'
dent to collection OF extracts from, his
speeches aud lelters, with references to his
vetes. lately published by the Central Union
COMMITTEES Of Tennessee. Mr.. Watt, hav-
ing carefully examined this collection, pub
fishes in tho monteomery Post the follow
summary Of the views set forth therein,
MI Bell tbue dis,ine'ly announces. in
my Judgement. the following Propositions;
II. A Distinct rcpudis;ion Of Wilmol
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-23

HoLiowhr's PILLS AND OIxTMsNT. -.
HEALTH AND BEAuTY--how TO secure them.
---Femsle Irregularities --Bsau,y is a. In.
dispenssbie to happiness Of woman 90 ,is
health 10 her existence the loss OF chsrms
being regarded sss greater sAlictlon than
death i,self Hollowsy's Pills and Ointment
hare done more towards prescribing il and
relieving the vaiious disordsrs incidental "a
tho sex than oil other advertised medicine.
unitad. Thousasds Of lovely females have
hsd their fcons,itutiobs rainsd ind beauty
blghted by cr"tic sperients, psfnicion,
s'imuIsn,s and poisonous lotions. The mild
seothiug. snd restorative influence. Of Hollo
way . greet internal and external Yemsdie,
in eli complaints Of woman ere now gener
ely admitted whether In the Spring time o.
womsuiood or in the the Autumn OF turn o.
Hhc. eare,4 rf
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-23
Bell-Everett State Convention,

The Bsll.Everett men Of this State met
At Chillico,hs on last rhursdsy and were
presidsd over BY Col. Van Trump. and had
for 8 scrstsry. In chief, Cap. James p.
Chsrlesworth. foi
They nominated an electors! ticket. At
.ornsy General, Member Of Board Of Pub.
lie Works. and resolved to Juss with the
Democrats on their candidate Tor Supreme
Jodgs. (Thsrs 10 a ssll Tor yop)
The Senatorial Electors ere Allen
Thmbls snd col.-John-Davenpor,.
The ..Elss.or for this Distric, 10 Col.
Henry Neff Of ,his Township.
The candidate for Attorney General is
= y. Hutchsson Of Hamilton coun,yy For
Member Of Board Of Public Works M, h.
D0hsr,y Of Franklin county.
They passed resolutions endorsing the
nomination OF Bell and condemuiur the
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-23

GrThe murder Of Christians in Syria Il
continuing, and has assumed such q form
that civilized nations everywhere are ready
for vengeance. France has sent her soldiers
promptly 10 suppress the massacre.
Thousands Of helpless women and child
rem have been pu, to the sword without
mercy. The most revolving scenes Of blood
shed that history has ever recorded have
been frequent, all to satisfy the blind bigotr,
of Mahommedsn superstition.
The French Emperor has given 400 ,oO(
hsncs torslisve the suffering. $4,000 womsr
we're sole for the hsrems Of tho nobility o
he Turks.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-23

Republican party. But 40, word against
the Democracy. When 8 Delegate from
Mansfield offered resolution against union
with either the Republicans or Democrats.
He wss voted down. He told them, that the
Bell men up his way would vote for Brink.
erhoff in preference to Democrat.
II this sell don't open the eyes Of many
In Belmont county, then we are mistaken,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-23
False TO Party.

We hear much lately from Capt. Charles.
worth about certain men being :alss to the
American party. Now we ask him II in
voting for Bell and Everett he 10 not false
10 the American party! Were either Of these
candidates ever members o. the American
orderi Was not Everett a bitter opponent
TO tho order, Answer these questions that the
people may see if you are not false to party.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-23

LAST WoRps OF BRopgRIcx. .--Doct. Ro
we'll, the Surgeon who attended upon Sen,
ator Broderick aher he received tho fata
ball from the murderer Terry. Gays, 10 let
ter. ss follows: l
Twill say. iu answer to your request. tina,
the late Hon. d. @. Broderick. on the day
Of the duel, after he was wounded, and be.
fore re-setion had tshen pisces ~hen was
standing over him.as one Of his medicsl sd.
visers. trying 10 calm him, and telling him
not to exert himsei. toe much In talking. he
holding one OF my hands in both Of his. did
use the following Ispgu 'ge, and did address
the same to me, viz: II am killed. an
murdered-becsuss ! was opposed to the
eztsn'ion Of slavery and corrupt Admins
trstion."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-27

.-,ox NsrCh 26-~Sfad!f,-I nc sSe'-
wAsHis,0,,hpe bill for the CONSTITUENT on oi q
+; e gu to sr .ss M
sIih arms az ,a,n, resolution for the relief OF
mil eea a. ,;srrett, of Virginia, introduced
FSst.~",sis ,,,fizens OF the United States
snii 70 ehaS into kansas Referred.
Il AIRY S'",o was adopted looking 10 the
4 7Fso," .,sg,tia,,nus for making the Aiiica"
eeee.ns .. .,,Sscy. by the law of nations,
save trade pa 'ns,ruc,,ng the Judiciary Com
A Eeso'", 80; a b.ii in,eriicting slavery
rlts~ 10 Stngr,ss has the power, crea'ea
shsrever -, and was uegatived-Ayes to-
rsys 10. a.:snrv and other appropriation
The W." Tyenor,ed from the Committee OF
NJ Nj. and Means.
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GAS, GAS. Gas
N FIT TING:
TIN and COPPER WORK.


The subscriber. At his establishment on 18Th st,
Nam sn an and koSrfS MAKE
and rspsir ali TIN and COPPER WORK. and ex
acmta PLUMBING in the hest and most sabstan-
tai ma n er and ut the shortest notice.
- Order from tho city or country promptly At
tended. to. lmh sl-sml CHAS b. LANGLEY.
nREAT BARGAsNS sN DRY G00Dy,
" Ar TIE CASH STORE OF PERKINS
msstic 1t 3d.; best Blsach.d Do,asst.c e y cts
sood Beacked Domestic at d.; best Ensiish and
Hanerioen CaleOes ~ ilc sapesioe Kid Gloves q
Is es From the great AUCTION s.iss.H Nsv York S,
and III. worth % 0; FoslAsd Silks nt -. very
cSsan Cknilie De lsues st "a. aAd ls, vevy cheap;
Hste<e Aneos At 81. and L., very eheap, = pieces
SsPrnek Drilliants Ut - canbrie sssts 1t si.s1.
Vsrv ksre stock Of Dress Goods for. the present
ssa's' - .ss1 E ssis' sss.rs
tfsns C17x Mn e 10 s0sTns9 prsps-
] rsfi0u, ma Qpso and N0oe1tve care tbs Cos.
errhsn 2scossNe, ID very r3ea1alt - takes aDd
$500 libby seeo9ssse4 Ale3 Iacges II
~ aaaihs oesssesfF, SS3jt M 5;s 1870
#sse2 $50 8 *tse9N7g tgyvrF 49,
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- uon. Francis Mallory.

-, Va. March 26.-Hon. frSncIs
Mallory, 'os az many wears \ representative
III: dis l,.,s Legislature, and more recently
,5a,. iaE M: Of me Norfolk and petersburg
fie,.".d died this morning
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-27
CoMM!ssIoNERs' SALE OF REAL

~ ESTATE IN NJ ANCH ESTER, ON The
CORNER OF HULL AND b. RNEf STREETS.
Circuit Court OF Chesterfield, pronounced at the
October term, 1859, in the case Of Patteson, &c,
auction. on the premises on THURSDAY. the
10Th April. 1860, at o'clock r M. IF fair; il not.
No. 236 IN the plan of Manchester, Opposit' the
residence of Dr.. Samuel A. Patteson at the corner
OF Hull and Barney streets fronting about S2 feet
on the East side of Barney street, and IS feet on
the South side Of Hull street. There are three
dwellings, on the lot, two wooden and one brick.
the latter of which is now occupied by Dr.. Weisl
ger as an Office.
TERMs.-Enough in cash to defray expenses OF
sale balance in equal instruments of g. II and 10
months for bonds bearing interest, with good per-
sonal security. and title retained till the further
order OF the Court. The taxes for 1850 to be paid
by the purchasers.
EoS s NsF ;; EEEATH'{ com'n
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsON, Auct's.
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Nnyal.

...eorx VA. March 26.-The L. 5. steam
N.'.a 80, siiji awaiting orders.
n ~ ro' : s;same, pacotah is rapidly getting
lhf 500 ~ he Na,y-Iard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-27
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY N
TICKETS.
ORDINARY DRAWING

s,4e5 prizes, amounting to $4,000
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters 81 ~.
Certificates Of Packages in the Ordinary Draw
lngs will be sold at the following rates. WHICH IS
the risk Certificate Of Package Of IL Whole Tick
cts, $50 Certificate of Package of ~ Halt Tickets,
$40; Certificate of Package of 10 Quarter Tickets,
$50; Certificate Of Package of ~ Eighth Tickets,
$40.
In ordering Tickets or Certificates, enclose the
amount of money to our address Tor what you wish
to purchase; name the Lottery IN which you wish
1t invested, and neither you wish Wholes, Halves,
Quarters or Exhths. on receipt Of which we send
what is ordered, by first mail. together with the
scheme. -
Immediately after the drawing, Printed draw
ing. Certified to by the Commissioners, Will he
sent with an Elk PLANTATION.
IA Purchasers will please write their lgnatures
plain, and give the name of their Post Office, COun-
ty and State.
All communications strictly confidential:
A All Prizes of $1,000 and under, paid lmme
diately after the drawlng-other Prizes at the usual
sA WooD. EDDY X CO.'S LOTTERIES are
drawn at Augusta. Georgia, and Wilmington, Del
aware.
Or WOOD, EDDY \ CO, Atlanta, Ga,
Or WOOD, EDDY Il CO.. Wilmington, Del.
ma Circulars, containing Sche mes for the month,
will be sent, free Of expense, by addressing as
above.
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,,rrrEN MIN KILLED.

p. March GA sad accident
uyrr PARn ,,,,,snaen-s shaft, below here, this
Cured al Tns uumps broke while hosting
'S,raoon ~" are. damp explosion followed,
ssr az. an" fsfteen to twenty meh and wound
Iss many s mes in the boiler house were blow"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-27

Di.a'',n, ,Ix.xs. March as.-The ship fores'
Nfw .T EI%@rpooi, cciiieied on 'he il,h ins'.
kagr 81 h nsrs River Belle. from Cieniurgos.
sih re Nv IN YORK, near Cape 81. Antonio
s r. .r and H.r Of n Ms.sac ms s~o
fhildfeh. au The rest Of those on board
we're aFSN HsIle were saved and brought TO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-27

IN y 10y - " =
OF or "A and DUAL STREETS. FOR SALE AT
AiCTiON--Will I've sold. 1t aucttoa, ON the pre-
misses, ON MONDAY afternoon. the - April.
1860 At O'Clock. the new and excellent IN
n E ;Ss E accnS.n, cf NJ n McD"ws The lot
has front OF II feet and depth Of iz2 feet. to an
alley H. feet vide 1t will be sold with o! without
the VACANT lot to the North. as may bs deter
mined on NJ the hour Of sale. The house IN re-
markab'y we'll built and conveniently arranged
Ii ha. rocms beridsa the store room, and "a ad-
dition a BRICK KITCHEN. COAL aud WOOD
rKEMs.-One- third cash balance At As and IL
months for neg oti ihle notes, InteFest added, and
title retained till last note 10 paid The taxes Tor
1850 To- ho maid by the purchaser.
NH n GODDtN & APPERSON, Aucts.
LECTION SALE or HOT SEES AN d LOTS
IA AND NEAR MANCHESTEk.-Will be
sold, on TUESDAY, the I'd April, 1850, on the Pre-
misses after the sale advertised by Mr SenrSe w
SneIiinxs, the House and Lot ON the Manchester
aad Falling Creek Turnpike. owned ~ Maria
Scott and near the cr ns OF the Petersburg Raj
road. After which, will he sold part OF Lot NO. lz3
Corner III Perry and Warrington streets, fronting
81 feet on the former running hack 100 ieet' and
TERMs-One- third cash; balance at and
months for nee otiable notes, interest added, aEd
title retained till last note is paid The taxes iol
1860 t. he paid by the purchasers,
mhT GODDlN hrrLncON. Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-27

ro,x VA. March 2G.-The schooner
HoA, sd.Jjn,. bound from New York to Pc
AAI, has arrived leaking. having been
INTO aud badly damaged.
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By william Pannill, Amctr,
iR.Nx Sr PETERSHIlkG. VAl

r~.. SALE OF STEAMBOATS,,
AHKFsa So =, At r Auc G. y 's;oSs
tom, WITHOUT reserve. the STEAMER w. w.
TONNES seven ARKS set 81 TiAHs' E9At
TURF, BLOCKS. Regimes, CRANE DER
KICKS, pair Of HORSES. vel! broke for hoist
ing Cargo and May othar artl1Ies too numei GUS
to mention. ru,r
Terms al sale. PANNlLL q CAh len.
wv PaNNILL Auct'r NH l4-3tawtds
PCSrPUNEME NT.-The above sale is post
poned to FRIDAY, Goth inst. at Il O'Clock NJ:
IN r ~ ".
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AuCrIoN sALEoF 10" |! s s - AND = ~ LOT:
Nv T.. Il. Cooks Auct'F.
TRUSTEES SALE oF STOCK %, OF STA.

TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF STA.
L TIoNERY. PRINTING PRESS; TYPE. &c,
from, tss a. Iyon 10 me rer" rded in the Hastings
ruGs1Ax y 10, S "a day
H., h,ghest bidder At the store l4th street. un
der tns s" Exchange Hotel. all the prcperly convey
ed to n sad deed s1nssiIn 1 OF general as
LAWYERS. Printers and Others, embracing a lsrxe
lot Of blank CARTS. CARD BOARDS. White
ana CoIored: Blank CHECKS and NEGOTIABLE
NOTES.
A new Card and Bill PR ESS. tGordon's Patiently
large Quantity Of Fancy TYPE, entirely new; .
handsome CARD CUTTER, large size; PR ESS
for stamping initials, and an outdoor SHOW
CASE. 80
At the same time and place. the Store will be
rented for the residue OF the term ending lst day
OF January. 1851.
TERMs.-Cash. As to all sums under $50; all
sums Of $50 and over. four months credit. Tor APP
proved paper, interest added.
F.. NANCE, Trustee.
Sale conducted by f. B. Cook, Auct. mh q
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,sv YORK. March 26.-The report sent hy
;''-,snh Yesterday from this city, that A. L.
,.sTt the wealthy dry goods merchant. is
.sane Is IN fouadsd.
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TIRE nj Clarksville, Mo.

,o,ys. March ai-The Touring mills OF
81 ~ Co, situated AT Gar mo, WIN
Wells " - If wheat aad flsur. We're burned
lsrse s,os TO-, I.o,s S3omV, which is nnin-
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- IMRER FOR SALE.

I UMBEK FOR SALE. e.n;r. Ac
PSF iiH AND ok PLxSS pr ,Sasess
"a s iss d.sisas :,a,! sk lssnsen
CTONE WORK. OF EVERY, DE NS TX
done y Sr I6SE aaAr Tik'A ANb Ma
Contract for the comp q the same promptly.
Ofhce at their Stone Yard tootoi 'rsin ms sn'
~TrW Lumber YARD. CORNER i9th
~ AND MAIN sTR FITS. am now r Epdx,W
. S North s1spssee !" al orders
.EdItest no,es Ny Lumber hes,
s"s,tv. Persons wishing I" purchase or c"ntfac'
'SE , sl,s w'!l please give "a Jas STEVENSON
TOR RENT.-A vacant Lot. 80 feet 'front.' o"
L The Dock, near the shiP,Iya n ekE;v aRps 70 70.
Auu No. 10 Main street
Inur SPRUCE LADDERS:.Weh have OF
l. hand large stock Of light LADDERS which
We co eh nI for sale low Il. Il. wHlTLocK SON.
FoR eALEA scal !i os Of q sfrS166 "a o.
&: o.. sss9! SSss! e.
SOK sA ]. Jaw ATSON'' WAGON. , 18th
ss .S''' S LAS 1s ss.s md ,s s. i.
DREEDEN Fox's NAN
r ~ 9m s1 is.s1sf % nj Bs6Ab
7TSSLEAN .KEEn 01Ts-..sD l:shsli, ~ et ..1s
J; s'.. skkD oA1s' 5 y, -
"a es...! ~ q e, ..!..
:. AT 13XI ~ !. I! - sssa aeAY i