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From the Charleston NJ, rcury
THE KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN CIRCLE.


We publish below q grandiloquent manifesto,
which we have received addressed to the faithful
Knights of this mystic, invisible and, we suspect,
half mythical organization. The document is duly
signed and countersigned by the ustrious Gencr.
alissimo Buckley, and by his scarcely less lustrous
aid of the same name. Its literary execution re-
minds US forciby Of the style Of General Bonbastes
in the play, and shall not be surprised to find
the analogy still further perceptbe in the proper
tons of the respective armies of these two heroes
the indomitable Buckley and the formidable Bonn
bastes. Were we less pointedly admoniShed of the
pre-eminently Southern character of the "Order' V
and its aims, the modest illusions to the almighty
dollar, contained in the proclamation. might lead us
to inter that its author hailed from the land OF wood
en- nutmegs. As it is, without further ceremony,
we lay the manifesto before our readers confessing
however, some lingering doubts as to how far in
dividuas of sober, moral and industrious habits ]"
will avail themselves of its dsintercstcd and mag
unanimous propositions.
HEADQUARTERS AMERICAN LEGION, K G. C.,
KNoxvILLE, Tenn, July 2Sth, 1860.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. %.
Commandments of regiments and companies are
hereby instructed to inform their men that the
Southwestern Division of the Army of the X. G. Z.
is ordered to rendezvous on the south bank OF the
Rio Nueces, in Eucinal county, Texas, on the 10th
of September, 1860
Individuals belonging to other divisions, DESTROYS
of attaching themselves to the above movement will
have to report themselves, equipped as emigrants,
(see circular letter of the Commander Chief in
Richmond IVA Wing, of July lSth,) at the time
and place above designated.
The said equipments may consist of wagons,
horses, mules, oxen, cattle spades, axes, campket
ties, and other camp utensils, two blankets each,
and at least twenty dollars in specie, " per man.
This sum of money will be invested for necessary
articles Of outfit before crossing the Rio Grande
Individuals of sober, moral and industrious habits,
of Southern birth entertaining sentiments favorable
to the institutions of the South may connect them
selves with the movement by reporting themselves,
equipped as ABOVE, at the Rio Nueces encampment.
No one is expected to appear in the camp before
the 18th of September, but as soon afterwards as
possible.
Donations in aid of this movement in sums of
One Dollar and upward C!!). elected from the
noble women and men of the South. Such sums
may be deposited in any reliable Southern Bank,
payable to the order Of Col. Nat. j. Scott of Au-
burn. Alabama, who is the Paymaster General and
Financial Chairman Of the organization.
Newspapers devoted to Southern interests, and
disposed to aid an organization composed Of South.
ern men, are respectfully solicited to publish this
By order of General George Buckley
C. Buckley, Aid-de-Camp
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A ROYAL KIss.-Some of the journals are stating
that the Prince of Wales is the first heir apparent to
the throne of England who has ever visited the
United States; but this is mistake Doubtless
many readers are familiar with an anecdote of Will
liam w. before he came to his estate, to the follow
ing effect:
While in New York the Prince called at BARRIERS
shop to be shaved. When the operation was COM
pieted he stepped up to the BARRIERS pretty wife,
who CHANGED to be present. and giving her kiss,
remarked, "There, now, you can say you have been
kissed by one Of the Royal family" The barber
choosing to receive this as an insult seized the prne
and helping him out of the shop with his foot, ex-
claimed, There now, you can say that you have
received royal kick from freeman"
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BEQUEsr TO THE CHILDREN OF JUDGE DOUGLAS
By the death last week of the mother of Judge
Douglas first wife, who Miss Martin, of North
Carolina his two boys his only children come into
possession of a large fortune. The Judge has been
sent for by his connections in North Carolina, and
after his New England tour win probably visit the
old North State. y
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TINE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR sALEsIlER Sun.
L MER RESIDENCE containing 1SC acres of land,
about SO of which cleared part of it good meadow
land situated about miles west of Raleigh, ard half
mile south of the N. c. Railroad. large welI-fnhd
dwelling House, with the necessary out houses among
them Ice House, Barn and Snbles; fine assortment
of Fruit Trees and we'll of pure water, DC.
The above mentioned property is very desirable Oca
ton for school residence. Liberal terms offered to The
purchaser Persons wishing to purchase referred
the Messrs Tucker, of Raleigh or to Henry R. Bryan
Newbern N. c.
The above property will be sold at auction the Sd
Monday in August-Court week.
SARAH F. B. CARRAWAY.
March 2, 1860. 1S-w&sw6mOs.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
VUNHAT VALUABLE PROPERTY, KNOWN AS THE
Il "GUION HOTEL" (north Of the Captol,) is offer
e for rent from the LIST of August 1860, until the list of
March, 1861 or afterwards at the discretion of the stock
holders of the Baptist Female College
fine opportunity thus offered for profitable bust
ness during the ensuing State Fair and session of the L.
gislature.
For terms apply to
~ P. F. PESCUD and o..u;u,,
8. TUCKER, o0"f"''e''
Raleigh, N. c., July "a, 1850. 59-9t
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.HILLsBORO, MILITARY ACADEMY.
TIME NEXT TERN BEGINS AUGUST lsr-FOr q
Il Circular address the Superintendent,
COL C. C. TEW.
July "a. 1860. SGT.
% Register and Press insert twice.
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If any one speaks evil of you let your life be SO
that no one will believe him. Es1r,g ~
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Live up to your engagements. Keep your own
secrets, if you have any. v,%2st 81 -;
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BETHEL ACADEMY.
T. J. HORNER, I'rineipa.
WILLIAM W. BAIRD, 1dssociate.
TWO TERMS, OF TWENTY.ONE WEEKS Earr
Il compose the scholastic year. The Spring term rrs
the Cd MONDAY in January and the Fall term The d
MONDAY in July.
The price Of board and tuition is sixty dollars term
REV j. f. MONTAGUE
j. F. NEAL,
D. A. HARRIS, trustees
w. H. LAWSON,
WoOdsdae, FerSan TO-. June IL, 1860. 25-w9tE
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JOHN MAUNDER'S
MARBLE WORKS.

Monuments, TOmbs, HeadstOnes,
RALEIGH, N. c..
A GENT FOR THE SALE OF MARBLE AND SLATE
"A Mantels and Furniture work of different coored Mar
bes Orders by mail punctualy attended TO- Wolk pack
ed and warranted.
Raleigh, March IG, 1860. 22-wlyf
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HTLLSBORO' N. C..
MILITARY ACADEMY.
yIyHIS INSTITUTION, OF A THOROUGHLY SCI,
Il enc and military character under the conduct OF
COL C. C. TEW, formerly Superintendent of the State
Military Academy at Columbia, s. e.
Circulars will be forwarded on application.
February ls, 1860. 7-w&swlypd
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NJ OTICE.-STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM THE
N Subscriber. Sunday the Sd inst, from my panis
mss s light
worn reached mane and trimmed tail purchased saa
mule in the mountains Any person taking up said null
and addressing at Raleigh, bringing her to me- VI"
be reasonably and handsomely paid for their trouble
Raleigh, N. G., Jnue %. 1850. 5o-h
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GEO. w BLOUNT,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
NASHVILLE n c.,
VUIIL ATTEND TO BUSINESS ENTRUSTED IT,
w him in Nash, Wilson, Edgecombe and Franklin
Counties. -..
Feb q, 1860. 15-w&swly
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HNURNIP sEED.--LANDRETHs NEW CROP
Early Flat Dutch. Red Top, Large Norfolk, LaIss
Globe and Rua Bas Turnip Seed just received 2. 'O'
Drugstore of WILLIAMS HAYWOOD.
July l3th,186O. 58-tf
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January Is, 1850.
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EMERY.
0An LBS. ASSORTED NUMBERS OF BES
OOO English Emery
Fgf sale BY
zS-. WILLIAMS HAYWOOD:
Raleigh, Jan. 1, 1860. TT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26

MEADE q n KER's ELIXIR GALS StYA
vi BAsK maze In the areul manner from the best pe.
cl Of Peruvian Chat from With Qulnns Il mads) Is very
paa sbl. highly d-d bv own Pyteans for
W vsntr slApe amer Chi and Rsve for css 81 appste
nrt sueSs ana Tonic 10 enf led dtors Of the s.tm
hEADE BAKER, Phsrnaeeutls
oei0 lss Aan At cor, above ?, Q. -
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MILLINERY FALL TRADE. 1860.

MILLINEKl FALL IKAUE, I06U.
DESIRE to call attention nv from No 100 Main
street the conmedous building No. 229 Main stree ad
joining the
between sh and 9th Streets where pepared exhibit arg
lr stock Of -
MILLINERY GOODS
and re eadynade Millinery lc than heretofore, consulting Of
six Straw aonneis, Bonnet Pumes Ribbons French
and American Flowers Rlca Wreshs Hssd Dresses Dress Cas-
a.e Cans and Grape Muslin Collars and Sleeves In
Gays and C!osks Rurhes and Tabs &c In rtyes
with the general Millinery business will minufac
t1re 10 order Coa Nsna ofa kinds In the latest fash
styles reasonable prices All orders wiz receive prompt
and sneeIal att nticn N. Q. BARTON.
sci 223 Main b.
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VOLUME 64.
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

TERMs:
Daily yPNps es per Annuz seuiWssEly, Wsekly - A.
uays aavancs Rerances be made - Ne raE or ne
Pubhcr n Al where evidence taken he dsPoi OF
lstisrin ne Post once containing money.
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NED BUN1LINE'S NEW BOOKS.

NEW YORK MERCURY STORIES, Fun nof IL
published Gnd for sale al retail whole
sale leAg OF Frederick Bradp - nm ST. n
Y Price 20 c each any FIVE for o. whole II for a.
The White Wizard or The Prophet Seminole In
dlaLs BY Ned Buntlne Price 25c
Walt the Terror OF tie cast tale OF priyAteerng
In 776 By Ned Buntlne. Pdce .5c
Saul sabbeday the dotspy Atale the and deeds
oflT16 by Ned Bun lne Price t5e.
Kinda; Red ROyers Daughter. mystery or New
York. BY Ned Rnntlne Prce23c.
The Man o. sarMans 6rndge: Romance OF the Revolu
ton. BY Ned Buutine. TrSe 2Se
G. Our hess or The Hunters Of the Gulf tale Of
Naval Heom and Wild adventure In the Tropics by Ned Eun
line Piee CSC.
IuonA The Curse Fulfilled tale Of the Amer
lean Revolullcn BS Ned Buntne. Price 25,
ThayeLdanegeA The Scou The wArrAge Of the Mo-
hawks tale Of Mystery Ru and Wrong By Ned Buntlne
Price 2jc.
y stella peorue; or The CAmAnche's Dream Wild and fan
e story Savage Chivay BY Ned Buntne. Price 25e.
10 The Rift spray tale Of the snuVgcs IN the IN
ylsh Channel. Beutaly lluIiraied. By Malcolm Erym
Price 25c
H. Pathaway; or The Mountain 0ula~s tale Of the North
Trapping Grounds By DR.. J. H. Rob'nson Price Csc.
full OF Beautiful nsrAtive Engrav
lnSs, by barley.
Booksellers News Agents and all Others will please send on their
orcerI at once.
Copies any all Of the above Will be sent free OfpOsAsepsr
mall, 10 any enc, receipt Of price.
Call or send or address all orders TO
TREDEHIC A. BRADY,
Ses-dSm - Ann St, Ny.
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.

ESTABLISHED As A kEfu1E FhoA ooAlhEA1'
The Only lace where Cure can be Obtained.
oniy EGscinI Rene ~ in he wsyd Sor Ws,the = of the
inxalnnt ry lmne,sDe Gsn.ral DsSpy Es ou.
ness py,nsp,a L,aruo Iav ss Consson AZ idcs' pssi
titan ~ he Hs.r, Tmdiiv ioss nmns n, sjsb Gi
dIns., p,,esse M he Head rost Nee ar Sin Amelia
IonTs oHaSh or Ioxesribose Terri Disorder arsng om
e staJy HahIr. ~ Ynutb,bose srRTr ana otry
m r fatal IN sIr vIs the song m SIRENS n he Nayne,
a. a usi. oS 'Pe' VI
uef'"S iN~''~ss' ~er H"p"ss ynTSa ,,rr
E.necI.iv wbo b,v. bscone th victim, q, so,,sr Vice h
dreadful and habit which annually sweeps 70 an
or an' VINO gs' ohersse nave n,aneea aI.hpg
ma % @ @ i ,h or ~ Iusnss, OF "aAei 70 eesA'y '"e
"''"S "''' -' ' ~ MaPRIIaH
Married Persons or Young Men contemplating marsg being
auAin " "'""e'' o's@"0 ue""S' uei'4e' ~0'
'Ps.u,y ~ -. h,,..,, n,a- A.. ..., n .
conad In S boper as and oOnodenty ey aeon h
sSii ss - ~ phS.1risn - "e' ~ ''' 'S' -P ia
'-'' - ORGANIC wRAKNEss.
This DrraafuI life miserable and Mar
ps ys s pensy paw , & w INC VIZ. ~, ~ np'SPss %
lndugehce ioung persons are 700 apr 70 commit ehessts
No. ~ ih WI ,erd s o dns m,
no noTs9 ~ o saoDs5 sy s my INN
s ssSI sp M be pSaesS Of h
pesure Of healthy oGnng the most serious and destructve
rsnreS the Pbycs and Mental Punet ops f Pc
ere tly. Power Nervous IabtS DyspepsIs Paraion Of he
Heart I1ag,ttlon Constitutional Debility Wasting of the Frame
O'-e|' OPTioE No TsourU FREpEsIcK STREET
Lief. hand 81 going rom Bsiofc street few doc from the
co,nsr Pap ~ =, ohs rvs nsras .nd nnnhs, " ~ ~ ~
Letter, nsl he paid a tain stnmn The Doetora Dplo
- b,nsjn ~. o,nss 49, ~ F' ~ ~ F'O
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uh.- =, M p0,., co,to@. ~ a,r,., ,,.d,., ,o o,o n,
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a,, f ho, bs,n ~, In 49, toni,sI, 81 nJnn pa
ph dntia srJ os,h,,. Iss ssrne a. 49, ~, a.
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in he head and ear, When eep rret he me- alarm
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n es,c, ali ,hoss so b.xs tnS s.,v.s hv ,,,
,ronsr InJne snd solarv bahia sicb min hoib toS nd
mind NJ m SS them or either busa study society ar mar
nsgs - - ' "
Ise are soe of the sad and effects nrodred bv
n,i bs,,s m vont wi, WesLnes f he Rsrk ana TJmb
Ps1. In M Id Dmn, a of gbt Icss NJ Mnrn,r Pave pal
m aion ~ the sa Dysren,v Ne-vouq rtabIts D,Tsrge
M nj oI The DIGESTIVE Pnns ng General Debtv Svmr,om NJ
Consrrrton ' ~ '' 49, "
I,ST,Iiy-Jb. fearful effect. on the mind are mueb 10 he
drsal.dIss of Menorg Con6on Of aeas Dspreon o snIr
ne Iy FreeJnrs Averion N socie,y gcf 1--we ~
soiin5e n55v 4, ars some of tbs cyis n,odnc.J W "
rd, n, a, 4, ,.s . I, nos, ma, 90, f. a.. cana.
ma Js.lr, bs.,,b H., MT r heo, - ~ -
O. ss ueSlns Ie' slns n,'S VIZ, oeSonnk va. pae,
au ~, va ~ s appear @Nee Aoou' 's
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OLD DOMINION INSTITUTE.
TIyE next session Of this Young ladies' located At The
the corner OF hh and Franklin streets, Rehmond, Va VII
begin day Of October 1850 and close on the SOA OF
June next ensuing.
BOARD CT INSTRUCTION
shumAie Mental and Moral Science and Ancient Ian
Ii a Gibson Natural Science and Mathematics
Rev James A Duncan, Hbfcal Literature.
Mons Edouarj Houdayer, French
CArlos Mera- Spanish and Italian.
Albert De Rosdigrr German.
Miss klva Jones, InteTmsd English
Miss MaRgie D. Brander, Primary Enssh.
Horace Chase, Piano and Organ.
Heinrich Schneider, Hap.
a. A. Ericsson, Guitar
Oswad Heinrich. Pa ning and Drawing.
!. W. Reeve, Penmanship
T Tor the Session payable half ns Of October, residue
Feb a. l>si:
Primary English Gncluding Vocal Nue ........ $50 on
intermediate English lncluding Vocal Musie) 40 20
senior neuding Vocal Muse ~
Languages ~ w
Piano, Organ Guitar Cultivation Of the Voice, for half
hour lessons, week. ~ w
Piano. Organ Guitar Cultivation Of the Voice for
on PNlntinR ........... ............ 90 90
Pastel Water coors Crayon rraving 70 20
Use OF Pi2no... ~ w
Ornamental Branches.
Board. 800 70
WAshpr and IIghs ............. 25 90
Application pupils and ali communications concerning
THOMAS l. GALLEHER
Richmond, Va
The announcement for session Of 1860 6 viii be furnished
70 those Who apply indicated. iy6-b
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LIVERPOOLA AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, S1O,OOO.OOO!
lNNUAL INCOME, S2,25O,OOOl

INVESTED ~ TiiE UNITED sIAfis, OvER psooOO0
an DirectDrs Personally ResP0nsbi or tts hlgagesns
h6 C0qtping.
MS respectfully attention The security o the Liverpool
W and London Insurance Company, 70 - policy holders In ~
cash capital aud Investments, stated above.
capital aud Income o. the Company enable o taka
tines parties requiring large anuan otasurance
addition ordinary mode o Insurance his Companyla
Bu-s NdNENT Policies The pas nen o IEN ANfJ-
Al PREMIUMS Property Is, thenceorth, PERMANENTLY
IVSUREp The Policy be cancelled time, and thcp
EIlu VII be returuel less per ceut
rs Company win make Insurance By lool % Ren By IRE
nsg AMI most liberal principle.
Uadrr te Policies u @ Conra an claims are paid upoa
ssnaon % aiAcory proof loss Hthout ubfsenf dec
fF irsEra an1 nsf usual amer prelenta
u,n Of proof EORrHAM 4 WYATT, Agents,
mh1 f2 Mkn street. under 81 Charles Hotel
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II EEP COOL !--The celebrated unexeeled "CtALLENGE
IN REFRIGERATOR with side yentlaor Water Coolers, yar
ou paers Ice Pitchers, all skies and patterns Mas
patent minute" Tee Cream freeIers and variety OF
other kinds, for sale al reduced prices.
We call particular attention 70 the Justly celebrated CHAL
LENGE REFRIGERArOR corddrng h the best article Of
sred r a n this place and therefore recommend With eonh
d-nce Another suppy received Few only Of which
engaged Of the above requested TO call and
g. a BARGANIS, ia,
nas-u 2iT Main ST, Richmond, Va
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lY- SPECIAL NOTICE IA
1860. FALL AND WATER TRADE. 1850.
The great emporium OF
AL + r e d M Q $ L s,
90 Main street,
As hand and receiving the varied stock
q DRY GOODS exhibited b. In the city OF kch
moad embracing the ryles aud NovSe OF the Sason.
In the following Goods such Inducements v be tnsTcd that
cannot he hai elsewhere and purchaser will find greatly 10
their advantage 70 get their supplies from the CHEAPEST nouE ~
Tax STArE
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Black and Fancy silks, st les
Erocade and Rept silks
soldsnillss, Veonirrs, ilns
Plain and Rgui ed Deiaines. all Wool
MerinOes and wo'len PLAID &C, Ac 4c
CLOAK DEPARTMENT
Fifty different In ana Cloth the latest novelties
OF the season. New styles recel7ed weekly
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT
sanets Jears Full Cloths best makes, Sleeps Or yF Rer-
sty5 Tweds Plaid Lneys Shetngs shr ngs, Gotten ozna
burgs Plain AID spp sed BlaaEs ssrvAns Danke5 600
hand the cheapest Stae variety Of other
goods for Servants Wear, Al 'ry low priees
HOUSFKE EEPiNG DEPARTMENT.
Towels and Towellng Crah, HuekAbE.k n per- BrdFye Da.
per Scotch and kutsa uaper Doyes Napkins Table hsmak
TaGle and Ano Cashmere 60 err, Irish Liners ie.
CABPsT DEPARTHENr.
Splendid ePy Carpet patterns Super Inane Carp t.
CrOssy Super Brussels Nelyc Rugs Brussels Hebp
Rug Carp all d viii will he Offered at % cent less than
last seasons prices
EmbrodcrIes Hosley Gloves and endl, variety Goods
usually found In Dry Goods estabstmen ami every article
all he offered ~ uch low prices TINT cannot s TO meet the
wishes Of tie sest buEe Cur viii please
who may favor with a call
great bargains great Downtown Emporium
ocis II 6s MAIN sTREET
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az No adTeIssnt % be ooaI1eed By ne noah or Jsaf
specified ne MAnasPl preVousy AEeed uPon se
tucea ne parties.
A. advessn.nt not marked on copy npeciasd
Der v be e0nnasd anti o-ded cut aud Paynena
a1lcted Accordingly.
80 Rr3ulAR Apuxzfs azEfro avoid any Misunderstanding
nhe partof the Advertiser Il proper 70 statc asic
lAat er privileges only extends 10 their Immediate business Real
rta.e and other Advertisements tnt By te 70 be Al
additional charge, and no vuriaion-
ard General Agent Adve asement1 not 70 oe
he bat 70 be charged a. ts u1aA rates laee
20 such discounts shall be agreed upon
~ booksellers ana yearly Advertisers senera engaging one
Or spuaru Wh the privilege OF change shan not On he
ysAry avsrzgc In any wek Insert more than tae asunt
.sr upon under the contract aud all
d.nr ssch amount Be charged az the usual rates.
Advertisements Inserted In he SeWeeS Whg a. I5 cent?
p.r SQUARE o. lines for The G Insertion, and so cent?
per saae for each continuance. or n weekly oenta
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CHARLES RUMPP,
LOGAN WALLkR,
COMMISSION MER CHANT,

RICHMOND, VA.
ErURNs his sin gratitude 10 hh patrons for past f.vor
III aud with enarg fac tiles and -renee oers his services
them pute large In future his friends need not
expect him Courts and other places In the country TO
the serious neglect Of their interests In town
He sells ali kinds a. COUNTRY PRODUCE
fY- Omre under the Columbian Hotel lCary street oc5
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NIOGhN EDA ALE.
600 600 RCANoRE VALLEY EAILROAD isr MORT
- DV.OyO gage. pr cent boni. clnne,ipg with t1s
Rcllaond AMI Danv- and Raleigh and easton ktroad 3i
uss 7rz costing million Of dia wh morgas' OF
ons tD01 Fo mauis tesc3on fhe present condition sni
e prospect q ne Company pamphlets can De had al cur ot
sc.
Also
600 Va ant Tennessee, "a roSgaEe
S'D1 YORK per s-nL Bsuds
Geo NirTi~lt Gs
sha g. G. Tnnnu IRE Association
- DO F.rc and Nannr
.ses-g @ W PURCELL co.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-02-08
Referees Sale.

State of Wisconsin, Circuit Court, Pieroe
County.
J. W. Beardsley and J. r Ly
ford, partners. trading under the Foreclo.
Iirm name of BearLsley d Lyford, SIRE and
Plaintiffs. ag'st sale.
William Whitaker, Defendant.
In virtue of and pursuant to Judgment
rendered in said Court. in the above entitled
action, dated the first dav of December. 1889
I. 3 n Needs, Referee. appointed by said
Court for that purpose. viii expose for sale
and sell at Public Auction. in front of the
Court House. in the City of Prescott, in said
County. on Friday, the Odd day of March
1860. st 3 o'cleck in the afternoon of that day,
the following described mortgaged premises,
to satisfy the amount of said Judgment. inter-
est and costs, together with the expenses Of
sales t0 Wit.
"All that tract or parcel Of land. lying and
being in the County of Pierce and State of
" isconsin. and described az the east half
Of the north east quarter OF section thirty
four (3l} in township twenty seven. (27) OF
range nineteen (I9) containing eighty acres
according TO the United States survey of
Public Lands
+. Y. WISE. B. N. NEEDS.
PMS AHy. Referee.
Dated Prescott, Dec. 9TH 1859. no253m
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