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The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07
Summons.

State of California. County of Nevada, SIS Town
ship of Eureka, before j. NJ Gray, }. T. Peo-
pie OF the State OF California to G. H. Keller;
yvOU are hereby Summoned TO appear
4 before the undersigned Justice OF tlc felce,
at his Office. in sarI Township, on saturday, tiie
I5.h day of September. y u. 1850, at ~ O'CLOCK ~
W., TO answer to the complaint of W H. churciiIl
who demands Of YOU the sum OF forty -iye collars
and forty-two cents, alIcdged to b. due him on a
book count for lumber sold and delivered ss per
account on file in nv office. ON failure so TO ai
pear and answer, Judgment viii be rendered.
apainst Won for the said sum of forty-five i2-ia]
d,,liars and casts of suit Given under my nand,
this itn day of September, A. u isO.
j. NJ. GRAY. J. T.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

The Atlantic Telegraph Company announce
that the efforts made at Newfoundland to res
the electrician, in his report, says, by hard haul
ing, pieces of the cable were recovered in small
lengths, amounting in all to seven miles, but
the cable invariably broke at short distances
and it was necessary at last TO abandon the at
tempt The report also says that the iron
wires often appeared sound, but, on minute
inspection they were found to be eaten away
and rotten. The gutta percha and copper wire
were good when laid down. Those por
tions which were wrapped with tarred yarn
were sound, the tar and hemp having preserved
the iron wires bright and free from rust.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07
NEW TODAY.
Summons.

State Of CALIFORNIA;, County Of Nevada, ss., Town
ship Of Eureka, before j. II Gray, J. I. Peo-
pie Of the State Of California; to h,,rles Keller;
NTOU are hereby summoned 80 appear be-
/ fore the undersigned, Justice OF the Peace, at
his Office in said township, on SATURDAY, the
l5th day Of September A. d. 1elD, at o clock ~ M'
to answer 10 the complaint of Marks * Co. who
demand of You the sum of two hundred dollars
alleged 10 be the balance due them on a book ae-
coant per account on file in my Office Tn faii-
ure SO to appear and answer, judgment VIII be
rendered agVinst you for the said sum OF two hun
drpd dollars and costs OF suit.
Given under my hand, this 9th day OF September
\. D. 1850. j. NJ NiSA1 y. l.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07
Summons.

State ,f California, County of Nevada, f9wn,nlp
OF Eur,kl. S.. I}cforeJ. VI. Gray, J r Ieo-
pie of the State OF California TO Charles Meier
yTOU are hereby summoned to appear be-
I fore the undersigned Justice Of the reaec at
his off e in said township, on s@eIt i.oN M
l5.h 'iay OF SPIT \. H. $50 nj II eipN ~ ~ ~
answer the eofai,laint oTp Ransan, who demands
OF you the SUN of two hundred dollars, ali'ei 20
he due him on a book account for lhefcltilulse &
sold aud delivered peg account on me III ny 81 "
fee. On failure so t. appear and a.isNsi - -
meat Will be rendered against you fer the sli sun
Of tx haHare dollar and costs oi sui 'Nth
-, j. II. GRAY, J. 7.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

PRorBEr1c-Gen. Allen predicts, after a
minute survey of the political field, that some
bodv will be elected President in November, but
he does not know whom. It is pretty general
ly conceded if any body is elected in Noren'6er
Lincoln will be the man. Prophets, however,
must allow thcmsel YES the benefit of all doubts
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

Gov. DowSEr AGAIS.-The Governor in
his Benicia Speech, said, as California WAS an
e1emplifeation of the doctrine of popular SOW
e.esnty, being the first to endorse ii, she wonll
be the las: to desert it, Be it remembered that
rouglas denies the right of the people of 4
Territory to establish their own institutions be-
Nre an enabling act is passed by Congress
granting the right, whereas California did not
wait for Congress at all. The Governor does
not see distinctions.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

ATLANTIC MoxTHLY.-This best of all Amer
lean Magazine publications has presented itself
in the August number. Where so many good
articles challenge comparison it is difficult to
award the palm Of superiority. We are just in
the mood to praise the entire contents of the
number for August. Long live the Afla"tie
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

sIHAr LIBEL BILL.-The people of this coun-
'y will be mindful at the polls of the fact that
c9nnor, one of the Douglas candidates for
reelection to the Assembly voted for the infam-
Gus libel bill of last winter, which had it become
law would have placed the press of the State
under censorship more severe than that estab-
hshed by Louis Napoleon. By that law free
srereh would have been crushed out of the
LAND. 1t was well coneosted plan to stifle the
Noiee of the press that the authors of wrong
and outrage in the Legislature might escape ex-
posurc before the people.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

Aboriginal FAENERs.-The San Andreas
Independent tells of Digger family who have
garden Of four acres near that place planted
with corn, melons, pumpkins, etc. They keep
horses, and assume tle airs ofraacheros They
will not sell their land, having a superstition
against bartering away the domain of their an
cestors
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

THE PETREL. published at Houston, Miss,
figures up eighteen states sure for Breckinridge.
Other states are sopposed to be lying around
loose the Pctrel has not counted.
The PetreL is also authority for saying Alex.
II. Stephens has deserted Douglas and come
out for Breckenridge.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

GREAT REPUBLICAN, MEETING AT SpR1yc-
FIKLD.-A tremendous Republican gathering
took place at Springfield, ILL.,, on the sth of
August. 1t is pronounced to have been four
times the size Of the Douglas demonstration of
few days previous. Two hundred and four
cars came in loaded with passengers at tho time.
Lincoln was called upon to show himself to the
u2rorious crowd. He came forward, mounted a
stand, briefly thanked his friends for their mani
fsfta;ion OF feeling, begged them to listen to
others who would address them and to kindly
allow him to be silent, and then withdrew
The enthusiasm was immense.
How very different the course pursued by
Lincoln from that of Douglas, who has been on
the wander since his nomination!
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

SENATOR BENJAMIN. very large list of
names has been added to request asking Sena-
tai benjamin to visit Nevada and favor her
oitizsns with speech on tae political issues OF
the day. We earnestly hope the Senator will
Eayor us With visit and the speech.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

TIE BULLETIN reports tho manuscript of the
speech of Senator Gwin, at Stockton was IN the
hands of the eompositors OF the S. +. Herald
Office before it was delivered.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

SAM HoUsrov reports himself for nobody in
the present contest. lie IS willing tie people
=. MI -ete f5r k;s r 'i.:y want 20.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07
Gherif's Sale.

Sherif's Sale.
Geo. p. Noonan,1 In the District Court oetbc
18th Judicial District in and.
vs. for Nevada County, State of
California, of August term
Friday, August y, A. H. 1850
JUDGMENT BY IiEFiREE. This eau cause
was heretofore referred TO A G. Niles, Esq, TO
- report the facts with account and decree -
and said referee this day filed his report herein
with the Clerk of this Court, Wherein if is order
ed, ndjudged and decrecd that the Sheriff of Neyada
county be and IS hereby appointed a Commission
cr II sell the property hereinafter described be-
longing to fie late firm OF McCasrcy & Cartv at
public suctiOn, to the highest bidder for cash.
That the proceeds arising from such sale be ap-
nlfod by said commissioner and distributed in the
following order, TiE
lst, TO the payment of the costs of this suit
and the cost Of sale.
2nd, That the sum of four hundred dollars of
said pro cos be paid into Court to await its iirth-
or order in reference to debts existing against the
said irfl Of Me- airey Carty il favor o. credit
ors 1t san Francisco.
81, int t,la suu4 Jf sixteen dollars and IS cents
b. p2il 10 the pa, Geo. +. Noonan.
18th, That after payment aui appropriation of
the foregoing amounts in tie order above set iOrh,
the surplus of said proceeds, if any, be equally
divided between the plI Geo. 7. Noonau AMI the
def Edward McCg.lrev.
The following is description Of the property
to b. sold by the said commissioner That house
and lot situate at Moorc's Flat, Nevada County,
described as lot No. in biocl; /, in Nuba street
in said town Of Moore's Fiat, the sal house being
commonly known as the tirotto Saloon. Also
the bar fixtures, furniture, looking glasses and
pictures, belonging to and situated IN said saloon.
II is further ordered that said property be sold
at .Moore's Flat aforesaid and upon the premises
above described, and that said commissioner give
notice of the time and place Of such sale, by pub
H,sfion thereof in some weekly newspaper pub
lished in Nevada County Tor three successive
weeks prior to said sale.
NILES SEARLS, Dist. Judge.
Clerks Office of the District oIrt of the 18th Ju-
dical District in and for Nevada County,
l, JNO. S. LAMBERT, Clerk of said sourt do
hereby certify the foregoing to be true
and correct copy of Judgment and de
l.. =. cree, the samenow remains of record
in my Office. Attest my hand, and seal
of said Court at Office i'll the city of Ne
vada, this 81, day OF Sept. A. d. 1850.
JOHN $. LAMBERT, Clerk,
Per JOE. ROBERTS, .JR., Dep.
Notice Is hereby given that on SATURDAY, the
2Gth day of Sept 4. d. 1850, between the hours of
O'Clock 4. NJ. and ) o'clock =. NJ, l Will sell all
all the r1gt, tide and interest of the above named
tlsfcndant in. to and of the above described prop
crty, the premises in the town of MoOre's Fiat,
at public auction for cash in hand to the highest
and best bidder to satisfy said execution and costs
J. B. VAN HAGEN, Sheriff
Mcconnell & CARRIER Attys. for plf
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07
GRASS VALLEY, Sept. 4tb. 1860

EDIroR JoURSAL-Within a few days, re-
peated inquiries have been made as to my posi-
ton upon the Bulkhead question, and L take
this mode of answering, once for all.
Personally and as the nominee of the Repub-
lican party for Senator from this county, l am
uncompromisingly opposed to the Bulkhead
scheme, regarding it the chief of swindles
ever attempted to be put upon the people of
California. J. |. SYKES.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07
BY TELEGRAPH

TO THE NEVADA JOURNAL.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07
SAcRANESTo. Sep. 9Th.
UNION CONVENTION.

SACRAMENTO, Sep. 9Th.
UNION CONVENTION.
E2ectors.--J. b. Crockett, of San Francisco
G. W. Bowie, of Sacramento, P. L. Minor, of
Tehama, JAS Lander, of Los Angeles.
DOCGLAS CONVENTION.
Eectors--H Humphrey Griffith, Of Yolo. Rich
ard p. Hammond, of San joaquin, co. D. Price
of siskiyou, Pablo DcLatiuerra, of Santa Bar.
bara.
Convention still in session. A.
SENATOR SEwARD has been travelling and
speechifying in Maine.
THE HzsrERIAy for September is before US,
and presents an inviting appearance.
c. f. DE- LoSG is again nominated, against
his wishes this time.
THE CoNFosIroR comes to us enlarged and
makes handsome appearance.
MARRIED,
On Rock Greek, Sept. Sd, by Jno. Anderson,
ESQ, Joseph F. Bowman and Susan J. Eggleson.
In la Porte, Thursday evening, August goth, by
Rev. G. A. Pierce, Ii. W. MCCOY to MARY GoE,
both Of Rough Ready, Nevada County.
BIRTH.
In this city, Sunday, Sept. ID, to the wife of
Chas. II. Mead, r son.
In this city, Monday, Sept Sd, to the wife Of
w. S McRoberts, a son.
ID e ID,
At Hunts Hill, Wednesday, Sept. 5ti, of ty-
phoil fever, George Hmch, formerly of Camden,
Ad'lington County, Canada West, aged about 20
years.
The members of Sierra Nevada Division No Il,
Sons of Temperance, are requested to meet ut the
Hall at l T. II. to attend the funeral.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

NEw PAPER AILL--The Pacific Sentinel RS
latcs that Messrs Van Valkenburg of San Fran
cisco, are building new paper mill on San Lo-
renzo Creek mile and half from Santa Cruz.
The mill is calculated to manufacture $50 reams
Of paper In twenty four hours. The mill will
make straw paper for a time, contract for a
large quantity being taken already.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

NEW PAPER.-The first No. OF the lSdcra-
u,eato DAILY Democrat by II. ]. Bidleman Co.,
is before US. 1t is edited ably by NJ. G.. Upton,
Esq, formerly of the Standard, and supports
Breckenridge and Lane. The Democrat is
subscribers at IS cents per week or ten dollars
vear
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

How WILL FILLMORE FoTE ?-Those who en-
Douglas electoral tickets in the state Of New
York viii deprive Lincoln of the electoral
vote of that state, ARE doomed to disappointment.
4 few of the leaders may attempt to sell out
ard attempt to sell the people with them. It is
clear that the rank and file are not to be dis
posed of as merchandise in the political market
Neither are some of the leaders parties to a
bargain and sale. Our readers will remember a
long letter of Millard Fillmore to the Union
meeting in New York in December last, which
We published. In that letter iie came down up
on Douglas and his measures as the cause OF
tho distraction now existing in the Union. Fill
more is an honorable gentlemen, and we are
sure, will not lend his influence in The most re-
mote degree directly or indirectly, to assist
Douglas to the electoral vote of New York.
MOUNTAIN RAILROAD SCRvEY.-We notice in
the Hydroulic Prcss that Mr.. J. &. Elliott had
paid a visit to North San Juan, and was endea-
voring to raise from 50 500 to $4,000 for the
purpose of making survey, for a railroad from
Marysville through the Henness Pass ria San
Juan, reporting upon and mapping the same,
The Press also states, several of the leading men
were interesting themselves in the matter.
We have no other object in referring to this
matter than to protect the people of North San
Juan, for whom we have great respect from
imposition. 1t becomes our duty to say that
certain facts have been brought to our knowl-
edge which do not leave Mr. Elliott the rcputa-
ton of being any better man than he ought to
be in money matters. Further and full partlc-
ulars can he obtained by addressing Geo. W.
Welch, of this city, whose contracts with Mr..
Elliott in black and white will show for them
selves.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

JUpGE BARBOUR NoHNATEp.-Judgs Bar
bour, (cvery body knows Judge Barbour, and
some have reason for knowing him. has receiv-
ed from the Douglas convention of Yuba the
nomination for the Assembly
''Imperial CGsar dead and turned to clay,
hight stop hole 10 keep the Wind away"
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

MAEMoTH CAEzsE.-steele Brothers, of Panta
Reyes. have made cheese weighing SEQ
rouuds. I. ia on exhibition a; san TrauciYco
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

Electors.--J. b. Crockett, of San Francisco.
G. W. Bowie, of Sacramento, P. Il. Minor, of
Tehania, Jas. Lander, of Los Angeles.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

Billy LoNG NoEIxArrD.-The redoubtabie
Billy Long has been nominated for Senator Of
Sacramento county by the Douglas party. He
has been long, an applicant for otfre; sometimes
he has succeeded in Convention. when the peo-
pie told him to- go, 1opg,. They viii tell him
again to git 'yoHg.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

GABRIEL DLows.-Gabri n. Swcezy dehy-
cred the annual address at the Marysvlle Fair
on the 4th. L is a matter Of sons doubt--in-
deed, we may say. great dou5t-if ''the island
of Mcroe. in Ethiopia, was the cradle Of agri-
culture and civilization, or that 1t gave reli-
gion and the arts Of civilized life to the valley of
the Nile'-as Gabriel says. On the wAole we
think some plain farmer could have footed his
horn quite as vel as Gnbr!el has done
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

How TIE Pass STAyDs.-Tho California
papers which are advocating tn cause of Doug-
las and johnson, for President and Vice Prc.i-
dent, numbernow, twenty four; those for Breck-
nridge and Lane. twertv-onc
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

PEACE WITH rEE-PAH- UTEs.-CoL. Lander.
has had a talk With Winnemucka, who is viii
ling to bury the Ratchet and live on terms of
amity with the whtcs. He says his squaws
and pappooses are tired Of hiding on the rocks
ani Wart resL
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

CoLD HUNTERS RETrayrD. Those adyeutu-
rers we mentioned some time since, who went
up to Behrins Straits in search Of gold on an
island there, have returned with nary nugget-
They found mica and eolI-no gnlI
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

DOuGLAs ELEcroRs.-John r. Mcconnell,
Humphrey Griffith. John r. Ridge and s. II.
Dosh, are mentioned as candidates for electors
on the Douglas ticket.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

THE UNION STATE CONVENTION met on We'd
nesday at Sacramento. The Douglas Conven
ton net ON the same day.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

WHAT NrXr-The Z n n lIir1o,.-McDon-
aid probably-wants Moses Kirkpatrick, of 81
ezra, elected U. 5. Senator instead of q win
Q, Tempors-O. Noees.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

GEORGE A. IouSG.-Ths individual turned
up in our county Few weeks since in time to
become a candidate for the Assembly before the
Douglas Convention. Mr.. iiill, Of Rough 4
Ready, and Young are found roosting On the
same pole again. What wonders. next?
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

Henry STARR, good member of the Legis-
ature from Sacramento, last winter, is going to
run again, but Independent Of parties.
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

BRowS AND 4 HALF.-The Territorial En-
terprizs Of Sept. lst. come, to lis on brown pa
per and half sheet. Trast to the Placcrvilie
route and the pFoprictors will be obliged to
print their paper on a shin fan vet
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-07

W. W. AGAIy.-Gen. William Walker, the
pirate, has made another descent the Cen
tral American coast. Ga the 9TH Of August he
took Truxill1.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-19
IS TIE PLACE TO BUY
- rs - ~ TE Z NJ O. Il,
Hats, Gaps and
z q FINISHING GOODS.

MACHINE POETRY "A la IIIAWATHA
Here's the place 10 10 buy your toggery,
Buy your vests and buy your brooches,
Huy your shirts and fancy FILINGS,
Buy your caps and buy your chdDeduS,
Buy your garments big and little,
Hat rs high as any stecple,
Or rs low rs is the bayou,
All goods soldas low or lower than the lowest,
Retail dealer in this region,
bares TO sell his traps and plumber,
Opposition "stand from undcrl'
Marks is he rs who can paddle
Ills own good ship. his own staunch hooker,
Boots and shoes for gents and ladies,
Children and youth and little babies,
Marks has, and he is bound 10 sell 'em
Cheaper than the other traders,
Who can only barely, wadde,
While he'll 'ust get up and ladadde."
Work 20 wlndward Of the squadron,
For he carries piles Of canvass
And "goes in" upon his muscle.
Come along or send your orders
For goods that came by the haloolah,
Goods that come via Golerch,
That's the route TO bring you freight on,
Always sound and always certain,
Tar across the raging Huron,
Bat the God % navigation
Likes tho style Of the Kalooah,
Likes her owners and her captain,
And he bessos every package
Every box and every barrel,
That comes that way most truly.
But the machine il quite unruly,
So pll blow my whistle and
Shut OF. H. MARKS.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-19

DIRE ORS
James Lorimer Graham, James o. Sheldon,
Joseph b Namum, John C. Henderson,
Leonard Appleby, Daniel Parish,
Frederick II Woloott, Gustayas A. Conoyor
William X Strong, Martin Bates, Jr,
Moses Taylor, Charles l.. Nosc,
Warren Dolauo, Jr., Watson T. Case
Henry V. Butler, lorain Freeman
Bowes r. MoIlyaine Edward Mlcombor
Gilbert l.. Beockman, Jas Lorimer Graham, Ji
Joseph h Narnum, Jr, Samuel ID. Bradford, Jr
Dudley Is Fuller, Charles T. Applehy.
JAMES LORMER GRAHAM, Pres't.
EDWARD A. SrRANsBURY, Scry
EoBEuT c. RATuBoNE, Asst Secy
JONI w. STRONG, State Agt.i Detroit.
CnAs. b. MOTT Agent, East Saginaw.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-19
GROCERIES &C.

new Supply Of Fresh Family Groceries has been
received Mt the Store Of John Derby consisting Of
every article in this line that is required for family
use-great pains have been taken in selecting such
goods preferred by the best Of house keepers,
for purcness excellence Of flavor and beauty Of ap-
poarance;t will not be necessary 10 say than this
Please call and examine my Sugars, CoTees, Teas.
Spices, &C. and judge for yourselves.
LUMDERMENS AND SHIPS STORES.
arc to I've had here in the grntost abundance and
vuriety-and Il is also confidently added at lower
prices than elsewhere. ] would take this opportun-
~ to express my gratitude for the large patronage
which have received and hope that an intelligent
public already appreciate the benefit they have re-
ceived by the greatly reduced prices at which my
goods have been sold, compared with former ones i'm
posed ON them JOHN DERBY
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-19
JOINER WORK.
Millinery Goods.

OPENING daily at MRs HoBBY's Rooms over
\fDerby's store.
Ladies' please call and zee for yourselves The
Store is largo and well selected and viii be produced
~ fas, &c can be arranged Tor puclie inspection and
sale every article Of fancy and stable Millinery may
be found here at a.ioDishingly low prices
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-19
Give AND LET LIVE. y

IL the principle upon which they arc determined to
do business and they will conine themselves eXolu-
siyely to the Boot Shoe and Leather trade To their
stock of goods for Ladies they would call par
tcuar attention They have constantly in their en-
ploy the best Of workmen, keep the best Of French
Calf and Patent Leather and can and do make rs
good Boot can DC bought IN the State
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-19
LADIES' Cutters AND LACE BOOTS

Unsurpassed for durability and beauty made to or
der. Their Mandatory is in constant operation,
and all orders executed on the shortest notice Lum-
bermcn will do well TO call and examine their stock
Of BOOTS before purchasing elsewhere, as they
pledge themselves 10 sell BETTER ARTICLE at
a LOWER PRICE than has ever been sold in this
county Call and see. A. EATON & co.
East Saginaw, October 90 1859.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-19

And othcr varieties AZ prorortionate rates Forest
trccsct short notice and warranted Tor two year.
| All those wanting anything in the above line will
please send IN their orders by The 10th Of Feb 1860
Eas, saginaw, Dec. Is, 1859. c. ID. PATTEE.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-19

The reason why the dying never weep
is because the manufactures Of life have
stopped forever; the human system has
run down at last; every gland of the sys-
tenn has ceased its functions. In almost
all diseases, the liver is the mandatory
that stops work; one by one the others
follow, and all the fountains Of life are at
length dried up, there is no secretion any
where. SO the eye in death wceps not;
not that all affection is dead in the heart,
bnt because there is not tear drop IN 1t,
.uv more than there is moisture on the
Iins.-Dr. HaH, ~ Fveide Jonrndk
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-19
Fruit and Shade Trees

THE subscriber win furnish any quantity Of Fruit
Il trees, Shade trees, shrubbery, &c, the coming
spring. at reasonable prices. Shade trees will be
following prices
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-19
BOOTS, SHOES &LEATHER! 4
The Valley store!
A. EATON g. co,

A RE NOW OFFERING A LARGE AND
~ Choice Stock Of Boots and Shoes of every de-
scrpton and variety Except PaStebOard and Shac-
Hgs,) which for CASH,
Farmers Produce, Shingles or Lumber,
They pledge themselves TO sell on BETTER TERMS
than such goods have ever been offered In this
market