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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-31

To Henry Caldwell, X. s. Kowe.
NOU and each OF you are hereby notified that
L there Is Oh file in the fhce OF th1 Clerk of
the District Court oil lee county, Iowa, at Keo-
kuk, petition OF hiram Barney, claiming Of
Eliza Stripe the sum Of thirty ore hundred
dollars, with ten Per cent. interest per snnum,
psyatle annually, AZ money due on two mortgages
made by her 10 Charles Mason and since assigned
Y sAd Airam Barney, dated October s, 1866; also
claiming against each Of you the foreclosure Of
said mort nke the same being upon Lots enc and
two in Block Ave in Msson's Upper Addition 10
the City Of ksokux, Lee county, Iowa, for the
purchase money; and further asking for =
sale OF said premises, ard general relief.
And un less You appear and Lkwerssid petition
on or before the mon of the second day of the,
next term IL said court, to commt nee Ut Keokuk
on the lst Monday OF September, A.. D.. 1861. a
default VIII be entered againet You and Judgment
rendered thereon, as prayed Tor in said petition.
es NOBLE h STRONG,
May is. 1871 I'm Plaintiffs Attorneya
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The Singer Machines

Make the interiocked stitch, which is the best
stich known. They are Of great speed, easily IN
derstood simple In structures of great sbility,
adapted to the heaviest and Ightest goods, are FIN
i-heu sssst perfect tnasanst, And be used
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To Soldiers and Others!
N. S. C0LBY'S
PAIN EXTERMINATOR

or DROPS, and also his Rheumatic Liniment for
Dysentery, Sore Throat Sore Eyes. Burns.
Bruises, Cuts Wounds, Colds, Coughs, Rheu-
matism, &c, &C..
We the undersigned having used N. s. Col.
by's Great Pain Exterminator, or Drops, and
also his Rheumatic Linment, for the past few
years would say, that 1t is one Of the greatest
medicines in the world, and we highly recommend
il to all families who suffering with any disease
whatever--and would say that 1t is good for all
it is recommended to be by said Colby
Rev II Udall, Craftsbury jeremiah Stone, Ell
more Andrew A. Tracy, W 9 Russell, Mary N
Pussell, Daniel Chase, Wallin, Mrs Mary =
GORDON, Mrs l. Clark Mrs w s Smith, Mrs
Campbell C M Lyon, Mrs + r Kicker, Montpe-
lier VIM Brush. Harriet Strong, Mary l. Dupow,
Mrs HELEN NJ Barnes. Julia Holding. Rufus Hol-
ding, Wnooski Falls Farnum Thompson. VIII
lston Il Hobert Westford + Weatherby. Mrs
PWeatherby. Lucy Weatherhy, Mrs Harriet Reed
Mrs Mary Ann Atwood. Cambridge Centre Jon
atban Douglass. Morristown; Martha Divoll,
Martha A Hyzer. d d Hyzer, ANA Q Sterling,
l. Ann Sterling, II D Sterling Thos W Putnam.
Warren Alkaline Brownell, Essex Eliza N
woodwerth, waterville Levi Pratt, Jr, Mrs
Maryett Pratt. Mrs Lucy Walker. Moses l. Nut
ting. E. E. Nuttng, North Hyde Park.
The Manufacture Of this medicine was com.
menced in ls45. Prepared by n. s. CoLDEY
Stowe Vito whom sll orders should be addressed
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In Morristown Oct 18th. Mrs. Maria Warren,
wife of Ezra Warren, aged So years.
Mrs. Warren always possessed delicate health,
but managed her domestic concerns in very ac-
cep'abe manner till about 2 IL years since,
when she was attacked with the disease which ii
nally, after much suffering terminated her earth
ly career. The disease was an encysted ovarian
tumor; commencing in the left oracia and ex-
tending gradually upward, filing the abdomen,
and pressing severely on the heart and lungs. A
post mortem examination was made by the ply
sicians who had previously seen her, and they
removed the entire tumor, which proved to be
partly solld, and partly fluid the wole weighing
60 pounds The lower and solid portion of the
tumor, appeared composed of half dozen lesser
tumors each having its own sack, the coatings
of which were from one third to half an inch in
thickness and filled with an albuminous fluid,
resembling the white of an egg. The main sack
was so firmly adhered to the walls of the abdomen
in many places as to require knife for its sep
araton thus causing great amount of previous
enfama ton and accounting for the great amount
of pain and suffering experienced by the deceas-
ed. for the last two years of her life She was
indeed great sufferer bat she is gone, and those
best acquainted with her, know best how to APP.
preciate her worth. CoEM.
In Cambridge, on the Sd ult. Emma, daughter
of the late Mr., Mazuzan, and step-daughter OF
Harmon Morse, Esq, aged 10 years.
In Westminster, on the 9th inst, Levi Wis
wall, aged So years.
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CARD.

To the public.--The cavalry soldiers of Orleans
county would through us, hereby tender to N. P.
Keller, ESQ.,, the champion of hotel keeping,
their warmest and most sincere thanks for the
kindness. generosity and warmth of patriotic
feelings with which he has opened the doors Of
his commodious and convenient house to us as
soldiers--sparing nothing on his part to make
us all happy and comfortable. May he be as kind
to all sons Of theRcpublic.
ii. CLAY FLINT, LIST Lieut.
a JOSIAH CIRCUIT, ~ Mens
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Marrif6.

In this village, on the 10th inst, bv Rev. S. A
Parker, of Stowe, VIM. L. Mars, and Isabel @
Sawyer, both of this village.
The printer was remembered.
In Mora. N. Y, on the 10th inst, by Rev
Thomas Hickey, P. X. Gleed, ESQ.,. of Morris
vile. and Miss Ellen J. Fuller, of MORA.
The printer was remembered
In Morristown, Sept. Is, by Rev. Mr.. Bartlett
Mr.. VIM. II. H. Whitney of Middesex and Miss
Susan r. Bennett, of Morrstown.
In Waterville, Oct. LIST, by Rev. C. f. Garven
Mr.. Byron Crowell, of Hyde Park, and Miss
Helen Hatch, of Johnson
In Coventry, Oct. LIST, bv Rev. piny II. White
Mr.. Clarendon S. Seaver, of Barton, and Miss
Stella M. Sessions, of Coventry.
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LIST Lieut. M Tubbs.
I'd Liem.-Barnard d Fabyan.
.Sergeasts-J HI Wright, G w Flan-
ders, Fec L Wood, Jason r Bixby, Nell
son c Minard.
Corporals-Chas Hyde, VIM M Jewell
Geo Messenger, Sumner HI Lincoln, Grin
Lufkcn, Daniel Moulton, Thomas X G
Wright, James G Hebard.
D,ummer-John A Colby.
Wagoner-David Horner.
FRANKLIN COUNTY COMPANY.
Captaia.-Elisha J Barney.
LIST L;eut-Lucius Green.
I'd Liem-Alfred H Keith.
Orderly Se'geant-Clark Burr.
ISergeant-Ira D Hatch, Josiah Sturt-
evant, Joseph + AvcrilI, Geo W Brother-
son.
CorporalS-Bradford S Murphy, VIM
Fletcher, William A Green, Francis Friot,
Guy G Martin. Joseph R Elliot, G Clap
per, Goodsel Hicks.
Drummer-Albert L Thompson.
FJsr-Louis Christian Jr.
Wagoner--Jcrry Arsion.
ESSEX COMPANY.
Captaia-Wcslcy Hazelton.
la Lie'a-W B Reynolds.
I'd Leaa-E R Renney.
Serqeents-E A Holton, Scion Fletcher,
John Macomber, Horace Brownel, d NJ
Holton.
Corporals-Rulup Bellows, Lyman
Williams, Elliot Robinson, VIM Pryor, II
7 Mosley, John Swan, Geo Mongcr, VIM
Dunlap.
Drummer-Fred Basford.
Fiter-L S Bradley.
Wagoner--J II Thatcher.
WOODSTOCK AND cAvENDIsH COMPANY.
Captaua--J c Spalding.
LIST Lieut-Gco G Randall.
I'd Lieut-Hiram A Kimball
ScrgeantS-Albert S Lampson, John Y
Raistuck, Henry G White. Geo S Pratt,
Michael H Parker.
CorporalS-Franklin W Stacy, Edwin
Fl Perkins, Daniel f Taft, Austin Grant,
Mathew Hussey, Jarcmiah E Wilson,
Stephen P White, VIM F Woodland.
Musicians-Edwln Kingston, Hiram
] Wallis.
Wogoner-Andrew J Holt
RoXBURY COMPANY.
Captatn-D B Davenport.
la Liem-R Tcmpleton.
I'd Liem-L Ainsworth.
Sergeants--- ? Gould, P Crane, Jr., H
n Bushnell, D Sterling, L w Wales.
Corporals-W B Hancock, I Murphy.
f H Fuller, G D Parker, P H Murphy,
D P Shepard, L P Folsom, E R Dodge
Drummer H D Davenport.
Filters L Richardson.
Hagoner-I W Clifford.
ORLEANS COUNTY COMPANY.
Cdptatn-Oscar A Hale.
Isl Lieut-Geo II Phelps.
I'd Lscut--Carlos w Dwinnell
,Seryennts--Chas f Bailey, NJ Warner
Davis, Wilbur Leach, Fred M Kimball,
Ira d McClary.
Co,porals--Jcsse Courser i H Nye,
Martin L Page, o T Stiles, Dan Mason,
VIM Chismorc, Moses Abbott, W Davis.
Drummer Drew.
Wagoner-H Byron.
ADDISON COUNTY COMPANY.
Captatn-Geo Parker, Jr.,
lst Lieut. Riley A Bird
I'd Lsem-Frank G Butterfeld
,Se,ycaats-Zira Elliott, Henry Prime,
Argalus L Squier, Albert A Cram, Chas
Huntington.
Corporals- Charles B Strickland, Ed
ward Barney, John L Parker, Warren B
Dunshee John Wheeler, Sewel Sargent.
Augustus L Cox, Henry NJ Parker.
Drummer--Daniel g Quimby.
Wdgoner-John Sheldon.
RUTLAND BURLINGTON AND pLAINFIELD
COMPANY.
Coptain-Edward + Reynolds.
Isl Lieut-Elijah Whitney.
I'd Iseut-Denison A Raxford.
SeryeantS-James Couney. Joseph J
Lasor, Geo G Babcock, Franklin Noyes,
Charles A Higgins.
Coporals-Chas A Templcton. Pat
a.; al, C,orr Gooroo " E.rr + G Shenstona
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4 SAFE AND SPEEDY REMEDY FOR
IA coughs, Group asthma Whooping cough,
sore throat,
And all diseases Of the Throat and Lumgs
READ THE FOLLOWING:
From Hon. Levi Underwood, Lieut.. Gov, of VT
Messrs. II. Is. Mago0n, ~ Col have used
your Weeks Magic Compound, for severe colds
and sore throat, and it has proved an efficient
| remedy. 1t is valuable accession to the list of
remedies for colds, coughs &c.
am, NC, Yours, LEVI UNDERWOOD.
Burlington, Oct. 8, 1860.
From Hon. j. Poland State Senator of VT
have used your Weeks Magic Compound in
! my family, and have never found any remedy so
efiectual in curing coughs and sore throat, and
other diseases of the lungs, J. POLAND
| Montpelier, Oct. |. 1860.
From Hon. Timothy P. Redfeld
| by using your Weeks Magic Compound short
time, was entirely cured of one of the seveiist
and most obstinate colds upon my lungs that
ever experienced. ! know of no remedy equal to
1t for coughs and lung complaints generally.
| Montpelier, Oct. Ii, 1860 7. p. REDFIELD.
From Rev. E. b. Smith, d. D., Principal of
New Hampton Institution.
| The Magic Compound which you furnished me
| last Spring, when | was suffering most severly
from the effects of long continued cold upon my
| lungs, acted like charm. he first night after
| taking it, | coughed less and slept better than
|
the difficulty entirely. | should use it again 10
preference to any medicine have tried when sim
arly afflicted. Yours truly,
Fairfax, vt, Apr. "a. 1860, E. B. SMITH.
GROUP.
| A short time since my child was attacked most
severely with the Group. We thought she could
not live five minutes. A single dose of Weeks
Magic Compound relieved her at once, and she
has no attack Of it since. / think no family
should be without it, M F.VARNEY,
Principal of Missisco Valley Academy.
North Troy, April Is, 1860.
Il. B. MAGOON & Co.,
North Troy, VI, Proprietors.
AGESTs--Dutton Hyde, l.. n. Moves, Hyde
park e. II. Shattuck, John Macintosh, Water
vile j. W. Turner, J. w. Sake, Cambridge w.
Fl. Grswold, II. F. Weherby Co. p. Spencer,
Jacksonville : Samuel Bedding, S. & f. b. Mer
riam, g. w. Scott G. J. Patch, johnson II. Ca
dy. Stowe; G. r. Page, s. b. Clarke D. A. Gil
bert, W. |. Atkins, Morrisville and by dealers
in medicine every where 45yl
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STATE OF VERMONT.
Lamoille County, IS.


CARLOS S. MOVES,
ROBERT c. BARNES,
and other Defendants.
The said Petitioner has filed his petition in the
office of the Clerk of said Court, setting forth
that said Robert q. Barnes who resides IN parts
unknown to the petitioner out of this State on the
I'd day of September. A. ID. 1854, duly executed
to said Carlos s. Noyes, mortgage deed of certain
land IN Hyde Park in the county of Lamoille and
State of Vermont, described as follows, viz =
Fifty-seven acres of land, being part of the
third division lot, drawn to the original right of
Ebenezer Whitney, bounded as acknowledging
at the southwest corner of said lot thence easter
y in the southerly 1.-The of said lot one hundred
rods, thence northerly in line running parallel
with the westerly line of said lot so far as to in
tersect the southerly line of tract of land that
N. p. Sawyer previous to the 18th day of June,
1929 decided to Marvin Gazier; thence westerly in
southerly line of land decided as Aforesaid to said
Marvin Glazer so far as to ntersect the westerly
line of said lot, thence southerly in the westerly
line of said lot, to the bound begun at; being the
same land decided to said II. q. Barnes by Joel d..
Field and wife, September I'd, 1854. Said mort
gage being given to said Noyes for a part of the
purchase none, of said premises being due from
said Joel D. Field to said Noyes conditioned for
the payment of seven hundred and twenty-five
dollars, specified in six promissory notes, signed
by the said II. q. Barnes, and payable to said g..
S. Moves or his order, dated September I'd 1854,
one for one hundred dollars due JAM LIST, 1856,
and four notes for one hundred and twenty dol
lars each, one due Jan. LIST, 1851, one Jan. LIST,
1858, one Jan. LIST, 1853, one jan LIST, 1860, and
one note for one hundred and forty-fve dollars
due Jan 1st 1861, all Of said notes payable with
interest annually after October LIST, 1854 which
have not been paid
And that Calvin r. Loveland of Hydepark, in the
county of Lamoille, and Philip X. Gleed Of Nor
ristown in said county, Administrator of Thomas
GIeed, late of said Morristown, deceased, and
David Wilson of johnson in said Lamoille coun-
ty, and Eben Barnes Of said Hyde Park have and
claim an interest in said premises and right to re.
deem the same, and praying for foreclosure, and
IL appearing that Robert q. Barnes resides out Of
this State, and that Subpenea cannot be served
on him,
| It IL ordered that said Robert G. Barnes be no
titled and required to appear on the first day OF
the next stated Term of the court of Chancery TO
be held at Hyde Park, within and for said county
of Lamoille on the first Tuesday of December
next. and make answer to said petition, by pub
LEGATION hereof three weeks successfully, the last
Of which shall be at least twenty days previous to
the commencement Of said term. In the News
dealer public newspaper published at Hyde
Park In the county Of I6moille.
Dated at Hydepark In the county Of Lamoille.
this olst day Of September A. D. 1851.
E.B. SAWYER, Clerk.
Il. g. SNAIL, sonoisof f5
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Flour
JOHNSON GLOVES.

THE Subscriber has good supply of Gloves
i and Mittens at her Shop, where customers
will receive prompt attention, She has also
opened shop in
johnson Village,
where she will be ready to repair or furnish to
ORDER any thing in the line Of Gloves, Mittens or
Furs.
Orders solicited and promptly attended TO in
both places. MARIA HOLMES.
johnson, Oct. I'd, 1861 45w6
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The MEETING OF TIE HISTORICAL So
cIErY.-Ihis society, whose prosperity
should enlist all who desire a correct his
tory of all the early events of our State
held its annual meeting in the State
House, yesterday, with very good atten-
dance. The officers of last year were
elected and after an interesting business
session, the Society adjourned to the Rep
resentativcs Hall, at seven o'clock in the
evening, to listen to the Annual Address
of Mr. Balch, and biographical sketch
of the late Thomas Gleed. of Morrisville,
by Mr.. Perkins of Stowe. The exercises
of the meeting we're extremely interesting.
Another business session. at which other
valuable papers were read, was held this
morning.-Freeman, 18th.
ARRIVAL OF GEN. BUTLER.--Gcn. But
Ter accompanied by Col. Washburne, ar
rived in town this morning on his New
England tour for the purposes heretofore
made public BY the special resolutions
of both Houses of this morning, he was
invited to give his views of the crisis be-
fore the Legislature. His remarks which
were made too late for this paper may be
given hereafter. Gen. Butler is better
looking man than he has had credit for
freeman.
ca AN ORR WELL.--We learn. from a
letter addressed to gentleman in this
town that there is an oil we'll in the town
of Titusville, Crawford Co, Pa. "that
throws to the earth's surface from two
thousand to three thousand barrels Of
oil daily So great is the flow that the
oil is three feet deep round the well, and is
running into the Creek below, and wasting.
By the best effort that can be made,
one-half of it cannot be saved. Brandon
Gazette. ay
gA DEsERTERs B. Brown and Ezra
Clark Of the Bradford Company, 9th Regi.
ment, deserted at Montpelier last week
and S25 reward is offered for their ar
rest ard delivery at-hsad quarters
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MUSICAL CONVENTION.

MUSICAL. CONVENTION will be held in
"A the old Church in Stowe, commencing on
Tuesday, Oct. 22d, at 10 O'Clock, A. M, and con-
tinue four days in succession closing with pub
lie Concert on Friday evening, the 10Th, under
the direction OF W. W. PARTRIDGE of Burling-
ton Vt.
The exercises of the Convention will consist in
the practice of Sacred and Secular Music, accom-
panied with such remarks and criticisms rs are
calculated TO cultivate correct style and taste OF
musical performance, practical instructions and
exercises upon the correct method of the cultiva-
tion of the voice. together with instructions, ar
ticulation, &c.
The Convention Is for all interested in musical
culture. The Inequalities OF the people of Stowe
are freely offered to the members of the Conven-
ton.
Tickets for the course and Concert 20 cents; fol-
the Concert Is cents.
CHAS. d. WAIT,
+. l.. ROBINSON, Committee.
ORRIN MOODY,
Stowe, Oct. 10th, lS6l.-46
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Wednesday, Oct l6.

Wednesday, Oct It,.
Bill Mtroduced- By Mr.. Beattie, to
incorporate the Essex Co. Railroad Com
pany to connect with the Passumpsic and
Atlantic and st. Lawrence Railroads !;
read twice, and referred to Com. on Roads.
By Mr., Edmunds, providing that any
school district may appoint the constable
of the town as collector and that he shall
have all the powers now appcrtainlng to
district collectors; read twice, and referred
to Com. on Printing. BY Mr.. Wood
bridge, to exempt one sewing-machine and
one musical instrument from attachment !;
read twice and referred to Com. Oh Print
Ing.
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Camp Gregory Smith. -.vt. 9th.

Below we give the names of the officers
of the different companies composing the
9th Reg, no " in Cap Gregory Smith,
Montpelier:
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a. The best, cheapest. and most successful fam.
lily paper in the Union" IE
A complete pictorial history of the times.
HARPERS' WEEKLY!
sPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED.
Price sic cents a number; $3.50 a gear.
CRITICAL NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
We would not so often call attention to Har-
pers' Weekly If We were not well satisfied that
1t is the best family paper published in the Uni
eed states, and for that reason, and that alone,
We desire to see it undermine and root out GER
tain kind OF literature too prevalent which bunts
the morals Of its readers vtiates their taste for
sensible reading, and Is already bad in its effects
Il New London Advertiser
It's fresh leaves, its clear type, its entertaining
variety its severe but just criticisms upon the
foles of the the times, its elegantly written and
instructive articles, and its able correspondence
all combine to make it the model newspaper Of
of our country, and one that every family must
prize. Its condensed weekly summary of foreign
and domestic intelligence is altogether superior
to that contained in any other journal. Being
publ he'd too, in a form for presery alton and
binding, il taken care of, as it deserves to be, it
viii be found in future years as welcome COM
panion for the family and Preside as the day on
which it was first perused. - N. Y. Evening Post
-TERMs-
One copy for one year $50
one copy for two years 400
ten copies for one year 1900
an extra coy will te allowed for every club of
of ten snbs cribers
Harpers' Weekly ia electrotyped, and back
numbers can be had at any time.
Vols. |, 2, 3, and f. for the years 1851 1858,
1853, and 1850, of Harpers' Weekly, handsomely
bound in cloth ezra phi SO 30 each, are now
ready. HARPER BROTHERS,
Franklin square, New York.
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OUCH ss Justice trustee. property and body
- wyis sad pessrt dsedc. !cy rsss q segss ster
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tbe property of the State, and may be
needed by said regiments, and that said
officer is directed TO proceed at once to
Washington, and to ascertain the wants of
said soldiers. and the capacity of the Gen.
ersl Government to supply them, and what
terms, if the Government desire it, the
State of Vermont may furnish such supply.
This bill was so amended, on motion
of Mr.. Smith of st. Albans as to strike
out the words, "ncw the property of the
State" and insert in their place, f" tents
and other articles" and after prolonged
debate. both with reference to the bill and
its amendments, it was passed as amended.
SEyATE-House Bill Al, providing that
the Quartermaster General furnish the I'd
and Sd Vermont Regiments with over
coats blankets, and other needed equip
mcnts, and that be proceed Immediately
to Washington to ascertain the deficiencies
of camp equippage, hospital stores, &c.,
the capacity of the General Government
to supply now and in future their wants,
was so amended as to include all the YER
mont soldiers and passed
HousE-Bills introduced and referred.
Bv Mr. Robinson of Stowe. an act to
change the name of H. +. Bigelow, and
constitute him heir of John B. and Lavina
Lund to General Committee.
Petition introduced and referrcd.-By
Mr.. Tabor, for charter for railroad con-
Meeting st. Johnsbury and Island Pond !;
to Committee on Roads.
REPORT OF cANvAsGNG COMMITTEE
For GOVERNOR.
Whole number of votes cast 42,l3'
Necessary to choice, N,o69
Frederick Hobrook had 33,l52
Andrew Tracy, 5,l22
B. II. Smalley, $3.50
Scattering, 10
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Whole number of votes cast, Al $50
Necessary to a choice, 2O,934
Levi Underwood had SS,l45
Erastus Plimpton, 1924
Stephen Thomas, 4O6
Giles Harrington, ITO
Scattering, II
FOR TREASURER
Whole number of votes cast, H,3l6
Necessary to a choice, 2O,65o
John B. Page had 32,4Sf
j. I. Thurston 5,62l
George Washburn 3,O5l
II. B, Smith l19
Scattering Al
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NOR SALE-A SPLENDID STOCK OF NEW AND
second hand Tables, for $780, $50 and $3.50, COM
pletc and warranted. Eayatelle Tables for sale.
WILLIAM II. GRIFFITH, l48 Fulton street.
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DROWNE NICHOLS, AUCITONEERS- SATURDAY
- August "a, at l0G O'clock at our saesrooms, IS
Nassau street. large sale Of second hand Househod Fan
ture, very elegant consisting Of rich Velvet Tapes
try Brussels and Wilton Carpets solid rosewood Paror
Furniture, in suits, covered with brocatel satin and
plush superb French plate Mante and Pier Mirrors Or.
molu Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures rosewood and maho
gany Bookcases, Library Tables and Chairs, solid
and iedsteads Straw Mating Mattresses, Feather Beds
Bosers and Pillows, Palasses &c oak Sideboards Ex
tension Tables, Dining Room Chairs in morocco Lace and
brocatel Window Curtains and Shades, Oi,cloths and
Stair Rods also patent Refrigerators and Kitchen Furn
ture Catalogues ready carly Saturday morning. Also
two very nno rcproof Safes mado by Patrcaand Her
ring and quantity Of Office Furniture
Also, at one O'Clock, fine family Hos
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RT DOUGHTY, AuCTIoNEtR-WlIJ. SELL THIS DAY
Wls Saturday, at 10H O'Clock, at saesroon, IS Mas
street, general assortment Of first class custom
made Furniture viz:-Rosewood and mahogany Parlor
Suits, covered in harcloth and brocatei Tee atetcs,
Parlor Arm and Sewing Chairs gilt frome Oval and Pier
Glasses marble top Centre Tables Carpets, Oiclchs *
tension Dining Tables, Bullets Dressing Bureaus, Wash
sand Bedstcads Hair Mattresses lounges Wardrobes,
&c Also at IL O'Clock, superior rosewood Panofote
made by T. Gilbert, of Boston, The whole to be peremp
torily sold.