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TRUSTEES SAFE

WHEREAS. Frederick Hrssher, by his Deed Of
w Trust bearing date the ninth day of June
A. D. 1857, convey cd to George c. Dixon, as Trns.
tee the fo wing descrl ed real estate, situste In
Wiiseye Addition to the City Of keokuk. County
Of Lee and State Of Iowa, and more particularly
described as five acres, being the south half Of
Block number three in said Addition; which con-
vey Ance was made to secure the payment IT twelve
premsssory notes, in said Deed Of Trust specified
and described, executed by raid Frederick BrasheY
TO Greene Erskire and Joseph Eidgway, dated
tho ninth day Of June, 1857, payable in six equal
annual payments from the third day Of February,
A. ID. 1857, bearing eight per cent. interest. and
for the aggregate slm Of 81 l66 66-lto and
whereas the first eight of ssd netts and the inter
es, main due ana unpaid therefore, 1T thertquest
If the holders thereof, l, George G. Dixon, said
Trustee will sell the real estate above described,
according to the provisions OF said Deed Of Trust,
at the front door OF the Court House in keokuk
aforesaid, on the 21t day of March next, between
the hours of o'clock q. m. and o'clock p m. of
that day. for cash, to the highest bidder to satisfy
said notes, interest and costs.
-AEARAEC c. DIXON,
Eeh. 1f IsSf-d4w Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

"HEREAa, HawAlns Taylor, by his Deed
w Of Trust bearing date the 9Th day Of Jnne,
A. d. 1887, conveyed to George c. Dixon, Is
Trustee the folio wing described real estate situate
in Wilsey's Addition to tho City Ut keokuk, Coun-
ty Of Lee, AMI State Of Iowa and more particularly
dc cribed ~ tive Rrrts, btirg tho south half Of
Bieck number nine in faid Add,tionj which con-
veyance was made ~ secure the payment Of twelve
pfomissory nstes, in said Deed Vt Trust specified
and de cr,bea, executed by said Hawkins lay lor
to Greene Erskins and Josenh kidgway, lated the
9th day OF Junc 1877. payable in six equal annual
psy me nts fron The 3dIsy u bruAry, A. b. 1857,
bearing eight or cent. crest and for the aggre-
gate sum VI $i.l6k 66-l0e; and whereas the first
eight of said aud he interest remain due and
unpeid, fore, 1t the request OF tho holders
thereof Geo O. D. xon, said Trustee, will sell the
real above described, according ~ the prosi
9Gs of said Iced Of Trust. the front door III the
Court House in heokuk aforesaid, on the 2lst day
VI March next between tho hours Of o'clock :. m
and c'c,oc- N. Of that day, for cash, 70 the
h ghest bidder TO satisfy said notes, interest aud
costs. dEOkdE =. UlAON,
Feb. 10, ISeI-dlw Trustee.
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GEORGE c. DIXON,
Feb, 16, 1s61-d4w Trustee.
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS. RUFUS Wilsey. by his Deed Of
w Trust bearing date the 9th day OF June, A.
D. 1857, conveyed 10 George G. Dixon, rs Trustee,
the following described real estate, situate In
Wilsey's Addition to the City If kcokrk, County
Of Lee and tate u Iowa, and moro particularly
described as Eve acres, being the north half 0:
Block number seven in said Addition; which con-
veyance was made TO secure tho payment Of twelve
promissory notes, In said Deed of Trust specified
and described, exc uted by raid Rufus Wisey 10
Greene Erskine and Joseph Ridg~ay, dated the
9Th day Of June, 1857, payable Ia SIX equal an
Dual payments from the Sd day Of February A. D.
1857, bearing eight per cent. interest, and for the
aggregate FUN OF 81, TOO t6-fot; Hnt whCrrxE thu
first eight OF said notes and the interest remain
NIUE ana unpaid, therefore, ~ the request Of the
holders theisof, /, 8eeHge e. Dixon, SAID Trustee
Will sell the real estate above described, according
to the provisions Of said deed Of Trust at The front
door of the Court House in keokuk aforesaid, on
the 2lst dsy of March next, between the hours Of
clock .. IN. and o clock y. IN. OF that day,
for cash, to the highest bidder, to satisfy said
notes, interest ana costs.
GEORGE C. DIXON,
Feb. l6, 1861 DIV Trustee
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! TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEhEAs. lrederick Brashar, by his Deed Of
" Trust bearing date the ninth day of June,
a. u. 1927, conveyed to George G. Dixon a. Trus-
ee, The following described real estate situate in
Misey's Addition to the City Of Keskuk, County
or Lee, and state Of Iowa, and more PARTICULARS
deseri bed - five acres, being the south b., Of
Diocs number fifteen IN said Addition. "A con-
veyance was made TO secure the psymel. OF twelve
promsssory notes, in said Deed Of Trust specified
and described, executed BY said Frederick Bra her
70 Grcene fIssine and Joseph kleg2ay, dated tina
Y dey Il June, 1857, payable in SIX equal annual
payments from the thigl Jay vi febfusr, A ID.
1901, bearing eight per cent interest, ana for tn
a1gfegite sum ~ ST.. TO b6-lO0 and whereas he
hrst eight VI saia noses an the interest remain
dua aud unpaid, therefore, all the request IL the
holders thereof, !, Geoigs G. Dixon, Maid Trustee.
WILL he real estate above Gessr. Led rdip
70 the provisions ~ said II, ed IL Trust 1T the
door 81 the Court House in Keokuk aforesaid. on
the z1st Day Of March next, between the hours of
10 ciock 10 and O'Clock p. IN Of thar day, FIR
ctsh, 70 TIE CHEST bidder, 10 satisfy said notcs
interest and costs. GEORGE G. DIXON
Feb. 10, lStl.dlw Trn,,cs.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

WHERFAs, Frederick Brssh.r. by bis Deed of
w frost bearing date the ninth day of June,
A. d. 1851, conveyed to George G. Dixon AZ
Trustee. the following desctibca real sslats, stu
ate in Wilsey's Addition to the City Of keoknk
County of Lee, and State VI Iowa, and more lar
tieularly described five acres, bying the west
hail OF Hocs number thirteen In said Addition ;
which conveyance was made to secure the payment
Ut twelve promis~ sorry notes, in said Deed OF Trust
specified and described executed by said Frederick
BrAsher 70 Greene Erxkine and Joseph Fidgway,
dated he ninth day II June, 1857, pa bic Ia sx
equal annual payments from the Sd day Of Februa-
~, A. d. lo67. bearing eight per cent. interest.
and Tor the aggregate sum Vt $4,l66 60 100 and
whereas the FIRST eight oil said and be- interest
remain due and unpaid therefore, At the request
Of the holders thereof. /, George c. Dixon, SAID
Trustee, will sell the real estate above described
according to tn provisions OF said Deed of Trust,
at the front door IT the Court House 10 keokuk
aforesaid, IN the 2st day Of March next, between
the hours Ut O'Clock =. and 5 o 'closk p. m of
that day Tor cash, to the highest bidder 70 satisfy
said notes. interest and costs. dEU. G. DIXON,
Feb u. l6s1-dis trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, Hawkins Tay lor. BY bis Deed Of
w Trust bearing date The BIB day Of june, A.
D. Is 81, conveyed 10 6eurge sDi1on, as Trustee,
the following described real estate, situate in
Wilsey 5 Addition TO the City Of keokuk, County
of Les and state Of Iowa, and more particu lsrly
Eve scrc, being the east half Of Block
number thirteen In said Addition; which convey
ance was made to secure the payment of twelve
promissory notes, in said Deed Of Trust speci6ed
and described, executed BY sasd Hawkins Taylor to
Greene Elskine and Joseph RidgwAy, dated the 9th
day Of jane, 1857, payable IN six equal annual
pa vmen,s from the Sd day of February, A. b.
1857 bsaring eight per cent. interest and for the
ggrcgAte SUN If 81, 100 $1,000; snd where's - the
frst eight of said notes and the interest remain
due aud unpaid, therefore, at the request Of the
holders thereof, l, George Z. Dixon, said Trustee
will sell the real estate above described according
to the provisions ofsad Deed Of Trust IT the front
door OF the Court iiouss in kcokuk Aforesaid, on
the 2lst day OF March next, between the hours q
8 o'clock a. m. and clock p. N. OF that day
for cash, to the highest bidder, to satisfy said
notes, interest and costs.
GEORGE G. DIXON,
Eah h. lid Tru.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

AIHKREAS, Rufus WilAry by biz Deed Of
w Trust bearing date tho 9th day Of june, A
ID. 1857, conveyed TO George G. Dixon, NJ Trustee
the following described real estate situato in
Wilsty's Addition to the City Of keokuk, County
Of Lee and State Of lows, and more psrticu ~ y
described o. ave acres, being tho north half OF
Block number fosr in said Addition which con-
veysncc was made to secure the pay ment Of twelve
rromissory notes, in said Deed Of 1rust specified
and described, executed by said Rufus Wilsey to
Greene Erskine snd Joseph Fidgwsy, dated the
9th day Of Juno, 1857, payable in six equal an
nual payments from the 80 day Of February, A.
D. 1857 bearing eight per cent. interest, and for
the aggregate sum Of - ,I66 100; and whereas
the FIRST eight OF said notes snd tho interest 70.
main due and unpaid, therefore, At tho request Of
tho holders thereof. l, George G. Dixon, said
Trustee will sell the real estate above described,
according to the provisions of said Deed Of Trust,
at the front door of tho Court House in keokuk
aforesaid, on the 2lst day Of March next, between
the hours Of o clock n. and o clock p. m. Of
that day, for cash, to tho highest bidder to satis
fly said notes, interest and costs
GEORGE c. DIXON,
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ThUSTLE'S SALE.

WHEREAS, hawkins Taylor, by his Deed Of
Trust bearing date the ninth das Of June,
A. ID, 1887, conveyed TO George c. Dixon, rs
Trustee, the described real estate situate
in Wilsey's Addition TO the City If Keokuk,
County Of Lee, and state VI lows, Ard more par
tcularly described 90 I've acres, being the south
half Ut Beck number four in said Addition, which
conveyance vas made TO secure the payment of
twelve prumissory notes In said Deed Il 1rust spec-
hsd and dercrihed, executed by said Aa~ hins Tay-
loo to dreene ESstine and Joseph kidgwsy, dated
The ninth day Ct June, 1857 payable III six equal
annual payments from the third day Of February,
A. D. 1857, bearing eight pr ceut interest ard for
the aggregate sum Of 81 l66 66-ie0; snd whereas
the frst eight Of said notes and the interest re-
due and unpsid, there FORE at the reqnest of.
ID holders thereof, 1, George c. Dixen, said
Trustee will sell the real estate sbovs desuib bed,
aesording 70 The provisions Of said Dsea IL lYust
the front door of the Court House il keok sfore-
said, on The 2ist day of March rsxt, betsee, the
hours oil o'clock u. ana o. cock y. m If that
day, for cash, 70 the highest bidder 10 satisfy said
notes, intercst and costs.
GEORGE C. DIXON,
Feb. 10, lsEi-d4w Truxtee
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DAY & BRO.
Wholesale GrOCerS,
NO. los MAuN.ST..

hhVh
"A RE in receipt u
lAS90 ksgs assorted Nails,
100 bxs. aerman Soap,
50 Fancy Toilet soap.
60doI. extra wire handled brooms.
50 bxs. assorted Candy,
100 " Fancy Candies,
2se reams Writing Paper,
\, 200 Envelopes,
$4,000 assorted Cigars,
$4,000 Havana 6's
500 les. Indigo,
lobbis. assorted Nuts,
lO0kegs Bicarb soda,
ties. kice
200 bxs assorted Glass
500 Cotton Yarn.
~ gross Matches,
- realms wrapping Paper,
Bsaidesa large stock Of the various articles oil
Groceries, which offer at the very lowest d p1re
Veil 81 all times pay the highest price 70,
Hides, Furs, Pelts, Feathers, Beeswax and such
articles Of produce IS will preserve their nature IL
transportation.
Septl2d
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To George W. Lemon, NJ. P Lsmon, Mary A. Lee
mon, stephen u. Burbridge, Nj. Eurhey, Daniel
and Julia Agne, Cornelius Faulkner, Grdge 4
Bro, Muses. T. Mo bes head:
Nou and each Of yoa are hereby notified that
= on or before the irst day If February. 1861,
there will b. on tile III the Office Of the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, At keo-
kuk, the petition of VIM. @. 0raA.m claiming rs
against al you the io1eelossxa cf . mott - "a
executed BY the raid 1sorge W. Lemon to Milton
f.ColiiDs, March ~, 1896, upon the south IT tbs
south west u section tsenty-two AL Ia town
ship sixty I've t65l north Of range vest, and the
hail Of lot sigs ISl in block twenty -four In the
city Of kcoknk, all in the county u Lee AID ate
OF Iowa, 10 secure the payment Of three
notes Of same date, payable In two, three aud four
years respectively, for tho sum of eighteen hun-
drcd and seventy Ave dollars, with ten per rcnt.
interest per snnum; also asking juIgms nj against
the said George w. Lemon tor tue amount vi said
notes with interest sna custs.
AMI unless you sppcar and answer thereto on or
before tbs noon Of tie second day ~ the sxt
OF said Court, commencirg the third Monday Of
May next, judgment will be rendered against you
thereon. WIN. C. GRAHAM.
March s, 1S6l-dim
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OEtgtual N.tiee.

To John A. Bishs y. Ksthsr Parish Wn Parish.
JoseTh Parish, Nary J. Parish lwidowJ Mary ].
Parish tmtnofb, Ihos. Parish indy ldua ly nj as
AdAlnlsuator Il Joseph G. PARISH, deceased,
tiefendsntx}:
VvU sre hereby respectively rot hcd that there
! ifhow Oh nia In The Cisrhs tfssce Of tic It's
trlct Court Of Lee County Iowa. at Fort Madison
petiiiea oil Samuel Earsh, Vim. r.. Lee sud I'd
ward e. Del Van. Trustees, 6e claiming JUG
ncnt on foreclosure OF ho T.agE 1sstEst East
john II hop atoye Iamed fer the tim " two
thousand dollars. WITH ten per cent. interest from
the Let day II January, 1901, and Up cal aud
general execution * inst JOHN A. gishor. and ss
against all said u Iel daBia ab5se Iamsa Irsying
afro for the foreclosure vi a m.rtgsg glYen by said
John A. Bishop to Faid MARI, lee Il D,feyan,
Trustee, &e., upon the sout hast quarter tecsion
twenty two III Tow hip sixty suyen 1911 North,
Range five 81, In Lee county, lows; the sale Of
said mortgages prerises 10 pay 81 said debt, the
extinsuish lent OF ali equi II REDEEM ption there
In, fur costs aud q neral relief.
Now yoa aud each If you notified - arpear
aid answer said ps,iian on tn morning OF he ii
day VI The neat term II sid Caurt, To b. holden
IN the third Monday Of May, 1861, or jaasm.nt
and decree will b. bad therein as prayed for by
default.
H. SCOTT HOWELL,
Jan. 81, l6t04w Solicitor for Petitioners.
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new Book.
kNNCfCLoPEDIA Of Religious Know ledge.
- Monbeith Biographies.
Gould Brown . Grammar Of English Grammar.
do Grammar Improved.
do First LInes Of English Grommar.
Andrews Latin English Lexicon.
]. crittenden = Counting House Edition of Book
keeping.
Splits / Surrenes French Dictionary.
Bank Drafts, Notes, &c.
Sectional Maps Of Iowa, Illinois and Missouri
For Sale by
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dscl4-d Main. IT near 4th.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

NEUKdE c. DIXON.
Feb. Is. 1S8l-d4w Trustee
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Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-15
Union Club at MOorsville.

MooRsvILLE, May 10Th, 1861.
EDITOR DEMOCRAT "A large and enthusi-
astic meeting was held here to-day. for the
purpose of forming Union Club. The Hon
JAS NJ Shields called to the chair, ard made
a spirited and eloquent address and was loud.
ly applauded. ]. NJ. Curnard was appointed
Secretary. A Committee of five, viz: j. d.
Watson, l. N. Morris, c. A. Clark, S. /.
Delano and Geo. T. Shaw, were appointed to
draft resolutions expressive of the sense ofthe
meeting who reported the following;
WHEREAS, Rebellion to the constituted au-
thorities exists in some parts of our country,
and believing it to be the duty of good citi-
zens to uphold and defend our National honor
against domestic as well as foreign foes, there
fore
ReSolced That we, the citizens of Moors-
vile, do declare our unalterable attachment
and devotion to the Union as formed by the
patriots of 1887, and in the spirit Of our fa-
theirs we are resolved to support and sustain
the Constitution, the laws and the flag of our
country.
Resoired That burying all partisan feeling,
we will aid and support the Administration
the Union.
Hesoleed, That we are ready to obey the
call of duty whenever it may be necessary ;
and that while we can prevent 1t, no hand
shall ever raise enpon the soil of California the
emblems of treason or resistance to the con-
stituted authorities
Resolcc9, That we form ourselves into a
Union Club, for the purpose of sustaining the
National Government in all lust and law ful
efforts to maintain the Government of the
United States the Federal Union, and the
laws of the land.
Resolred, That copies of these resolutions
be forwarded to the Marysville DEMOCRAT
Marysville Appeal, and Butte Record for pub
lication.
The sentiment of the people here is unani-
mously for the Union and the Star Spangled
Banner-nnd long may it wave
Very respectfully,
M CUNNARD, Sec'y.
Moorsville Union Club.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-15
government will simnlv strike down ils own

Government will simply strike down its own
foes, or make them yield. The Republicans
who differ from these views will of course
stick closely to their party, regardless Of con-
sequences; but the liberal and unselish
members ofthe party. who are for "the eoun-
try above party" will give no heed to the
call Of the remnant Of their state Central
Committee for a State Convention. Let
party go for the present. We can take pla-
ces, hereafter when the country is restored
to peace, under whatever party call we may
choose, but during this campaign les us sink
party, and rally in support Of unconditional
Union men and measures Avoid the parti
zan gatherings at Sacramento on the llth
and 18th Of June, and let all Union men take
part in the election of delegates to the. Con
vention Of the Fourth of July. Six hundred
and ty-eight good Union delegates, sent
to that Convention by men of all parties, can
make, from the four political organizations ot
the past Union ticket more worthy of our
support, than can any merely political body
of half the number, confined TO selecting
candidates from Il single party.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-15

The SANTA CLARA SETTLERs.-lt is said
that the Settlers of Santa Clara have agreed
to submit their cause to a decision of the Su-
preme Court. Several lawyers have agreed
to plead their cause without charge
The Southern people have quite enough tc
do to attend to their own affairs at home
That they will resist to the last extremity
any invasion of their soil, is undoubtedly
true, but that they propose to make an ag-
gressive war on the North is equally untrue
The great struggle with them is to sustain
themselves at home and repel any and all at
tempts to conquer hem.-ErpreSS.
What does the Express mean by invasion
The marching of Federal troops through
States on the way to occupy Government
property? Why, if that be invasion, we
must rise at once and drive off the United
States troops from this coast. What right
has the Government to invade oar soil There
are 5000 Government soldiers this side of the
mountains, and General Sumner, the COM
mander of them, invaded the Union meeting
at San Francisco on Saturday last, and made
a speech in favor of his government. This
should be looked to. If we can stand it, South
Carolina must The Government will occu-
py Fort Sumter again, and those who resist
it will be coerced If all the people remain
quiet, however, and let Uncle Sans soldiers
peaceably into Uncle Sans forts, they will
not be disturbed in their quiet homes. Let
moderation prevail"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-15

We are, and always have been, for the
Union, and against Secession and Disunion.
E'rprcss, yesterday.
Finally they (the Cotton States) fell back
upon what they claimed as a reserved right,
and withdrew from Government into which
they had voluntarily entered 1t soon be-
came apparent that the General Government
would not recognize the right of secession,
and, under the plea of enforcing the laws,
would attempt to coerce the revolted States.
War in such an event became inevitable.
The people, denying the authority of the
Federal Government to compel their allegi-
ance, and claiming by the act of secession to
be Independent, seized the forts in their har-
bors and other Federal property in their
States as matter of se!f:detenSe.- -Erpress,
May 10Th.
If they Withdrew" they could withdraw.
Ifthey could withdraw, it was by the right of
secession. If the Express is Union paper,
then theft of Government property is Self
defense, and sheep will kill butcher.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-15
OrOviIle Union Club Meeting.

ORovlLLE, May 18th.
EDITOR DEMocRAT:-A meeting OF the
Union Club was held last evening and perma-
nent officers chosen, viz: President; H. b.
Lathrop, Esq. Vice Presidents, John ., Ber-
ry and j. j. Clymer; Secretaries. W. > SAT
ford and Z. B. Willis. Some resolutions were
introduced attempting to make use OF the
Club for partizan purposes, but were quickly
and decidedly voted down. Nearly one hun
dred names were obtained as members OF the
Club at this meeting, after which it was
addressed by NJ. ID. Boruck, Esq, who made
a short but telling speech. replete with mon
sentiments which was enthusiastically re-
ceived Respectfully yours,
E, 3. WILLIS
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-15

ST. JoHN's CHURCH. The pastor of this
church has been absent for some time in San
Francisco where he succeeded in obtaining
donations to the amount fabout $1,000, for
the purpose of removing the mortgage from
the church property. This, together with
what had been raised before, reduces the
sum wanted to 81 900. If this latter amount
can be raised the debt can be discharged,
otherwise, as we are informed by one of the
parishioners, the 200 obtained at San
Francisco must be refunded to the donors -
The pastor, Rev. Mr.. Smeathman, is devoting
this week to efforts in the premises We
hope he may be successful
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-15

Mrs JULIA DEAN uAYNE.-This accom-
plished lady has recently been delighting the
people of Grass Valley with her admirable
acting. On Monday evening a grand COM
plimentary benefit was rendered her by the
citizens. The dramatic company which had
been supporting her, tennered their gratui-
tous services for the occasion. Mrs Hayne
performed her great part of Julia in the
Hunchback. We believe that she would
be warmly greeted in Marysville, were she
to pay us q professional visit.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-15
Machine Made Hose.
Great Improvement of this Age.
With Duck FUR
Z IIIIV IIToEs
liydraillic. Pilot

My appeal is to the Miners of Yuba, Sierra, Yolo,
COlusa, Tehama, Pumas, Shasta and Siskiyou coun-
ties Give me a liberal patronage and will pledge
myself as man, to work great revolution through
out the State as regards eheapncss of Hose, etc. |
have two successfully operating at Nevada city, and
one in Marysvle which will sew sixty yards per hour.
In a few weeks | shall have situated at Sacra-
mento one at Dutch Flat, and one at placervie.
1t is my wish and intention to satisfy the miners
that the Machine Sewingi as far above hand Sewing
in DURABILITY and STRENGTH as heaven is from
the earth.
County scrip will be taken at 90 cents from any one
purchasing Hose.
In connection with Hose sewing, am pleased /
announce to the citizens of Marysville and the sur
rounding country, that will go into the business of
bag making. and shall prosecute the same at reduced
prices to all who will give liberal share of their
patronage. All orders for House Innings, Awnings,
Tents, Carpets, Garden Hose, Grain and Flour Sacks,
&c, will be promptly filled, az No. 19 First street, OPP
posite tae Plaza.
febl2-my S. HOWARD,