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was discovered that the Government was buy-
ing very iightIbut little over 100 head-and that
mas gwen butchers confidence and made sellers
more willing to take their offers The great bulk
81 ~. nave sold to-day at prices equivalent to
i iS49LN. per pound for the net weight Of meat.
TIE very v panra q oa "a; Very few and none but
number have sold at MO lac. per pound net:
Dut the DAY closes dull, and prices declining
THE CLOSE OF THE MARKET.
TUESDAY, April 2l.-If the trade closed du,l
yesterday, it opens duller this morning. and nri-
Gss not only declining but already deciined.-
Inere are not many of the cattle on sale that
were IN the yards yesterday, because those who
neld them took the alarm In the latter mart Of
me gay and crowded them of at q very larre
rival Of over 200 head from Pennsylvanio' mo 81
y goo iat buiiocks, which will not sell for "a
mucn as Ghey would yesterday morning. by 40
nead We have just noticed a sale al one lot
81 xiiO head. Kentucky Durhams meal fed in
hennsyiVanla anu tat, which are estimated by
,cr,, AZ ~ c s saw bulocks sold yeterday
o o,d 10Y held at 5 would have sold quicker at
9l ! yesLerday Now only $50 is offered. and It
VIII De nard TO get go bid. There has heen a
steady decline in this market from the openinr
70 Ine close, and If butchers come forward next
Mesh not to pay spectators prices
oey VII s'op the advance If they do not break
u gov hlgh prices. They have already seen that
the story Of mo good cattle in the country, ia
t not true Ihere were 5000 head of good ones in
gniS market and but very few of the Others were
oau. IL Is evident that there is no danger Of a
ianlns. III Is evident that all the advance above
ioc g 10 net Tor good fair Western Steers has been
specIlat1ye IL is not legitimately owing to short
supply. The weather YESTERDAY and to.t;av has
the trade. -''oi''"ie ioi
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The Union Mass Meeting at Wa.
DellO.

Without doubt one of the largest gather
ings ever assembled in this county, was
Witnessed at this place on the 18th inst,
resulting from y call for q meeting OF all
loyal and Union loving citizens.
The Hon. +. Springer presided, assisted
by Vice Presidents. n. NJ. Let's, w. s.
Robertson, VIM. Bell, James Coulter, C.
w. Bras, and w. s. Kremer, Secretary.
In the forenoon the constantly increasing
assemblage was very eloquently address
ell from a platform erected i'll front OF the
Court House, by the Hon. David c. Cloud,
IN favor of Il vigorous prosecution OF the
war for the suppression of this unnatural
rebellion.
At the close of his very interesting re-
marks, the announcement by the President
that the meeting would be addressed by
the Hon. David Rorer, of Burlington, was
received with evident marks OF delight.
After some interruption and delay by a
slight shower OF rain, it became necessary
to divide the audience, when the large con-
course in front of the Court House listened
with profound attention for three and a
half hours to the very pertinent and telling
remarks of Judge Rorer, who has the happy
faculty of calling things by their right
names, showing that few men have seen
further into the true cause of this wicked
rebellion, or more clearly the ultimate ten
dency of the course of the corrupt leaders.
who were formerly of the same party with
himself, which foresight enabled him early
to seek the side of the Union, where he has
battled manfully and successfully for free-
dom and human right. p
The audience within the Court House fill
ed TO repletion, listend with attention and
respect to logical, earnest and very salts
factory calculation, by the Hon. Senator
Harlan, of the Compromise question. in
Congress, showing, beyond all question,
that the men who now cry "peace," both
at Charleston and Baltimore attempted a
compromise with the very same men now
in arms against the Government, but failed,
signally failed, because that compromise
involved the total surrender of all rights
on the part of the Northern Democrats; but
now claim that the Administration should
make such acompromise as would degrade
the Democratic party: that the Republican
and War Democrats should do what the
Peace Democrats could not do; that politi-
cal antagonists should do what political
friends could not.
The Secretary read the following resolu-
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New York Drv Cood. ,......

BROWN SHEETINGs AND SH1RrrNes -nutsida
lou. s OF heayy sheetings have sold as low as aOc
have been offered by iobbers to- fbsr mat they
as low as 32lac. and until Yesterday we've "faraS
~ leading house at &c. and Medfords at BIC
In our list we quote at 34c At auction to.dav
lawrence brought SS1ac. cash; Shawmut, s2i1c
A an 3iIc Indian Orchard brown cottoras
anu sone otners, are quoted by the regular
agents at a reduced scale of prices. to meet the
present market, and some sales have been made
ionsdale ~ have been offered BY jobbers "a low
as &c 70 their customers and to-day were offer
81 n AZ &c nuI SVc Is the more general quotation
nlu 81 were Onered to-day by the piece at &c
put brought 29lsc cash by the case at auction
one or the brokerage commission houses had an
h ne a s me Iobbng market to-day offer
io6bers are much like the Dutchman Who went
10 ar tne nanx tor specie II you want to buy in
don't want to buy, then they do desire to sell.
The jobbing market is firmer, yesterday and to.
gay imam 1t mas been, and is very active
price with the jobbers, but at auction have sold
higher. To-day, Manchester blue denims, made
o. the me- h hro Co, brought s21c cash. and
60 al iitlc; oxford Bic; regular Charter Oak, Csc
quite large amount of trash is on the market.
party imported, ticketed extra heavy blue
denims," or some similar designation, without
any other name, but sometimes having the pic
sure OF an saSie or some other design. This mis-
It Is composed chiefly of plaster and coioring
matter to give weight and consistency.
SrRIPEs;-Eyerett at auction to-day brought
DC against g771IIc last week.
CAMsRIcs-Have sold at auction at about last
weeks prices Home to-day brought I4c auain
Il last week: and Empire State l5c against l4Ca
l4hc. but at these prices no duplicates could be
sold to-day.
CORSET JEANs-These goods were offered quite
largely at auction to-day. Indian Orchard are
| reduced by the agents to q; Charter Oak 20. Wa.
terford 22iIc. ~ w.
PRINTING CLoTHS-The market continues very
dull, and prices have settled to BE for 6ix64
PRINTING CIoTHs-The Providence Journal OF
Monday says: No sales. 64x64's can be bought
for lsc cash Stock on hand will amount to rs.
600 pieces. -
PRINTS-Tllerc is more movement in the mar
ket this week with q few of the commission
houses but no general trade, or any business
that amounts largely. Jobbing prices are lower
on most makes OF goods, and this tends to de-
press the commission trade, inasmuch as the
JobberS now have their prices below those of the
commission houses, although the latter at first
made sales to the jobbers at a concession from
their own rates.
GINGHAMS--Are offered by some of the ioI,bnrs
at L3@lc below last weeks prices.
LAWNS-Are unchanged at 1SiD2Oc
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THE CITY.

TOBACCO SEED.--We have received from
the Department of Agriculture a few pa
MRS of Ambolema Tobacco Seed from
South America, which we shall be glad to
distribute among farmers having some
knowledge of the business of growing to-
bscco.
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In Flint River Township. on the 10Th instant,
ISABELLA w., wife of WILLIAM F. JOHNSON,
aged forty seven years.
The 10th inst, of Lung Fever, HUGH SEEDS,
aged Al years.
On Saturday the 18th inst, FANNIE IOUKE,
youngest daughter of JAS Il. Jr and Fanny II.
Fayerwcather, aged years and month.
In Pilot Grove Lee County, on the 18th inst,
LAURA ADA. infant daughter of Mr.. Daniel
Jacobs, aged six weeks. 81
At her residence in Denmark, lee County,
Iowa. on the 2lst inst, Mrs. HENRIETTA MARIA
SACKETT, wife of Cassander Sacketr, in the SD
year OF her age. : Sd
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Chicago Produce Mark ct.

THURSDAY EVENING, April 9.
fREIG III and steady The engage
Banks Sunnysde, 4. z. Nicholas, Laffimir, oats
at SC, Onconta, corn at e; brig Robt. Burns corn
Geo w. Holt, A. f. Hart, Major Anderson, Ger.
rit Smith, Z. Baker, Middlesex and Yankee, all
corn at &c. To OswEGo-schr. Uncle Tom corn
at He.
FLoUR-Received 9, So brls. Market dull. Sales
We're 100 brlS Chicago Mills Spring Extra ut Sc;
100 brls .'Becker's Xxx do on private terms; 100
brls low Spring Extra at 81 delivered. :
WHEAT-Received 81 ,o5 bu. Sales were 1000
bu No Red fresh receipts at 81 Is: 400 do at 81
~; 200 bu No Spring in a. Flint & Thompsons,
bu do at 81 Is; 5000 blu No 2Spring winter receipts
at 9sc 1000 bu do at 95c; coo blu do fresh receipts
do fresh receipts .at a9c; 500 bu Rejected Red fresh
receipts at 81 OBJ 5000 bu Rejected Spring fresh
receipts at soc; 800 bu do at Slc-all in store.
firm. Sales were: 1900 bu Canal Mixed at 49c
atioat 5000 bu do CRed9 at 4sl9c afioat; 5000 bu
Nt5f ID d iGs at Esssi g ba e 90 s. 81
winter receipts at 4c; 5000 bu do at 45lc. 5000 bu
Rejected fresh receipts i, at 4.all in store
bn do at SOC; 800 bu do at 6O1 5c-all in store. ~
RYE 81 1850 blu. Market rather firmer.
do at 7219c; 800 bu do at 7Sc-all in store
BARLEY,Received s54 blu. The offerings of
Sales of 80 bags medium at 81 l215 on track.
onondaga Fine at 81 IS del; 20 brls Saginaw do at
| same price.
EGGs-Market quiet, with sales of fresh at 71Aa
&c per dozen.
BUrrER-Quiet and unchanged, with sales at
l9G29c for good to choice Dairy, and 15@l7c for
Firkin
PoULTRy-Receiptsl liberal and market quiet at
S2G@ ~ p, per doz for Live Chickens. and 5000 =
PoTAToEs-Ing good supply, with moderate de-
mand. We quote: Neshannocks 65@s75c for COM
mon to fair, and SOa9Oc q bu for choice to extra
HIDFs-Quiet, with downward tendency
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Reasons why every Lady should take
FRANK LESLIES
Lady's Magazine and Gazette Of Fashi

lst. Because it is the earliest chronicler
of the latest Partisan Fashions
I'd. It has established Agents in Paris.
London, and Berlin, who forward by eyery
steamer the latest novelties in advance Of
their publication in those cities, exclusive
ly for this Magazine
Sd. Having the largest Engraving es-
adjustment in this country the Publisher
possesses uneQualled facilities for rapidly
reproducing Fashion Plates for our Maya
zine.
4th. The Colored Steel Fashion Plate is
double the size of the largest plate publish
ed in any other magazine. 1t consequent
~ contains twice the number of models
for dresses.
9Th. The forthcoming May Number of
Frank Leslies Lady's Magazine contains
ia Fashion Plates, besides the Colored
Steel Plate, which is q larger number than
Is published in all the other American
magazines combined.
9th. The May Number contains man.
moth FOUR PAGE engraving, of life pic
lures OF twenty-seven leaders of fashion of
the FEeach Court.
7th. Besides the Fashions large space
isdevoted to useful and ornamental Needle
york, Braiding, Patterns, Tales Poetry
Biographies etc.
9Th. This Magazine is published in ad-
vance of all Others and can be had at all
Booksellers and News Agents..
9th. The May Number is issued in a
beautiful enamelled Cover, printed in CO.
Price 25 Cents at ali Book Stores.
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SHEEP-Prices have advanced 75c a cwt. We
quote common to good 81 00@S 90. Sales were:
~ sheep averaging l02 bs at..... D
ll6 lib go ...............S 90
PRoyIsIoNS-Quiet. Sales 100 bbis city packed
Mess Pork at Sl3; 800 pieces dry salted Shout
derS at &c loose. q q.
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MARRIED.

On the evening of April 18th, at the residence
of the brides father by the Rev. Thomas A. Ian
son, Mr.. JOHN +. OCHELTREE and Miss. JOANNA
N. SPAULDING. all of Morning Sun. Iowa.
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Chicago Live Stock and Provision Mar.
ketA. "a

800 - Z THURSDAY, April q.
CATTLE-The receipts are far short of the de-
mand. Government contractors are on the mar
ket, offering 81 5Od5 % for the grades they want,
and great difficulty in filling their orders We
note an advance of > q cent ali grades to-day.
Sales were:
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XXIOOLEN MANDATORY OE
" DAVIS & ROBINSON,
AZ NOrthffcld. Des MOineS Co., Iowa.


The undersigned take this method of announce
ing to the Wool Growers of Des Moines and adj
Joining Counties, that they continue in success
ful operation, the above named establishment
Having enlarged their buildings. and added
some twenty-five hundred dollars worth of new
Machinery, they are now prepared to receive
and Manufacture Wool of all grades, from the
finest to the coarsest, into
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, BLANKETS, &C.
Corresponding with the quality of the Wool
They have, and viii keep on hand Goods, such
as Flannels SattinetS, CasSimeres, Blankets, &c,
which they will give in exchange Tor Wool on as
reasonable terms as can be had any where in
the west. .. q
1 Their facilities for CARDISG are such as to
enable them to card Wool OF persons from dis
lance so that they may rely upon having their
rolls home with them. Wool also spun into
Yarn for customers. Cloths fuiled and dressed
as heretofore. eres -
Grateful for the patronage heretofore so .liber-
alIy bestowed upon them, they respectfully so
licit continuance OF the same
i.i - DAVIS g. ROBINSON.
anr.2- wSm Northfeld, Iowa.
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Spring style of Boots and Shoes.-BAR-
HYDT has received the most elegant assortment
of fine Boots and Shoes ever brought to this mar
ket which will be sold at worry low prices. Re-
member the place. T. w. BARHYDT,
Corner of Jefferson and Main streets
marSl .dAwtf Burlington, Iowa,
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Ayers Cherry Pectoralt


Coughs, Colds, Inhuenxa, Hoafseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Inciplent Con.
sumption, and FOR the Relief.
OF Consumptive Patients
In advanced Stages
OF tho Disease
This = . remedy uni, ersally known 70 erpass any
other for the Of throat and lung complaints that Il
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known throughout the civilized nations Of the earth
xew are the communities or even families among them
who have not some personal experience Of it, effects
some living trophy in theii midst Of it, victory tho
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~ all know the dreadful fatality Of these disordsrs and
= they know too. the ecs cf this remedy need not
do mere than 70 assure them that has al the viz
tues that did have whom making the which have
won % strongly upon the confidence Of mankind.
Prepared By Dr.J. G AVER g. CO.. Lowell. 1ass.
Sold by E! E. GAY, Burlington.
J. II. Rhed d Co., Chicago, and all dealers in
Medicine everywhere. fjyl5d&weOwiy
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NEW YORK, April 9.
FLOUR-dull. SC. lower. Sales at ST 606p6 30
Extra state; 81 O567 10 RHO.
WHEAT-DUlI heavy and nominal Sales at
81 }5tGl 81 Spring; 81 GOAL 20 winter red
COEN-DuHa and heavy. Sales at SBt@sS sound;
1906 uusoCnd. -
OATS-Quet. Sales at $685.
PORK-Quiet.
LARD-Steadier. Sales at 9J56hlOl5
wHISKY-Quiet. Sales at GGlSIlti p
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

John. A. Ripley has opened Family Gro
Gerry in the new brick building on jefferson ST.,
opposite tho Sunderland House, where he keeps
the best of Family Groceries and Provisions, al
ways on hand. Also pays Cash for country pro-
duce. aprl4-d&w3m.
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New YORK, April 2.2.-Stocks irregular.
Gold closed at 49,. q.
Money GOT. @
Sterling Exchange quiet lOl.
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Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, Fits, Epilep.
~, Melancholy, Neuralgia.
Many remarkable Of these affections have been
made by the alternative power of this medicine II smu
ates the vital functions into vigorous action and thus
disorders which would be supposed beyond its
reach. Such remedy has long been required BY the
cesses Of the people, aId confident that this viii
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ASSESSMENT SALES.


Coiupanv.-Notice Is hereby gwen that, m accor-
dance with the laws of the Territory OF Nevada
,,,,, 81, nrIer made bv the Board of Trustees of
tIn. Ahcll & Key Gold and Silver Mining Com
nYuy, there sH be sold in front of the Office Of
H., cnmnany. in Gold Hill, y. T., on WEDNES-
DAY, the 9th day CT january, \. d. lS6i ut one
o'clock p NJ " public auction, to the highest bid
der. for cash in United States gold con, many
shares Of the capital stock Of said company
standing. in the names of the following persons is
will he necessary for the payment uf the amounts
standing against them for assessments heretofore
levied and Only advertised, and costs Of adver-
1--1.,
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Use ca Ss Nks
Comrnmy-Officc, G25 Clay Street San Francisco,
Califurmia-Noticc is hereby given that in accord
ancc with the laws of the State of California and
the bylaws Of the Palmyra Consolidated Gold
and Silver Mining Company, there will be sold
ut Public auction, >by Jerome Rice &: Co., auc-
tionccrs. at their auction loom, :I27 Montgomery
street, San Francisco, California, on WEDNES-
DAY, january 9th, 1864 at IL O'Clock N. of that
day, tn t%r highest bidder, for cash. payable In L.
:. coin, 80 many shares of the capital stock of
said Palmyra Consolidated Gold and Silver Min.
ing Company, standing in the names of the here
matter mentioned stockholders uS will he ncces-
sary TO pay an assessment levied thereon by the
Board of Trustees Of said company on the Goth
day of June, lSG3, of twenty cents per share, to.
grther with cost of advertising and accrung
charges, unless the same shall have been pre-
vinusly paid.
Names ShS. liJRtI Names. .A:. Amt
.Jno J. Samucls. 400 $50 T. Kelton. 200 $40
q W Swain. .4O5 81 Geo p Morrill, - IS 7
q a Briar ......j so 6S
BY order Of the Board 0f Trustees.
dc5 I'd CIV. HAYDEN, Secretary.
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Ui0iI li.II. y T, Dec, IIth, IS,A-NOirr i hrrC.
hy given that 10y aa order OF the Board of TruS-
tees vi the above raEiv,l Company, purSU%m; to
,h, hv-l.wS thereof and the laws of Nevada Ter.
rirorv, Jhcrr wall br sn!d Il; public auction.
WEDNESDAY. the i3h day of January lSs4,
between the hours OF | and : O'clock l. ii. at
j, office u; Ih Secretary. Main street, Gold Hill,
y. r.. 81 many shares of thr capital stock stand,
jns ia th, Es:'irS IT the following persons will
pay the amount due for assessments. including:
"u,.-half Of assessment No. ;, levied Nov. 7Ih
I~t together with costs vi advertising and sale
LlL.-- II N,.n.-s n NJ Iti " LLalLL
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p&ry.--No,icr is hereby given that in accordance
with the laws IF Nevada Territory and the by
lavS Of the above Named company, there will hc
sud III public auction on the 18th day ct p,rrm.
her. lcGJ, at II o'clnrk, NJ, nj the office ni the
company, 81 many shares OF the capital stock Of
the company standing in the names If the follow
ing persons will pay the amount due for assess
meats, together with the cost of sale and ulvcr
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ticc is hereby given that in accordance with the
laws Of Nevada Territory and the bylaws Of the
company, there will be sold at public auction, in
front Of the Secretary Office ut Sears Is Wither-
ellis store, in Como, Lyon county, \. T., on the
18th day Of January, y. d. 1864, at o'clock p.
NJ, so many shurrS Of the capital stock of the
above named company, standing in the names of
the following persons, rs will be necessary to pay
the amount due for assessments, together with
costs of advertising and sale.
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ASSESSMENT SALES.
White House G. s. =. ~. Cowspany.-

At meeting of the Board of Trustees of the
above company it was duly authorized according
TO the laws of the company that the delinquent
stock of the company be sold ut public auction,
on Wednesday, at Pm. the Both day of December,
1862 in front of the Office of the Secretary, i'll
Odd Fellows Hall, 10 many shares of the capital
stock of the company as will pay the amount of
assessments opposite the following names, to-
gethcr with costs of sale and advertising.
.IrrItn Irat
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and Silver Mining Company-Noticc.-lm accor-
dance with the laws of Nevada Territory and the
Bylaws of the above named Company, sn many
shares OF stock standing in the names Of the fol.
lowing persons as may he necessary to pay the
assessments due thereon together with the costs
OF sale and advertising will be sold at public
ton in front IF the C0mpany's office Flags's
brick block, Gold Hill, on the FIFTH day of
january, 1864, between the hours of 10 \. NJ. and
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ASSESSMENT SALES.
DardaneIle Gold and silver Mining

Company.-Notice is hereby given that in accor-
dance with the laws of Nevada Territory and by
laws of said Company, there will be sold at pub
lie auction. on THURSDAY, january 7th next
at 9 O'Clock p. NJ, ut the Office of the Company,
Gold Hill, so many shares of the capital stock of
the Company standing in the names of the follow
ing persons rs will pay the amount due for as
scssments levied prior TO The first of December
last, together with the costs of sale and advertising:
OF. tc.l-
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Hudson Gold and Silver Mining

Company. Office NJ, sol Montgomery street. san
Francisco, Dccemher It'll, 1868 Notice is hereby
given that in accordance with the laws of the
State Of California and the BYLAWS of the Hud-
son Gold and Silver Mining Company there will
be sold n: public auction. at the s.tlcsroom OF
MesSrs. Cobb IS Sinton, No 4G6 Montgomery
street, San Francisco. on WEDNESDAY, til"
thirteenth day Of January, lStl, at II O'Clock VI.
so many delinquent shares OF che capital si"ck
of the Hudson Gold and Silver Mining Company
standing in the names of the following named
persons aS will he necessary to pay the follow
ing assessments, together with the cost at ""rrr-
Using and sale unless said assessments WIKI
sccruing charges. are previously paid. VIZ
Assessment No. !. levied May -otH: lehS--one
dollar ,,ar sb,r,. Assessment No. =. levied July
9Th. lS63-ff,v cents PER- share. Assessment M.
3, levied September S:h. lStS-oEc dollar per
share Assessment No. !, levied October 9TH.
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Gold Hill, Nov. H. 1863, nol4-im.

p0STPONED.-Th above sale is postponed
until MONDAY, December 2Sth 1868, nj the
same place and hour. II. II. BAILEY, Sec'y.
December II, 1S63. dcli Id
The above sale is postponed until SATURDAY
III" 9TH day Of january. \. ID. 1854, ut the hour
and place above numcd
deg td H. H. BAILEY, Secretary.