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We understand that committee was appointed
a the old Stock Exchange this morning to con.
slider the subject Of the new public board, and re-
port whether any steps can be taken by the old
monopoly for the protection Of its exclusive prvi
Ieges. The new board has committee at work
framing constitution and bylaws, and an appl.
cation for charter has been forwarded to the
Legislature. In the quarrel between the rival
boards, the sympathes Of the public are on the
side OF the newer and more liberal institution, and
IL any arbitrary measures are adopted BY the old
board, in the Aspc Of crushing out its aspiring
rival, the effect will probably be the very Opposite
Of what " intended. At the same time we
not surprised that the members Of the sia bosr,i
are grssipa imvatisrt Of ths success az theix
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IMPORTANT FROM TIE SOUTH
The Emancipation Proclamation OF
President Lincoln.
WHAT THE REBELS SAY OF BANKS.
THE LATE RAID OF GENERAL STUART,
as. &C.. As.


From the Richmond lies, atch OF january 81
, Senera stuart returned from his late raid on
new Years evening, having been absent about
ten days, during which time he visited Dumfries,
where he made the capture before mentioned and
'neh proceeded up the Potomac IN the direction
" Alexaudria- Arriving at Selectmans Ford, on
the occoquan he encountered large force OF the enemy
cavalry which he routed they scattering their blankets
AMI overcoats In their The expedition then
proceeded TO the line Of the orange and Alexandria Rail
road where they burnt the railroad bridge Accotnk
creek from thence to Annandae, and then to within
seven miles of Alexandria There no destroyed large
quantity OF the fcieral stores.
At this point Stuars telegraph operator teegraphed
General Megs at Washington the Yankee
Ccncra that I'll he could not furnish and better
transportation he (>arD could not take the trouble
come after supplies as IT too much trouble TO haul
them away gen. stuart then took the route forthe
Loudon and Hampshire Railroad.
NJ Fairfax Court iouse he fired upon by the Yam
KEGS with artillery when he retired, and. going
Aide routed force OF the enemys cavalry taking
prisoners. He proceeded thence to Warenton then
10 camp Ills troops supplied themselves with clothing
arms &c, in alb ndance HIS prs number together
about three huadroG and the quantity Of destroyed
was very large.
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The Yankes Delight at eApsurins
#ts ChasAestom. 81 ~

lrrom the Richnsopa ~ spAteh, Jan. al
with ali lhe, blatherag about Richmond, we believe
Chat the cs,tsfs Of Charisssou would Afford
move eIausie desht 10 the northern hears than TOE
g the Confederate capital; but It's capture, en-.
csps Ia name, would prove barren v'cto-
ry If they could tske Richrncnd, that event
would 10 probably fmcsesn by this government
Ga time Tram the capital everything o. value
Virginia and the gcgib abound with canFal facilities
for manufacturing purposes and the workshops already
d. existence 10 the interior would be Increased and
n,ultiplied to an nscnnae extent. The government
Archives c1uld he transferred q another locality
without any difficulty, aud, In the lsnguafe OF
presdcnL Laws the war could DO carried on IN
yire,nta for twenty years. After the lrst incon
would proceed with fresh energy and We should stu pos
els the oniy transporting we ever had-thc
xaro.dsor have been, and still are, or use
ou,y 20 the enemy. Moreover tho frequent dsc mntvrs
which tie Yaikecs have met IN their 200 to Rchuond
and the increasing trptbsotes % accomplishing that
object are besrnirr to make ihe grapes bat
an ths e., iunstion ~ those amiablc foxes.
nat the Chsglestoa grapes stu bang IN tempting clos
sers and he grudge they ows south taroua older and
rors ycnomous iban that towards Virginia The. oar-
.al,ets rever refer Charleston without styling that
s..sser neat OF treason aud breathing nrth banning
,ss,s b, tnessurc copcuons between their the
kI,a M inc "addersn South Carolina committed
NJ unuardopabie crime Of lighting the rsmes u
ans unnholv Rebellion" and ~ nrst causing tbe
Sinicd SAFES Gag trail in the dust Moreover, sbc
N Ga olspacr hsvsg for thirty years been chsnng u
her chs,ns and aethine with mienss Hnd 90
nodede BESIDES ell this, her proud sno pare chsrac
IA Ia sspdns s6font 90 inferior pasurss co "
S.vsr he fors,yen. How they would delight 10 hunpl,
- 40 liza dusi 10 tread her IN the mod, 20 jump, ADD
ksiloo ana whosp ovnr her prosfrste fsrml.L - y.
The opndi.lon Of New Orissn wo$a W ~ spsiun'
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Sailed for Europe.

From the Richmond Despatch
Rev DR.. Moses u. Hoge, OF Richmond has sailed from
. Confederate port for Europe mission TO procure
Bibles. The Virginia Bible Society has authorized him to
thirty Ave thousand Bibles and Testaments and
has appropriated 81 900 towards the object Other soce
ties In the confederacy have joined in the effort. Z
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@4t# ett Htaufa1 Neaf TuuDAY. Jan e-0P
Ass-sses we're light. - %. for pearls and sxe ~
psss CHI. & ce3 Y9st a1arHt NFW Il
BssAssrvyvs--ylour WIS N less demand odsr spA. -
some nstsscsss Be. bot lower Tho days sales con
peissd u 80 bbss. ssts ssd wes en- 2ooo us ,usH
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compares 10 that OF Charleston II should TALL into an
kee handa There Is NO iudgny its people woulu no'
Dc made ~ suffer no atrocity its enemies are not ga
IAbe OF rerpetratng 10 would be better tnAs not
one brick should be lott standing upon another IA
Charleston: better that its whole population shouu DC
driven out houscess and homeless the Interior than TO
surrender 10 the Yankees and be prooaoiy W
Butler the Beast who might be sont there as tho most
efficient agent make Charleston drink 10 the dregs inc
bitter cup which the Yankees have prepared ior her Ps
But have no fears Of any surrender.
II Charleston should DO destroyed, 1t VIII be only tne
loss Of few acres OF Carolina soil, leaving intact the
strength and Independence OF the State We satisfied
however, Charleston will drive back the invaders IN
ignominous confusion, and come out OF the conflict
with all her banners flying. There is In COM
mand OF that coveted city an old acquaintance OF
the Yankees-he who made Fort Sumter bend
its proud head. aud who first sent the Yam
KEGS TO the right about at Manassas with a velocity
unparalleled In The annals Of He Is man whose
heart burns with an intensity OF patriotsm-more than
equal to the ardor Of their fanaca passions and whose
military genius is equal to any emergency Of the war
With Beauregard at the head Of Cardinals chvalry, there
will be such an entertainment ready for the Yankees at
Charleston as will satisfy their appetites for invasion
for generations to come.
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Hsuse OF representative.
ss.s.s.~.,.- WASHINGTON, Jan. q, 1853.

Mr. NouL, (opp) Of No from the selec, Committee on
Emancipation reported backa bill to aid Missouri m SO.
curing the aboshment Of slavery therein. II provides
for the issue Of ten million thirty years bonds payable
10 loyal owners tho government pledgng itself TO the
deportation and colonization of ths freedmen.
Mr.. vAr,AHpicHlx, topp.) Of Ohio, objected 70 tho
consideration Of the bill for reaeons stated Ra, The
speaker ovsrueS We esise<ps, % hs ground tAst ,hs
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President Davis and suite passed through Augusta this
morning The party in excellent health and spirits
The President will not visit and Charleston, as
reported. lie goes direct TO Richmond.
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S HiPPlN g NEW S.

.NE ALMANAC FOR Nxv yoaK-rRIs DAT.
SUN RsEs. rs MOON IS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 44st nicz vArEH......morn ~
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ship Ecp.s ysSl; Sssns psscs.ce 90 wIiAsm !srcP,
schiller tforv Carneii!a utsD, Msbssh, unice tAnsl,
DeAu Maxned, , Burnley. james satissh waite. tlFl
Also. steamship. Columbia, Hsssss ana New Orleans
ana Havans; vira Washington. IL n.'
Wind al sunset NNE, Will fee. g0f ca Uf
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RAILROADS.


Wscns10s 80 HEWITT 0AlI010s
zss;ss IN ~ Oisego t;sss, s6isk l. sss,,s, -
ssss fsstss sAss Dsss.povt e;.s.
on AND A1rFa THURSDAY. JULY LIST.
- 1893: anA until further notice, passenger
trains will leave Davenport - follows:
500 4. =. Sse 0rinssll ssd Washinetoa.
200 ?. 4. Tor 0sinnsll and Auscatins,
saAlns Aaaivs A. DAvmPons - SoLlova
$50 ?. 4. from Grinnsll and Washineton.
945 ?. Z. from GrinAsll aad Ausestins.
The 500 Az. train out Of Davenport makes dir,,~
concessions q Grinnsll, Iowa city and Washine
tsa with the Western btage Csnpany's stages Ia,
~ points West, South-wsst aad North west.
Crsins from the West eonasss q Davenport
With trains Of the Chicago and Rock Island Kali
Rad for eli points East, North and South.
Passengers ase reminded Of the necessity a
giving distinet directions - 70 Il destination Of
thew BAGGAGE ais" IA peosasssiskaas hsfess takine
HEN ssass 4 she cas-.
JOHN =. TRACY, 0sal ssp,t
4. KIADALL, Asst Sup't.
Davenport, July !. l663.-dtf
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TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE
WHEREAS on the lst day Of April, A. d.
w 1861, james Henry executed unite Aus
tin Corbin as trustee, . oertsin deed Of
trust. Conveying ~ said trustee the land
in Scott county, lows described - follovs,to VII
The west bali Of the north west ani ter, and The
south east quarter Of the north west
quarter Of section No. two a. IN town
ship No. seventy-nins (79, north Of range No.
four east, said deed OF trust recorded With 70.
cords Of said county book 1T" Of mortgs 20, page
SS2 which said conveyance was made by the
said James Henry, for the purpose Of securing tho
thereon, signed BY said James Henry and dated the
LIST day Of April, A. D., 1861, one Of which vas
rayable a. follows: Two hundred sad fOvty dol
lars, May lst, 1853, With interest after due 81 ton
per cent, and With exchange on New ork City,
10 the order Of horecs Astsslf and George n. Far
re:l.
And now said described note having become due
and payable, and the said James Henry having
failed to pay tho same, except forty dol
lars, I, Austin Corbin, Trustee % afore-
said, do hereby give this public notice. that
by virtue Of The power which is In me vested by
said deed Of trust, l will, on Thursday, the
6sh day Of August, A. d. 1868, 1t the
hour Of nine O'Clock in the forenoon Of sAid
day, 1t the Court House door. in the city Of Dav-
enpOrt expose and oher for sale, 1t public auction
much thereof rs shall bs necessary 10 satisfy AID
tay the amount OF said note, with tho interest
thereof TO tho day Of sale, together with oil the
costs and expenses attending said sale, costs Of
this notice and Trustees fees.
Dated the 18th day Of July, A. D. 1868.
AUSTIN COKnlN;
Trustee.
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II Rare Chance

ENOR A GOOD BUSINESS MAN TO STEP
into paying business.
. The stock Of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals and
Ieriunery, together With the fixtures complete.
known as the Union Drug Store, No So Brady .. !.
one " the best locations 10 this city. sod nov do
ing ns gooa business, viii be sold or exchanged
ss'." inquire OF W. ". PARKER,
n.,..c... No. IS Bssdy st.
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Chicago l. Northwestern Railway.

la6S SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. ). 1888.
For Rockford, Beloit, Freeport. Galens, Savansa,
lar esville, Madison. Lacrosse. Prairie du Chen,
ST. PAUL, Fond du Lac, Oshkosh, Watsrtown,
Beriin, and ell points in Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Northern illinois and Northern Iowa via. Chicago
and North western Railway. Running through
without change Of cars to Janesvills, Wstertown,
Fond du Lac and Oshkosh, and connecting q Prai-
RE du CHEN and Lacrosse with splendid Packets
for
All Points % tho Mississippi River.
Trains lesve Chicago % fellows:
645 A M-Day Express.
9iO A M-Way Passenger.
500 M-Janesviils and Rockford accommads-
tion.
SSoP might Expsess.
IL New snd elegant sleeping cars are rvn
on all Night Trains and patent ventilated cars
with patent busters attaced TO all day trains.
GEO. l.. DUNLAP, Sup't
6. On Writ RoBINso, Gent Ticket Ag't.
my7N
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TRUSTEES SALE,

TRUSTEES SALE.
As AUTHORIZED AND EMPOWERED BY
~ two tG) deeds Of trust. executed by William
Ailland and wife. to mo - Trustee. on the 10Th
day Of Juno A. u. 1857, am on tho 18th day Of
January A. ID 1859. respectively, and recorded
severAlly in book IL" Of mortgages. at usge soI
and book up" Of mortgages, 81 page SOC. Of scott
county records. Default having been made in tn .
payment Of the notes therein named, ! shall on
saturday, the sth day Of Augusta ID 1858. Att r.
NJ at the Court House door, Ia the city OF Da-
veaport Gle for sale and sell TO the highest and
best bidder, o, bidders Tor cash therefor, tho fol
lowing described land. situated in Scott County,
Iowa, t.,- wit: The west half Of the north west
quarter Of section No. ten 400 township eighty
lso) north, range Ave 81 east, Of 9Th p IN also
part OF tho south half q section No. eleven ILL.,
In township No seventy nine (79) north Of rsnge
No Eve 3 east, Of the 9Th p. m. bounded and
described as follows. to-wit: Commencing 1t .
stake on the bank Of the Mississippi river, which
bears south twenty two (2?s degrees west from
4 past on the bank Of said river, standing on the
quarter section line, running east and west
through tho oentfe Of tho aforesaid section:
town ship and range, . blsck OAK tree thirty
inches in d sDcter bears from tho place Of BE-.
ginning north 80 west 81 links thence north
81 degrees and thirty minutes, west - chains .
link, thence south chains q ence south 81
degrees go minutes, east 80 chsins, 81 links, and
thence north Is degrcss, east chains 10 the place
Of begiGnisg.
July Il, 1868.
LAUREL SUMMERS, Trustee.
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and will continue !. keep on hand fall and COM
plste assortment OF s.efy thing necessary % we'll
to the STOCK and trusts his trieLe Q, ppVoiating
his efforts to please them, will extent % the new
prcprie,orshiP . liberal patronage. AL eeoDs
DELIVERED PROMPTLY.
CHAS. p. BURR,
Corner Brady and Fourth sts.
feb 24-dtf
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r l. d AZ Il N e. II
SEW.XN'G .NACMLy.E.

THIS MACHINE MAKES FOUR DIFFERENT
stitches, and fuds the cloth either right or
loft. as the operator may desire. II sews yery
rapid, Is easy Of operation and almost noiscless
Il 10 fully protected by letters patent, ana each
machine warranted TO the purca aser.
Al those desiring first class family OWN
oAehine vii. We richly repaid by On exaininatio
Of Its merits
MISS r u. CLINGMAN
Room No. Cup stairs, Forest Block. corne,
Ferry .nd Third streets. Davenport, Iowa.
mar At
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Second vOlMAee
6 II q M Il e 1 II e L II -

CONTAINING OLD FAvORITES NOT IN
~ tho First Volume and New and Popular Gem
positions that have appeared since its publication.
Marches, wsltzes, Rsdowss, Schot,iscnes Galop.,
Ma.urkas, Quadriiles, Dances, ChIice Pisno Gems
and four Hand Duets. The immense popu arty
and extended dema nd for tho first volume has In !.
duced the publishers TO CLEAN from the vast Re-
pe.torie Of Musical Gems comprised in their own
catalogues and those Of European end American
publishers, the best pieces Of overy variety suit
cd to oil tastes and requirements. That this new
volume will Attsin . popularity equal with that
90 rapidly achieved by the 6rst, no ono can doubt
af'er examining its table Of contents, embracing
nea,ly two hundred Fay and attractive pieces for
beginners, and Brill ants for accomplished Play.
ers, coD prising the Best Pieces Of the Best Com
posers, and the Household Melodies OF the Peo-
pie, the whole arranged for tho P,aao-lorte. and
presenting Two Hundred and Fifty Pages Of
Choice Eu'ic, tstng nearly Forty Pages more than
the FirS Vdume. PRicss-Plain, $2.O Cloth,
embossed. $2.25, Cloth, full guilt, $500. OIL
YER DITSON l. co. Publishers, Boston.
iv15.dtf
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LEGAL.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

ORIGINAL NOTlCE.
STATE OF iowa. :.
SCorr COuNTY,
Peter Qaackenbush VI. AuFelius W. Bradt.
To Aurslius W. Bradt-Sr:
VOU arc hereby n0ti6d that there 10 nov on
i hls IN the once Of the Clerk Of the District
Court for Scott Coanty, STATE Of Iowa, pstition
Of Peter Quscksnbush, claiming Of you the san
Of ave hundred and fifteen 6s-iO0 (35l5 65-100l
dollars. on certain promissory note. executed b
f450, psyao ole TO the order Of Jesse G. Teagarden
on the 23d day Of March A. D. 1858, With ten 40
TOR cent. interest, and asks that wit Of attach
msnt issue.
Now unless you appear and answer thereto on
or before neon Of the second day Of the next term
Of said Court, to be begun and holden on the FIRE,
Monday Of August A. -. 1858, default will b
entered against you and JUDGMENT rendered there
on DAWSON 4 ThUE,
jy3-d4w Att'ys TO- Plaintiff
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$4,000 OFFERED IN PREMlU Ms.
OPEN TO THE WORLD!
$500 IN PREMIU Ms OPEN OSCOTT
COUNTY ONLY.

Be-, Stallion any age or breed $500
-ecord best do do loo
Third best do do 30
The Horse showing the five best Colts 'r.m
one year old up TO five and eIhbitedwiih
the horse 90
FASTEST 'rO,ti' & Sta lion. in harness loo
/ >ecunj CO DO do so
FASTEST ,rs,,ing MAZE or Celdia., in harness 10
\ second 90 do do do so
Owing to the ii'pu,ed contestant year between
TIE s,slhops kashaw and Tom Hyer, tho citizens
/ VI seott county have offered the follow ing purses
ior ihpse iso hofsc',tc decide the superiorlty-
| nest three In FIVE
Fas'e', tro,ting in harness 500
sec nd do DO so
Fastest G'Iing OF Mate to buggy, two miles
and repeat $50
F..;e., running Horse, Gedns or Mare, !,
mile best three III hse 40
Se,ond. ditto 90
Fa,,s., uo'ting stallion, excluding Tom
Hyer and Bas.aw -
Second ditto A.
Beet Bu u any age or breed %
Second best Do do 20
Bes, herd Of Cattle owned by ono man, not
y less than twelve 30
! Sesond bet ditto 10
Liberal Premiums offered for Farm and Dairy
produce, Sseep, Cattle. Horses. Hog.. etc Me-
chsnical product and IN anuiaciu rcd 4rti, les.
tio~e,s. Fruit. Painting, Architectural Designs,
etc Tho Ladies department is unusually large.
embracing nearly everv article If taste and lii
ty, and Tor which liberal premiums ar, offered
Liberal arrangements have been made with
Railroads and Steamboats, for tho transportation
o. pas ongers and stock
Send or call Tor Premium List
w. HABIT, Secy.
No 80 Perry Street, Davenport, Iowa.
June =. d&wtd
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DK. " N. b. lltRD'S
DENTAL REMEDIES!
AM
THE BEST IN THE WORLD,
fHsrHlH0
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O .:leaisi Use DIR. Hurds. celebrated
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..s hHtrleen' wash IL aiso tie be-; remedy Ii
tie world 70, UanEe, had Breath, Bleeding Gum,
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% ypz, % or tbtlArec saEe, from TCcihache !!
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Are yea Affected viii Serr.lxis, Get DIR. " .
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10 yoE vish Onple'e sct Of Dental Rem
dies AID lreA;iss % Preserving Teeth Gei
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neassti aLa rosi valuable pre- that one friepe
csn MAKE = another. frice, 81. sebt BY eIpfes,
on recelp, of priee
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CArTIos.-As ,heYe are dealers who take I'd.
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their customers inferior preparations, II j. ncces
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you will get the beat, II orou yhly tested, and 70
pafeG oy an experienced aud scientific Dentist
Treasurer OF the New York state Dentists Asso
citation, and Vice President Il the New Yorl
City Dental Society.
WIN. B HURD CO., New York.
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Is among tho most valuable Of the new improve.
ments. 1t may be opened out upon . spacious
and substantial table to sustain the work. and
shen the Machine is not in use II may BE- pOLDss
int box, which protects the working rsrts Of
the Machine. There 10 no other
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-07
3uttrons.
tBy L. B. LAWSON q SOM
TOOK, HAY, GRAIN AND FARM
JOSEPH llOWES.
Il. LAMsoN, AactiOnesr
{ NUAkDiAN S SALE OF REAL ES-

GUARDIAN SALE OF REAL ES-
- IAfE-By License OF Probate Court will be sold
at Public Auction, on the premises, on WFDNESDAY
December At 10 O'Clock M, All the right title and
inteIeM OF Emma r. Heath minor and child OF John W.
issth, IN and unto the following Real Estate situated
IN Wo ce,ter, at No y Glen street containing about
9VO0 ieet Of Land with the buildings thereon consisting
Of one two-story Dwelling House, IN good Condition
fitted for two tenemcnts, with hard soft wafer with
an excellent variety of Pear, Apple and Cherry Trees
Condition of property, and terms, will be made known
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An Assistant Wanted In ~ Dental Omce.
good opportunity Tor a Student Nitrous Oxide
(Laughing Cas- administered in extracting teeth.
s. Z. MILLER,
nj diff Office l43 Main street.
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IMPORTANT SALE CT REAL ESTATE.

viii be sold at Public Auction, the old "BcamAn
Tavern so called, in West Boylston, on wkDNEB-
DAY, Dec 10TH 1868, at oclock In the morning, the
HOssE FARM,
Lately owned and occupied by Ezra Beaman, late Of
west Bpylston, deceased. Tho Home Farm contains
one hundred and nfty eight acres Of Valuable Land,
nearly all Of which Is Intervae living both sides Of
the beautiful Nashua River The House large, OF
cicnt construction, and has been Known Tor century
toe BEAMAN TAVERN. here two Barns each
100 feet long, gOo Tenement House, Cider MIL sheds
and other 0ntbuildngs. There Is an Aquedact which
has brought water the house and ba rs over fy
years without interruption. The Home Farm is situated
IN the village Of West Boyston near churches schools
aud stores and IN the Immediate neighborhood Of the
large Cotton Mills of the "Beamrn Manufacturing Com
pany," AMI the honsSis about 100 rods tho West
Boy lstOn Station the Worcester and Nashua Rail
rod This opportunity Is believed worthy the attention
Of persons wishing for lendii Fam there but
few Farms In Worcester County ECU to this For any
further Information, apply personally BY letter TO
LEVI GOS~. West Bnylston who will show persons
the premises when desired or to T.. b. LAMSON Wor-
cester.
Possession will be given the nrst day OF April next.
Terms Of sate-Onefourth to be paid delivery Of
Deed and the remainder In from the first day
Of next January. LEVI GOSS, for the Heirs
". LAMjON, AuctOneerl
West Boylston Nov. 20, 1858 dts ia
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-07
IA FARM IN WEST MiLLBURY

kali AT AUCfIoN-I shall offer my Farm for sale at
k-ssAh Auction, MONDAY, Dec. 14th, at 10 n. The
Farm pleasantly located West Mbury, miles
from worcester good house snd barn. end 10 acres
Ofchoice land which laws it'll uc southern tx osure.
The mowlngs very Tree stones 200 young apple
trees ON the place. shall also sell my stock hay and
too on the same da Inquire of
dl dtdl4 A. A. BUGBEB