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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-05-20

HEThayer of the Muscatine Courier, is anxious
that his office should be mobbed. Were it done
the city would be compelled to pay, and thus
bring on a mob. as well as to aid the rebels,
he makes his paper talk most tlendishly and
Observation-Disclosures Eureka.
Your head is ''level on that, Mr.. Booth, as II
is on all other subjects.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-05-20

LOOKS BAD FOR HIM.-The individual who
sent us letter from New Boston, demanding
the name of the amorous bachelor of Mercer
county, who lately had an interesting adventure
in this city, should not have been ashamed
TO sign his own name. 1t looks bad for him.
His plea THAT the innocent may not be judged
with the guilty. is not valid If he is like Cse-
sar's wife above reproaeh'-he can rest easy
O. nights
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-05-20

BODY OF CAPT. MELLINCER FoUND.-Dr. Her
she received dispatch yesterday, from j. II.
Holden, at Quincy, Illinois, stating that the
body of Capt. Mellinger, OF company l, 18th Iowa,
had been found at that place. II will be remein-
bered that Capt. NJ. disappeared on the evening
of the 10Th. of March, from the boat on which his
regiment was coming home on furlough. His
wife will so at once 10 Quincy to attend the last
sad rites over his remains. The deceased served
with valor and distinction as private i'll the
Iowa First. He went into the 1lth as Licuton-
ant and rose to the head of his company on the
promotion Of Capt. Compton to the position of
Major. Capt. MelIinger was a brave and trust
worthy officer. Let his name be remembered
gratefully one OF his country's truest defend
ers-Daily, 18Th.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-05-20

~ The headquarters of the 10th army corps
ito which number of Muscatine boys are de-
tailed from the S5th Iowa. are now at Cairo.
having been removed from Memphis about a
week since. II is expected, however, that they
will be shortly removed to Huntsville, Alabama.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-05-20

To CoRREsPoNDKNTs.-Non notice whatever can
be taken of anonymous communications
Whatever is intended for publication must be ac-
companied by the name and address of the
writer-not necessary for publicity, but as a
guarantee of their good faith.
Communications on matters Of local interest
are especially desired.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-05-20
THE JOURNAL.

ADVANCE IN ADVERTISING RATEs.-Our pat
rons will notice that we have made slight adj
vance in the rates of advertising in both Daily
and Weekly. This step is imperatively demand
ed by the increased cost of printing in all its de-
partments.
The advance does not apply to unexpired con-
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-05-20

FEMALE ''SoJER. '-One of Che hundred day
recruits of this city was discovered To be q Wo-
man last Friday. She '.jined the army" over TWO
weeks ago, since which time she has put on a Ii
the airs of a gay recruit, carrying herself with n
staggering air, swearing like "our army in
Flanders and sleeping with the "other boys,
without her sex being discovered. She resigned
her 'posish' on the discovery and travelled
home
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-05-20

&1S- The popular notion that Nerdanc: belongs
TO the country-tliat the green ms, the I'M
sophisticated people who are most liable TO iln-
position reside in the rIlral dstricts-s popular
delusion. and L is quite time that the reverse Oh
tanned in the public mind. We need no better
proof of the position here take than The fact
that the Davenport BROTHERS, spiritual rappere
and dry bone musicians, who visited Muscatius
last winter and have been travelling over the
country for years. giving exhibitions seldom
causing any sensation often being exposed as
1mpostors, and driven from place 10 place, have
now turned up in New York at the Cooper IN
stitute, and the New orllers have run mad if-
ter them. They have been giving new manifes-
tatiOns in public-with the lights turned out of
course-and every body is aStonished. The Ii,r-
atd pronounces the thing wonderful, and don't
see any thing that looks like humbug except
the attempts 10 expose the cheat. This shows
that the people of that city will run mad after
an impostor whom the citizens of the rural dis
tricts would kick from their DOORS 1t is quite
time the people outside of New York fully real
lied what we say.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-05-20
WAGONS FOR SALE.

WAGUNS FUR SALE.
IF you want . good wagon, 60 to
W. II. BITZER'S SHOP.
II you want Painting Trimming, Repairing and
iacksmtthing of all kinds DONE gs o 80 =
H. BlTZCR0 SHOP
sSfs daw2n ID st.. Il sar. east Of Oosrt House.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-05-20

p SON BALTIMORE To-. Nd,
May 2Uth, 1853
The undersigned for some ime past has had
in his farm 'Fickardi's Cutie Powder -
and from the bepeiici. eff cts derived from it,
takes pleasure in recommending the article ali
fat mess, rs valuable preparation, TO be g ven 20
horses and cattle. Scare If my wurk horses that
we're In bad health, With little or no disposition
for food on their king Flick ardt's 'tie Pow
Ter. socn recovered their appetite. and III short
time became fat aud in good condri3n.
HENRY b CHEW
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-05-20
MUsCAT1NE posi- OFFICE

MUsCATINE POST OFFICE.
Open from "a. M.to7P NJ. On Sundays from
A. NJ. to 10 4. ".
ARRITAL.S AND DEPARTURES OF NAILS
EASTERN NAIL ria Dapep0's- ilnss at a. s2 M
WESTERN MAIL, TIA Was'.sagso,s-- at 1870 p NJ
~ Closes at7:30 A. NJ.
WESTERN MAIL, ria 1o'ca cs.y-Arr. at As ?. M
Closes at 500 p. ~
RIVER MAIL pia Burlington to Keokuk,)
Per Sseamers keihsturg Arrives6 AM. Daily.
and Jennie Whtpple. Closes loA.M;)
Pleasant Praiie-Arrives on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, at II NJ
Closes same day at l2:30 P. NJ.
MAIL 10 Fairpors-Arrives on Friday at 3 2. NJ.
Closes on Saturday, at A. M.
MAIL to lainois Gig, D'Hys Landing and Etsa,'g-
fo,,-Arrfves on Thursday at IL NJ
Closes same day Mt same hour
Ss- All the above mails close at the hours
named, rai,oot' time, which is fifteen minutes
faster than town time
JOHN MAHIN, p. NJ.
| MISSISSIPPI & MISSOURI r. r.
CHANGE OF TIME.
On an after Monday, May le, 1854, and until
further notice. trains will leave Muscatine daily
Sundays excepted) as follows, viz
For Grinnell. Davenport and Chicago at 5:90 am.
foWa n city and Davenport ESQ ESQ PM
Trains arrive at Muscatine daily, sundays ex-
ceptedl as follows:
From Chicago 500 am.
Washington. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. I:30 pm.
s. Iowa City and Davenport....~.... $40 pm.
Grinnel ACKNOWLEDGEMENT :55 pm.
All of the above trains leave by Chicago time,
which is about fifteen minutes earlier than Mus
catine time.
Through tickets for all the principal points
east can be procured at the ticket office in Mus
catine.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity of
giving distinct directions as to the destination
of their baggage; also to procure tickets before
taking their seat in the ears.
JOHN F.. TRACY, Gen. Superintendent.
| A. KIMBALI, Assistant Superintendent
May II, 1864.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-05-20

As5> The Courier has copied several "notices OF
the press ofthe only loyal ACT its editor has been
known to commit for some time, bur having
omitted the following we give it for his benefit {:
The soldiers of MuScatine compelled the edi-
tor of the Courier To take the oath We can't
see any good to grow out of making notorious
enemy of the government take the oath He
is OF the 'same opinion STILL You might as
well swear a rattlesnake; and it is a great
waste, in our opinion. OF the precious material
II is true, one who is compelled to take the
"oath,'' under a threat, feels that he has been
made to humiliate himself: but aside from. this
1t don't amount to anything. The man who
worships God through fear OF hell is not much
Of Christian The "terrors Of the law - never
made pious man. IIe has got to be regenera-
ted, throughout soul and body. SO ii is with
these filthy Cops. They must be born again.
They must be induced to quit their lying and
stealing and forncations &c. When this is
done, then il will do 10 ''Swear" them in. Our
advice. therefore, is TO let them run and spout
their treason. The wheat y and " tares to-
gcther grow. Leave them 10 the aVenging hand
Of Omnipotence: bat watch and see that they
don't steal hing from poor war widow.
-R,i,.luOTO3t TfYa.IeUf.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-05-20
Stomach, Liver and Bowels.

Cures Dyspepsia Liver Complaint Headache. General
Debility, Nervousnets Depression # Spirits Con-
stipation Collie, Intermittent Fevtrs, Cramps
and Spss.rs ami all Comp Ants of either
Sex sriring from Bodily Weakness
whether inherent or in tho system
prot'ucsa by special causes.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-05-20
HENRY b CHEW.
PHILADELPHIA May Is. lS5

.. PHILADsLPHIA May l5, 1855.
WN. RALSroN. EsQ.-Dear ir; Ii j. vita pleas>
ure that certify 70 the IVA liable properties of
your Cattle Powder. | have been using it for
nearly eight months. In last June Was travelling
my horse became very sick-so bad tina, had TO
returl home. and appl, to Fnrrier. L. WAS near
ly ten months befoi he was fit use, he bein, in
such a low condlti II. happened to stop in at Mr
W. Whites and saw your .a.te Powder | made
up my mind 10 try package and after using t~
of them, 1t was surprising To every on- who Jaw
the horse, to see how much he had improved in
fest, and spirit hose who had seen him before
he became sick, could scarcely believe him to be
the same. i also recommend the Powder rs being
fine thing for the urine, and also to improve the
coat, as it gives it Il fine, silky appearance Ny
friends, seeing the adva' taee Of it, have com
men ed using it Dug their cattle. No pers on
should be without il IN their stables have seen
it fully tese ed ald do consider it one of the best
articles in use. Very respectfully yours.
GEORGE NYDER
We the undersigned, have used yoar Powder,
a, the request Of our frie d. Geo Snyder and find
il very useful among our cattle. PrTER OFT,
JAcoR Or.
JIG KISS.
Lower &erou, Montgomery county. Pa
"a Price IS Cents per Package.
AGENT>-D. =. Barnes & Co, 2O2 Broadway,
n. T.; Dyott 4 Co., No. 232 North Second Street,
Philadelphia
For Sale IN Muscatine by
j. B. DOU G H ERT
March 3D. lS64-w6m
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syphi,i. rra sycrcsriHl Disease,
tIaIATfAIIy yvuIHI u. 2. l4ANIMEN, NJ D.
RSl,eu,uutisn,. (sout. Liver Com yIoiut:

INDEPENDENCE, 1festCH Co, a., 9TH July, 1863.
DR.. J c. AVER: Sir, have been afflicted with a
painful! chranis Rhsgmetis:a for long time, which
e 'n ih Se ar ana r s'1H S 70 trad
your sarsapara. One bottle cured me in. two
weeks and restored my general health SO much
that am far better than before was attacked. |
think it q wonderful medicine. J. FREAM.
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ET5IOROCS.

The following is genuine Alabama
poetry. 1t is addressed by female Sc
cesh to her lover in the rebel army:
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-05-20

Many remarkable cures of these affections have
been made by the Alternative power of this medicine
II stimulates the vital functions into vigorous action
and thus overcomes disorders which would be sup
posed beyond its reach. Such remedy has long
been required BY the necessities of the people, and
confident that this will do for them all that
medicine do.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-05-20

The guerrilla norse-thief captured
short time since at the bloody affair ut
Hunnewell, Mo-, was executed at Ma
con, on the 9Th, agreeable to the sentence
of court martial approved by General
Fisk. The name under which the des-
perado passed was Sniderr, but his real
name is supposed to have been Dean.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-05-20

WH. RALsrox: - We have tiled ,our Horse
P"wd-r, manufactured by you, in the Corral aud
uospital stables to some extern. II is highly rec
ommendad To ING ty the Supeii tenden. ard Vet
Urinary surgeon ~ chafge
G.. n. SNOW, General Superinter dent,
Asst Quarter masters Office
Cor. q and 22d II aSiingtor. D. g.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-05-20

The Pennsylvania Legislature adj
iourned on Thursday, have passed all the
important acts recommended by the
Governor. Both branches meet again
on the 23d of August, to count the votes
on the amendment to the constitution
giving soldiers the right to vote.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-01

4 TTENrION CAPITALISTS.
~ Rare chance for Investment
Attractive Real Estats atsuct3eN.
20 600 acres Of Land to the higheot
bidder.
At the request Of Mr J n Coz, We viii I'll on
Wednesday. the "a day Il March, 1884, ccmAsuc-
Ing ct IL O'clock A ~, ct cur ssleerooms, No l02
Main st. 81, 900 If land lying the waters Of
the Great Sa,ta ana st Diary river, In the county
Of Camden, ststs Of G5mCs
The said lard viii be scid 70 the highest bijdsr In
tracts Of thousand acres eaeh CT In lots TO suit
purchasers.
The titlss ere direct from the State, and are IN
disputable The original patents ffcm the STATE,
and IN unhroksp and connecting chain Of titles ean
b seen ct cfce, TO which We invite the atten-
ton Of capitalstk, - This Ia rare chance bI Ia
vsstment-
A map Of the land made ont and certified to By
tie surveyor can 10 seen BY sprlying ss oar enes,
which gives full description Of the premises:
WILLIAMSON 3 co,
f. 70 Auctionsera.
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ssIEss.

ssIEns
~ her residence, in Manchester. on Monday
morning, The Goth u,f, OF consumptioa, Mrs
INNER o WElSiGER, In the both year Of he
The friends and acquainiances Of the family arr
invited to attend her funeral from her residence
this tTaesday, evening at o'clock.
Al Point Lookout, Nd, on the LIST Of February
| ~ sHLON sTkRREib, 81 company Richmond
llowiizeTs, Ist Va regiment OF artillery, aged 8
years. ,a.,
A,she commencement. OF the war prl, 1861 !,
| he Joined the secpnd company OF no"itzeIs
| htch was soon scnt TO Yorktown. Tie served
It'll /, and past;ciprd in asost Of the battles IRON
| yorktown H. Gettysburg, where he was taken
| prisoner, Isl Jay, 1863.
A, the residence of his father, in Manchester, .,
lie ooh alt, JAMES ALLIE son OF ana I"
| A jerks, aged months and ~ days.
| The friends and aequalntances OF Biz iatnsr
| famiiy and also those Of bis grandfather, Mr. WIN
Walker are most respectfully requested to attend
his funeral from his falbcrS mouse teis (fuesaaj
evening at 2 O'Clock.
On the os,h nit, nj her fathers residence, afier
| short hut painful illness, OF nrnibrane Group
| ALICE vlRGINl ;, daughter OF WIN aud Mary
| T. Holland, agfd niEe months and two days
My darling Alice, W. again will nisct tuce,
When the day Of life has fed;
There In hegven with Joy 10 greet thee,
Where no farewell tear IL shed.
! Dear little Alice Is gone to rest,
Without sigh, among the blest;
,yttbou, one doubt, without one tear
| TOO yourg 10 know that Cad was near.
Bat babes shall reaeh'fhat heavenly place,
and stand before their Masters face
Shall wear n cross Of pures gold,
and ih-re Ind lIge In bliss unt ut.
Tire funeral will take place frem Clay Street
Methodist Church, at II o'eIcck this morning. Tho
friends and acquaintance are respectfully re-
quested TO attend,
On the 2Siil ult, WILLIAM JEFFERSON, in
G,nt son of samuel NJ and Virginia Adams, aged
Two years.
And Is my Wiy dead-my p.ectoas infant fed /,
And is its little form rcposing with the dead
on, yes, its trouble IS aud Its conflicts past
Ny little willy Is no niofe--I saw him breathe
his last.
Lonely the house and sad the home,
Since Thy sweet smile Is gone;
But, all a brighter home than ours
In heaven is now thine own.
The friends and acquaintances Of the family are
respectfully invited at end his funeral this even
Ing at O'Clock, from his fathers residence cor
uer Of 18th and MARSHALL SITS.
IN this city, the llth instant, AiALELEEI.
CHAsP G CARY, aged "a years.
FUNERAL EOTiCE.-The funeral Of NAN
ME, daughter of Henry and Elizabeth r ELY
son. will take place from the Second Baptist
Church, this TUESDAY morning, at 10 O'Clock.
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80
R J1sNss N. 1apl0r, As6oSjOnseS.

Y en- the Williamsburg turnpike. eeusainirg ~
acres Of land, fur sale as aueti0e.-Wn b soh on
The premises, 90 "Wednesday, the I'd dsy Of March,
1854, At IL O'clock n. The valuable fasm two Dles
from the city, On the north side II ths Willians-
burg turnpike, adjonipg The farm a Mr John Pos,
and extending back across the York River railroad.
having two fronts, and coutsuug 80 aeSss Ct lspd
In . high state Of improvement. u hae ccmfosts-
cHt buildings, 81 Ia good ordes. RoeSas wishipg
70 procure good farm nsar the city ueajd do pslg
70 attend the sale, - Il II rarsy sueh faSu Cow
10 the Market II will Be sold - WHO'S Or diyidsd
nto three tracts, as may DO desired.
TxaNs-M ads 10 spit the purchases, end Axss 10
% paid BY tho purchaser.
r. 26-6t JAZZ n TAYLOB. ApeI.
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Srsv ORDER No 5, Richmond Encampment,
~ Nos .-Sir Knights: You are hereby sum
moned 10 attend meeting of Richmond Encam.A-
mcni, No 2, of knights TcInpar, at the Masolis,
Hall, Ia the city of Richmond, on Wednes "a y
evening, the I'd inst, at 9 O'CLOCK.
By order of the Nd E Grand Commander.
WIN MAULE, & G.
Attest: JAMES E RIDDICK, Recorder.
Richmond, Marcii LIST, X T 744, A d IsSsi
NH i-2t
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VALUABLE and attractive Land and Homestead
fer sale. AT the request OF the certiqui trust,
ard by authority Of the deed creating the trust,
shall Fl iasy. the 4,h day II March, 1884, at 10
O'Clock II. I'll # for fee, the premises, at pubic
suction 10 the highest bidder, without regard to
weathcr,l Tract OF Land in the county Of HanO
YER, lying en- both sides of the Richmond, Frede
and Ashlani, and about two miles from the latter
place. and one mile from KelIy's turnout.
TIE tract contains a07 acres, about one third Of
which is clca.ei, the balance being we'll wooded,
ard having upnn it s. me good pine and oak timber
The land has pet been improved but Ia susceptibie
ut h'gd degree # Improvement, and being near
Richmond aud immediately on the railroad could be
very readily ard cheaply improved
There are on the p emises good framed dwelling.
house, recently erected, with six rooms and . pas
sage GA each foar. and double verandah in front
Ind eiDiiar one ia the rear; gcoi kitchen, with
two rOcms; three excellent quarters two with three
rsOyns ea:h, and ell hSving brick chimneye; an ice
house, which is full Of ice; bara, corn house, sta
bles for horses AID cows, and two wells OF fine va
ter, both If which aye well bTcked up The place
il well wa:ered and well drained and enclosed
The title to this land ia believed to be perfect but
selling "a trustees OILY convey with special
within ten days f,cm the day Of sale, aud the rur
chaser Can enter upon the lani immediate y for the
purpose CT farming operations.
TERMS -Ooe half cash, end the balance In one snd
two years, (eqiSl pay menis,) secured by deed OF
trust on Tho premises OF all cash. II preferred BIZ
The purchaser. The taxes for 1854 to be psiu by
the purchaser. L PRICE,
BENZ POLLARD,
Trustees for Mary X Thornton
Sat- the same time and place will be sold ali
tho farming Implements, consisting Of the usual va
riety. r. %
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3 Tuesday, the In day oe Nase6, q - s'clsck \,
viii be sold UPON the premises he kssd Weed ly:se
uton the ract Of land owned By Jsass Wi,hsns,
situated nesr tbs Brook turnpike about three miles
from the city, opposite the farm formerly ovned By
" roee, and sijoicips The lard II John 4 Pasksf,
Esq. The wood h mostly pine, with ecms och and
bong rear the city and on . good road y VARIABLE.
TnRMs-.CAsh. JAS n TAYLOR,
70 - Auos,oneog.
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fIcIMoND March LIST, 1854
a Lii. Checks we may have out must be presented
~ for Payn Ont at Bank ON which drawn before
the 10Th inst, " which time eli funds 10 our hands
belonging toe her parties mr,e be drawn Cut, they
WIN (uhiess OF herwise directed be invested in Co.'S
federae Statest per Cent ponds for The benefit Q!
whom 1t may pucsfn. We shall eerd che :ks 10
the couhtry h' Aween the 20 inst and list April, and
FOR al GALES Aie between theAs dates the proceeds
will he paid seFe 10 the preeenr ourreray.
Tyler Cd G Cosby &Co
nj BRr 5. Co Hal l. Norfee:
E'0Wn Eagland Il Bro
W W 3 Peters + II Duke
ctnsca Watkins E& Il Workman s. go
Kerr Lyons ]. Waller l. Co
Pollard Walker Jeter & Harris
Roberts II Dibreli
Williams, Carr lss,ou & Mckinney. Dupey
Bifksda.es 4 Archer
Brown De n W 4 g Gwatnmey
WIN Dav dsoa spencer Il enable
b. JohnsoH a Garrett i Son
Minor & Burke
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~ 9oddin 4 AppsrsOs, l.ce5orSsre

VTALUArLE Granite front store o. The soush
v side of Main, between l3lh and llsh 90, Tor
rent ct auction viii be rented out at auetioo iDbs
one pear from 1st April next,) o. Tuesday, March
let, le04, 1t IL O'clock y, that valuable granite
front tenement locsted - above, long oeccpied e
shoe store BY Nessrs Pasnsy 3 Watts.
THRAD-At The hoCT q reutisg.
70 70 0ODDlN r APPRR4ON ANITA
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BIZ W. q. F6els, SoMs %, Aucta,
Nos llo and ll0 Main strests.l

nN Tuesday, Mach ], as 10 o'clock, W shall
VYtHr-
5000 do smoting DO
70 A-A WI TUWL1. SONS 90, Auctb
ADDITIONAL,
$500 yards genuine 1seoeh gold laoo
500 damask table napkins
500 yards dne flannel
10 pairs mems shceJ
1850 boxes king
100 reains letter and note paper
Cashmere, jeans
superior swing machines. conpisss
Fine opera gAseea
And . lot Of superior -four
fe9s-0 " b TOwLx, SONS 90. Auets,
AIe0
aolii silver basket, weighing Az ounoes.
with coat Of sips Of John RandolD6
A lot Of old silver
eeyeral really fins gold watshes.
s 70 W H FOWLE, IONS 3 90, Auels.
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r ARCS punbcr Of Beautiful Lots on Uaion Hill,
fer sale o. auction Will be soid at auction, on
the premises, en- Monday, the 7.h March 1854, at
O'Clock =. n the foilawirg beautiful lois, viz A
Triangular lot ia Beckes plan at the of 9th
s,re and County road, fronting lib feet, rupning
t,ck 159
2na. A lot at the northwest corner OF r and seth
streetT, lC6 By 132 feet.
3rd A half acre ioi at the southwest corner Of
and BAD streets, 1875 by 1S9 feet.
4tb. hall acre lot ct the southeast corner Of M
and sd st-cets, los by i32 feet.
The foregoing very valuable and handsomely
locati lots.
re rne-tash. The taxes for 1854 to be Paid by
The purchaser. 0jDDlN 4 APPERSON,
Gnh AuCt0neelR.
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r <- '.cONSTANTINOPLE and the Turks,
with visit to the iIowiing Dervishes.'- :
she Rev DIR Leyburns next lecture before the
Young Mems Christian Association viii be deliv-
cred on this subject, in the First Bapt st Church
Broad street, on tins (Tuesday) evening, March
st, commencing al and ending Mt OK O'Clock.
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