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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-31

~@ Ihe Bradford County Tea chers AS
.''n viii meet at Rome, the 8th of Sept, at 10
lie following resolutions are proposed for
.al.,....' Ihat teachers have greater influence
E-'I'' II, IN forming the character of the young
.-f.... l1"t no person should be granted a
By, or 5'. " tAe County Superintendent that will
E.,,J.JJ' not attend Educational meetings
as frt}' mat men who are opposed to paying a
iI,"G 9ilport of public schools should be
,errI-.," ,ro1 taking any part in the affairs of our
,..,.;ei That a uniform system Of toration he
INF gya "a by the State Of Pe4nsyiyonia % and that I
S.-o 51i;HSi 5;l. by the number of scholars in each
". Yoryc = c. II. SEAMAN Sec.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-31

IMPORTANT. Persons holding Pension Ger.
tifcates can get the installment due the 4th OF
Sept, by bringing their certificates to the Law
Office of JOHN ". Mix, Towanda Pa, any time
after the 4th inst He gives special attention
to the collection of Back Pay, Bounty &C., of sol
diers who died in Southern Prisons.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-31

A PPLICATION IN DIVORCE.-To E.
IN II. HM.-No l22 Sept. Term, 1861. You are
the Court OF Common Pleas of Bradford County Tor
divorce from the bonds of matrmony and the said Conrt
has appointed Monday September 4th, 1865, at two o.
clock p m at the Court House in TOwanda for hearing
the said O c. Hill in the premises at which time and
place you can attend if you think proper,
j. NJ. SMITH,
Aug. 10, 1865 Sheriff.
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July 20, 1865.
DEGISTER'S NOTICE.-Notice is here

ID EGISTER'S NOTICE.-Notice is mere
LII by given, that there has been filed aud settled il
office of the Register OF Wills, in and Tor the county
of Bradford, accounts Of Administration upon the FOL
lowing estates, VIZ
Final account Of s. II. Wilson, Guardian OF Robert J.
Dmon.
Final account Of Charlotte Burlington Guardian OF
Charlotte r. and Chester P. Burlington.
saFinaI account of Albert Lent, Guardian Of Celiuda
Horton.
Mcclure, late OF Attica, n. Y.
Final account of VIM. Lake executor of John. Ford,
decd, late OF Tuscarora.
Final account Of &. u. Grdley admir- Of the estate OF
Luther Chafee, decd late Of Orwell.
Final account OF B. Laporte and c. FWelis, j.. adn'r
of John Laporte, late Of IOwanda.
Partial account Of Gordon Wilcox surviving executor
of ThOs Wilcox, late of Athens.
Final account OF Dan y. Gllett executor Of James
Evans, late OF Rldgbury.
Final account Of John Liley and Rachel Laadon amir
of Jonathan jackson, late OF Canton.
Final account OF Gyms BlCOdgood admir- Of Abram
Sherman late Of Litchied.
Final account of c. c, Wright admir- Of Joel Wright,
late OF Canton.
Final account OF Margaret Davis adm trX OF JeukIu
Davis late OF Pike.
Final account of D, Il. Burnham and Sarah E. Ray
adm'rs OF VIM. II. Raynor, late OF KidgOury.
Final account of Thomas James executor Of Henry
James late of Warren.
PartIl account of G.. F. Horton Guardian of Leyinia
j. Sharts Susan f. santee Elizabeth Breyogle Ellen
g. Sautee, Alice Santee Minor children Of Wm Saliee,
deceased,
Final account OF D. NJ. James Guardian OF f. 7.
Smith.
Final account of Isaac Strait executor of Robt Kill
gore, late OF Columbia.
Final account OF Simon II. Stanton and Nancy stan
ton adm Of Joseph A. Stanton, late OF West Burng-
ton.
Partial account Of c. O. Huntington executor OF Ash
er Huntington, late OF Athens.
Partial account OF E. ). Matherson admir- VIM. Mead,
late OF Athens.
Final account of j. F. Chamberlin admir- OF G. ",
Pepper, late of Wyausng.
Final account OF Squire Northrop admr OF Edward
Williams, late OF Athens.
Final account OF Orriu \, BJrHham admir- o: Samuel
Raynor, late OF the State OF New York.
FINAL account OF sylvester lay OT and John Say.es
executors OF last will aud tesmeAt OF John Van Bas-
XIX, OF Granville twp.
ALSO.-Ihe apprdlsemeut 81 property set OF by the
Executors Administrators 10 widows cl.IlgGu
the following deCedents
Estate OF VIM. Williams,
\. z. Stevens,
% Hemau Morgan.
Allen W. Barnes,
- Cyrus Smith,
g " }. u. BuckhOut,
g " James Layton,
" Oliver Bartlett
e d. {. Hall,
" y. b. Chaifte,
- h. J. Camp,
d" |. j. AIis,
" H. }. Bowen,
o" Furnam Nichols,
Hiram Mason.
AnG the will be presented to the Orphans Court
of Bradford County, Mouday, the 4tn day Of sept
next, confirmation anu allowance.
Aug. /, loG5, sc. EL9BkLE. Eeg.ster.
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- lie North Branch Association of
-'4'Sts will hold its next annual meeting at
-,.- a4l 18th.
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A DMINISTRATORS SNOTICE.-Notice
N is hereby given that all persons indebted to the
tate Of V. n. BOARDMAN, late Of Windham decd are
requested to make immediate payment and all having
claims upon said estate will present them duly authen
ELIZA BoARDMAN,
Aug. 10, 1865. Administrative
t Attest ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS
WILLIAM A. ROCK WELLS.
Consisting of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
MOZAMBIQUE,
GRAPE,
MERAT,
sDE LANES, &C.
LADIES CLOTHES,
SHAWLS,
CLOAkS,
HATS,
and general variety of LADIES' GOODS.
MEMS BROAD CLOTHS,
CAsSIMERES,
SATTINETTS,
JEANS,
DRILLS,
And variety of VEsTINGs.
A well selected assortment of
LADIES' and MISSES
SHOES and SLIPPERS, and
MEN & BOYS BOOTS.
Also, Mems Boys and Childrels'
SOFT STRAW HATS and CAPS,
of all. descriptions.
Usual large Assortment of
CROCKERY,
GLASS and
STONEWARE.
You will find, by calling, cheap lot of
HARDWARE,
WOODEN WARE,
ROPES,
CABS,
BASKETS,
&C, &C.
NOW FOR THE 4TH OF JULY
FIREWORKS,
of all descriptions and TOYS of all kinds on hand.
Please call and examine my large and general assert,
ment OF Goods which will be sold at lowest prices for
Cash and Produce.
June %, 1865.
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Anu the will be presented TO the Orphans Court
of Bradford County, Monday the 4th day Of sept.
next. Tor confirmation anu allowance.
Aug /, Is6j, y. {. EL>bkEE. Ges .-ter.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-22
New Advertisements.

The following advertisements appear in
this mornings paper, to which we invite the at
tention of our readers.
Theatre.-Beneft of Miss Reynolds, and first
appearance of Mr.. S. W. Glenn. Go early if you
wish to obtain a seat.
J. r. GilleH gives in his advertisement six good
reasons for purchasing the Mount Vernon Cook
Stove. Read them
Charles Gallagher is in want of a vessel to load
with wood, from Yorktown for New York.
All tax payers will do well to read the adver-
tisement of the City Sergeant, in to-day's paper.
G. A. Darts is now ready to supply all who
may need pleasant and neat fitting boot.
Wake Dc Chamberlain offer fine assortment
of household and kitchen furniture at auction
See advertisement.
Read advertisement of charming new book,
soon to be issued. - p --..... 49,. .
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CONSIGNEEs.

RECEIPTS OF FREIGHr.- Packages of freight
were received here yesterday, by the steamers,
for the following parties:
Per Steamship Albemarle, from New Xork.-F.
W. Seabury's Sons, T. R. Cobb Sons, S. E. Ell
lott, Lubin & Stiner, Seldner Co., Rice Bro,
E. P. Tabb Il Co, A. Beardsley, Robertson &
Manning, G. W. Codery, NJ A. G. A: Santos,
Warren & Woodhouse, T. P. Crowell, J. D. 0s-
trum, H. B. Nichols & Co., Chas Smith, J. W.
Ames, A. Lagorio, W. 7. Allen & Co.. W. H.
Hughes, w. B. Whitehead
Per Steamer Creole, from New York.. M.
Smith & Bro, 7. R. Cobb & Sons, 7. X. Crowell,
Samuel G. Elliott, P. Hennebury, J: E. Myers,
E. C. Brooks, James Cohen G. W. Dey, Z. G.
Deming, Graham 4 Moore, W. R. Hudgins, Jas.
E. Jones, LePage Bros, s. March, Morris Gwath-
mey Co., S. R. Reardon, M. A. & G. A. Santos,
Reseneing Deissen Co., R. B. Smith Co.,
Geo. Sangster, W. E. Lewis, Miss Courtney, R.
P. Loyett, Warren & W., c. Schwartzkopf, F.
S. D., Y. & D., G. S. T., M. g. W, W. S. Pep
per, B. W. Conant & Co., Adams Elk. Co., Mrs
Hazlett, j. II. Long, W. E. Lewis, Cunningham
J. Ney, S. Harris, W. S. Spratley, Dickinson &
E., Warren W., White Sale, Sherman, Bros
d Co., s. G. futile, G. F Gregory, Kader, Bigg
Co.
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LOCAL.
Collision in the Bay.
SCHOONER SUNK
ONE MAN LOST.

The Steamship Creole, on her way to!this port
s.o,n Now York, reports having collided with the
schooner John Aumack, Capt j. Potter, about
m o'clock last night, by which the Schooner was
sunk and one man drowned.
II appears that when the Schooner saw the
Chin coming she altered her course and ran across
the bows of the Ship from the nature of the
channel, the Ship could not dsviate great deal
from her course and the consequence was that the
Schooner was struck abaft of the fore rigging,
and sunk, in five minutes, in eleven fathoms wa
tor The Captain saved his clothing, but all else
went to the bottom. The crew was taken off by
the Creole, and during the hurry and confusion,
one man. named VIM. Russell, seaman on the
John Aumack, was washed from the boat and
drowned The Captain and crew of the Inflated
Schooner were cared for by the officers of the
Creole. and will be carried to New York on her
return trip.
The john Aumack belongs to Jersey City, and
was loaded with coal from Baltimore to Jersey
CITY. The collision occurred near Willoughby's
snit light boat. We learn that there is no insu-
rance on vessel or cargo.
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CHARMING NEW BOOK

In Press will be issued LIST October, 1865,
By VIM. B. SMITH & CO.,
Field and Fireside Book Publishing House, GO
Fayetteville Street, Raleigh, N. c..
N 4 NJ b L E IS:
BY MRS. FANNY MURDAUGH DOWNING
One volume, Is mo-. Fine Cloth.
Price, $500.
This is really charming story of heart-life and
the fashionable world, told in the most elegant
and refined language. Aside from the absorbing
plot so nicely interviewer, it abounds in sugges-
tive, pleasing thought; reflective and descriptive
passages, grand and exquisite in character and
finish.
Wherever j." NAMELESS' is read it will be
priced as thoughtful and valuable--though 81
lent-friend. Society will receive such book as
this with grateful welcome.
Cash orders from the Trade, or from single sub
scribers, may be forwarded at once. Address the
Publishers, or their authorized Agents.
* Editors inserting this advertisement, will
receive copy of the book.
snp92-tf
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MAYORS CoURT, Portsmouth.-Elitha, alias Sa
rah Elliott, colored, who was lately sent to the
Government farm for term of six months, es
capped from the same, and was arrested in Ports
mouth, on Wednesday night, and returned to Gus
tody. This woman reports herself very much
pleased with the main features of the institution
to which she is attached, but does not like the
cramped up state of her sojourn there. She in
formed the Mayor that musical and other teachers
were employed there, and that everything posi-
BILE was being done toadvance the condition OF
the residents.
Jerry Saunders, colored, charged by Edward
Taylor with passing worthless five dollar note
on him, was sent over to the U. S. Military Court
in this city, for trial.
Richard Taylor was arrested for buying and
selling, in the market, without license, but the
charge could not be substantiated, and the case
was dismissed.
George Brent, arrested on complaint of Josiah
Cook, for an assault on, and using abusive Ian
guage to him, on second consideration, with
drew the charge, the defendant paying the costs.
Besides those reported above, several other I'M
interesting cases were up for hearing, the reci-
tai of which would interest no one, therefore, we
omit their publication.
The city was quiet and orderly during Wednes-
day night, and no one was bagged, to the chagrin
of the Charles.
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NEW LINE OF STEAMERS TO New BERNE.-Noth-
ing can so fully develope the resources of the Eas-
tern portion of the old North State, and increase
her Importance in an agricultural point of view,
as the establishment of new channels of trade
Nor will anything tend more to the increase OF
trade in our city, than the centerng of those lines
at this point. No portion of North Carolina is so
prolific in the cereals, nor so well adapted to
the growth of cotton; millions OF bushels of the
one and thousands of bales of the other found
their way to this market before the war, and the
enterprise of our merchants seems to have been
directed, in time to the securing of that trade in
the future.
The Steamer Taminend commanded by Cap
tain Leonard, arrived here Wednesday, to that en-
terprising merchant Cyrus E. Staples, and will,
at once. take her place on the Sound, for the pur
nose of establishing line of steamers between this
city and New Berne. Mr.. Staples will put a
steamer on this end of the line in few days, and
the Taminend will run on the other, and thus
form semi-weekly line between the points named
above. The Taminend is splendid boat, well
provided and beautifully furnished and is just the
craft for passengers and freight the the inland
waters of the Old North State. Her accommoda-
lions are superior and her captain one OF the most
polite, gentlemanly and attentive steamboat men
whom it has ever been the good fortune of the
North Carolina people to meet We predict for
him personally, and for his boat, universal and
unbounded popularity
Mr.. Staples informs us that in short while
the steamer Wyoming and Neversink will be
placed on the Sound, to alternate with the Tamil
mend. and that two smaller steamers Will be added
to this end Of the line, and that be will then be
able to offer daily line to the city Of New Berne.
This enterprise is a matter of much Importance to
the mercantile portion of our community, who,
we doubt not. will bestr themselves to secure all
the trsda of that section, and thereby sustain the
enterprise that opens up the trade to them, a
glance at the last report of the Board OF Trade OF
the city of Norfolk, viii show the immense value
of that trade, and give some idea OF the advaa.
tages that is likely to arise from the enterprise OF
our esteemed fellow citizen Cyrus E. Staples.
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Mayors CouRT, Norfolk, Sept. 21st.-A ball
was given by j. B. Weeks, and quite crowd was
present to "trip upon the light fantastic toe"
Among them were some of the Portsmouth boys,
who, it appears bantered the Norfolk boys for a
"set to-; the challenge was accepted, and the
Portsmouth boys ''cleaned OUT About this
time, the watch came along, and picked up the
Norfolk combatants, but the Portsmouth boys
were non est George Allen and John Champion
were the boys who had 'tcleaned OUT the 'phel-
lows from the other side, and as those who dance
must pay the fiddler, they were fined, the one ten
and the other five dollars.
Alex. Fentress, who had been committed fol
being very drunk, and somewhat disorderly, was
released on the payment of fine of five dollars
and costs.
Several warrants were issued against persons
for doing business without license, and the Court
adjourned.
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BY Hipkins e. Milligan,
No LIZ WIDE Hnfei. ,Sfapef

A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
N Real Estate, in the most Pleasant
part of the City.--We will offer for sale, on
the premises Thursday morning at IL o'clock. the
25th inst, splendid
HOUSE AND LOT.
The House is two Story Brick, with Wing
Passage, containing four Rooms upstairs, two
Rooms and Pantry downstairs, with large
and airy Passage, a good and convenient Cellar,
with an excellent Kitchen, SmokeHouse in the
yard, and Fencing, all in good order. The House
is situated on the corner of Princess and Brown
streets.
The Lot fronts one hundred and thirty three
feet, or less, on Princess street, to the cor
ner of York; thence westward eighty feet along
York street, to the southwest corner of the next
lott thence north one hundred and thirty three
feet, more or less, to Brown street, thence eighty
feet to Princess street, corner of the houses. There
is ample room for three excellent buildings, and in
desirable location.
This property will be for sale privately until
day of sale.
For full particulars enquire of
HIPKINS d MILLIGAN,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
No. Is, Wide Water street. upstairs,
John Hopkins old and we'll known Stand
sep1S-11t
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ATLANTIC HoTEL-NoRToLK, Va, Sept. q.

G Sperry, Newbern w G Duckett, D c. F B
Dinton, Elmira; S G Boykin, Smithfeld Mrs
Lindsey, 2 children and servant Deep Creek; J
Renton, New York; Br Massenburg, j Massen-
burg, Southampton; W E Glover, Petersburg; J
Dozier, Suffolk; H c Kimbal, Baltimore G F
Thompson, J M Robinson, Va; Mrs Miner, R E
Coward, Richmond; VIM Norfeet, Amelia; W
H Turintine, N C.
Per Steamship Albemarle, from Neo York
B. W. Ford, Miss Ford, G. w. Cowdery, G. A.
Santos, Miss Cowdery, Miss Cowdery, H. Mont
geometry, A. S. Lehman, H. Adams, Miss L. D.
Burnett, Miss M R. Babbett W. A. MADDEN,
Robert Hadden, C. W. Klopsch, Thos. Elan and
wife, j. Mcpherson, G. Butts.
Per Steamship Creole, from, Neo York.-Mrs.
Haslett and sister, Mrs. G. A. Browning, Jacob
Miller, S. Marks, W. Fl. Seely, Mrs. J. Johnston,
Mrs. c. Taylor, L. 0. Vibber, j. J. Rider, John
Wheeler, j. Wadsworth, John Crawley, j. S.
Vail, j. s. Gates, R. P. Lovett and wife, Mrs. G
Theirs, j. V. Morgan, W. R. Hill, s. Adams, II
Harris, A. Murphy, G. Morgan, II. Saunders, FL
Noonan, James Sullivan, C. f. Mathews, and nine
Storage.
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HoMB INsURANcE.-The late sectional storm,
that like bosom of destruction, passed over the
South, and swept so many institutions from exist
ence, appears to have dealt lightly with the
American Insurance Company, of this city. This
company has ridden out the storm, and is once
more safely moored in port, and ready for bust
ness 1t has not altogether passed unscathed, but
it is in fair condition, and proposes to improve
that condition by an increase of its capital stock.
From theeKery able manner in which the officers
and directors of this institution have managed
their business heretofore, we may very safely in
fer, that the business will be well managed in the
future; and therefore, it is of the safest and
best investments that surplus capital can now find
Besides, it is one of the best companies in which
to insure your property, and presents the very
decided advantage of keeping the money, al
home. Read the advertisement, to be found in
another column.
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J. S. STUBBS,
Special Commissioner.

NIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks
office of the Circuit Court of the city OF
Norfolk on the 18th day of August, 1865.
F. Stearns Co., Plaintiff.
against | In case and att'chm' t.
Benz. F. Spruill, Defendant.
In this suit, the object of which is to OF
the defendant two hundred and fifty dollars and
seventeen cents, with interest due by open ac-
count the plaintiff having filed his declaration,
and the defendant not having been served with
the summons in this suit, or with the attachment
thereon.
And it appearing by affidavit filed, that the de-
fendant is not a resident of this State, it is or
dered that the said Benjamin F. Spruill do ap-
pear here within one month after due publication
hereof, and do what is necessary to protect his
interest, and that copy of this order be pub
lished once week, for four successive weeks, in
the Day Book, newspaper published in the city
of Norfolk and posted at the front door of the
Court House on the first day of the next Corpora
ton Court of the said city.
copy teste:
HENRY NJ. BOWDEN, C. C.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-22

The FEAST now being carried ON by the Ladies,
(God bless Emu of ST. Johns Church in Ports
mouth, is the big thing of the season in that city
Last Wednesday night our local while innocently
and modestly looking in the door of the Saloon,
was forcbly seized and carried, nolens volens, up
to the magnifcently decorated and bounteously
supplied supper table, and then and there pun
ished most numerically, with pickles, oysters,
prone, hog-fsh, beef la mode, terrapin stew ,
Jttet de beuf champinon, strong mocha,
delicate ''young Hyson," and such list of other
delicacies as to defy enumeration. These that we
have mentioned were in the solid line, and the
light commissary department, presided over by
several of the fairest of the fair did big business
in such things Ice Creams of different favors,
Jelly, Tipsy Cake, as Floating Island and a thou
sand and one other delicacies.
Late in the evening, Messrs. Porter, Brown,
Wood and Young, gentlemen who stand high as
vocalists, appeared ON stage erected for the
occasion, and rendered in fine style, the. follow
ing airs, viz :-"Come where my love lies
"Night Shades no longer" go how love m Y
mountain home" "Pirates Glee.' But the musi-
cal matter so kindly offered and so gracefully
received, eliminated, when, "Oh! hail us We
free" from Ernani was produced.
The fair will be continued for some DAYS to
come, and we advise all who desire good time,
to go.
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FENTRESS e. DILLON, Auctioneers.
COMM ssIONER,s SALE OF

EOMMISS IONER'S SALE OF
" REAL ESTATE
By virtue of decree pronounced by the Cir
cult Court, held for the City of Portsmouth,
its September term, 1866, in the suit of James ct
ats q. King ct. ais; shall, as Special Commits
soner appointed for the purpose, sell at public
auction upon the premises, at u past IL o'clock,
NJ, ON Monday, the 25th inst, the following de-
scribed property, to-wit Beginning fifty-six and
half feet from the intersection of North and
Court streets, and running south on the east side
of Court street ffty-six and half feet to Robert
Peed's line; thence east ninety feet along said
line to Mrs Margaret Livingston's lot; thence
north fifty-sx and half feet to Prelen's line;
and thence west along said line ninety feet to the
beginning.
Terms of sale-One-third cash, one-third ON a
credit of six, and one-third on credit of twelve
months; the deferred payments to bear interest
from the day of sale, with bonds and approved
personal security and title Withheld until future
order of the Court; but Notwithstanding, if the
purchaser prefers paying cash to the credits, he
has the privilege of doing it. This property,
apart from the improvements, has fine vacant
lot, and is desirable a residence being upon one
of the best streets for such purposes in the city.
j. S. STUBBS,
Special Commissioner.
FENTRESS & DILLON, Auctioneers,
No. 80, High Street, Opposite Ocean House.
sep13-tds
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UNION Hook AND LADDER CoMpANY.-This very
useful association was reorganized ON Wednesday
evening, by electing N. ]. Bennett, Foreman;Jos
Bonfanti, LIST Vice and ]. Cohen I'd Vice. This
company have very wisely determined not to admit
minors, and will not allow boys to run with their
trucks. The command now numbers twenty-t five
active and energetic young men, who will prove
themselves valuable auxiliaries to the fremen.
They have fitted up sleeping apartment at their
truck house, and will keep committee always on
hand and ready for duty
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by f. r. Ferguson.
IA III q 6 II nESIR IlI.E MI A II X Ell

BY f. r. Ferguson.
MT o s II DESIRABLE MARKET
Nl Square Property for Sale at Auc-
toni will sell at Public Auction, on the 25th
inst, that valuable and most desirable
Brick House and Lot,
TWO TENEMENTS, Nos. 10 and IL, on west side
Market Square.
Square. The House contains Ia Rooms, with
large Warehouse in the rear, Brick Kitchens,
Cisterns, Paved Yard, every convenience for
the accommodation of families, and could be
easily made two Residences. 1t is now used for
Private Boarding House, for which it is admi-
rably adapted
The Stores are roomy, and have exc client
Basement to each.
F. F. FERGUSON,
sep6-tds Auctioneer.