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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-17
CrArE or Iowa, Lss County, -.

aths District Court Of sad County At IT, Mad,.o,
A1ss 3. Brown. PsataE vsssus John Robinson. D..
- T. hwshy etvsn 10 the Dsfenda,t hsr,f, shp,.
- petfM0n h . civil acttun y N Aie n ~
e@cs q the Dhtfct Court sforseaid duly vsrifs
esnAn = - asevs na.es PIat.tiA again1 yeu, and
planning 1ogoe agf1gt the na1d Rcbfuson ooistir-
end llAioe = kse6liossr tie titls 10 - .nSn
t01O. ~ - ~ In bloek ~ In the city a. K4ukrf
comfy loun aad sxclndfng the sa1d kobineoo nor
~ tifls, leo - iUoeDgt thsrsin ana4ue eessvoi reef
And nnle0 ycu sppsar and make defense thereto b.
se noon 81 the second day of the Bsxf ter e "a
1afs - eeMAooee On ths third Monduy ~ Noy.
- tudgnsnt will be rendered sgsinst you ~ prsye3
q ~ saad pstton. ROBERT IL 6lLLNORE
sPrH-o&w Attorney for Pefsr
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Washington. April H..

os resioens Aincota -
oon'no Dim ms nat ana 2 spur. The he
49, P'okea up 10 the rressdeses oox. AND
eeee 'aen"ned ~ panes 20 waon 4
nas oeen shown % tho one belonging e
'ne suePeeseo mso ana accurately DE-
sonoed oy osner parnes, not allowed e
see y oeloss dseorbing It. The spur ~
dropped upon the stage, and that alsu
- eess idsstihed - the one peeesssd =
! saose .ssee se0e Aeo hissd : hsgss n
80 eveeane. I've 9sasoeoea vos vest
= - neofesary g W9 g appene hin
~ oeeAck @ II Laeelas - = II
esseeesse s TIE tefnse = - nDeled =
+ eaenks sAe vhea asesee4 ly SAoo hass-
eeea 10y. e ~ - las. 1o1nkoa's
|reeeseaea = eeesopeey II. Aooeln =
- eAseasr SD esssp1 ~ ane - bat
tAs pren u eestaAss pssvsotsd. Dthsre-
fore ssems evident that the ai0 Of the
Piottsrs vas 70 psraiJss ths cosstry By
ss oncs striking down the bead, the heart
md the arm Of sAe eoaatfy. .-AAs esoos -
|ths dreadful svssts were announced ID the
street SuperiDtenent Richards and his -
sistants we're as work to discover the ss-
|sasein. In > few minutes the telegraph
had aroused the whole police force Of the
|eity.
Mayor Wallack and severaI members Of
|the city governmsnt we're soon on the
|spos, and every pTessutios Was taken 20
preserve order and quiet in the city.
Every street 10 Washington vas pa
|isoiied q the request OF Mr.. Richsrds.-
den- Augnr sent horses 70 mount the
|Polloe. Every road lesding ont of
|Washington vas strongly picketed, and
every possible avenue OF escape vas
/ thoroughly guarded. S;eamboats about
10 depart down the Potomac we're stop
|Ped.
The Daily Chronicle says. - 1t sus-
|pected, that this conspiracy originated in
Maryland. tThe telegraph fashed the
|mouruful news TO Baltimore, and all the
cavalry was immediately pat upoa active
duty. Every road vas picketsd, and
every precaution taken 70 prevent the e..
|caps OF the assassios.
A prsliminary examinations was made
|by Messrs. Richards and his Assistsnts.
Several Persons vers called on to testify
|and the evidence was elected before 90
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lmcULAn.
War Department, Provost Msfshal
General Bureau.

- II
Wsshipgtes, April IS-9A6p. =.
Il 10 believed that the assassins Of q,
President and Secretary Seward are q
lenpting to escape to Canada. You vii
make careful and thorough examinatios
|of oil persons attempting to cross from ths
United States into Canada, and will srres
|sll suspicious psrsons. Tho nose vigi
liant scrutiny on Jour part and the fore,
|at your disposal is demanded. A de-
|cription Of the parties supposed to b in.
|plicated 10 the murder will be telegrsphed
|yos te.dsy, but 10 the meantime Be active
|ia preveoting the crossing Of any suspici
bus persons.
By order Of the Secretary Of War,
N. SJlYRaIEs,
Brsvet Brig. Gsn. 4 A. P. n. g.
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War Department, WISH. Is.
To Maj. Gen. Dix:
Abraham Lincoln died this morning :
22 minutes after 7 o'clock.
(Signed) E. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
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New York, April Is.

The Post's Washisgtoa special Gays
[Ar. Hansell. the Messenger Of the State
Department Who Vas in sttspdanee upon
Ar. Ssvard 10 dead. Secretary Seward Il
ia . very precarious condition Il il 70.
ported that Boo,h vas captured this morn
ing. The story is that bis horse threw
hin and injured him 20 severely that hs
va Obliged to seek refuge in house %
the Seventh street rosd.
The Post also publishes . despatch
from Clareace A. Seward which says Mr.
Stewards wounds are bad but not mortal.
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Washingtos, April Is.

There 10 no confirmation Of the report.
led cspture Of the murderer Of the Prssi.
dent From the evidence It is highly
probably thst the nas Who stabbed Sec
rotary Seward Is john Surratt, of Prince
George county, Md. :
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Wasbingtos, April Is.

6Ss HPsH ~
The Prssideat's body w.s removed
iron the private residence opposite Ford,
Theatre to the Executive Asnsiou thi,
morning At $50 in hearse and vrappd
10 the American Flag. Il was escorted
by small guard Of cavalry. Gen. Au
gar and other military officers moved or
foot. A dense crowd accompasied The
RENAME 70 The White House. where mil.
itsry guard excladed the crowd, allowing
uone but persons Of the household and
personal friends Of the decsassd TO cnte,
the premises. Senator Yates and Repre-.
sentative Fsrnsworth we're among the
naubsf. The BODY 10 beiog enhalasd
with view to its removal 70 Illinois.
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FOR FURNISHING
II HUkeIeTENCE.


01ffcx or ACTING CoHMssARf or tCbfDfxstk,f
KpoKcK, Iowa, April II. 1SSs.
Sealed proposals. duplicate. will be reeeved Of this
{oce from loyal citizens enyl uttil 10 o'csck A. -,
snday, April 15th 1s65 for furnishing all the osbst
stores Tor the of e. troops stationed at q 70
ipcst and the g. General Ho<yiai. combining OF he
articles mentioned below be furnished In sIch qrsn-
ties aud delivered at such place in the city Of keu
fosa - the commanding ocer may direct, commencing
from the date uf contract:
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Dainmore, April 10
Business at the Corn and Stock Ex.
changes 10 entirely suspended and tht
streets crowded. Much indignation j.
manifested BY the crowd on Baltimore
street 10 regard to the obnoxious pictures
displayed By certaia photographers con
|spicuoss for their disloyalsy. The like
|aess Of Marshal Kane, Of The 18Th ol
April eotoriety, was taken down By th.
|erowd from Issael's show oase and throws
into the street and stamped upon By ths
people. Bendon's photograph gallery
|was aloo visited. but the proprietor psa.
Identity removed certain obnoxious pic.
|tures. Il vas rumorsd that this last e.
|sabIisbnsnF had oat : pictsrs Of Boo&A,
re- assassin. vho i veil known here, thin
being his native city. The picture, how
|sssr, was removed bsfors the mob reach.
" lhs plass, q serious consequences
Knight hass resulted.
Tie military ssd police autAssitiss N
|nakink every sfIort y preserve the pessa
|All aveanss end roaae ars strongly gaafl
|sd aal vissrsss seassh sesiag = II ~
|hops Of possibly captsring oss o. sbost
|of the assaasios who may have fed in thjl
|difectioa.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-15
SPECIAL NOTICES
CAUTION FROM THE
American Watch COMPANY,

IL having come 70 Cur nowledge that imitation.
/ II the American Watch have been put upon the
market II great rumber calculated BY their utter
vor;hles,ness 10 inure the reputation Of our g.uu
inc products, to protect our own interests and the
public from imposition, we again publish the trade
marks by which cur Watches may invariably be
known.
We manufacture four styles Of Watches.
The FiRsr has the name
" AMERICAN WATCH CO.. wslthAm. Mas"
engraved on the inside plate.
The SEcoSD has the name
" APPLETON, TRACY 4 CO. ,Walthsus. Mas, =
engraved on the inside plate.
The THIRD has the name
FPS. BARTLETT, waltham. Mass. :" engraved On
the inside plate.
All the above styles have the name American
Watch Co. painted on the dial and are warranted in
every respect
The EeURTH has the name
"WN. ELLERY Boston. Mass, engraved on the
inside plate and is not named on the dial
All the above DIES ribed Watches are made q va
rous sizes and are sold in gold or silver eases, as
nsy be required.
II is hardly possible for Us to accurately describe
They are usually inscribed with names so nearly
approach NJ own TO escape the observation
Of the &c -ustolned buyer Some are represented a.
made .y the 4" Union Watch Co.. Of Boston, Mass. ;"
no such company existing. some are AIMED the
'solder's7 Watch 20 he sold as Fourth or VIM
Elery style, usually known the Soldiers
Watch Others are named tie " APP etou Watch
Co :" others the ''P ) barley d" instead Of cur P.
5. Bsrrett - iesilez many varieties named in such
a manner a. 70 convey the idea that they are the
veriJa5le productions or the American Watch Com
p2ny.
We also cautic Z the public, and particularly SOL
diers ,ains buying certain art c,es CALLED Watch
es 70 freely advertised iu illustrated paper. Ar
my Watches" "Oficer's Watches "Magic Time
Observers "Arc,na Watches" Gc., the prizes Of
which arc stated % he from seven TO sixteen dol
lars. A good Watch in these times, cannot be ar
fOrdec for any such money.
little attenti, on the part Of buyers will pro-
tect them from imposition.
ROBBINS APPLETON,
Agents ~ the Americ Watch Co.,
80 Broadway. New YORK.
Aug. 2'-dSwlu.
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ELiJAHPHELPs' ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. ITO all persons con-
District OF Chittenden IS. Il cerned In the estate
OF Elijah Phelps late Of shelouine, IN SAID bastl'
deceased. o.,
Alta Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and Tor ire District OF Chttenden, on the l<th ga
OF Sc pterrber A ID. 1855. an Instrument purportus
70 be the last Will and Testament OF Elah rhelps'
late Of Shelourne. in said Dstriet. deceased Nss
presented 10 the Court aforesaid, Tor Probate.
And il Is ordered BY said Court that the ON gay
OF Oc,ober A. n 1855, at the Probate Court Rooms
u ssid BURLINGTON, be assigned forproFns ar n
,,rarnent AID that notice thereof be gwen q all
persons concerned. BY publishing this order tnrse
weeks ,rccessi vely in the Burlington Free Frsss
newspaper printed II said Burlington previous -
the time appointed ,N
THEREYo.z, you are hereby notified 20 sppesr ng-
fore said Court, at the time and place aIofssalu.
and contest the probate Of said vii, II you have
cause ,,. -, II. NJ
GIVEN under nv hand at Burlington In said DIS
trict this 18th day Of september A. u ase';
-llw3
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J.xE..FAIRCHILD's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. lV'HE Hon. the Probate
District Of Chttenden, ss.) Courtior the bissle-
OF Chittenden.
FsirchilG, OF Milton in said District
Whereas application in writing hath been made
70 this court By the Guardian OF said Nard, iur
license 10 sell the whole OF the real esta'e
or aid ward setting forth therein that LeE
aid ,s-d has an interest in the homestead Place
On the las Nelson W. Fairchild, OF about Is acre
also In ths.ndvidsd half Of 100 acre lot-in SAD
Milton and that Il would be FOR the interest OF
said ward to sell the and convert the PIoeeed
into money u -. A -
signed the 18th day OF September A. d. lS95 at the
PROBATE Court rOolns, in said Dstrlet 10 hear ang
decide upon said application, and ordered
that public notice thereof to be given 20 al per
sons sted srsn publishing this order Three
week, .uecesslvely In the Burlington Free Pres
ne.spaper which circulRtes in the neighoorhO9o q
tbo persons interested therein, all OF which
publications shall be previous TO the time appoinl-
TEKkxSoRE. you are hereby notified 70 appear
hafor. sid Court a: the time and place sIoresan,
then and there to object TO the granting sneh L.
cense, II you see cause ,.
Siven nnder my hand, at the Probate Court roornl
his 18th day OF August, A. ID. lsSS, -,
W9w3
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dsWIy.

has Nature an antidote for acquired diseases -
All who suffer believe theyoush TO and eanbe cured
The PLANTATION BIrTzRs prepared by Dr. Drake Of
New York, have no doubt benefited and Gu ed nor
persons Of Dyspepsia, Nervousness. Sour stomach,
Loss Of Appetite, Sinking Weakness, General De-
hility. and Mental Dependency, than any other
article in existence. They are composed Of the
purest roots and herbs, carefully prepared, TO be
taken tonic aud gentle stimulant. They are
adapted to any age or condiieu Of life, and are ex
tensively popular with mothers and persons o! SEQ
entary habits.
Sept. I2-dkwiw
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Proverbs for the People Erening Odi'
a.. ,ood mornings fodder. A proper sutic'-
p.tion this, and inculcsie the necessity OF using
nrsy.u,ions of disease, which are worth poun
IF cure 1t you are engaged in sedentary en-
Tloyments you are exposed to c. nstipatlon and
sluggish circulation. The gentle relaxation IN
,se Buffers will relieve you Of Constipation, ana
I'VE brisk vital action to all the functions. AS
regulator of the bowels, and as an antldote to
change of water snd diet, CRINEAN Buffers
bs,e no equal They contain nine medicinal In
.reients, and their use is approved BY Phys-
cans and Army Surgeons everywhere see CIR,
culsr around bottle. Sold by Druggists ana
family Grocers. iI"''
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NV YoRk. Sent. l3.

The H.rald's Cnarleston correspondent
says il the elcc'ion Of delegates to the con-
eentlon the Union ticket was totally defeat
ed n that city and APPARENTLY this has been
the resulJ throughout the State. Wade
Hampton VINO has been elected has not yet
been pardoned and il is known whether he
would te Sec sh citizens are much elatcd
at the result, claiming that they are all
Unonists while those VINO were loyal through
out the WAT, regard II as d virtual surrender
OF she States to the control OF the secesh.
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:. tn, President spoke with much
feeling IN relation to the unua PLY which
OF Richmond and The South :" rir,nms,sn.
thinH NC r. him all in all, don :
e ce, WIN , h, any p-rud monarch Of EaFope.
'hlnk Ina' a. y" M, by divine right. has
whose rag : - thousand wears OF time, has Il
hoari'u. s''.,r so Of his duties, and knows
clearer I on r. tsaltcr Justice with mercy,
cciIer. 10 - ,,bns5n. From my interview
IA. ,a -, ,ne Presidcnt, drew most cheering
VITA ~ II imprss-ed me with the convie,
; augu ma tpe south viii lind IN him friend
Won r rot If ,ir viii come up to his re-
w. i, cneeriuliy. and accept with true
- the terms vi reconstruction ohered-
Min ont yJiev aud one heart We will greet
lis coming to this old commonwealth, with
;oyoas welcome.
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49," aNHNns ~ ~ &ff-
General Gilmore has arrived here from
C.arle-ton en- route 10 Washington.
Iae Ir;bVne's Raleigh correspondent
eatos that the giving Of rations to whites
VII c,a-e On the I5th. Notwithstanding
uey have immense crops in the field, they
continually apply u the Government TO
g,e. give. inere are 10 colorvi people in
Raleigh receiving raiions. They provide for
Themselves. 4 goyd many whites have Ell
her sid thelT reIiou- gwen them by the
- ornr,eut, ~ iettsBed their hoss on them.
0Ecial documents prove the horrible treat
meut by Ton Long, one Of Goy. Holden :
magistrates. ct the freedman Richard Cotton,
VITO was beaten Oh the head with a pistol
by an official, then whipped with 80 lashes,
: ID tIed ny by the thumbs twO hours, IN ac-
c,rdsnce with a sentence By said Long -
:. Holden has ordered the arrest Of the
guilty parties.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-15

STATE OF VERMONT. 1.-THE nouerabletha
plsrPIcr OF caIrTEsDES, s. 5 l. Probate Court, ier
To m persons Interest ted in the estate OF ChaunssY
ioodTich, late Of Burlington, in said District, &C.
ceased, o.
WzKnxA, aid Court hath assigned the 18th day
of Sent next Tor the settlement Of the administrs
zion ac.ourt of,he administrator Of the estate %
said deceased, and ordered mat PuuhS
no,ice thereof be given 20 all persons interested
in aid estate BY publishing this order three WEEKS
sT,c-r-sively previous to the day assigned, IN TIE
burlington Free Press, printed In barhnS'oh' n
sald District. ..,. .
TsERspoRz, you are hereby notified TO appear at
the PROBATE Court rooms, In Burlington on the cav
ASSIGNED then and there TO contest the aLIo"Al1e
Of said account II you see cause: -
Given unler my hand st the Probate Court Rooms
lHis ''A oA' TIE WALES, Judge.
utnx9
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r coxrrss,ox,x AND ExpER

At-wholessls, by DEAiAs BARNES a CO. y. T.
June S-davlyr
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WASHINGTON. Sept. Is.

Tie army il being gradually reduced.
Not only are all the organizations ui cOiored
troops IN the Department Of NORTH Carolina,
who were enlisted IN the northern States, to
hc mustered out OF service imm, oiately, but
similar Instructions have been gwen 10 the
Commanders Ui Ehe Departments ei Virginia.
RNss. LIuisfsna and Arkansas
nc number of troops in the Department
o. Mashingtan is To ~ reGus,d 10 5000.
This will De very considerable diminUtion.
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SOOTHING SYRUP
For Children Teefhtng,
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS

which greatly facilitates the process of teething, by
softeuin= the gums, reducing ali inhammations.
will silty ALL PAIN ami sp -snodic action, and Is
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Il L y e DT -
RHEUMATIC LsXEMENT,

The attention oft1s pn,ss.s s,.et ., tli- most
for and lgfE ~ ~ tt'A j. neir 70
RHEUMATISM
Is caused by stanation Of the fluids. arising froW
checked perspiration-is cured by lev oottiea .
Kennedy Eheumaue -in.uent.
sPRAINS
re caused by an over-extension and a sudden re
action Of the muscles cured by lev bottle %
kennedy's Rheumatic Llniment-eQualiy good Ter
'-''- 10 NEURALGIA.
The kim OF al pain, b caused by an iulamatlHd pol
he ucrres-is instantly cured bg foW Eppiicati"r-
kcunrty's Rheumatic Liulmrut-
PLEURISy
T. an Incarnation oftas liuine of the rjr-l. ourei
Co., a few bottles 81 Kennedy Rheumatic LiniIleu;.
Bruises
Are caused hy a sudden pressure OF the nesh and
smashing Of the tis-ucs-is iustautly relieved rs
Kennedy, Rheuirauc Eminent
CRANP
+ a contraction Of the mu-ces caused by a sudden
s.npua-e % the nervous nuii which prevents AMI
NAL lie harin- f-.efna-'s cured hy few apYli-
cations or kenucdy' q; heumatic Linimeut.
BILIOUS collie
-caused rs ueur1i.-la 10 me -tH-lrr1 ans bowen
! take talsp"ullIl OF i.en7rtt's Rheumatic Lin
meut To warm water every bali hour uLt-lcured.
sOOTuARC AND HOARSENESS
Arc caused by an unratnrHl 1fNnes- oi lit -iin.s
weta piece ~ flannel with Kennedy Rhcumntie
Lniu-Et, apply it OF going 60 te', aua OF Vii he
we'll 100 thc glIrufr-
WEAKNESS OF TIE BACH
Follow the dircction 10 the circular around each
bottle.
FOR ULCERATEO SORE THROAT
You viii takeone teaspoorful Of the Liniment,i I
gu. teaspooufuiso OF water. Garsle the throattvic
dlv. In O few DAYS it VIII be well. THE
teasp ooniul will be worth dollar t. You.
FOR BRONCHITIS.
And all Inflammation of the throat, tonsils and pal.
az. witha dry hackin. cough. you viii dilute the
Liuement with four or i've times its bulk ~ water
sar.le the throat and swallow the moisture. Thif
nfrsr fans
II j. --,of for ToorHAcHE, EARAcBE, SwELLED
FACE aud ISFLAHArI0S ~ every Kind. Every lam
iTy should have a full supply Tor the winter.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, Roqoury
Aur.i 41-d daWia
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CHARLES GRANTS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, }VHE Hon the Probate
District OF Chittenden, IS. Court, Tor the DIS
To ali persons interested IN The estate
OF Chsries Grant. late 0: Burlington, IN said bis
trict, deceased. c
Wsyssss. Charles B. Cook, trustee under the last
will and testament Of said deceased, has made 40
plication 10 salt Court 70 sell the estat when Ne
holds In trust TO wit 81 shares OF the Merchant
Pank stock ard d shares Of the Farmers end Ne
charles Bank stock. OF said b riinston, sstt.us
forth the rein that 10 would be NOT "entlcla. T.
thos. c, ucsrned in said estate 20 sell tne sae ~
ipvs,: the proceeds thereof in United states n"nd-
its Therefore o-derct BY said Court, that the sih
dav 81 October a d. 1865, at the office Of 40 cnuft
In ala Bu-lington he assixnsi 20 hear sui app'l-
cation and that notice thereof be given 10 al per
sons concerned b. publishing this order three Eeed
sucssssIve,y ia the burlington Free Pre- > new
paper published in sait Burlington, previous o.
And You are hereby notified TO appear before sal
Court I the titse and place aforesaid, an snow
cause IL any YOU have, why such application an
praver should not be granted.
tiiyen under nv han1 At said Burlington sep
'eiNOs' re. WALES. Judge.
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New YosK. Sept. IS.

told 1884. {. :. Coupon Is of 81, lO7!
90 1914. 10 TO- al. y. y. Genital 93s
E.ie SD
Flour -traty. Sale Of Western supe-6ne
~ - Z 80. Common extra p $50,
n. dun s. 90 10. Choice St.Louis 10, p a
Is.
torn auict, sales Of Western mixed 81 ,OC
poT hushel.
Butter, 80 3Sc per 10.
Checia. La l6c rs TO quality.
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET
"WEDNESDAY, SIT 4.

"WEDNESDAY, s.Jt Il.
A. -4-ket I7ae Cattle.
MARKET Beef-extra y cwt.. si7Fo 1sls 80.
First quality, sli so @ $500
Second quality, So 80 q sloo
Third quality. IS 90 az 80.
Torkias Oxen, per pair,Sioo o 80
lovs and Calves, $50, 20, Is a 30
Two years old, $40 %
Three years old, ss7 n 20
sheep and Lambs slss at market. Priees.inlots
30. $50 q 40. Extra and selections.
as, 5 so O IS 90 or frsn to 10 per ID.
tIide.,7 q Sc per n; Pelts, % ff 81 3 each
'IzlfskipsN nlee.
rallov, q b.
Spring lambs s. a 5.
swine 100 st market 4ITr1 .N EL1z
Horses u.s. vi
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WIN BLAND Ian ID : .
Wanting Farms.

Larse and thriving settlement, mild and health
fuIclip tie 81 miles south Of PhilRdelPhis BY rail-
road Rich soil. producing large crops when can
now be seen growing. Ten, ~, nty, and tity acre
tracts. at from = 10 s}5 per acre, payable Hlthln
f,ur Years GOOD business openings Tor manuiac-
tories AMI others Churches, schools, aud sood -
ciety. l. il now the most improving plsae tas, or
West Hundreds arc settling and building. TIE
beauty with which the place Is laid cut IS unsur-
u5-ssi Letters answered. Papers giving full
ipflrrna.ion will be sent free. Address CHARLES
X LANDS. Vinelsnd Post-Ohce, Lands Town
Frol, Report u Scion Robinson, Agricultural
Fiitor az the Tribune at Il one OF the most ex-
tensire ilie tracts in almost level position,
and suitable condition for pleasant lar lnA' VIC
knovv of fhis s.do u the Western PFsiriei.'