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THE PLANTATION
Mount WeIGon2S

with all aPpurtenanccs situated IN East
end Quarter A. Of this Island No. [ a, 2 a,
and p a, or more and other numbers,
belonging to Baron A, Breton.
LIST Auction will be held on Tuesday
June 9Th next,
end Auction will be held en- Tuesday
June goth next,
8rd Auction viii be held on Tuesday
July 4th next,
the two first at the Auction-Ofice Chris
tiansted, each time at u o'clock noon,
the third on the premises at 1 o'clock
Appraisement, Conditions and other
papers will be exhibited for inspection at
the Auction-Ofice and at the Office of
Lawyer Heilbuth from LIST June next.
This advertisement serves for the in
formation also of mortgageholders on the
property.
May 18th, 1865.
, 1865-05-19

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at Whites Bay, furnished or unfinished,
with some S. Acres Of Land,
He also takes 'hjs opportunity to re-
turn his cordial thanks to his friends and
the public for the liberal patronage and
heIp he has received both at the Eating
Establishment and the Grocery Sc.
lie further beas to announce that lie
has removed his Eating, Billiard and Gro
Gerry Establishment to Strand Street at
the House formerly occupied by Reverend
ID. Water, where he offers MS services.
Persons visiting West End can be accom-
modated, as well as their Horses. Char
ges low.
Frcderikstcd, 18th May 1865.
ALEX STEVENSON.
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We have four inches of snow here. and

We have four inches of snow here. and
still falling. #
Nashville, Oct 2S.
Parties have for several days been ex-
ploring subteranean passages under Nash
vile. Mr.. A. Stewart ..descended Us feet
from the cavern under Church street yes-
terday, into the chasm below, and was
drawn out nearly sufrocated by the foul
air. Several relics were discovered, be-
sides bones, buttons. and stones rcsemb-
ling agate and marble. The grand cham
Der of the, cave is forty feet high, thirty
feet wide, and eighty feet long. Further
explorations are being made.
Especial to New York Times.1
Washington, Oct. %.
Intelligence has been received here by
the Government that an influential dele
CATION of Canadians are shortly to come
here to make efforts to re-establish the
treaty of reciprocation between the United
States an Canada,
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A Good Paper for Farmers, Garden
ers, and Fruit Growers.

Wa have received No.;l. Vol. ", of the
PHrGI american, published at Utica, y.
V, which is much enlarged, and imprOv-
ed; and now takes rank As equal in value
and style to any other publication of its
class in this country. Indeed, il each is
sue shall contain as much valuable and in
teresting reading, as the number before us
VIC may very properly give it the charac-
ter Of being the best paper for farmers.
fruit growers and their families, ofits kind.
in the United States.
The Rural american is a &c page uu1arto,
issued on the lst and 18th of each month.
ut 81 30 year. and every subscriber re-
ceiveS as 9rotniy, sent by mail, post
paid. Concord, Delaware or Hartford
Prolific Grape Vine; or six of Russers
Great Strawberry Plants. said.to produce
berries as large as hens eggs. and to yield
more than any other variety in existence:
or u splendid Engraving, 24x30 inches,
worth from 81 so to $500!
We understand that the proprietor, Mr.,
Miner. owns farm, where he cultivates
the choicest varieties Of grape vines and
strawberry plants, which he sends free to
something new to us-the giving away Of
the best varieties of these things; besides
paying the postage on them. as Mr.. Miner
does! His paper is worth more than he
asks for it; and as every subscriber re-
ceives one or two dollars worth of choice
vines, plants, &C., we think he ought to re-
ceive host of subscribers. He offers to
send Sa,uD1eS of his pannr rprI, RI oil on
plicants. and those who subscribe before
the next volume commences Jan. lst,
1865 receive the paper for 1865 free, from
the time their subscriptions are received.
and through 1865 for their money. The
P'"M An,e'1can is an an old paper, Of ten
years standing: and hundreds ofthousands
of vines, &C., we learn have been sent free
to its subscribers. within two years. Ad-
dress, It. b. MINER, Clinton, Oneida Co.,
"
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to the effect that he, had become worse
since morning, and that il could not be
disguised that he was very seriously ill
kilograms were constantly sent to the
Queen Mt Balmoral.
! Lord Palmerston would complete his Slst
year on the Goth of October.
Earl Russell will probably succeed him,
Lord Clarendon taking the foreign office,
but nothing official has TRANSFERRED.
Rio Jancro Sept. 25.
Uruguay is closely invested by the Bra
zilians, but had not been taken.
Cape of Good Hope Sept. Is.
The Bassutto war continues, but Moshesh
had sued for peace.
New York, Oct. 81.
The Herald's dispatch says the action of
South Carolina in electing, Wade Hampton
as Governor of that State, insures the pay
ment of their war Indebtedness, and Miss
issippi in refusing to take up and pass the
Constitutional Amendment abolishing
slavery, is believed to have seriously at
fected the future policy of the President
Concerning those States, and to have en-
the next Congress. Had Mississippi cheer
fully passed the amendment, amnesty
would have been at once declared in tav-
or of all rebels, as it is, few amnesties will
in all probability, be hereafter granted to
citiZon5 of these States. Their course does
not Justify the Presidents confidence, and
IA vigorous military Government and mar
tial law will be the consequence.
New York, Oct.3l.
The Havana s5cafaer' at this port this
evening, brings the contirmatory news of
the uprising of the negroes against
the whites. Many revolving murders
had been perpetrated by the negroes,
4 white magistrate had been shockingly
murdered; his fingers and toes cut off and
then murdered, after which a negro wo-
man ripped open his bowels.
The mutiny was spreading rapidly at
last accounts, and the greatest alarm pre-
vailed among the whites.
The departure of Admiral Hope from
Halifax with the 18th regiment is officially
announced.
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The Administr alton and Reconstruct

The position of the Administration on
reconstruction. derived from speeches and
conversations of President Johnson. Sec
rotary Seward and others in it's confidence.
may be stated generally to be the passage
Of the Constitutional Amendment abolish
ing slavery by the rebel States, and the
reputation of the rebel debt. There is no
room to doubt but these two requirements
will be insisted upon both by the Eyecu-
tive and Congress as conditions precedent
to the enjoyment by the rebel States of
their functions rs States in the Union. and
the admission of their Representatives to
seats i'm Congress. The extension of the
elective franchise to the negroes, it is quite
apparent will not, be insisted upon, bv the
President. at least, although it is not so
clear what Congress may say on that sub
.jpct.
These. then. are tho two questions which
will divide parties. They are the first i'm
portant questions to be decided. The for
NOR takes precedence ofthe suffrage ques-
ton, because it is necessary to mike man
of the negro before YOU can make a voter
OF him. Reputation. finally and forever,
ofthe rebel debt is also important, because
it's recognition would lead inevitably to
rapudiation of the National debt and the
ruin ofthe country.
But there seems to he n small prohabii-
tv ofany one Of the States lately i'm rehnll-
ion, complying with these requirements.
Not one has yet ratified the Constitutional
Amendment, and only North Carolina has
ronudiated the rebel debt, and she evil
dontly did it Reluctantly and in deffnrence
~ the expressed recommendations. and de-
sire ofth President.
The coming session Of Congress- will
doubtless be the most stormy and exciting
in our annals. These great and vital G,les-
tons will call for action on the threshold
OF the session,
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Chicago M3rket.

Chicago, Oct. 81.
Produce Markets quiet and no very ma
terial change. Holders Of flour are some
what tirmer i'll their views, but the mar
ket ruled quiet and unchanged. Com
mon to choice white winter extras Q sea
- 90; red winter 75a9 %; spring extras
fancy brands, s O0aS ~; spring extras,
common to cho!ce, : OOa7 90; supertine 5 Goa
6 80.
Grain-Wheat No Spring quiet and Ia
z lower, at l0al II; red winter nominal
at So,
Corn-Firm at 60 for No aud 4a.for No
,, but at the close fell back to 49!a49 for No
/, and II No ..
Oats-Qu:ot Ind stoaky, closing mt 27!a
%. No |.
RYe-54af0..
Barley-t3a46. ..
Highwines-at 24I.
Pork--Prime mess - 50a2G0.
CATTLE l24a5 80 per hundred.
Money--Firin at 10 per cent.
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Russo American Telegraph Expedi-
ton.
San Francisco. Oct. 20.

san 4 francisco, ocJ. ~.
The steamer George Wright. with Colo
mel Bnlklev and party comprising the
Russian Telegraph Expedition, was at
Plover Bay when the Palmetto left. Win
ter there is fast coming on, with long
nights AMI little sunshine. Explorations
developed tho fact that Knichcak river is
the same AS Yankeen, navigable for small
steamers to English ports. Grants har-
Dor is the place selected for landing the ca
bile on the American side. 1t is a safe har-
Dor, with n hard bottom There is no TIM
her in that region, and the country is roll
ing but not rough.
Col. Buckley sounded Tacross Behoring's
Straits to st. Lawrence Bay. Sounlings
favorable all the way across, the bottom
being mud, and ice first discovered off st.
Lawrence Bay. which is not favorable for
laying the cable, being shallow and expos
cd 10 southeast gales. Michigan Bav WAS
found full Of ice. Package Bay presented II
good bottom and seemed suitable for law
ing the cable. The Asiatic side is more
mountainous thanthe American and en-
tirelv destitute of timber the ground was
i'"N'ii dtbphb ilifiN iItCif'S. Inc itltlanS
on both sides are friendly and promise to
he useful. The Russians had done every
thing possible to further the enterprise.
A steamer with Col. Bulkley will return
IN San Francisco in November.
Professor kennuit, with an exploring
party of twelve men, were left nj Fort St.
Michael, kinch Park.s a small propeller
was left with him to explore the Yan,ieen.
San Francisco Oct. II.
The steamer Colorado via Panama, ar
rived at 10 o'clock this morning, also on
Yesterday, the Palmetto from Plover BAY,
and reports that the capture of "a whaiers
on the 2lst of September by the Shenando-
all, had been heard of ut that port All
names included i'm the list hitherto tele-
graphed eastward. .... &c..
The last seen of the Shenandoah was by
the ship Victoria i'm the early part of Jul
", when she was steering south under full
sail. ...........
During her operations she passed through
BEARINGS south to east of the Cape where
she burned nine whalers, presumed to be
part OF the II names reported. by the Pal
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The Board proceeded to compile the cam
vass of the home vote, and there being no
report from the State Canvassers as to any
further vote, the Canvas of the vote of
Wapello county, was adjourned until the
first Monday in November
On Motion, the Board adjourned until
Monday, November6th, 1865, at one o clock
i. NJ.
l.. NJ. COOLEY, Clerk.
by J. Z. GILLESPIE, Deputy Clerk.
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Foreign N ews.

--------- NtW UTh, OVU. 81.
The specials in the morning papers con-
tain very little news.
Lord Palmerston is dead.
Lord Palmerston had been seriously ill
for some days from the effects of cold.--
The symptoms had been very alarming,
hut he steadily improved. On the nghl
OF the eth, however, a bulletin was issued
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New York Markets.

New DIX, OCT. 81
fSolafirmcr under the foreign news
The decline in 5-20's and in cotton, andthe
dizziness of trade ut Manchester, are con-
strued as favoring anexport Of gold from
this side, and hence the quotations are a
fraction higher. Opened at 1853 and clos
cd at LAG.
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III the proper tirhe, II was on motloh OF SUI
pervisor Osborn ordered by the board
that he be directed to do sold work on this
loth day OF oct"her, ana report his doing
then forthwlth To the 'teEk OF this board.
Inc commissioner appointed to view
anu locate wv" roads, petitloned Tor by the
hon. D. Nj. Love reported 1aVoraoiT amt
the "u "'S ID Iiie ''a''t''r& SESSION l"'''
was set lor the maj nearing OF SAID petl-
' Hn motion, e u-os oraoro,, b,. t,,o ron,,r
,ro. ,h, frs+ >Jo,1,r;,, >ro,,o,,hor. ,,,,-+
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VIM. Bowen. Z"
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'""' '"i 'i'ei "''e'i''''''e "". ','S '''e p'S
e ei ''''i''5 u ''''' "o"iu ""'''' was grant
The Poll Books Of tha several tn.. hov-
inc been proparlv returned and this heinr
tho dov ornointal onI tva1 Inv law for
o,,r,SSi,,,r votoc COAT ot Tho ,ronaroI arao-
tion hold Tuasd,v O.tohcr 9Th 1867 If
,,os an motion ovid or.1. ,b,+ tba said cam
vass now Ia onnned
Whareun,n Sunnrvisors uadrick and
Holm r Eorr,ot yvnrn snnointnd .s tnllars
IN oss;st tho CIarly in soid canvass and af-
ta,. s.id canvass bino m,.Io !, mart and
t1,oro NOT boip,.tin, IN oon,,Ioto tho soma
an this div Il w,s on motion oriarnd tbot
tba boord nov, odiourn until to-morrov o+
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7. ". COOLEY. Clerk.
BY j. L. GILL!srIE, Deputy.
Tuesday. Oct. 18th. 1865.
SECOND DAY.
President Tamnle in the chair.
Roll called.
All present except oSoorh' 'loyo an"
H' VA =: os.o.,.,, ,.ood o,d o,,,,~o,,-
ed
The following was on motion adopted.
Resolved, By the board of Supervisors
of Wapello county Iowa, now in regular
session at the Court House III .Ottumwa,
this 18th day Of O"tOber, 1865. that the n
mpnded answer tSee answer on flle) be adj
opted as the answer Of this board to the
petition Of R0bprt Moier, row pending in
the Circuit Court of the United States at
Des Moines Iowa, for peremtorv writ Of
mandamus against this board, requiring
them to levy special tax to pay off a
judgement in favor Of said Moier mention
ed in said petition or show cause, and that
our Attorney file said answer in the said
Circuit Court "a the showings of this
board, why the poremtorv writ of manda-
mus should not he awarded by this court.
The board petition of ThoS. McGlocklin
ct al having been presented referred to the
proper Commissioner and said Commits
siOner having reported i'll favor of grant
ing said petition.
On motion benjamin SlemmOns of
Eddvville. was appointed Commissioner
20 ,,;o,,- Gaia ,o,d and l;r,,.+,d 70 ,,r,
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TELEGRAPHIC,
INDIAN WAR RAGING
LiTEST FROM FORT KE1RNEY !
Private Dispatch to Capt, Murphy

Fort. Kearney. Oct. 90.
IN Capt. f. b. Murphy, Co. y, 9TH Iowa
Cavalry.
Indian War raging, when can You
come? Make haste. Answer!
II. ii. HEATH,
Brevet Brig. Gen.
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A Good Stock of Ladies and Misses
"A Shoes; gents and boys custom made Roots at I.
wARDEN,s
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DYE STUEFS-.All kinds, and
- warranted fresh and goods, for sale at
WARDEN'S.
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aid VIRGINIA WEED, HON
ley DEW, Nsctarine, hose Bud and Ne Plus Ul-
ira Chewing Tobacco hafSpanish and common
smoking tobacco, cheapa WARDENlS.
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We Now is the time to buy while goods
re sellino NJ cost ut Burton & Kirkham's.
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HATS AND CAPS-In all STYLES,
L aud at low figures at WARDENS.
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BUTTONS AND BUGLE TRIM
Innings, in all varieties can be had at II, -
LwARDEN'S.
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Pork AND THE PORK TRADE.-It is diff
ficult 10 forecast the commencement, ex-
tent or rates Of the packing trade. The
animal abhored Of Jews is now held al
rates which suggest to former packers the
propriety of investing capital in some 9th
or department of trade. The Burlington
Hdwh- Eye says the packers in that locni-
ty manifest no haste to commence opera
lions and it adds: The Chicago Journal
thinks the packing season will commence
there in about 10 days. II saws hogs are
50, oOa4,00 per hundred too high at present
to warrant packing on a large scale Pack
ors Mt Muscatine, as we notice by the
JOurmnl, say they can do nothing mt pres
cnt figures, although TObey & Booth Of
that place have been Strengthening hogs for
some time and putting up Euglish meats.
The Cincinnati Gdzette of n recent datesayS
packers are canvassing the probable price
of hogs at the opening of the season, and
drovers are offering to supply them AT $40
rs gross, for all December, and 81 90 for
the last half of November; but there is not
much disposition on the part of packers to
make contracts ahead. ..
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rHOICE SUGHRS, III y S o n :,
~ Gunpowder, Japan and ImperiaI Teas, at
WARDEN'S.
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A FULL STOCK OF DELATNES.
"A Americans wool Delaines, Dress Silks, late
lie Of Prints, at wARDEN'S.
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pALMORAL, d L Z L E AND
- Ben Ton Hoop skirts, Ladies and Misses Wool
and Cotton Hose, Long Shawls, Gloves, &C. in full
stock IND CHEAP, at WARDEN'S.
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q G. WARDEN,

Has in store and to arrive full stccS Of goots r1r-
chased before TIE, last great rise an pFtGeS HdS'
and can and will
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A Proclamation.

BIZ the President of the United States o,
-4mericd:
WHEREAS, It has pleased Almighty
God during the year which is now coming
to an end, to relieve our beloved country
from the fearful scourge of civil war. and
to permit us to secure the blessings of
peace. unity and harmony, with a great
enlargement of civil lber ty. and
WHEREAS, Oar Heavenly Father has
also during the year gratutously avcrted
us from the calamities of foreign war. and
peStilcnce and famine while our gran or
ies are full of the fruits of an abundant
season, and
WHEREAS, righteousness exa!s ma
ton, while sin is a reproach to any people
now. therefore, I Andrew Johnson. presi-
dent of the United States, do hereby re-
commend TO the people thereof, that they
do set apart and observe the First Thurs
day of December as Il day of National
Thanksgiving to the Creator of the uni
verse for these deliverances and blessings;
and do further recOmm nd that on that
occasion the whole people make confess
sion ofOur national sins against His inf
mite goodness, and with one heart and one
mind impiOre the divine guidance in the
future of nation, virtue and holiness.
In testimony whereof. / have hpreuntO
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1cisregor, April LIST, 1855.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

.Taes copartnershp heretofore existing be.
tween p. n. Ganllnar, Iamaa f. Rnhartsnn.
Saml Hendrickson and W. w. Barnard, under
the name and style Of "W.W Barnard & Co.,"
expires this day by imitation Is years. All
those Knowing themselves indebted to said
firm will please pay, and any who have claims
against said firm will receive prompt payment
on presentation to w. w BARNARD, who alone
is authorized to settle the business of w. w.
Barnard & Co. as. sa.s. j
We take this opportunity of saying to our
patrons at home, our business associates east
and west, north aud south, and the press
Accept our heartfelt thanks for the many
favors received at your hands. Aftera brief
ssest of one year, we hope again to resume bust.
; ness. at the old stand and to merit at least a
share of the liberal patronage heretofore award.
ed US by a generous public.
S.s.sSs Very respectfully, ss2s
JAMES E. RoBERrsoN,
-aE.a sdi sHafT w. w. BARNARD,
SAM'L HENDRIcKsoN,
s.s...r. .9srg P. d. GARDNER.
FAYErrE, Iowa, March ID, 1865. AL
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TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN,

All persons indebted to the undersigned by
note or Book account, now due, will please
take notice that the same must be settled
Immediately, otherwise they will be left with
an officer for collection. Payments may be
made in case Of my absence to E, s. King
who is authorised to settle and receipt for me
at my old stand now occupied by Hartwig &
Zeiglcr. ..-. .... WIN. Koss.
MctSregor, April LIST, 1855.
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4 Rnrstn fo,. Som eb0du.

a FORTY Horse Power Steam Saw Mill on the Cedar
IA river, well located and at SO low price that 1t
will pay for its2 short time because the Rail Road
up the Cedar Gters the town this season. Owner is
away or it would not DO sold cheap Apply by mail
IS 49, J. A. CARPENTER,
Ar - Nashua chiekls1w &C. iowa.
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49, To the Nervous, Debilitated and
Despondent of both Sexes. A great sufferer having
Of misery is willing to assist his suffering fsllowcrea-
lures by sending ree on the receipt Of postpaid ad.
dcesssl envelope, copy OF the formula of cure en-
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