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Chicago Market.


By Telegraph CHIoAso Jan r.
Receipts Of Hogs to-day, live and dressed, foot OF
26,62s.
rovisions-Market frmer Mess Pork a2s 5oA2s o.
closing At outside figures. kngiish meats active
nearly 2coo boxes have chang hands At 1917 I3I for
Cumberland, and AZ for ,hortfbbed mddles and long
green. Green meats quiet. Hams from dressed hog.
i4A BIS. Picked meats inactive Lard quiet but
steady at 1oz9F for prime and Kettle rendered.
Dressed Hogs opsned dull aad 2sc p 100 ns lower
Sales ,anged from 10 2salo So closing firm At 10 5oa
10 Is, dividing 200 bs at 10 IS all round Rood
fat lots.
s'ur-harket active, with good inquiryss yesterday
prices
Grain-Wh in fair demand market for spripc ,u,,,
steady at for No Spring; ~ for No spring
rejected Corn qui-t-No at 49, Rejected At a2as3 u
store Ear Corn changed hands At IS b.
at stock yards Oats uuchanged-No / as 24@2s1S No
At 2l1kD2a. Rye duli sales at 5lcfor No l. Barley
dull. lot of 500 bags 9. $50 on track
Hshvinss-Qai-t at 2I7 l2ls
sAit-unsettisG sales at 1sl0qlo, to be delivered
from cars.
seeds-Good demand for Timethy-m.rket ,ssier a,
~ - 20 80 Bales prime Clover Seed at s. IS
Dry foods market easy " the decline noticed Thur.
day last
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From the Chicago Journal Of January 10th.
The general Neasy market IL quist and easy
for nrst- paper. Al one or two Of the Banks
the demand for loans i quite pressing and Car
rency is reported SCARCE but such 10 the exception
and not the rule. The current Bank rate Of in
tsrsst for Arstclass paper is 10 per cent, bat on
the street 2@3i per cent. per month is paid.
From St. Louis Democrat Of the 2eth.
Business wss unusually dali t,-day. Themoney
market continued close, but the demand was NOT
so large as it has been of late. We quote the
rates at lo@l2 per cent
The excitement in regard to Union military
bonds of 1865 seems in q great measure to nave
died away, and the market was quiet and steady
to-day at IS cents. The issues of 1853 were
brought at 1o3.
From the Cincinnati Gazette Of the 18th.
There is no change in the money market, which
continues rule close at 10 to per cent. Ban
kcrs are compelled to refuse good deal Of accep-
table paper for want of means.
Exchange continues unsettled, and prices are
still irregular, ranging from SO dis. to par buying
and par to soc prem. selling.
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Why not Col SMITH and Major BRowS :?
The Hound Table says not. That journal is
vigorous, but sometimes fnical in its crit.
eisms. Col. SMITH and Major BRowS were
well in the days of actual strife they were
brave soldiers and earned we'll their titles /;
as long as the war continued, there was every
reason why due care should be taken to pre
serve the dignity of their several stations.
Now that the war is ended, they should be.
come plain citizens SMITH and BRows again.
Thus argues the Round Table. That is bun
combe. Col. SMITH did 60 to war: he WASH
plain citizen SMITH, nor private SMITH. nor
Corporal, nor Captain, nor Major, but Colo
mel; why shouldn't he be thus addressed? As
long as the manners and feelings Of humanity
remain as now, 1t will require something more
than the visions of strife which annoy the
fancy of the Round Table at hearing these
martial prehxes, to induce society to stand
upon that journals platform in this regard
lt,stoo, talks nonsense, when it saws "no true
officer who has served in the army, but who
Is now mustered out, will desire to have his
warrior cognomen preserved. 1t sounds out
OF place and out of taste in society it is not
pleasant encumbrance in business, on the
street, IN newspaper reports, and, in fact, in
any and all places, where men are wont to be
spoken of, written of, or conyersed with
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ey Telegraph
Aonsy-stsady 1t sos e,u, 'an' ~.
so, ,n0s ..eaanse-Duna ., los,<slosx.
is41l. and caosins 1t 1891 ossiisins 70
The exports to-day ss42 ooo.
.ssn. to Liverpool quiet and very arp
sovsrnmeat stocks . shade gs,,<r.
1910 Coupons W. ''o' y. lol>f
Treasury Hotss s-sos Ist sert.. oss<
1905 ID series. sssS
.-sos third seri-s, sssS.
80 ! Year Certificates, n.v ,..,.. 49,
esef'sl Coupons, loss1. w
H.a-o leo,<: s.' .ua' pfd AN 81; n. az.
ss3< do pissl,G Hocs 49, 49, Q ~ Gan llss
H . : 1 IN - !" Wss30 Qniau
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We bring forward the card of Messrs. VIM.
Thompson 4 Co., Bankers. They have been
long established in our city, and have made
q permanent and enviable reputation for
promptness, reliability and honesty. We
take pleasure In again commencing this house
to nnblic natronage.
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NE" YORK reporter, giving an accom-, q, :.
very select and recherche dinner party given in
li'h Avenue recently, does it up in poetry. and
CLOSES MS account with the following feeling
stanfa
But strange to say what ere did mass.
was 1t soup, fish, tarts or filters
Between each course they ouaaed . v,...
OF l. NJ. o. X. Bitters.
Pinkerton's wahOo and Galway. Bitter. A.. u.
BEST apPeti1ng agents in the world Try them
dyspeptics, and you win be convinced. ,.s,.,.
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osaneetieut Mutual Life In.uI.nee c.

We clip the following fr,m the New York Indep.p
dent Of Sept. 18th:
This Company was organized In Is4e on the mutual
system, with the well Known advantage OF furni,hiyr
insurance NJ its actual cost In the of II, hrs,
ness. IL 10 the largest life Insurance company ip III
country, and With the exception OF on. Germsp ecr
psBy the largest in the World Its Accum lated CARTE,
nearly 600 1t has paid since its gauixaiics
over 600 to the families and elitors Of
members. and has refunded s. 600 600 10 polio,
holders in dividends surplus premiums Its press nj
surplus over Kooo.0co from which the annual divt.
dend Will be declared lst Of Feo The number
Of policies issued during the year $50 It's annual
income over - 900 600 year its receipts inter
est alone being over half . million which more thas
paid IL, losses for the ending 1st November last
FROM these figures notion be obtained of thu
immense business done by the and Of the sd
vantaees offered to insurer Fuller particulars will be
found in An Advertisement in another column OF the
advantages Of life insurance 10 scarcely NECESSARY to
anything ut this day Lori Chancellor Lyndh mt,
remarh, that no man with dependent family 10 free
from rProocA II his life 10 not insnred 10 strong
This dsty Of issursnee being admitted next thing Il
70 hnd sefs ans cheap company; and the ooanectieu
Mutual IL both"
H g. Trskfcx is The aseBtfos TIL. popular oompan,
In this city. ects
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~ TeIegraph.J Cu,c... -,
Sse' .stiis-In small. supply. Market oui.t-..,..
s'' mead at $500 10 for good second cls.. ,t..,. ~
- fer mixed to good fat cows and hetf.r,
supply and receipts about 600 h..d TIA.
ana prices weak, with downward tepdsncv 81.
he'd at - 900 80 for the best. and - ooso Ok
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The FIRST CAVALRY MUSTERED ouT.-Hon.
J. F. Wilson writes Mr.. Cochran, of New
Boston. that an order has been issued for the
mastering out Of the First Iowa Cavalry
This will be glorious news to the many friends
of this regiment in Southern Iowa, and to the
gallant boys themselves, who have more than
done veteran service.
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The BELL RINGERS. -Atheneum Hall was
crowded last evening. The good reputation
of the Peak Family brought an immense
audience. The troupe sustained well its an
cient fame. rendering the programme in
superb style, and winning the delighted good
opinions Of discriminating and appreciativ e
hnuca
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-28

RELIGIOUS NorIcE.-Rev. /. n. Crittenden
will preach at the New School Presbyterian
Church, corner of Fourth and High streets,
at II o'clock A. N. to- day. He will also de-
liver a lecture specially adapted to young
men, at 7 o'clock in the evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-28

The auction sale of furs on Saturday was
well attended, and the bidding pretty spirited
Some handsome articles were sold cheap.
and the purchasers were we'll satisfied. We
are authorized to say that Monday will be the
last opportunity to purchase furs at your own
prices. Sale at 10 A. NJ. and pm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-28

HorsE WASrED.-By q small family with
out children. Any person having small
house to rent, in q respectable neighborhood,
can find permanent and punctusl paying
tenant by applying at this Office.
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aqua de MAGNOLIA.

"A TOILET D ELIG HTl The ladies'
= treasure aud gentlemen's boon! The ssweet.st
tnieg and largest quar- ty. Manufactured from the
rich southern Magnolia Used for bathing the fnce and
person 70 render the skin con and FRESH prevent srup
tioue. to perfume clothing, &c.
1t overcomes the unpleasant odor of perxpr.tiop
It removes redness. tan, blotches Ac
~ cures nervous headache and alsy innsm nation
II co"is, softens and adis decacy 10 the skin.
1t Yields a subdued and lasting perfume
IL cures musqucto bites and stings of insects
II contains no material injurious 10 the skfn
fstron'xed oy Actrt sses and Opera Singers 1t Ia
What every lady should have Sold everywbere. T,v
the Magnolia Water once and you will use no other
Cologne, Perfcmery. or Toilet Water aftcrwards
DEMAS BARNES 4 co.
Props Exclusiye A0epf. n "
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THERE will be special meeting of the Gate
City R. A. Chapter tomorrow Monday
evening at o'clock. Work on the Degrees
of Mark and Past Master.
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ALL SPEAK WELL Of DR.. C. L. Spsncsrs Fra.
grant Odouselaine fer the teeth. Warranted 70
contain no soids, makes pearIy white ts,th. ,ur,-
les the breath, and is all claim, the pur.et
most fragrantly seently dentri6ee ev,r os.,,d !.
the public, For sale BY Wilkinson 1 Bartlett. ..d
~ drsegists. nev.aIAA-A
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SAT woman in another column picking Sam.
burg Grspes for SPEER's WrSE. 1t is an Admir-.
Die article used In hospitals and BY the Arst el...
FAMILIES In paris, London, and New York, in pr,f.
srence TO old Port Wine. II IL worth trial ana
8Nss krost satsiactson. Osf - An,
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CITY NEWS.

HoS. Charles Ben Darwin has been APP
pointed and confirmed Associate Justice OF
Washington Territory.
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Yield Of Oregon Gold lai...

Some Of the best mines on the Pacific coast ART
in Oregon. An Oregon journal gives the follow
ing estimate of the annual yield of gold and sill
yer in that State:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-28

This the most delightful and extraordinary article
ever discovered 1t changes the sun-burnt face and
hands TO peariy satin texture OF ravshue beauty i'm
parting the marble purity of youth and the disft.0..
appearances 20 inviting In the city belle Of fashion II
removes tan, freckles pmples aud r,ughuess from he
I'm isaving tn. compilation FRESH transparent and
NOON ncontains material INJURIOUS 10 the shin
fatronized BY Actresses and Opera singer = ~.
50 cents. e'~AA P'0e
Address all orders to
DEMAS BARNES b CO., New.York
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SITUATED one and half miles from
~ Crot,n Lao couRy, Lows containing 100 acres with
frstrate improvement; hne large Hous.. Rank BAN.
Shops, and other buildings. Also 500 Fruit Trees
choice varieties Of different ns Plenty o. wsstr All
the tina Land good, and perfect title win cell ali
good small house % Of splendiN timber n
Railroad The afssr can pay to any persDn double the
COST clear Of e expenses In selling vood wagon and
aee4. OAil and - bargain r. @ PYIK
oecsl-ASwu On tbs place. East Of Crcees.
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WINDOW CURTAINS-Buff Gilt Sh.de.
- SsSss cut ssesss s.ows cat aAa1ss, ~
- Ord 1sess kichnss Css1, n 49, ~ 49, ~
- ~ Nv
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H>OR SALE.-Two beautiful lots on High
Il Street, north sidej ct. sth and eth streets.
with small frame house the Also 20 feet cast
east side Of lot H. block los the aide OF Main
street h street. also, 30 feet Of lot In block
l6s on Iohason street adjoining Wilkins foundry
All this property viii be sc,s heap. The title rood
or NO sale. Enquire Of novIol Il b TEN EyCk
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k'OR SALE--340 acres Of Land, 200 in
= tivAtion loo in tin b, r-n.ariy ali under Ienr-
With fwo-tory Frame Dwelling containing esxht rooms
ROOD ci-terb, three wells and hvi steam Of
through the place Coed orchard and Frame Barn by
o. feet This farm 10 situated Ave miles North OF the
e. Mones alley ksiroad at bonsparte tn Van kuren
county Iowa. and IL OF the beat farms in that sec
ton Of the state and will lie sold for So per acre half
DOM and the bsaLc- time with per cent intere.t
for further information call WILLIAM WRIGHT
on thu place, or II. b rES-ElCK
noy26 Real E<tate Ax.nt
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~ fhs Dest coDpie.e stock In th$ city always
be found u the shove estabishment aad the very
lowest eGefss JAM
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EOR sALElTbe House and Land nov

Il cccrpied by Charles wi >, the bluff ~ mile.
and halt above ke, kuk-2o scr,s Of labd is under
high state OF cultivation, aid we'll fenced Fine growth
of fruit trees small fruits and grapes brick house
tanning rooms good cellar, eastern and out houses
d-sif counr, resder Possession hrst Of oc
tober Title perfect. Enquire Of
aug6 II. B TEN-EYCK
FOR SALE-A Cottage Frame Dwellirs
- HoEse. n2g occupied by William yencill With 81
rooms cis,ern, cellar wood house. fill lot and vel
fenced With fruit trees, &C. situated Cd High betves
Seventh and Eighth streets, Keokuk Title good. Pee
session lat of0ctober. Enquire of
jyH H.. TRN-RYCK
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/ The name Of thh Company ID 4Etna Insurance Co.
2 The amount OF its Capital Stock Two Million Two
Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars.
8. The amount OF IT. Capital stock - al peso up
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Total 4o67 ass 81
LIABILITIES
s. The amount of Liabilities, QUE not due to
Banks or o.her creditors. ). ............- None
Losses adjusted and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. None
:. Losscs adjusted and not due... ....S 1e 100 O.
8. g. Losses nnatjnsted in suspense, waiting
10. All other claim against the Company are
small for printing, Ac. setimafed......... 200 o.
Total Liabilities. s744 ssi a
IL The insured any one risk il Thirty
Thousand Dollars.
L. Ia The greatest allowed to be injured in
one city, town. viilsss block, varies
Ia. The Act Of Incorporation Of the Company b on Al.
With the Auator 81 lows and b unchsseed
Deposited with the State Of Ohio $4,000 with Caior.
mia s7s ooH. with wisconsia $4,000 with Tennes.
ss- $4,000
The amour. of Premium. received during Ii. year in
the state OF Iowa, s7e,2l777.
sfAss on CosSrcrrcu1, a.
Hartford County. Hartford, January l. 1895
Thomas Alexander, President, and Lacius J. Hsnd...
Connecticut being sevrray and duly sworn deposs ana
say and each for hsnssif says that the Foregoing Il
true full and correct statement Of the aain u aid
Company, and that they are the shove name olacee
iRev stamp. ct.l luciUsJ HENDKI s.e,y.
Subscribed and TO before me BY thsahove named
Secretary, on this LIST day Of January. 4 D. 1855.
HENRY FOWLER, Justice Of the Peace.
Aupfroa's Orvca. Iowa,
DIES MorEIs Jan 18th, 1855
II hereby csrtned that there has been dled in this
once stasement showing the condition OF the
6'Da Insurance Company, located st Hartford In the
eate Of Connecticut the lst dsy Of January, A. D.
1885, IN accordance with the s0ns Of any o the
General Assembly Of the stats Of Iowa emitted IAN Act
" relation insurance Conpsnssv approved Jsnu1ry
~ 1897. and Act am~pdAtosy thereto arpeoved rs
ruary sh 1885, and Act n relation Liz Insurases
0oapsnisD, approved March lTth 1se that SID sass.
nsnt shows that NJ Company r po@sosd - The ~
guisits scunt Of caSata aad invested = Tsqairsd "
law.
Authority II therslbes given - ~ show nAsa Geo.
pany 20 a1ct their appropriate basnsO ~ InsuFasee
= ~ eoate Il acsusdoaes vta the Aws tAsfsok nn
= Sd3s.kS2 1a1 ! 9masuk 4 x~s.s,
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ktoR sALE-The north half Of the double trck
dazzling house, the corner a Ninth and Fulton
street, con siaIpg exht nine Ane dsnbe
pArisrs, ioi ether With mode improvements
This ptupe ~ 10 In very desirable eghhorhcod
and pleasAat pa Of TIE eiy Price ESQ cash ii sold
soon. Title good or no sale Enquire Of
jsnl0 HI TgN-RYcE
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EOR SALE.-A Business Lot on Main
street between It'll and ST. North aide on which
Is two story tries store Building ~ by feet This
property offered for few days the very price
OF - 500 half cssh aud taisLc sx months with in
ierest Title good or DO sale. Enquire Of
noy25 "A n TRN-EyrE
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FOR SALE-Lots 7 and s in Block
Il 49, on the corner Of lsth and Fslean street.. vii
be cold ate bargain. Enquire Of
mayl H.BFHN-BYcK
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INSURANCE on Dwelling Houses all
u HnnaNkntd Yurnitnre b. I'll Ia 4

Household Furniture can be efecied in the frH1 IN
rtrases Company OF Hartford ifoae fnxaranc, Gmropv
hs~ York aud other r-sponsItle stock compare
one to fve at rates ging cents 10 l<
pr cent on the ttb1 for the who tire, or -
ch~sp way other responsible company Yot reliable
Information Insurance. call the undersis ped be
can better ind unity than be found 9th
agency in this section. deczsl Ii TFN-EYrK
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EOR sALE-1o acres Of the best Il,

In this section we'll calculated for either grape.
other fruit and Is all under the very highest state
cultivation 10 situated within mies Of nv ofc an
will be sold With or without the crops upon it, NJ
qpireof Il. B. TEN-BYCK
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-07-26
Shameful Proceedings.

GEN. Rousseau, one of the most gal
liant and successful soldiers in the Union
sat in his seat in Congress, while the Re
publican majority permitted the reverend
ruffian, Grinnell to insult him most wan
tonly, by doubling his courage and ex-
pressing doubts as to which side Rousseau
belonged during the rebellion. For this
Rousseau caned his slanderer, and the Al
olitionisis, of the House, up to Saturday
last, had it under consideration whether
to expel Linn or not. They finally conclu-
ded to censure and let him 90.
How shamefully too these fanatics act
in regard to the President of the United
States. When speaking of him they can
not find language coarse enough to suit
their purpose, and yet no one calls them
to order. In their caucuses last week
their language was so gross and violent,
as to cause one of their own organs, the
EUenng Post, to openly, reprimand them
in this way.
s'We have had, during the last SIX
months, several lamentable and disgusting
displays of Incorporate language; but
they have been by individuals. In the
Republican caucus it would seem that,
with two or three honorable exceptions,
members of Congress tried who should in
dulge to the greatest extent in language
so incorporate, SO indecent, so disgusting,
that as we read, the speakers seem rath-
er an assemblage of pot-house brawlers
than grave and responsible members OF
Congress.
AS specimen of the violent language
of the present Congress we might cite
Stevens pious wish that the people of the
South were safely domiciled in the open
itentiary of hell :" or to the remarks o.
Farnsworth of Illinois, who spoke in thi:
way:
''I'he President was a traitor to the
party and the country, and that he wa
ready for any measure, however desperate
which would put the government into til,
hands of the rebels. What his scheme
were he did not know, but he had beer
told on high authority that Mr.. Seward
had said that this Congress would neyc
meet again until the Southern States wer
restored to their rights Of representation
IN Congress"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-07-26
Orphans Court Sale.

DG virtue Of an alias order of the Orphans
u Court of Cambria county, the undersigned,
will expose to sale by public vendue or ont
cry, at the Court House, in the Borough of
Ebensburg. on Saturday. the 25th day of
August next, ct one O'Clock, p NJ, the fol-
lowing real estate of which John Rees, late
of Blacklick township, died seized, viz:
a certain tract piece or parcel of land,
situate in Cambria township, Cambria coun-
ty, adjoining lands of Jacob Campbell, Nc
Donald and others, now in the possession Of
David Rees. containing fifty acres, more or
less, about Is acres of which are cleared,
and thereon erected hewed log honse, and
log stable or barn, being premises No. 8,
mentioned and described in the inquisiton
on the rea. estate of the said John Rees,
deceased, made pursuant 20 proceedings in
partition.
TERMS OF SALE-One half of the purchase
money to be paid on confirmation of sale,
and the residue in one year thereafter, with
interest. to be secured by the bond and
mortgage of the purchaser.
WM. KITTELL,
july 70, 1861 st Administrator.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-07-26
Notice.

ALL persons are hereby notified that we
4 have purchased at Sherilf's Sale. the fol-
lowing personal property, which we have
left in care Of Michael Snyder, of Carroll
township, Cambria county, Pa, until we see
fit to remove tie same. to wit: Two gray
horses, one bay horse, one black mare, one
bay marc, one spring wagon, two buffalo
robes, four timber sleds, enc two-horse wag-
on, one harrow, two plows, one COW and
calf, one heiffer, one white COW, one dark
brinale cow, four light brinGle COWS, one
wind mill, one-half interest in threshing ma
chine. one shovel plow, four sows and seven
small pigs, two barrovs. three calves, three
soaps Of bees, one cooking stove, one coal
stove, five bedsteads and bedding, three
scythes, one grain cradle and three log
chains. Any person interfering with the
above mentioned property, will be dealt
with according to law.
GILLINGHAM & GARRISON.
July y, 1866--3t.