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lsslsk m 4 R1al .lailwsy csnpany.

TAs prtscpal panss d traneaenhe - bslssn Of 4
Compaay y In tns City Of K~okuk.
ne eanssa nature Of tbs businsss TO D. transacted
the constructing eVseaaue sIA natstafi1ng Railway,
With such appeuAAgss he deemed nscesafy ~
1he coayeuent Of hs nne from the City Of xeokuk
tbs sssh llse = tbs sass q Iesa = - ArDn u
the city u It Pan With the lateral
sanchsa purchase lease the rod rue6s any
same.
me anoant Of cayttsl stock authorised y Rvs NJ.
knesB DotLARs which snosut may b increased q
AiramAsd q tbs pasasurs ~ tA~ OoHpazy. Aeyn~aA
sssdiag tsO per eent and mot oftsuss than one ins
nsst thirty dsys the Drsetor. may rsquire
vA8eA - hN1t sayS nrstes shs b. sven il usos-
pepsf pablis <sA In Keokuk.
Ne Corpos. tIse commenced on the S3d day oflaAy,
p s0oe, and eootfnne fify years. sutjeot to
~ scrdtng - proveoes Of the Coda Of Iowa. ap-
Dros a Fsl,suasY & e D 1855. chapeer = VII
~ a0arS OF aid Cueporat IN b conducted By
,.rd o. nss Dtrsoss, 70 be elected annually TIE
- oed 0sassasy !. sada y.as rFstdssf yice-
~ agaats the hesips OF tbs Company nay reQairs
The highss4 ascent OF tDebssdress which the Cbspo-
tuition nay shall not exceed two thirds ths ancant
'oe ~ saettai ssesk sptAarissd. 81
from Hssfnl r. - lssAs ossAs os.psay. saessti
I DRDOUns:
lsvAas KusosHn. Jcns ,. LAss
ReDnS \. Down- Orr Wula
HnnY +. Lows. Joas n. HiA9f.
ennla HAMu&. REBu AiIan.
0D1lC1R1:
HDMAlD KHlDUNNu, President.
Ill y LII e&fsaidsnk a
os11eky
s1 al wiz. a Hs.sr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-16

BLAsEs.-For Blank Deeds, Mortgages,
Bills Of Lading and al kinds Of Justice
Blanks, call 1t the Cars CrrY Counting
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-16

IT is well known that Benjamin Franklin
was very persistent in advising people to save
their money. If he were now living he would
no doubt earnestly recommend the Eclectic
Cleanser" as one Of the greatest money savere
ofthe nineteenth century.
Sold by all druggists and grocers, (et)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-16

II you want White Hair made beautiful az
u youth, Gray Hair perfectly restored, q
d ndruf head perfectly cleaned, loose hair
NJ ade fastuse DR.. TEBBEr's Physiological
Regeneration. KERR l. FULLER, Agents.
Sold by all Druggists. fri-sun.wed
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Mass Convention.

The Soldiers and Republican Union mer
OF Lee county, will meet in Mass Convention
on Saturday, September 22d 1856, at For,
Madison, for the purpose of nominating can
dsdates for the Offices of Clerk of the District
Cburt, and Recorder.
All who are opposed to traitors and rebels
ruling the country, and are in favor of sup
porting Congress against the policy of An
d few johnson and Southern rebels, are invit>
ed to attend and participate in the meeting.
Eminent speakers will be present.
D. B. HILLS,
Chm Com. of Soldiers and Loyal Citizens.
J. NJ. BECK,
Chairman Republican Com, Lee County.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-16

Ar HoxE.-Prof. Hughes and family have
arrived at home from their European tour.
They are in good health, and have derived
much pleasure and profit from the trip. We
are indebted to DR.. Hughes, for late Eu
ropean papers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-16

II your swsstheart vows sAs love- yos,
and you wish % b. sars hat her vowt ~
dnesfe, The bsss NY 70 sxeAanes doais -
certainty i to got married, aad " il And
the best way 70 Learn the great merit & the
eclectic Cleanser i TO use il.
Sold BY all druggists and grosefs. (et)
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COLLECTION OF BousrY. Van valken
burg's card. sngle-sm
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nEPUnLIoAH nH11lrs

1EPUD1IOAN A8A9l1o.
Col. John Bruce viii address The Lincoln
Club It The Court Heass Tossaay svssiag,
the 18th. Let there be full attendance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-16

RELIGIous.-Rev. II. Daniels, Of Alton
will preach at the First Presbyterian Church
corner 4th and High streets, Sabbath morn
ing, at ii o'clock. (2t)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-16

CART. II. GoDMAs.-Itis neyertoo late to rive
tribute to the regretted dead, worthy in life.
Therefore it is that at this seeming late date
we publish this notice of Capt. Il. Goldman,
killed by the explosion of the steamer Gen
er4l Lytle, several weeks ago near Madison,
Indiana. He was brother of our friends
Massrs JEFF. and George Goldman, of this
ciT The Louisville Democrat said of Capt.
Goldman at the time Of his death:
che was . man.
Take him all in all
wen never look upon his like again
IN the Cincinnati Enquirer, testimony wa,
bofne to his worth as:
"A gentleman rich in every oua,;tv thu,
renders man valuable to the eommun;ty
entities him to the esteem and respect Of nh
acquaintance, and endears him to the small
er circle OF his more intimate frier de-. Ur,
oape, polished, agreeable, vigilant and ener-
gepc IN his official capacity, he was a COM
mander most popular among the public. and
highly valued by the company WHICH had The
advantage of his services, while his warm
true and generous heart, high sense Of honor
frapk, open, cheerful disposition, cultivated
mi9d, and answering fidelity, had gained
sueh hold upon the hearts Of those fortu
nate enough to enjoy his intimacy, that his
aeFn-so painful in its attendant circum
stances1cast around them . gloom not east
" dispelied, and leaves vacant . place no,
,oon, II ever, to be filled. Time, the grea,
nealer OF gnefs, Will doubtless render this
sorrow less poignant, but those who loved
him, land who that knew him did mo, p, will
mourn him long and deeply. Itisa vain ~.
tempt for me tn endeavor :. =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-16

WHAT nonsense for . man to promenade
the streets with his nice clothes stained With
paint or grease, when it is the work Of but .
moment to remove it by the use of the SEE
lectic Cleanser
Sold by ell druggists and grocers (6t)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-16
.1luantlal anb Commercial.

KEoKUK MARKET,
September Is, 1855.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-16

LN0k eALl-LutsT and Z, I'm Block a. on tn. corner
L. Of JinA and horEAn Streets. These Lots are the
NEST daarnble lots that neishboshood pric,
yisuo-ons third down. and balance IN ! and years
Per cent Interest Title good or sale.
nn40re Of aRFAI II. 3 TEN-KYCK
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FOR SALE.

On ACTHs Of Land, (nostiy in tmher} on the mid
CJdie read, leading from Keoh nk sandusky about
ni.es from the csty. and may b. known - the Rich
srdscn tratt Title good. P1re $40 per scre. Hnaurs
Of IL B. TkN-hiCK 4 90.
aug1Ad
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-16

sssssEs'ssI 3 s-ssl = - sFvsa.4 sss<Szsaassss
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EOk BALk-Ihs vary desirable Bri-k residt nee an
erossds - owned aud ocerpied by A. wiihin
son. ksq, situated The Of 18th and Ixh "a
House h.s o. roons, with all the modern improve
menfs-AfRs nnms barn-thr<~ very desirable lots At.
100 Title good or sais- FOR further particulars
enquire Of II. b. TEN-EfCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-16

xSok ALA frame DWELLING house, containinr 10
roo0s. cfst<rn cellar, wood house ane static WITH
soe = - 49, and tbs Drcpy formerly occupied By
NJ Drever, sftasted on tbs Of and High Eta
and aSords very delightful view Of the river Price
20 cash, and tbs balance in year With per
e<ah hnssfsse inquire Of II. b. TEN-EYCk
mayo1
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-11-29

T., (then boy of LAY with his sister, Mrs.
Mary Estell, and black boy, were taken
prisoners. Capt. It's half-brother, Col.
Geo. MofTitt, pursued the Indians with
small party, overlook and surprised them
in their camp, killed several, and rescued
all the prisoners. lnah.-at
! After their defeat at Point Pleasant, the
Indians retreated to their towns on tie
Seioto and Musllingum. They were pur-
sued by Gov. Dunmore as far as the Pick.
away Plains, where he encamped few
days and sent out scouting parties to col
lect information in regard to the strong
holds of the enemy. After resting his
troops, and deeming further pursuit use
less, the Governor returned to Virginia.
1t was while acting as a scout on this oe-
casiou, that Capt Trimble advanced rs far
west ofthe Scioto as the present limits OF
Highland, and got his first view of the coun-
try. He did not visit it again until nearly
80 years afterwards, in 1901, when he came
from Woodford county, KY. with his son
Allen, and selected the tract ofland on Clear
Creek, occupied for many years, and until
a few years ago, by his son, the late James
\. Trimble. Capt. T. then returned to Ken
tucky, but in 1908 or 'O4, came back and
built a cabin on his land, and made some
other slight improvements. He did not,
however, live to enjoy the luxuries of his
new home in Ohio. He returned to Ken
lucky, intending to move his family over
the next fall, but was taken sick and died
at his home in Woodford co. inothe fall OF
lls04. .' a.u 81. -1.r
The log cabin he built is still in good re-
! pair, and is occupied as a dwelling, as it
has been ever since its erection, over so
2 years ago. The land on which it stands,
; is now owned by Thos. S. Patton.
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To Make Scum.


Put the meat into cold water, and let It
grow warm slowly. This dissolves the
gelatine, allows the albumeu to disengage,
and the scum 10 rise, and diffuses the sa-
worry part OF the meat But if the soup is
over hot fire, the albumen coagulates and
hardens the meat, prevents the water from
penetrating, and the savOry part from dis
engaging itself. Thus, the broth will be
without flavor, the meat will be tough
Allow about two table-spoonfuls of salt to
four quarts of soup, where there are many
vegetables, and less where there are few.
Be sure not to leave any fat floating on the
surface. A quart Of water TO a pound of
meat is a good rule. Soup made of un-
cooked meat is as good the second day il
heated to boiling point. If more water is
needed, use boiling hot water, cold or luke
warm spQils the soup. Keep the vessel
covered tight while boiling, that the flavor
be not lost. Never leave the soup in metal
pots.
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Miscellaneous.
"Fine Writing.n

We take the following spicy extract on
"ine writing" from the Xenia Torchlight.
There is much "more truth than poetry"
III it:
"You must quit fine writing early IL
your ambition is TO produce anything ac-
ceptable to refined tas e. Strip yonr thoughts
as naked as ever they were born, if you
wish them to fight well in the world. Go
as direct to your theme as streak Of
lightning. Ride right down upon it like
charging cavalryman. Fill your words
up with thought so that they shall weigh
seventeen or eighteen pounds apiece
Weigh each word and see that it comes up
to that standard before you 'say it. No
body wants your words. Your thoughts
your own-everybody is interested in
What do you think? say--and quit your
froth and fustian. We desire no more
fine writing John S. c. Abbott, for in-
stance, has furnished enough to last to the
end of the world"
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Hints to EIouseIkecpers.

Do everything at the proper time.
Keep everything in its place.
Alum and vinegar are good to set the
colOrs, red, green or yellow. rg ,iHi1't
Sal-soda will bleach; one spoonful is
enough for a kettle of clothes. ..,..
Save your suds for the gardens and plants,
or to harden yards when sandy.
A hot shovel held over vanished furni-
ture will take oub white spots.
A bit of glue, dissolved in skim-milk and
water, will restore old Grape.
Ribbons of any kind should be washed
in cold suds, and not rinsed.
If tlat-irons are rough, rub them with
fine salt
Ii you are buying carpet for durability.
choose small Ggures. O.,
a bit OF soap rubbed on the hinges OF
doors will prevent creaking. ..r- f..
Scotch snuff put in holes whore crickets
run will destroy them.
Wood ashes and common salt, wet with
water, will stop the cracks of a stove and
prevent smoke from escaping esl,N 20
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Poetry.
THE SOLDIERS. MoNhMENr.

NJ ERs .. q. NJ. BorHERSor.
Rise, crowned with glory shaft of whits. e.E
Tower proudly to the bright blue sky;
And tell in frlamph 40 the world
"a The names th~t'wero not born to dis--yr 4
Names that through ali coming time,
q Shall gleam with luptv pure and bright
Alustre won from noble deeds, ...
And tinged with Heavens eternal light,
When treason and disunlon reared vif
Their serpen heads, with tongue Of 1ame,
And, with defiance and distrust, ...,-r.
Our hitter, vengefnl foes became; .
When DER tho mountain and the vale,
Was heard our eountry's stirrirg cry;
'To armsI-to arms I'--and pstriot hearts
Resolved to conquer or to die.
Then went each noble spirit forth,
- With trusting faith, and strong right hand.
They STOOD "where man doth die for man -
s'HlA fearless and unshrinking band - s..
They fatered not--but onward pressed, q '...
Firm in their manbood's power aud pride,
a And for our safrty--for our veal
They bravely fought--tbey nobIy died. $3.50 of
How shall we give them honor duei--
-Fvr How twins the laurel, for them mesti
i Had we the riches of, the world llQ t...i
To lay at their unconquered feet,
'Twould not ava-nOr would II tell
r The grateful memories that wskeep, "
Distillsdin many hlllug tear, 'a
Above their calm, unbrOken sleep.
But we wifi shrine each noble nams
Upon the marble pure and white,
And the glad snnshlne day by day,
! l's Shall bathe themSin its glowing llght; 81
The winds shall steal from Eden bowers,
And linger round the sacred place,
Where stands the record that with pride
A grateful country loves to trace. ' OF
Look down, ohi watching stnrs Of Heaven,
! Through the lone hours OF mystIc night,
To guud them wsil with loving ard,
And crown them with your golden light;
Fall gently, purely, dews and showers,
Those high and hallowed names around
FAN as blessing DER the place
Where memory makes It holy ground.
Then rise, fair marble take thy place
Among the things which earth will keep
While Time shall ast-and many an age
Lies down unto its dreamless sleep -
The hand Of Genius crowns thee, too
'T Its living impress thou dost wear,
As clothed with Its uncbanging grace,
= Thou dost Immortal deeds declare. .tE
Peoria, ILL.,, Aug 80, 1866
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O. CURE FOR DAMP WALLs.--The following
is stated to be a good remedy for damp
walls :-Three Quarters Of a pound OF mot
tied soap 10 one gallon OF water. This
composition to be laid over the briclx-work
steadily and carefully with a large fiat
brush, so as not TO form froth or lather
on the surface, The wash 10 remain
twenty-four hours, 70 become dry. Mix
half pound of alum with four gallons of
water, leave, it to stand for twentylfour
hours, and then apply it in the same man
ner over the coating of soap. Let this 10
done in dry weather,
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"Can you tell me, sir, 4" said q stranger to
geptlepan In ballroom, i'whoth lady
is near the second window---that very vain
looking lady?" ''a''77f ~ 'f'i. Niv
''That is my sister, sirl' replied the per-
son addressed, with formidable look.
"No, no, don't mean her, said the un-
fortunate interrogation, al mean that ugly
woman leaning against the piano; there's
about as much expression in her face as in
a howl of bonnyclabber,"
SThat, sir, is my wife, f S.e' &
"No, no." gasped the miserable stranger,
the Precipitation starting from every pore,
"Good gracious Iwish could make you
understand mel / mean that blear-eyed
object in the pink SILK, the one so a,gful
homely-I should be afraid she would
splinter looking-glass just by looking
into it. There, she is looking at us now
"That, sir, said the gentleman, with
fierce calmness, 'sis my eldest daughter" !"
The stranger dafted from the room and
cleared the promises as though he had been
struck with a presentiment that powder
magazine was going to explode in that room
in less than three seconds. 4,ifrr
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The Home Circle.

PUTTING ON AIRs.-An amusing COLO
guy came off at the supper-table, on board
one of the Mississippi boats, between an
exquisite, reeking/ with hair-oil and CO.
logne, who was cursing the walters, assum-
ing very consequential airs, and a raw
Jonathan seated by his side, dressed in
homespun,. Turning to his vulgar friend,
the former pointed his long jeweled finger,
and said :'Iia NOTED diHe'H'- pr.
"Buttah, sah." I -f'
'I see it," coolly replied Jonathan.
"Buttah, sab, sayl" fiercely replied the
dandy. FIi'.N Nytf rinrr-atr.H
al know livery good--a first-rate arti-
cle.h % 2 .-l s,a'. % . '..f.lr. .,.. ..
"Buttah, I tell your thundered the
dandy, in still louder tones, pointing with
slow unmoving finger, and scowling upon
his neighbor as if he would annihilate
him. N
"WeiL gosh all Jerusalem, what of it ~
now yelled the down-easter, getting his
dander up in turn. "You didn't think
took it for lard; did you 2" tlpi-l,n.7
4
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A man in New Hampshire had the mis-
fortune to lose his wife. Over the grave he
caused stone 10 be raised, on which, Ia
the depth of his grief, he had ordered 10 bo
inscribed: "Tears cannot restore her
therefore weep" u
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The Boston Post says: "The gentleman
who sent us "fifeen thousand dollars in
good Wishes" will be indignant TO lear n
that butcher refused quarter Of mutton
for themn ~
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COTTON YARNS AND BATTINGS.

a. Ii Nos Of Yarns, and prime article Of Batting,
IN Just receive cd aud for sale At -,.,...
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Ans 10 Enigmas IN last weeks News. l. sale
Amanda Hall; g John Il. H.KelsO. 3. Walter Smith.
4. Joseph Delaplsns. -t.. ...n
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Youths Department.
Enignnas.

Tam composed of 20 letters.
NY % 9 IL hoy's Nickname.
NV 32s II IL 90 Il of,an seen in the parlor.
Ny 1S 10 % "a ~ 25 is a girls name.
My Is l6 % * the name of month.
My q . l3 10 is a building
My II IL is wher@ great many persons have gone
My 7i6 10 10 10 20 is girls nickname. .gs
My whole is the rafne Uf young lady and gentleman
who attend church at Wesley Chapel
am composed OF Is letters.
My 5 II is 10 is a river IN sfrmany.
My l03 IA II is n Lake north OF the Sea Of Gaee.
My 72 9.l0 il q girls Hame. " Il ..t-.
My lSs l8 is what some hoys call their father.
My l3 80 is sometimes very useful.
My " iaa letter len 0at . ..N 2 -".I Fa
PAP's Boz.
Il q TT cr L,Ga.rT GEEEC
am composed Of IS letters.
Ny ~ 80 2 q is an animal.
My l3iS Ss624 Is a boys name.
My II iO14h suaT vesSel
My 90 80 " 32 Is to wear the hand.
My 27 2 % 3 4 Is useful animal.
NV 20 zO26 IA a small animal.
My 10 I6 33 IL 90 IS Is mans given and surname.
MY Is ls 80 Is isa little boys name.
My 6 2S IS " a fowl. u
My whole Is the name of young gentleman ant
lady In Concord Tp. PAP'S LITTLE MAN.
Ans. 70 Enigmas IN last weeks News. l. salli
Amanda Hall. 2. John Il. Kelso. 3. Walter Smith
4. Joseph Deaplane., -s.. ... ..
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"Do You enjoy going to church now ~
asked a lady of Mrs. Partington. "Law
me, do,n replied Mrs, p. "Nothing does
me more good than to get up every Sum
day morning, and go to church to hear a
pophloas tninister dispense with the gos-
pel,n ~ -, .-.....--....-
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Many man who is proud 10 ba n quar-
termaster, has wife at homo who Is whola
master.
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"sow and you shall reap" That's 90.
We sewed our old coat the other day, end
reaped lot Oftrras
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-09
AUCTION SALES.
lIY 0IIEN 8 WILLIAne. Aucnoee.r,-
ID : No. SAG. corner Of 5tA sad D streets.
CHANOrRY SALE or vALuAHLr mar
ESTATE go

II.
ooo., q District Of ooisnSis on the ,sS az q
APRIL 1s6s IN cause No co. In equity, in which
A.irsss willisn.on g al: 'dsfseSsnss. vs, the
enderispsd, eom%iss.eper,,, appointed 6y ssi1
PAX !; :; az {: r. s: sss
Is y s:ieS Sss. .sd ss s ::
81. La No. r sss 1sy g s w:'i
inehss On llth street west, and rusning back thas
openns sorS :.ia ss s.;s. , ,
proved by two email brick buildinSs; rars 81 Lot
a. q :.S s .Is &c
south along ps OF ssh street ~ss % 1sss
thence sast % feet inches 70 the esce - Sss.
nips, eont%1iHpipTg s sa9ss.s feet more o iess
shall proceed to sell in front Of the prcisss, n
hs s! sss:.: s and :.isss
ming for the same at the northwest corner Of SAID
:ss g s. sS:s:s sc:a s 9
thence north 70 feet TO the north line If said lot,
Nh No IN said square No s feet
west corner Of said lot, and thence running south
ssst % feet 10Y inches thence north Is feet. and
THENCE west 80 feet ION inches b the place OF BE-
gnnnina, improved by athree-story brick house,
Terms Of .ale, - prescribed BY the said decree,
are: One-third Of the purchase money TO be paid
in es'h, and the balasce in equal instalnents id
upon the property the purchaser to pay for stamps
and all convey ancing.
propsity whsn the prop rty IL struck Of.
III the purchaeer or pure ~ fail to comply with
the terms II sale In five days after tn. day IL sale
the Commissioners reserve the right to reeell the
property at the risk and cost Of the defant ne
chaser or pu,s By advertising the sale three
GEORGE LANGLEY,
JNO. 7. LEHMAN,
JAMES w BARKER
GEO. W HARKNESS
WIN. chopin
~ n,,,n,, Commissioners
Solicitors for Com plai na ats.
GREEN & WILLIAMS,
ap HsSutntoS Auctioueers.
~THE ABOVE SALE OF UNAVAILABLE
property on Eleventh street west betwt en q and
d streets north, b postponed until THURSDAY
the 10th instant, same hour and places
BY order Of the Commissioner
my 4-fmwSds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.