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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-01-31
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
taken out letters of administration the estate
of Lafayette Sutherland late of Clayton County and
State of Iowa. deceased All persons indebted to tho
said estate requested to make immediate payment
and those having claims against the same arc notified
to present them, duly authenticated for settlement
Dated at McGre.or, this 22d day of JANUARY 1866.
JAMES b. SUTHERLAND,
4wiS4 Administrator
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OUTSIDE. -"Come, kiss me"..".Straw works
Of Milford, Connecticut, by NJ. NJ. P...Cost
Of Emancipation" to the laborcrs of the
north...... Theology of the scaffold....A splen.
did little story about providing for the desti-
tute.. mo cards and the first baby. Misce..
lancous paragraphs
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-01-31

CHANGES. N. Lampson & Co have
sold their stock and passed their store room
to Mr.. James Savcrcool, q young man Of
good business qualities and ample means.
We regret to part with MET" as bust.
ness operator, 80 long fixture with as, but
ne will be at something soon, not far away
Capt. |. N. Morrill, and B. II. Lampson OF
the late firm will remain with Mr.. Saver.
cool on salary. "Humph will guerilla
the country with his travelling store as
usual.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-01-31

Court DECISION 1T is told Us, by autholi-
ty, that the Supreme Court has reversed the
decision of the inferior court in the case Of
Lee t. Kinnaird's assignment. The assign.
msnt is declared to be valid. There are some
legal points or practices about this case which
those interested can find out by inquiry of law
yers here-we are not oonversant with law
matters, and therefore decline an attempt at
exclamation. ....
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-01-31

The Dcs Moines Statesman publishes let
ter from Washington corr espondent in
which the writer says:
"You may rest assured that the President is
all right. The executive patronage will be
given to such conservative Republicans as go
with him. He expects to receive bis main
support from the Democratic party.
"Mr. KassoI. by his course, is in favor with
the Administration. l had several interviews
with him at Washington. He is the strongest
man in the Iowa delegation excepting Grimes"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-01-31

BEAUTIFUL -Chateneut, Keeper Of the
Seal to Louis XII, when boy of nine
years Of age, was asked many questions by
a bishop, and gave very prompt answers
to them all. AT length the bishop said,
~ will give you an orange if you tell me
where God is" "My lord" replied the
child, II will give you two, if yeu tell me
where He is not"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-01-31

In conversation with distinguished sena.
tor on Saturday, President Johnson expressed
his doubts of the propriety of making any fur
Their amendments to the constitution. He pro-
posed the passage Of resolution specifying
that representatives shall be apportioned On
the basis Of qualified voters, and direct taxes
be levied according to the value of the taxable
property in each state. The negro suffrage az.
itation was calculated to cngendcr enmity be.
tween the two races, and lead to war between
them, which would result in the certain exter-
mination Of the negro. Precedence should be
even to more important matters, Legislation
upon which was more essential to the restora
ton Of the union, the peace of the country
and the prosperity of the people.
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Strange, but True.

Every young lady and gentlemen in the United States
can hear something very much to their advantage by
return mail ree of cargc) by addressing the under.
signed Those having fears of being Lumbugged will
obligc by noticing this card All others will please
address their obedient servant, TIOS. +. CHAPMAN
S31 Broadway, New York. 4s2
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-01-31

DEFERRED. have several memo.
randa, both of local and general interest,
which must lie over till the next issue. 1t
is now Wednesday morning, and an hour
when our western mails are almost invaria.
bly, on the road to Monona, Ossian, De.
corah, Counover, &C., &C., and VIC hurry to
press without the care usually bestowed on
the TINES, though we think the sheet pref
ty well filled with interesting matter. All
those who pay US promptly may write a
seolding letter because of the non-arrival oil
the paper on tie regular day for it.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-01-31

The Good Templars are preparing for a
Grand Festival in the basement of the Baptist
Church, to come off toward the end Of this
month. As "tetotallers" and drinkers are
contributing literally to the coming entertain.
mcnt, we conclude it will be one Of the most
brilliant festivals in the annals Of McGregor.
The proceeds will be devoted to the purchase
Of library. Notice of the time of meeting
and of the intent Of the managers will be Civ
en- in due time r. a
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-01-31

Geaeral Grant, at Secretary Stanton's re-
quest. made a speech at Mrs. Douglas we'd.
ding reception. The speech was us fol f:
81 am right glad to see you ALL"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-01-31

THE McGREGoR SUIr.-Some time since
we published letter for James Mckinley
Of Dubuque, to Judge Lffingwell, Of this
city relative to court decision which was
claimed by Mr.. Mckinley to have ssttl.
the cases in litigation relative to "the ii
tle' at this place. We are now authorized
to state that the main suit is still before
the New York courts, and that, hence
there is not anal close Of the long, and
to this town, embarrassing controversy
Having no interest in either side, we pub
lish what is told US from both. Partie,
interested will, Of course, enquire into tn
matter and satisfy themselves.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-01-31

DEcoRAH.-S. w. Matteson, clerk ct
the Court, has resigned the cashiership OF
the DEBORAH National Bank. I. w. Bur.
dick Esq. is the newly elected Two
men, named Chistleson and Tosterscn
were frozen to death on Friday night Jan.
10th, on their way from Decorah to their
houses in the country. A little boy with
them succeeded in reaching house though
frozen in the feet severely. On that same
dreadful night Of wind and snow and frost
q party Of North McGregor gentlemen on
their way from Elkader barely escaped
death in the same way. BY the merest
chance they picked out the road on the
drifting prairie and reached home all more
or less frozen.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-01-31

RUsslA.-Had we been engaged in the
last war with TURKEY we could have taken
it. Numerous surrenders Of the bird have
been made to this Office since Dec. Goth;
but the fattes', and the most immense one
that has yet reached US came, last week,
from the basket of VIM. BURGESS Esq
one of the principal Stock dealers of North
Iowa. "Bilr' when you come to town and
We are away from home, there are places
here where you and your friends can find
wherewithall that comforteth the tired dro.
yer. Draw on the TINES Office and fear
n Vt tbs * suit.
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this issue. Charlie is good takcr and we
think good writer.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-01-31

PUBLIC PRINTrNG.-We have the impress.
sion that the Statesnsan, the able and inter.
es'ing democratic State paper is excluded
from favor in the line Of law. publishing. =
Whether our impression is right or wrong
we feel like crediting the DUBUQUE Times
with the following generous, righteous and
press fraternal notice of the case:
The Herald is very much pleased with
the General Assembly for giving the publ
cation Of State laws to the Statesnsan as
well as the Register. So are we. 1t is no
more than just. The subscribers to both
papers are equally interested in knowing
the laws, and the profit Of their publication
does not belong to one paper alone. But
is the Herald willing to have the same prin.
ciple applied by our Board Of Supervisors
and City Council? If tits just at Des
Moines it would be in Dubuque II not,
why not?
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-01-31

Hon. Samuel Kirkwood was sworn IN as sen
ator from this state on the 24th.
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To COnsulllDtiyes.

The advertiser, having been restored to health in
few weeks by very simple remedy, after having sui
fered for several years with severe lung Affection ano
that dread disease, Consumpton-is anxious to make
known to his feow-sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the pre-
sorption used free OF churge with the directions fol
preparing and using the same, which they will find
cure for Consumption Asthma, bronchitis, Coughs
Colds, and all Throat and Lung Affection. The only
object of the advertiser in rending this Prescription
to benefit the afflicted, and spread information which
he conceves to be invaluable and he hopes every sui
ferer will try his remedy, it win cost them nothing
AMI may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by return
mail. will please address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON
WiIIiamsburgh. Kings CO., New York, 4S2
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Losr.-By Fred. Goodendorf OF Read 'Ip,
at McGregor, on the 24th Of January, P. NJ, a
POCKET BOOK containing A Twenty dollar
Bills. A note was in the book calling fol
$1,000. Twenty dollars reward will be paid
on delivery at the TIMES OFFICE, McGregor, Of
to the owner in Read.
BY J. S. Deremo, Of Alamakee, between
McGrcgor and Fairfield Tp, Allamakee Co.
on Saturday last, A CALF WALLET, badly
torn, containing $1,000 bill and currency
amounting in all to near $1,000. The finer
can have half the amount by leaving it at the
TIMES Office. r.a
At Pr. du Chen on Wednesday last, a four
bladed, white handled first rate pen knife
The finder will find something good for him il
he will lace this knife at the TINES Office.
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Errors Of Youth,

gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay and all the effects of youth
indscreton will for the sake Of suffering humani-
IT, send free to all who need it, the recipe and drec-
tions for making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertisers
experience, do by addressing JOHN b. OGDEN,
No. 13 Chambers street, New York 4S2
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sour pains are real things, and all
Our pleasures but iantstical;
Diseases of their own accord,
Rut cures coma difficnlf and hard

Yet all who have ever tried it, say Dr.
D. Fl. SELVES LIQUID CATARRH REM.
EDY NEVER FAILS to permanently re-
move all pains, aches and troubles arising
from Catarrh difficulties. TRY IT.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-01-31

The Dcs Mones correspondent of the Chi.
cago daily Journal is a wag, and he sees lots
of points that others do not. We copy:
A curious case for the doctors occurred at
New Albion, Butler county.a few days ago.
which was none other than the dislocaton of
the jaw of young lady by gaping. For thr.
ty.six hours her mouth was distended, but e
nally yielded to surgical skill.
We do not wonder at this; the case of a
fired female jaw is new to the profession
Thirty six hours to regulate it is brief time
enough.
Again:
A curious case is before the Dogberrys Of
Harrison county. A man was recently sued
for the value Of three Bibles purchased in 1862
The defendant pleads want of consideration.
and proposes to prove the Bibles did him nc
good.
If."consideration" is point in legal pureh.
ase, why cant the defendant plead ignorance
or moial obliquity, and thus put the plaintiff
in for costs. We know many people whose
religion" (pardon US, True ReligionD marks
them rs much less charitable, more censorous,
and less amiable, than they were when the
prayer, "God be msrciful to me sinner" was
their daily ejacula ton. .....-..
Again:
Petitions are coming to the legislature cx-
tensively to pass some law protecting sheep
from the ravagcs Of dogs. One will probably
be passed, virtually taxing nine tenths Of the
worthless ours, which now infest the state, out
of existence as etfectually as if their tails were
cut off close up to their ears.
BY all means, let the caudals be extracted
just behind the cars! Our little canine pet Is
faithful friend, but we will forcgo the pleas.
ure Of his association, and turn him into public
sausage, II the balance or the dogs nre con
demned to death. Poor Tray! we read the leg
islative reports on dogs with mingled Pair
and pleasure.
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A3- BUY FRESH GROUND OSwEGO WATER
LIME AND GENUINE ROsENDALE CEMENT OF
GLASS 4 soN.-0a
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TroeSlmcn's Bureau.

Trcedmcm's Bureau.
This institution for the encouragement Of
idle whites and the support Of idle blacks, was
not large enough in its powers to accommodate
those who arc DESTROYS to become financially
End politically identified with it. There
10 no buyeau--nst even q stand or any other
furni.ure-for the benefit Of destitute whites,
but all the machinery of the government is
used to assist our new relations OF the shaded
persuasion. Of course our readers are aware
that there is now nobody on earth that is suf.
ferng physically, socially, financially or polit-
cally, but the "dusky angels Of mercy" Of
whom His Excellency, Gov. w. M. Stone,
speaks. The other day a bill was before the
U. S. senate to enlarge the powers of the
Freedmen's Bureau. On this proposition, Sen.
ator Davis, of Kentucky, is credited with ma.
king the following objections:
Senator Davis spoke against the bill. He
objected because q majority OF the senate cx
cluded senators from eleven states from their
seats in the senate for the purpose OF securing
the passage of this and other unconstitutional
measures; because the measure was unconsti
tutional in proposing to invest the Freedmen's
Bureau with judicial powers; because it author
lied the President to assign to army officers
tho exercise Of judicial powers; because it
broke down the partition Of the powers Of
the government made by the constitution; be-
cause it deprived citizens of the right of trial
by jury in civil courts; because it was scheme
devised to practice injustice and oppression on
the white people Of the late slave states for
the benefit Of the freed negroes. and to engen
der strife between the two races; because it
involved profigate, wasteful and unnecessary
expenditure Of public treasure; because it was
one of the reckless and unconstitutional sorts
OF neasareS .soei-aa -. Abs .Adaaai ractv to en-.
able it to hold power and place.
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucsiopesrs.

By virtue of deed of trust to me from Henry
De Asriel and wife, dated March is, 1875 and
recorded in Libev II. n. H, No 10, pace nc ct
seq land Iseoros for Washington County, 3. q Il
will ell, uvon tie premises, BY puosfc auction, 70
the highest BIDDER. at O'Clock m ,on wEoNEs :.
DAY. toe SYST day o. October. ls,6, tue foliowi az
described real estate, situate in Washiasto,
County end District Of Columbia to Wit All N ,t
certain tract or parcel of land, being part OF 3
tract called "Long Meadow" AGA bound ed a
foliovs: Beginning for the sene and BOUNDED by
the Eastern Brspch Of the Potomac ifver.o the
east; on the south by the lands Of Henry DoS xsss
on the north by the lands of Alex snder n a ber,
crombie; and on the west by the lands Of VIM w
Oorcor an and John A. Berfrtf conta ninR (s5i
ninety six acres more less. Also ali that other
part Of = Long Meadows" bounred a. f'iiows.
BEGINNING for the same NJ the corner OF the land
formerly Owned ny John A. Der roff and the jssd
OF Henry Douglass. on main Oublic roat lead inf
east from the third boz sdafy stone Of Washinrton
city, ID. c.. 70 the Eastern Branch; thence vest
and with said road f10) tsenty feet; thence north
and Da,ausl With the boundary between said Dous
lass and Bertros lana 10 the line Of Bsrsrafi
lard; thenss se.t g the aid piece Of land nrst
corner sDd vest 6cnndsrS line And the line Of ssd
S.tlovipg terDe abl copoitfons, 60 wit
ard secured ~ 6~sd Of trost o. tSs rrS1i' ~
Ali cO0veyooeanQ and nyepue stamp az me cost 81
the Daschasef. 40 viii he rOQufrtd dawn when
the proDerfy Dkuocko6 an - = = 800
..a.. ukNSI 014o4D frustee.
se1s has - o11BNHNHEf11fS. Auets.
u - r.. !
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REAL ESTATE SALE@By Green d. William Z,
Arctioneers.-Psrt lot IL square 762, to II. X.
merryman, for 10 cents per foot The re-
maiDder OF the lot to John Goldin, for Is cents
per foot. Lot Is. in square &C, on Ii, betwe n
North Capitol and 1st streets east 10 John
Mason, for 10 cents per foot. Lot is. in "a ne
square, to Patrick Culhane, for 10 cents A
two-story frame house on 9th street. near
boundary, Si,5S0. Lot on New jersey aveuue.
between ID and streets, to VIM. Campbell, 90
cent? per foot. Lot 10, square =, New Jersey
avenue, between K and G streets north, to B.
Simpson, Al IS cents per foot. - r~
FoREsTALLISG THE MARKHT.-This morn.
ing, Lewis Wcisstnscr. q merchant was ar
restc by officer Prather, for fore stalling the
market He was taken before Justice Thomp-
SOB, who fined him go. Mr. Weissinger plead
Ignorance of the law, sdding that he never
read The papers. The Justice thought il a
good reason why he should impose the fine.
PERsoNAIs--Most Rev. Archbishop Alemauy
of san Frsncieco, and Rev. Bishop O'ConneiI
ofMsyevilie, California, arrived last evenip q,
and are the guests Of the Dominican Faith ers,
South, Washington. They will officiate at St
Dominic,s Church tomorrow. s.F alT ~
90 B. a.ffFts -fffN'f.
BUSINESS HOURS OF THE TREAsURY-The
Secretary Of the Treasury has issued an order
directing that, on and after the LIST of October,
the hours for business in that Department will
be from 9 a. m. to p. m =. ts.a,t1 .7 =
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A WORD TO THE LADIxs.AIf IL is a pleasure
10 or 10 buV The fincst goods at the Cheapest
rates. rom me most accommodating dealers,
just call at be fl It class store of DAVIS & Cat
ther, NO. 20 Market Space, and you will not
reg1et taking our advice. 49, % "a. N .'-Il
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l3Y GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctioneer,,
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT THE
S0RNAR OF STREET SOUTH and a..

STREkT, ISLAND, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
O'Clock m, on the p, emises, Ne shall sell, part
Lot NO. Is, in square No. 3. with the i'm prove
ments. consisting of q tvo-story Frame House,
with back building, being the Te;idence OF Mrs
Is. Stoddard. and formerly occupied % Q gro ,ery
and desirable.
Terms Ore half cash; b larce in mouths, for
netes bearing in crest and e cured by Q deed OF
trust the premises. All conveyencfng and
revenue etampa ct the cost oftSe purchaser. 500
down at the fall Of the hammer.
se Is eo&ds 0R1gE q WILLIAMS, Aucis
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LlY GREEN q WILLIAMS. Auctiopeers.

VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY ON
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, near Iefh street
east, and sdioip'De the New Barracks, at Public
On THURSDAY, the 5th day of October next. at
s O'Clock D. m. We shalt sell on the ,remises
Lois Nos. lU ana II, in subdivision of square No
Ol9, having goot irons ard dep-1s
! Terms: Ore-hah cash; balance in 5, 6, 9, and n
mont-s, for notes bess ng interest, ard Sc ured
by p deed OF e. Ust tae premises Ali conway.
ancipz and reyeaue siaiaes the cost Of the pur-
chaser. S25 GOWN Oh each lot when sold.
And imm edi atey amer. no absve sale. we saarl
sell Lot No "a, in square No. S9s, frontiag sth
street east between and ID streets north. ua vine
a feet 'front.' by lte feet incn deep, TO 90 foot a.
ley, on the me terms Is tine bove sale.
ne sd GREEN & WILLIAMS. A.
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AUCTION SALES.


IM ea~ H.e.ss 9ssss see yssyA SsssI
KrJ. Q. McGuIRE co., Aaess.ssV,
ADhIS3sfRAgoRs Sale or PEBsoHAL
Q. TUESDAY m 6tsisd, ocson., "a. IN frous
z, sns Auction Rooms Of JAs. o. Mcclure 4 % |,
M Ss Il iss IL. SSsi :ss
ero :, ,. = ; : = :,
S.se and Wood. ssat Chairs. Carrets
feather IL DIS, Bslstsrs and Piilows
ee fiai-tsp GscsiSg ssnse ssc FuIritnr..
SO - J.. SeGofSi H : C Aass..
RYK. 7. PAGE. Apctioneer. =
- ss2 Seventh st., under O6d Feilows' Hall.
EXTLEsIyE AUoTION SALE OF A RICH
q h $. as,ss fYIsSSi SSIsisa: Ss,ss5S :,
1000 peirs fine ssves Boots.
Ivy o9 cases long leg tas ale @ AIN Win er Bsos
ss2 cartons l. dies, "A, es sbd oti,drens Ps'Fh
MI rs Q Isirs super ssik bourd, very hesvy, White
,os ss s."1 a1s , sin bound White Bl..te'
10000 Figaro, Henry CLAY, and La Favcrita
Double barrel BIRD Rur. Cave BAGS ard Huut.
I PI..ins ssss. ..a wos1e sosss, s,lssr sistsd
Bone, Cocoa, Ebony. shd Bus.Io Table q iery;
i.s rs sons, and Eng so: <" Pocket Knives
Misses Al ss s nh. Sta hS s
Manufacturer: OiOoks, mirrors. an 5 and oreeE
,as . 4ab R.s y. ia c. ss r. s.! ss
Bob B9hsml s Sasssw.rs, ysfes and snsa =: ee u
Heoeraeens: Dsms Tabs e5ss.0, A sSo o sos
E Sspiio N Towels. sosl2, Perldanry, asa Fancy
,ssh ivarIed Ola all COZ iened goods,
se - e4t
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THOSE WHO OvER-TAX the Voice in SINGING
or Public Speaking will find ssBrouns Broa.
ctidt IrochesY exceedingly useful, enabling
mem 10 endure more than ordinary exertion
win comparative ease, while they render ar
uculation clocr. For Throat Diseases and
Cough .Eo L "cIC gre of service
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COyERNMENr SALE OE SUBSISTENCE
NJ STORES, COMMIssARY PROPERTY, &c.
BICH, HoMINY. &C.. AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
~ s. j. s0PER q CO., Auctioneers.
suBsIsrEscE OFFICE, d 8. A..

E -- O. SUBSIsTENcE OFFICE u A., 81.
-y BALTIMORE. Mn. September -, 1875
viii lie sold at public auction on THURSDAY,
October 4. 10 ). at Warehouse No = Grant erect.
Immediately IN ,ne rear Oh No 1U9 Lombard
saeet,i the following Condemned Subsists nce
Scores, viz =.
Ctl .asj Forty two thousand nine bur dred md sew
% eots eight pounds OF Rice.
I0,o12D Ken Thousand six hur III ed ard seyeutv-
two pounds OF Hominy.
t2ls) Two hundred and tairtsen poG nis OF Hams.
Also,
(2s7) Two .hurdree ard fifty seven pounds Of Dire
apples and
('eIl O6e hucdred rri ninety one pounds of D. ed
Peaches. sopnd ana 1000.
Al the SINE time the follow sur plus Commits
karS PTo,yer,y viz
3Offce Desks, Is Chairs, 5 Axes, 10 Beam S-sIes
3TTucks, Truck Chains, Lsnte~ns. Ma. y o
Pos, Buckles, Cash Boz, Broems, skfds
Block, Il6 feet Rope, 90 Oapdlesffcks. 4Copn,r
ueegu,eg, 3te-Iel overs. 10 Fled Ovens,
Also. the fs,'ow ing sprrlus articles, viz:
W Bake PaTs, 2 Once Eatlip 9, C.-mp Tables
Brushes. Tin Di opeIs, &C.. &c.
TIE, ms: Cash. in Government funds.
90 Six day allowed 20 remove etCte-
t 80 TPOMAS WILSON.
Brevet Lieut. Cn' sA'd q a.. o s. A.
se std s-ev-t Srfg Cen. Vols.
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by ,. g. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
SMALL BRICK HOUSE AND LOT In THE

On THURSDAY AFTERNOoE. September z7th,
eouthern Is feet front Of Lot IS, in Square IO6,
fronting on 18th street west, besweea 4 and X
ley. improved by . small Brick Dwell az house
Tenss: 0neihird cash; residue IN six and twelve
months. with interest. secured UPON the property
COnNsy snci.g 81 cos. of purchaser. A payment OF
SO required the afternoon o. the sale
De 2i-d j. q. McG6IRE a co., Aucts.
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