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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-04

REtIGIors SEcEssIoS.-Th Presbytery of
Louisville have issued formidable holl of
notification and secession, declaring void the
General Assembly ofthe Presbyterian Church
Of the United States. so far as the presbytery
OF Louisville IS concerned, and calls confer
enee of the friends Of free constitutional ire
bell Presbyterianisn, TO be held at st. Louis
on the 18th of August, 1866. The intention
seems to be to accompany the johnson politi-
cal Convention, to be held in Philadelphia
on the It'll. with n johnson religions con,
veutiou in 81. Louis. the dny after The
point on which the Louisville Presbytcry Sc
oedes. seems to be that the General Assembly
in May last insisted. after the example of
Congress, in excluding the Representatives of
of the Louisville Presby.ery nntil the Assem-
bly, should have examined and decided upon
the conduct Of the said Preshytery during the
rebellion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-04

U. $. SESAToRs.--Foster of Connecticut,
Tnmhull of Illinois, McDougall of California.
Harris OF New York, Lane OF Indiana Pome.
roy of Kansas kirkwood Of Iowa, Davis Of
Kentucky Creswell Of Maryland, Brown of
Missouri, Clark of New Hampshire. Nye of
Nevada, Shermano Of Ohio, Cowaa Of Pennsyl-
vania, Howe of Wisconsin, and Nesnlythe of
Oregon finish their terms ON the 4th Of March,
1861 Gen. O. s. Ferry has been elected to
succeed Mr. Foster, Senator Trumbull will
doubtless be re elected, even should he have
such formidable competitors in oaneus as Cen
Logan and Gov. 0glesby. Nye aud Howe
have fair chances of continuing for still an
other term. Gov. Bramlette is likely to take
the place of Garrett Davis, though Mallory
and Powell are his rivals. Senator Lane Of
Indiana declines reelection and Speaker
Coliax and Mr.. Julian are named for the sue
cession. Hickman, Kelley, i ketchan. Will
mot and Cameron are named for Cowan's seat
in the Senate the choice is likely to rest on
new man and not one Of the politicians.
Gov. Carney is anxious TO succeed Mr.. Pome-
roy, and linn. Blair will contest the Senator
ship with Gratz Brown Cornelius Cole, a
member Of the House. will take the place OF
Senator Mcponsall, Secretary Harlan that Of
kirkwood, aud Representative Patterson the
seat OF the Hon, Daniel Clark. Mr.. Samuel
W. Patterson, the Senator elect from New
Hampshire, was formerly professo of mathe-
MATES in Dartmouth College, and still holds,
it is said, the appointment Of Professor of
Astronomy. Mr. Justin s. Morrill, of Yer
mont has declined n denomination for Con
gress in order to become candidate for the
Senatorship. -Ne,c York Tribune.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-04

], 60 l. l. s.s . - q

<4S3.Sfsx III q - rs - VI -. III
sPEeSd DK45o96t T1xx1soN, wri-
ter, AttIlii himleif Harry LAKEWOOD
Leach, ~ Whites . letter about Iennysonx
from which re snsts Nd b IDhin& sxfnrt ].
"He (Tennyson) is perhaps Eve feet nine
inches in height, but he stoops much Is he
walks, and thus looks shorter He does not
seem to be above Fifty years of age, yet hin
gait is feeble, and the wearing Of glasses adds
to the impression of being older. His dress
is extremely old-fashioned, indeed be looks
more like an old picture depping out Of 4,
frame, than gentleman Of the nineteenth
century His coat, short in the waist, was Of
gray mixed color, and fitted him very tight {;
vest and trowsers Of the same material
was loosely tied. But nothing could detract
from the power of his massive forehead, high
and broad, and nothing could be more pctur-
esque than the long black hair. fine MS silk
fbut rlentifully mixed with grayl which fell
over his fine head down even to his shout
ders, His eyes are dark gray, think, and
have the peculiar appearance about the lids
common to all students, and especially night
readers, which is very clearly perceived and
defined by photographs of the poet. His
mouth is constantly smiling, but his eyes
seem to be absent while he is speaking,
searching everywhere for something that is
not present--that strange, speculative look
that is not easy to convey by description, and
must be comprehended rather than clearly de-
fined. His voice is rich and sonorous. but he |
chooses his words slewy, and, should think /
by this, betrays that in his composition he is |
equally careful and slow"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-09

THESE BTTTERs AaE PREPARED N gUAH
II nasFben whisksy, ffuM essnhinaszen Il esss
sas sss 4 pssssst ssvssrs - wiss shs ssssr ne
paTsd fea tie szisinsz fssasla sissa ~ the sTsaa
Ehieg Red Jaekss, % Dr.. cAapia whe used shsm
sassfsIiy In his prscsses w aas years. Ad By thssz
care a DysrsgaaA Eares Asapasaas Ccasslp@sea ss&
saA &arsous HsaAachss Fever ard Agas. and III g.
sFsss1x fam scsyAa nssx ed ndisssslaM. RsE4
800 sssssIag fssn ssAar 81 sasss iosahscaa aassasss
sssssrsly pars saz ffv sfeM 81 shese arzsz asa pa
anasly pct ay IN ssh gFspara&fcass snA psimsa
81 "A uasasrsstEnx pahs. saagis trial via esa-
siaes fhs nsass skspsisaa thaa = The I'D JACKET
Thsy ssssnxtbsm and fnvisu%afs SIC sysssms
Taey srs anrgaaiisd igr gnasgaa debility.
z3sy are care Sbf nyspepsia.
Thsy giss gosd aad AsAlsay sssstiss.
Yhay &sasss AIxssfsea.
Thsy parsfy sss hssssA asa sesslsy Il shs stazssA
xhss sazs hsAsss@x sn4 eaeasss hossss. -
Tasy ass shs bsss sslmxlsms d sxisssnss
9hsy axs preventive ~ Esssr sd Agass
yhsT rslisss oussssEastcar
Thay cure Msswauz Hs18zcha.
Ehsy aFs pssssssiy pAFs saA saazsAh&a
ras xsasans RxD gacxgrsv7xzs ars sziy sssa
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Czssaaaa . tie issas ssppiasa - appassssssa
BENNETT PETERS 4 CO.,
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40 ana ~ MzCMxaAx AvxxUR
CEICA.@G
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-09

p % ssasFosh PosEnos. Every oncs In .
while we heaz thst Secretary Stapton 10
going to leave the Cabinet or 10 not going
sm - rssasA lbs Cssinsss ~ tbs wiad may
happen 10 hlow. The latest news
ii shas.ba has beCoaas scnsaEs TO the
Philadelphia Convention, and will retain
bis portfolio. This 10 about the worst
thingxhas NE hare learned Of she eonven-
sion bat still so /" long - the lamp
holds out 10 burn tbs viless simmer may
. sssasa.,'w Wawosld lake ss b iaaes@sd.
/! Asssvss ,awsy seesssAry ssastsB elings
10 his ofhcs with such parsistency, sacri.
seing Tor IL not only his avowed political
oplnioas bas Nm ssifsgsspsss. What i
there in the Wax Department that be IL
.soAAxseas TO eopesal2 What Is there
that be 30 much dreadsi Clearly az in
Ssstigasion woald not be oas Of place In
visw Of the ssraags eoaaaes Of the See.
!. Ketasys Kksrs are The dsssGtiyss a-S.
z If Hsrasas
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-09

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saolimssy 70 aamnsy. Ina soal sees
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Al.sw 8x.a .as soI,.w;nv ls,a.v. IN
shs bosssn Of bar Hour barrel, and shsa
ssksa hes hushaad Ia read thsn: q. kC-
U-R-A-T.
The psosl aovsrnmsns has iuss APP
pointed agensa in New York 10 negosiass
. loan in this ssanssy u y, 0oo,o 600.
Radical toast: 50 The Union--Is u .
good thing % leng - We can rule.
ma x;rh. ana Pear nos .ns-xoa ws,I
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|sy.
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the radical .disuuioniss. 70
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,wn 800. n . w.,,--wh;l. n. an. a.
oand. Il. o.hsv as.ssna.
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an atisa paPsi A $780, !,
IAN A0's-00a'ea haA - ~A'"s s'A 49,
The lady who took sveryeody's eye
must have quite q los o. them.
A cantsr gives raddy cheeks deeaE.
tau rnddy assss.
III going TO Heavsa depends gpca do.
ing right, tbs radicals i'm Congress win
have no show for reaching that happy
land.
orexon hss been redsemsd. and i
Democratic all over.
p.,.on R,awn,ow aid h. wo,,,a no,
- - Bs.x.n w;,h narnou~... .uA !. ~
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-09

AGENTS wanted. ladies aad ss0sismsa, ~ evs-
~ eeamsy IL sha Uniiea States 70 seii sas Enk
pow4ieKa 81 tbs American Irsk GoaapAmy Tbs pow
der sslIa fer forty eeAta pr Facaagss ana viii
EaaEe iEa ensagh 10 HIi afty bottles Of the siEe
USUALLY retatIed At ten eeIEes ger nataas. smart
agent sail gross Of ID Gay, aad clear 81 %
Tbs ink CAS- be made fFam sas powder Ia taYes
mlaasss Ia ssnmsa hsilas wRseT- &c IL per-
fesa black knR, shs hest la sh@ World. Tt HswS
easily, does not eogYosss the pen particle. aeweg
sHsns sps Ii got intared b. feeRtnS AMI its s1iar
will hast ferawsT. Every family Ia America VIII
bEy III as paekase will last . fa1liy for years,
and snk can be made ID small qualities - wHEsed.
vita sAch grass We sead taeasaa6 eafealaEss
vita testimonials frem slagSsmenf lawyers, tearh-
ass, aaFehsp8s, commercial eslasgxss editors, kcs
aad ths sgeat's pams on the bills. Qniy one per-
sea siu be made sznas fer > caesssy. me nrss
eee ssndlng 80 faS sross n tie pawasF vii re-
esiys IL hs sssara axEFsss. tasafsex wass enc
eonaty he or she aessgnatss. II others send for
ths same eeuaty, the nssnsy win be retained 30
thea free Of expeRse- Ts make EHres enc b 81
better designate sswewsl cOunties sather Of wnish
be o. she viii tAkss Send fst tfads itat and cir
euiArs u yea dare ran the Tiss % waitiags or
send ias msass tor gross Lest era addressed 10
the Mayer, PostmastsE, CASTERS Of tha hsnkss OF
the express AGeass of this city wfia shew shat the
bGxaness ID heHerahsy ans sauaresy ocuaaetsa -
An Tnk Pc@aex viii be seat Ay mail 10 arg ed
dress, frye Of charge, en- Fsxaapk es feStg eEnss.
Aaarsss, wra ras yoas n4as, sssns county ana
stats aiszines5y,
A2gazuA9 ExK COMPANY,
Manchester, y. r.
gHOAAz W. LANE,
niots Clerk sar The naEnpaHg and special AGst&
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-09

- The Augusta Conssisassonaliss
gives tbepsrsicuiars Of one Oh the esargss
against Jas. z. Bryant, the ssloyalo sdi-
tor Of the Loyal Georgian, and one Of the
special psts OF the Tribaae, which, ~ Ii
rests snsirsly upon "ooiorsd's tsssimopy,
must be tgue.
IL appears from tbs sssssnens og sbs
ConssisasiohaIiss, that mulasto man by
the name Of Walton, barber BY oocapa-
Inn, soneladed 60 hring saia againss one
Of Bio debtors sad engaged the services
of lawyer aamed AFFORD, giving bin .
retainer Of City dsllggss Ai#erd saess.
qacnsly lsfs Aagassa, previously sasning
over hts clients case, and she fee, to
Bryant. The latter declines eEshkr 90
lsisg she suis OF se refund the nsoney.--
Upon this Walsoa has bsoaghs suit
against Bryant and had hiza arrested and
held 90 bail III We are corrsesly infera-
ed. shis Ii Ne Grss setien u dsss sro't
By negro against white man Ia Au-
gassa, and IL IL lMsas sazioas that the
dsfsadaas should be- nes .only Nsrtharn
man bat al sx-sgsns Of the Fraedmen's
Raseaa, and the special frieRd and pro-
tailor Of The oppressed African. m r.
ke1es.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-09

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kaaxss, anI unssr upulaas nsssasss. - s.ssr All
MGWG kGE& GMA&xEW
.s
= $3.50 - as,s { 4. w sg.A =. RI
aSsls is ssssfsi rsyssss. ria rz.sssy a. eesa
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Oh Germany,
s0Ssss 'aa
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RESTS TIE Patients
And Should nlwAys Be givea In The sasas sAss@ %
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-09
Nav YoRk, July Is, 1866.

H" NEW fokkt saly los Ac2os
lIg Dear Sir | bars received The call
by yoHEsslf sad others, for Ma.
tionsi Union Convention at Philadelphia,
on the l4th of August. | concur In iss
EroBositisns, its reasoniags and iis OBJ
ieets, and will do ail in my power to car
~ them out. long since expressed the
opinion that the Southern States were
entitled 10 their representatives, in Con-
= gress---that theiR exclusion was viola
fiSn OF good faith, and the obligations Of
the Constitution and that persistence
in sueL policy muss lead TO Consequence
y es most dIsastFsaa 10 the cause OF the
esuutgy. Tbsss and other considerations
connected With the unsatisfactory rela-
ts~ns Of the States 10 she Federal aovern-
msns, and to each other, render most
timely and proper such meeting as yoa
hare gIommenasd Of she patriotic and
rAfsesahg men Of the Union to Consals to-
gethsr for the general welfare, and asn
truly yours,
Joax A. DIX.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-09

y E4kTrxx FRoa Gxx. DTx.-ThAd Stevens
rsaEs@anAs that all men are now traitors
and rehals whe are IN favor OF he Phila-
dsIphia Convention. Tie following let
ter addressed to Senator DooIittlsy is from
. gentleman who has been accounted 10y
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-09
THE WOMEN IgME TIT
Read fhs Procfi Reed the Proc Fl

Read iAs Proofl Read The Proc f.!
Ell really merits ell the gosa thai can be sasd
Of il. -Mooys's Rsv@i Esw-Yosksy.
ga Is wssth ens dollar pei wsea IA aug family.
Aftef ysaFts ass tsaS smstAins' Is thaught mere
Of to-day shsn ever before n--eeLes r. sIsaox,
AsTaeaafsrss 8Sassr sf ". y. TFtssas.
"Datyss Clothes Washer we AAvs sxisd thorough
~ Ter nearly aye2R past. Ger better h&lf,' who
Asa ss.a smslasasasss sisa he gifs Of soefs q
tsksa % mass ktsdiy BY tAs 'Aasv.s aHa shst she
csanss psTsesa@ thszz 81 $50 aay sssss While 1his
ia u Aaad -~0KAEaxSunns PfsPvssfss A@ss sean
&eFtesltsralsss.
sfsAmsas . ssaFs ~ wasaass aaeAisss Laid aside
Washer Ia the anly enc that stands fAa aess NY
wife is satisfied vita 10 AFTER seET aaeatAA trial %
"a. p. HAasEss Editor oAis FsFmsv.
Every Family Should nave
Ome!
Ana aess need BE- wafASwg. II 40 ASsas in POUR
vleiaity, send Is ne pfies a. follows Kaaaliy
aixa, @l2 90. Hotei slsss els 90 RAAily sips
and Ne. SuniyeFssI' tsr&aaeg vita Cos wAsels,
sse And we Will dsiivss whieh sves yea order,
free Ut fretsht axpsnsa TO gear nearest fnareaa
station, ~, after fsnF wssxs' trial aceaxdimg 10
airecsaaas, ysa ara &IkSsstsaed, asiives lhs na-
eAias bash to rs asd ws wiii RsfaaS tAs ParsAass
Price.
II is the Eemersi verairt Of these wAe havs wssd
pety's Clothes WI shsF any ieaSth es tins, thAt
sysn In aasdiam sized families, IL x1Il saws the
price q lsAsif y &c wear ofslossss - less tAAa
New esa yeu net better afsoEA TO Bug mschIn&
sAaa to eay extra Clothes that will amssns in
single rear - mere tHaa a. uale the pFses 81 tbs
during the tims "a viii lastf How can yew usaks
esftsE-p&yiag iavsst@sntR
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16

SEEpIsG TO BIrg 9kAes Those who wish
tc lay down land 10 pasture and have the blue
grass finally preiomiua'e 10 p PERMANENT,
swarA, should sow IL autumn, WITH wheat or
we II mixed with Timothy the latter will ye-
| getate IL the fail while the blue grass vii
| scarcely show itself Ill the succeedipe spring.
| I, should lot be psstured off at onct, bat be
| allowed 10 grow and root well befuFe being
opsaed 10 grazing.
1t is perplexiug sesd to SOW, owing to the
| d ficulty osdstsehing it from tue hauIln, hence
extra attention IL necessary. An Grrs of land
viii rtqute about tro bushels Of the cbaf
and seed together. Ii shond he Down on a
calm day it possible, but it windy tie ground
should be gone over twice, or in other words
be cross-sown when q change of wind occurs
Should the seed take wei very ride pasture
will come in Curing the latter part 81 the gum
mer succeeding The sowing. II viii improy,
with years, II properly treated, aud supply
very desirable pasture on grounds d a moist
4 IRE ard tenacily Of soil suited 10 IL.
Opsn wooded lads, not designed 10 b
, cleared and broren UP, eau be seeded to blu
q grass by scattering corn over patch and lot
l ting the hogs r0ot about after it. They wi
3. thus repare ii tor he reception of|biue gras
e seed whom it can hr sown and bushcd in,
| nrces AIRY or desirable When Oue aectiOn
/. So d., Sc the hogs ut another till he whole
8 completed
e The swloe will in this way rather improN
IT themselves while aiding 10 preparing feed +,
d an increased dairy stock. We hare seen nit
=, pastures made in this way on land but parlia
= " reit OF t5 forest covering. The grass AZ
= the enade CONFINED, will prove highly accep
re able to cat.le during the prevalence of l
X aud warm weather-Rural New Yorker.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16

LET THE Homes ROLL Every person much
Gccu.tnn d 10 horses. will have noticed the
apcrIty with which they viii seek rolliag
riscs On being relieved from the harness at
tie close OF a warm days labor.
WHAT particular beuebt they derive flom
rolling il the sand We do not exactly know,
| but the horses understand IL, else thev would
| not iudulgs in tnat species of psstipe. 1t
| may serve to Ray an itching OF the Hkin,-
caustd by pelspirAtiou or the pergoratiors OF
| their great enemy, the flies But whatever be
the reason, an i1du'gence in this species OF
| pleas urable exercise should be eccorded them
whenever inclination prompts to the perfbrm-
| arce.
Trur 1t is, they sometimes select rathet soil
places for Incorporation, and When through
with it present the appearance OF having been
but recently lalhe3 aud plas,tred. This In
wolves hand labor on TIE part Of the hostler
and may elicit expressions anything but com
plimentary to the horse or creditsbe 10 th'
utterer OF them still the sninal feels bate
and this is The main point to consider Be
sides. with pleuufnl affisloh Of waierRnd
suitable use OF broom aud curry coIlb, III
horse will soon appear as good Esaew a n
teel go peter az gGo1."
Therefore We BAY again, let the horEts rel
Gnd mnG not to get into passion because O
the scrubbiug nd rubbing down whifb mi
: celebrating performance will izvalve. TIL
horse laOora fer man faithfully, and s bu
. inst to reoopI ense him With nm occa i,olOl Ia
\ dulgence IN thai which gives him pleasure an
' promotes his health
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16

d. Willie sold at Public Sale. on the premises,
Mil OF MONDAY, September Sd 1858, at o'clock,
LII p. M a Farm belonging to John Morrow dec d.
formerly the residence Of Mrs Blwdon situated In Chris
tiana Dundred New Castle County, Delaware, about
three and one Lalt miles from tho City OF wilmington
and the Braudywine Springs containing about one
hundred and thirty Ave acres SIX seven of which are
woodland II a divided into convenient enclosures by
coed thorn hodges and post rail fence the land s
10 good condition. having been Lately lined ana manr ed
aud large proportion Is we'll got with timothy aud
clover. Tho buildings couaist OF good stone dwelling
house. az story, Carriage House, with sorn srb gram
stone Barn with siatliug under, with other buildpgs
usually needed such farm. There is tenant house
a shsrt distance from the other buildings. There 10
good spps Orchard with other fruit trees coming into
bearing farther descr pon is considered unnecessary
auy one wishing t- putcha-e will likely exSmint
for Themselves such will be shown the farm by th'
| present remnant MIR. Goo. Lobh large part vi thu
purchase money may remain e-ured on tho farm /
desired by tho ny order Of the EXECUTORS
| JOHN MORROW, decd. VIM. II. REYNOLDS, Auct.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16

BY Virtue Of Order Of the Orphans Court, OF the
alto Delaware In and fhr New Castle County, made
at the February Term thereof, A. D., 1865 will be
posed to Sale at Public Veuiue, on SATURDAY, the
eighte nth day Of August ueI at u O'Clock noon, at
this house OF Janes Benson at St Georges Station
tue Delaware RalrOad IN New Castle County the fol-
lowing descrbsh Heal Estate, being all the Real Estate
late OF Charles BJuden decd, and to be sold free and
discharged OF all claim Of DOVER t. wit All that plan
taon tract OF land situated In peuchler Hundred, In
sai County beginning A. large Stone In tho road lead
ing nom Glasgow to sungit Bridge, ard running thuuco
with land of james Bouldeu, soeth $50 degrees west
1927 perches, and south sS degree. west liz 10
porchss 10 stone thence by land n B,tJamiu Cham
befs nh degree, west "a 10 Ierches to aspe
thence north by Lands q Daniel Cam and Isaiah stsu-
ou north s9 degrees cast 27 perches to the SAID rod
thence south IN degrees, eas, II 10 porchos 70 the
south side Of Shorts private Rad thence north 7oH de-
Srees, east 81 10 perebes TO stone, theme With
| lqnd Of Daniel fosId, south one half degrto, bhhl
| 1872 10 pufchteS to htu0e thence with lAud
| Of william Dsrhsnc, north 81 degrees, vents b u
perhes and NORTH $50 degrees, west 20 perobes to
tire of said road thence north defree, west a. III
perohes nnd north degree s' 90 pershes 10 tue be
| Hnuiug. containing l9a Acres, rooa. aud 27 squar
pcrches OF land, on which erected one brick house
and one frlae house. AMI coniai lnS s acres Of WOO
land tho retiGue clear land.
Attaution Will be given, md tho terms OF sale mad
know y tho timS aul place aforesaid, by GEORGE
RODNEY, Eto Trustee appointed ny the Court I
efIret sah sale. SAMUEL GUTHRIE, Clerk, q. c.
Nee Castle, July 17th. lse5--le
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16

sss:zs, A large uumber Of Farms In Kent and SUSSEX
u Coulties offered cheap ard turls Of
1stkS pny nOut. Farms may be had Of any desirable
Size from to Eve hundred and IN The various
stages II improyemontlrom very good to very poor
as general thing thy all have plenty Of good timber,
and good water located In healthy situations
usnt to both Railroad and Water oOnm unioe ton aud
particularly adapted to the culture OF Peaches TAoea
and other huts beses sweet potatoes early
vegetables &C. ard Will, under proper cultivation yield
och Wheat aud aud other cereals, eny lat
the counry large portion ofthese lands have been
rented out for series Of III two large farms, and
generally deficient in budipgs md other iIn
provewens, hut the soil s naturally exceedingly fertile,
eld with slight expense b9 made highly productive
| large NorhCrH emigration pouring into the
lower rat Of tho State Uuylng up subdvidins, occupy
ing ans Improving these aaia thereby reudernE At
early day that lover Delaware will be what
designed hsre grcattet JrI and Vegetable garden In
s cOgry tirt uiIs Issued every mouth lot grsttOus
distribution. Branch onices have been opened ut vii,
nngtou, bovor had Bridge lilo Yurfrther INF rmatioI
| apply 10 address, 4 T. JOHNSTON,
| Milford, Delaware,
| q IL other Of the following
WILLIAM passion, Agent, Wilmington, Dol
DAMON, " BrdRevills "
sS-sond for Circulars, which sent free jel9-