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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-10-30
Commissioners Sale.

Is Cockrell and Cockrcll, admrs. de no.
mis- non, vs. Maria L Cockrell and others.
DURSUANT TO order Of Court, will sell
4 nt public outcry to the highest bidder
at the Court llause in Winnsboro, on tho 1st
Monday in November next, The Tract Of
Land described in the pleadings in this case
containing
TAo "a ORG
More or less bounded hy lands of Mrs J B
Rosborough, + p Moblcy and others. And
situate on waters of Wateree Creek.
Said land to be sold subject TO tho wi.
dows Dover in portion thereof.
Terms Of Sale.
Cash sufficient to pay coss of suit and
expenses of snlo. Balance on credit of one.
Two and three years, intcres. from day Sof
sale. Purchasers to give BOND with TWO
goo uret'cs and mortgagcof premises. and
TO pay for necessary papers and revenue
stamps.
IT. a. GAILLARD,
80, Com in Equity.
Winnshoro Oct II 1867.
oct 12-t2X3
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Commissioners Sale.
Thos. II. Robertson, Exor.,
Of tho viii of
William Robertson, decd,
vS E
Jas. a. Bookhart and


N pursuance Of tho order of The Conr. of
l. Equity. will sell at public ont cry at
the Court House in Winnsboro, on tho 1st
Monday in November ncxl, the Tract of
Land, described in tho pleadngs in this
cause, containing about
1910 -A-C1R-H7S
Lying in Fairfield District, on Big Cedar
and Little Cedar Greeks, and bounded by
lands OF Vim. J. Aston, George Smith and
others.
The tract will bo sold in several sepcrate
parcels, according to plat to be exhibited
on day of sale.
Terms Of Sale.
Cash sufficient to pay costs Of suit and
expenses of sale. The balance on a credit
of one, two and three years, purchasers 10
to give bonds with good security, and mort :
cages of premises, and to pey for papers
and revenue stamps.
II. y. GAILLARD,
Com. in Equity,
Commissioners Office, n
Winnsboro. Oct. IL, 1867.
oct l2-f2X3
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Extract from sambo's Sermon.


"Strate am dc road, an narrow am de
paff which loadeff to Glory p
BREDREN BLEyERs :--Yu} am sensi.
bio dis mite in comm to har do word
and hab it splaind and monstrated to
yu yes yu is and ! tond for to
splain it as clear at dc light OBJ de lib
en- day. We am all wigged sinnas
har b'low-its fac my brcdl Ell, and
[ tell yu how it cum. 1Yu see.
4 Adam was dc fus man;
Ebe was de fodder,
Cane was wigged man,
Kase he kill his brudder.
Adam an Ebe war bof brack men,
an so was Cane and Ablo. Now,
sposc it seems to strike yer undor-
standin how dc fus white man cum.
Wy let yu no. Den you sec when
Cane kill he bruddcr, dc massa cum
an he say-Cano whar yurc brudder
Able ? Cane say, "I don't know mas
sa." lie come agin an say, Cane,
whar yurc bruddcr Able p Cane say,
L don't know massa.' But de nigger
node all dc time. Massa now git
mad, cum again, speke mighty sharpe
dis time. Cane, whar yure bruddcr
Able, you niggcr7" Canc now git fri
ton and he turn white and is de way
dc fus white man cum pon dis airth |!
and if it had not been for dat dar Mig
gor, Cane, we'd ncber been troubled
wild de sassy witos pom the face of dis
circumlar globe.
Now sing de DOL lth him, ticlor me-
ter. Brudder Jones, de sasser.
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Commissioners Sale.
Joseph Lauhon, Admr., Estate
john l.. Kennedy, decd.

Joseph Lauhon, Admr., Estate)
John l.. Kennedy, decd.
Judith W. Kennedy and others.
DuRSUANT to order of the Court, I vii
sell ut public outcry, to the highest
bidder, at the Court House in Winnsboro,
on the 1st Monday in November next, The
Land described in tho plcndings in this
cause. Comprising the following tracts :
One containing
ISS Acres,
More or less, and houndcd by lands of John
known as lie "Levi Rains Tract" The
other containing
go -Acr
Mre or less, and bounded by lands of i r
Stokes, Jas Bookhart &c
These tracts will be sub divided and sold
in several separate parcels, as will appear
by plat to be exhibited on day Of salo.
Terms Of Sale.
Cash sufficient to pay costs of suit and
expenses Of sale For balance credit of
= months. Purchasers { 0 give bonds with
good security and mortgages of premises.
III. A. GAILLARD
Com. in Equity.
Commissioners Office,
Winnsboro, Oct. IL, 1867.
oct l2-+2x3
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Commissioners Sale.
james W. Yonguc, Admr., !
Estate Of Joel Il. Rabb,
ys.
Charity G. Rabb and
others.

N pursuance of order of Court, will sell
Il NJ public outcry, to the highest bidder
at the Court House in Winnsboro. on the 1st
Monday j" November next, tho Tract of
Land described in the plcadings in this
cause, containing
9So Acres,
More or less, situate in Fairfield District,
and bounded by lands of Estate of Calvin
Rabb, dcca., Estate of Harrison Burlcy,
and others
Terms of Sale.
Cash sufficient TO pay costs Of suit and
exposes OF sale, and TO satisfy Judgment in
case of d r Evans vs. Jocl + Rabb The bal =,
ancc ON credit of one, two and three years,
equal "nnual instalmcnts. Purchascr 10
give bonds nnd good security, and mort :
gage Of premises.
II. y. GAILLARD,
Com. in Equity.
Commissioners Office,
Winnsboro, Oct. II, 1867.
oct l2-flx3
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Commissioners Sale.

Wn,. Brice, admr., do bonis non of Estate Of
David Brice, deceased. vs. Mrs. Mary Il
Brice and others.
Pursuant to Order CT Court in this Case.
will soil atpublic ouiory, to the highest
bidder, ut tho Court House, in Winnsboro
on the first Monday in November next, tho
Tract of Land described in the 'pleadinas in
this causc. Situated On wators of bumpers
Creek, containing
1860 Acres, aa
More or less, and Bounded by lands Of
Estate Of Jno. i. Yongue, Andrew ,Mobloy.
R.sG. Cameron, and othors.
Lands to be di, ided and sold in tracts and
o portion thereof sold subject to the widows
life estate therein. -
forms of Sale. m
Cash sufficient to pay costs OF suit and
expenses of sale. Tho balance in credit of
one, two and three years, int crcst from day
OF sale Purchasers to give bonds With good
security and mortgages Of premises.
HAdAILLARD, II
~ ~ sa .eommis in Equity.
+ Commissioners Ohioe. sT;.S,, IL,
Winnsboro, Oct U@fSxS
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Commissioners Sale.
Hugh A. Milling and others,
vs..
Joseph w. McCrcight
nnl oIl l,nr,

vs..
Joseph W. McCrcigkt
and others
PURSUANT to order Of the Court, vii
l. sell Mt public outcry to the highest bid
dor, at the Court House in Winnsboro on
the lst Monday in November next, the Tract
of Land described in the plcadings in this
cause, containing about
521 -A-CRFJS-
Lying OH the road leading from Winns.
boro to Ashford's Ferry. and bounded by
lands of J. w. Yonguc, Jas. Boycc and oil
ers. The land TO be divided and sold in
several separate tracts, according toa pla,
to bc exhibited on day of sale.
Terms of Sale.
Cash sufficient TO pay costs Of suit and
expenses of sale. Balance on credit OF
one, two and thrcc yoars. Purchasers to
giv%ponds with good security and mort,
Cages of promises.
II. A. GAILLARD,
Com. in Equity
Commissioners Office,
Wnnsboro, Oct. II, 1867.
oct 12-f2x3
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Commissioners Sale.

= S'.'a fs A.N. .r#EF FsIS
H. A. Gaillard, Admir-, do bonis non Of Es.
tate of Drury Coca, deceased, VS. Jos A
Wooten, and others. s,--
DURsUANTto to order Of the Court, I will
IL. sell at public outcry, to the highest
bidder at the Court House in Winnsboro. on
tho lst Monday in November next, tho
Tract Of Land described in the pleadinqs in
this cause, containing -, s5
332 A q r e s.,
more or less, situate in this District on the
Waters of Beaver Creek, and bounded by
lands Sam'l Lauhon, John Rains and 9th.
ers. til9@ .e #t w q
TERMS OF SALE.
Cash sufficient to pay costs Of suit and
expenses ofsa)e, and in addition thereto o tho
one. sixth part Of thegross proceeds Of salo
Of said lands For, tho balance credit
Of ono, two and three years, with interest
FROM, day Of aalo. Purchasers to paw for
necessary papers, and Revenue Stamps and to
give bonds with good security and mort
gage premises.
~ M ttSSzA 5s II. A. GAILLARD, i
c1.. i, 80, Com in Equity
Winnsboros 0ct11, 1867.
oct 1l--tlx3 a'4-s -
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Commissioners Sale.

Elizabeth Aiken, Admx. |
Jno. Aiken, decd,
Jno. d. seymour
and others,
TN pursuance Of order of tho Court,
4 will sell at public outcry, 10 the highest
bidder nt tho Court Ilousc in Winnsboro, OH
the LIST Monday in November, the Tract Of
Land described in the plcadngs in this
cause, lying in Fairfield District, on Terri
Tie and Frees Greeks, waters Of Broad River,
and bounded by lands Of II. u. Marlborough,
Estate William b. Aiken and others, and
containing about
600 -ACRES.
Land to he sold in separate tracts. Plat TO
be exhibited on day Of sale,
Terms of SAL.
Cash sufficient to pay costs Of suit and
expenses Of sale. Balance on credit of II
months, with interest from day of sale.
Purchasers to give bonds and good sccu-
rity and mortgage of premises.
II. a. GAlLLARD,
Com. in Equity.
Commissioners Office.
Winnsboro, Oct. II, 1867.
oct l2-f2X3
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Commissioners Sale.

Thomas Richardson,
vs.
Milton G. Dunlap and others.
DURSUANT to order of Court I will sell
\ Mt public ouicry TO the highest bidder
at the Court House IN Winnsboro on the 1st
monday in November next, the Land dis
cribcd in the plcadiags in this couse, con-
tanning
9O5 -Ac9oS,
more or less, lying on Head Waters of
Dutchman's Creek and bounded by lands Of
Estate of John Walling, John L Black and
others.
TerlAs Of Sale,
Cash sufficient to pay costs of suit and ex-
pcnses of sale. For the balance n cred
II of ono, two and three years, with interest
from day of salo. Purchaser TO give bond
with good security and mortgage Of prelnis.
es. II. A. GAlLLARD,
Com in Equity.
Winnsboro, Oct II, 1867. ...,.s
oct 1l-t1x3 SssA~
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Commissioners Sale.

IL. y. Ga,ilard, Admr.
Estate Wm. T.. Hall decd. .~Es
vs. ... ..
Elisha J. Hall and r.. 49,.
others.
N pursuance of order Of Court, will sell
at public outcry to the highest bidder.
at The Court House in Winnshoro, on the lst
Monday in November next, the Land des.
crihcd in the pleadings in this cause, con.
tnining about
5000 Acres.
Lying in Fairfield District, near Cntnwba
River, and bounded by lands of Robert
Ford, james Il. Caldwell, DR.. Ira Scott.
Joseph Arledge and othcrs.
The land will be sub.divided into several
tracts and sold separately.
Terms Of Sale.
The tract knownas the '.Homo Tract
(73l acres) TO be sold for sufficient cash 10
pay its propOriionatc share of expenses OF
sale, and costs of suit Of Elcy A. Hall for
Dowor, and the blance on credit of, one. two
and three years Other tracts TO be sold for
cash sufficient to pay co is of suit and ex-
penses Of sale. For the balance credit OF
ono two and three years. Purchasers to
give bonds with good security and mort
Cages OF premises, and to pay for papers
and revenue stamps. sT -. =
Fl. A. GAILLARD,
Com. in Equity.
Winnsboro, Oct. IL, 1867. as
oct 12-f3x3
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Commissioners Sale,
Levi NJ. Bolick and others, Admir-
jas. 6. Brice, deceased,

commissioners Sale,
Levi NJ. Bolick and others, Admir-
Jas G. Brice, deceased,
Daniel G. Bricc and others.
DUSUANT TO order of Court, will sell Mt
L public outcry TO the highest bidder at
Court House in Winnsboro, on lst Monday
in November next, The Land described in
the plcadings in this cause, containing
TWO THOUSAND ACRES,
more OF less, situnte in this District on The
road leading from Winnsboro to Bells
Bridge, on Little River, and bounded by
lands of James Douglass, John Ct. Brlce and
others.
Land to be sold in sever nj separate tracts,
as will appear by plat to be exhibited on
day of sale.
TERMS OF SALE.
Cash sufficient 10 pay costs of suit and cx
penscs Of sale. For the balance credit of
one, two md three years equal annual in
stalmcnts, with interest from day Of sale.
Purchasers 10 give bonds with good sccuri-
ty and mortgages. of premises.
IL. A. GAILLARD,
Com in Equity.
Commissioners Office
Winnsboro, Oct II, 1867.
oct H. i2X3
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1'7OO -A.CRHS
Tci'nlS of Sale.

Cash sufficient to pay costs Of suit and
expenses OF sale Balance "A credit of one.
Two ana ihrcc years. Purchasers to give
bonds with good security and mortpones ,i'
premises, and TO pay for papers and stamps
ii. a. GhiLLARD.
Com. i'll Equity.
Winnsboro, Oct. IL, 1867
oct l2-t3X3
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Commissioners Sale.
Wm. Brioc, Admr., !
Robt. Smiley and others. J

KObt. Smiley aud others
PURSUANT TO order Of Court. will sell
l. at public out-cry TO Tho highest bddci.
at the Court House in Winnsboro. on t,,n
1st Monday in November next, the Tract q
Land, described in the plcadings in this case
situate in Fairfield District, on Wnlcrrc
Creek, bounded by lands of P. Moblcy
Jas. a. Brice and others, and coniainin,
about
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Commissioners Sale.

Daniel Mccullough and NJ Grafton, admrs
vs. Henry G Grafton aitd others
In pursuance of Order of court. I will
sell ut public ou'cry, to the highest bidder.
at the Court House in Winnsboro, on tho
first Monday in November next, the Tract
of Land described in lhc plcadines in this
cause. lying in this District, containing
about
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1643 Acres.

And bounded by lands Of Nichols
Daniel Mccullough and offers.
inc land to be sold in tracts, according
to plat to be exhibited on day Of sale.
Terms of Sale.
Cash sufficient to ray costs of suit and
expenses Of sale. Balance on credit or
one, Two and three years, in three canal
annual lnstalmchts, interest from date of
sale. Purchasers tc give bonds with good
security and mort cages CT premises, and to
pay for necessary papers.
II GAILLARD,
Comniin Equity.
COMMISSIONER Office.
Winnsboro, Oct. 11-+3X3
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-07

wEsTMINsTRER PREsBYTERIAF
CHURCH, 20. SION Seventh street, between
Main and Biondeau. Services every Sabbath At
Ii a. m. and p. m Sabbath School ct y o m.
feblP66-ly W.. CaAre, Pastor.
UNITED Observation-Disclosures of High
and 18th streets. Services every Sabbath ut III ..
IN. and p. IN. Sunday School at 81 a. N.
apr26-'66-ly JAMES BRows, Pastor.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, street,
between Fitth and Sixth. Services every Sab
bath at ] / n. m. and 7 p. IN. Sabbath School at
3p. IN. Prayer meeting on Wednesday evenings.
may l6-'6s-ly GEoRaR THAcHkR, Pastor.
EXCHANGE STREET N. Il. CHURCH ION
Exchange street, between Third and Fourth.
Preaching every Sabbath at II a. IN. and I p. m.
Sabbath School at ~ p. m. Public Prayer Meeting
on Wednes lay evening. JoHs BuRsxss,
july r66-iy Pastor.
CHATHAM SQUARE NJ. E. CHURCH Cor
ner Of Seventh and Morgan streets. Preaching
every Sabbath at II q. m. and ! p. m. Sabbath
School ats IN. Public Prayer Meeting on
WedHsda, evenings JOSH HAYES,
aPs27'6c ly Pastor.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Corner High and
Fourth streets. Services every Sabbath at ii ..
IN. and p. Ia. Sunday School at o. m.
apr2666 l. n. CRIrrsspsS, Pastor.
ST. JOHNS EPIsc0PALcHURcH-- 4th
street, betw-, 81 Concert and High. Services every
Sunday at IL n. m and sp. IN. Sabbath School
at . O'Clock u. m- W. IL. WOODS. Rector.
PIRsr BAPTIST cHuRcH-corner OF Blon-
deaa and Eighth streets. Preaching At II >. n.
and u pm sunday School at " A. u. Public
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evening, 1t "a
O'Clock. ffebirsTl J. T. wKsrovrH. Pastor.
UNITARIAN cHURcH-opsn for public SER
vice at 1 y N, and at u p. N. The public cor
daily invited apo
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ris with pleasure that We notice the pre-
parations that are being made for the cree
iSs a uw tulaanp ~ cesins ssssse.
Ttose slposay cenmsncsa ass - follows
Messra' Sexi d Waterman ere getting oil
things ready for the erection OF an addition
70 their present building. 1t is TO be OF the
s.ms proportions - the one they now occupy
and. when completed. will add still more TO
their fsdiIia~ for tsssiss ons ~ kinds g
work ;ushsif line Of business. s THIS Y ?
manufacturing firm, and We are exceed'ns'y
si.A 70 - thaa the thrift and enterprise Oh
the propsistsrs. are being rewarded by an
sbundant psospeGg. E -
M. Ewas Q nov laying inrnAatiep q :
too ssosy teick. which vill b thirty ave- -
front. located on ksin between ilth and
18th streets.
Mrs. Fanning is putting up aweli appear
ing, gothic, cottage residence, on 18th street,
between Main and. Blondsau the cost o.
Which will not be less than two thousand
dollars.
Hosmer Curtis, Esq, has workmen en-
ployed in excavating cellar, on Main, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets. He v''i
put up two story business house
Mr.. Joseph A Samuels is at work erect
ing business house, On the vacant ut op-
posite the Estes House, to be occupied by
himself, as Stove and Tin Ware establish.
ment- ass.
The first brick sss lsid on the Gibbons
block yesterday. All keoknk will watch the
erection Of this building with pride - Fill
be one of the best and finest buildings in the
city. a-
On the opposite corner Mrs. Fosters
large business house will be pashed fersafd
- rapidly ss possible, This viii be fine
building.
We hear of others but will make nc sste
of them at present, preferring to wait until
all the preparations are completed for theiI
erection. The signs are now very favorable
for an active building season.
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A NUMBER Of citizens and farmers we're
present yesterday to witness . trial Of an
snti-friction improvement or attachment to q
pillow, patented by Daniel Peters, of this city.
1t consists Of nine inch wheel, bolted to
the mould board, and runs between the
mould board and Landslide on the solid
ground, on the bottom of the furrow, sos-
tanning the weight Of the pillow, and relieving
the draft on the bottom of the Landslide. A
test by the scales showed q saving of nearly
one-third the DRAFT.
Our friend Capt. R. F.EWilliams has the
entire control Of this improvement, which
practical farmers endorsed At once by order
ing il for their own use.
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= Al
~ T.s.;sor,. Aasr sAs JsByI5 g \.
Inaugural 70 e "aa.snbled wisdoa" e
0;lvSlsnd, Mark Twain took The speakgs
rlapd md delivered ~ inangural = Gov
ernor Of The Territory, ehosen b. The "In,sd
House." TO . very largs asdisoce Of Genoe>
usn, and abost eli ths ladies thsa IN C,ssoo
C1y. n, NJ sscsive1 nth srses sepiosee
ID ronss Of lenehtss. na5k uvs ~ gov
enor soos hpfd liss, = asvvy, Sas - 81
enjoyed the fun moro than rosund sHu fuD'-
supd Nys. ,e.a
The iovsrs Of genial hsmor vii nnc nosn
IA ALSO sometimes (by mistake, hs saye, IN
dulees in beautiful fights Of fancy and sio'
oucnce. But, Of his talent = loesqregt o1'
citizens will soon have N opposfnmfy - 1ng
ing; and We bespeak for him, in advance
fair audience.
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MAX TwArE's LRcruRE-Ws don't want
anybody to forget that Mark Twain lectures at
Chatham Square Church Monday night be-
fore the Library Association. If any person
fiils TO 70 and hear him, it shall be their own
exceeding losa, and no fault of ours
Nsjos DAllAm, Of the Quincy WAte, speak
ing fon personal knowledge says:
Eve hed - en-, ysstsrday, from our old
fTisnd Mark TWAIN (san. Clemens. Esa. !
the tCaGfusniav humorise, whom We had not
sssn sincs we perssd from him on the sun-
ward - Of - s0ioen Hevuans soue three
yean -. TAeforonn a ~ bsvsh does
NOD haax susnd him ssill. The eentls
"WeeAee zsphYu' vhipA lifk 8 ioeded
quarts vaGoa Nth tegaxkabls ease, have lefi
% roaGh 61pos upoa his sood-huuored fsce.
IAs maay fses" which h once owned Il
Washoe wiN-sat" clufus, out Of which be
expsesee - rQa,iae un1uld wm1tA, have Ions
gnes oen ~ ~ assoasmests;n and We;
As1eae lM h9GA, I'D, naks st5ers lsnsb.
- % isIlov q ialsiH - y
IT, ~ lan % slsts salirs sasss.
-: n - ~ eslesep4s which hs pro.
49, - Tuesday nsxt
- - (uniI1 -
eneg1 ~ - = Cn1i0sn7s
oooQDDGf ~ ~ : ronu1a1fp1
e4SQb.y k1n1li1e thas 60 -
~ beepla, Mo - -
4 Iz 1870 - an1s6 l11ne6ni2sN1-
-. ~
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A CARD.-The undersigned most gratefully
acknowledges the receipt Of $175, the pro-
ceeds Of Young Ladies' Entertainment,
given in aid of the Orphans Home Of In
dustry, near Iowa CITY, Iowa. May the 6les-
sing promised to him "thst considsrsth the
poor and needy" be given to all NO hsvs
aided us with this liberal fund in our time OF
need. Those who are interested in the ten
children removed from this city to the
"Home" will be glad TO learn that it IS not
to be closed up, but recognized under pore
favorable auspices, and with Board OF
Trustees residing in the State Of Iowa
&. c. TOWNSEND,
President and Director.
KEoKuK, April 9, 1857.
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Arrival. a. ,h. r.pfer H.-..-Aprsi o.

at the .Tspfer Hesss-Aprti Ga
Henry Scholer, Chicago.
S Fl Solomon, Chicago
Nv Burnhsm, Pittsburg.
0P Chase, Chicago,
Chss Glekler, Pennington.
Mas Jesse Wilkinson.
Jas r Hay, Chicago.
Jas W elch, Eddyville.
JH wilkins, Chicago.
Messrs Cole a Cram, Warsaw.
JH Anderson. city.
Alex Het6eid, st Louis
Frsaeis Weitmsn, Des Aoines.
JP Alden, Cincinnati.
oP II Scott, Farmingtop.
Eugene Bennett, Des Moinee.
Gen A c Dodge, Darlington.
SH Ayr, city.
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chicago AexEst.
- fss4psPh.l os'oAss 80
Hsrr-nakst very s1ssag snns sa11 sspssss
-. - * Sc On yssssesass ssssiss - ss.sn -
Il ..s ses.sr 70 obtain yssssrSsys s1srs.s assss, -
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sc.rcs q q so soms holders ash e2 es63.
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ssd closing 1t ssl{0tfz fresh ss14osel
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l Is, and 81 - for No fsesh.
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apart
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s22
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at 12Tzpls, but no buysrs.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-07

$e,5eo. This II large sum 70 b dae$z'o-
utedssnong ~ i.habits.as Of dis nsnae'-
pslity, but Mssrs. Bridges md Bosswsck. IN
their Enterprise, propose to divide this
among m. Buy ticket, and gst . iiA sfthe
pr;res. mch30d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-07

OSE Of the northern line packets passed
over the rapids Yesterday with four barges in
tow. The river is at a good boating stage,
and travellers can rely on making close con-
nections with the packets at this place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-07

We we're glad % meet on Tie street ysstsr-
day our friend Mr.. John Mackley, who met
With IN accident, in the fracture Of leg,
about three weeks ago. he is on entches,
but win be all 80. <" in good time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-07

The last day of March was bright sun
shiny day in Washington city, and we have
from the papers, another call To note the YER
ity Of the adage, that when March comes in
like lion II will 10 out like lamb.
You can't fool us out West on that
"dodge," since the SNOW storm of last
Sunday