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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-10-10

n, ooDs ceiling LESS than prescn, city prices,
T AZ II. W. SMITHS.
X IL. W. SMITHS.
ETRsT quality Of NAcKEREL s. per bbi.'
=, "A. W. SMITHS.
my the DEMOCRATIC ALMANAC. only
Is Is cents. Ever vvivr should hs7s one u
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EET THE IRONsIDEs-The largest oven
VI Cook Stove in the market, has all the adyan-
tages that can be put on a Stove, for wood or coal
warranted in lis operation, for sale by
J. 2. KRATZER, Agent.
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MlsttIlantun.

ID LANkETS-fncw white Blankets Covcrliis
ID Army Blankets, and Horse Blankets, "a
j. 7. kRATZER's.
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Seward replied: Il has always been our
epdesvor to make the relations between
the two countries mutually beneficial
he expressed the hope that our minister
to japan was appreciated as q good in
terpreter OF the friendly sentiment.
WILMINGToN, N, O. May I.-Wiison
addressed an immense crowd OF both
races teddy. There was little enthusi-
asm, and 40 disturbance.
LOUISVILLE, May 1.-The river Is ris-
Ing with seven feet nine inches in the
canal.
new ORLEANS, May I.-Tampieo adj
vices 70 the 24th Hlt., say Gomez has
pronounced against Juarez and in favor
Of Ortega.
Matamoros advices of the cath uit.,
say news had been received from Nom
terey that Gen. Diaz had occupied a
portion of the city Of Mexico, and his
headquarters were at the convent OF
Sante Domingo, within two squares OF
the main plaza OF the city, which Is de-
Tended by Gen. Tibera.
Another attempt to come out Of
Queretaro had been made by the impe-
periallsts, who are literally starving, but
were driven back by Guadamerra.
MeIquez has returned to Qneretaro.
The troops at San Luis Potosi have also
been sent there.
The Eoeaang Times publishes a report
received from private sources, which
says another battle was recently fought
at Queretaros resulting in the defeat and
Generalization OF the imperiaIists and
the defeat Of Miramon. After the fight
Queretaro was occupied by the liberals
Macmillan was not found, as is sup,
posed, to have fled secretly. It also con-
firms the report that Diaz had defeated
Marquee, and that the liberals are mas.
ters of the situation.
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FOR GOVERNOR,
ORR PLATFORN.

LOYALTY to the Union Of the STATES
FIDELITY to the Constitution in its true
extent and meaning: Obedience to and
maintenance Of all laws, State and Ma
fiouaI. consdtutionally enacted.
RESISTANCE to Tyranny, U~surpstion
and Oppression, OF one man or many
and 70 al encrOachments upon the rights
Of freemen or Of States, or upon the Just
and Constitutional prerogatives Of any
Department Of tAs State OF National
Governments.
RESTORATION Of disfranchised GiiEens
TO all rights and privileges Of which rnsy
have been disseized.
PERPErUAL ASSURANCE to he eoiored
race Of ali the rights Of freemen-
No RF~PUDIArIoN by State or Nation
Of any honest debt.
No ESTABLISHMENT Of Military Des-
potisms. no e~nthroning Of martial laWr
no suspension Of the writ Of Hsbeas
Corpus. no Staying Of citizens by Mill
rsrv Commissions, no lettFes de caehstr
in time Of peace
STR1Cr sUBoRDINATIoN OF the Miiitsfy
TO the Civil Power.
No STANDING ARMIES Of States in time
81 peace.
APPROVAL Of the efforts of the Prssi'
dent to prevent the snnihilstion Of civil
liberty by the reyolutionizing OF The
Government, and TO restore the Union Of
the States; and Of all that he has done
TO defend the Constitution and to main
tain the rightful supremacy of the civil
law and charity and allowance fol-
what be has left undOue or done amiss.
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NEW YORK, May Cotton, dull and
lie lower; sales, $50 bales; uplauds, 2sc.
Flour, 103I5e better western, S1I $50
10 80. Whisky. quiet and unchanged.
Wheat, very firm and I62e better. Rye,
81 55@l IS. Choice corn, 1@2c better,
but less active; mixed western, 81 80.
Rice, dull. Coffee, quiet. Sugar, steady
at 11@IIAc. MOlasses, quiet. Texas
wool, 24932ae. New mess pork, 50 IS.
Money, easy and steady at 4@6 for call.
Sterling, quiet at 9sa94. Gold opened
at 85s, but declined 70 34ss, and closed at
354. Governments are without material
change.
NEW ORLEANS, May Cotton lower
and irregular; sales 1900 bales low
middling, 25926c; receipts, 900 bales.
No sales of sugar and molasses. Flour
dull and declining; supertine, So 80.
Corn, 81 35@l 40. Oats, 82@S5c. Pork
quiet and firm, S23 rs. Bacon dull and
unchanged. Lard unchanged. Gold,
35$. Sterling, 46@48f. New York sight,
premium
CINCINNATI, May Flour firm su-
perfine Sl2G1a trade brands Sl4Gl6.
Wheat 6rm and unchanged. Corn CSC
in bulk; 81 10 sacked. Oats in demand
at 64G70c in bulk. Rye steady at 81 20
al -. Whisky dull at g %. Cotton
dull and nominal. Mess pork SD 80
bulk shoulders Sc; sides 10c; bacon
shoulders Sc; sides lie clear sides re.
Lard l23@12$c. Plain hams 139I33c /;
sugar-cured hams l5@15Ac. Sugar 115@
I5c. Coffee 25@23c for fair to choice Rio.
Seed nominal.
ST. LOUIS, May Tobacco slightly
easier. Flour dull spring, superfine,
IS 25a9 50; fall do, $40 50@l1 so. Prime
fall wheat, 50 2503 40; choice, So 500
8 so; fancy, So 20. Corn lower, 81 06@
l u. Oats declined 1@2c. Provisions
dull and unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, May LEAF tobacco
active; sales 226 hhds; common Jugs,
81 50G2 So; medium Leaf, Si2@l5; ship
ping, Sls92G; selections, S22@23 Di
manufacturers wrappers, S25@75. Flour,
50 7561I. Wheat, nominal. Shelled
corn, 81 Is, delivered; ear, in bulk, ST o..
Oats, soc in bulk. Rio coffee declined &C..
Bacon shoulders, &c, packed clearsides,
lac. Lard, t~ierees, l2{e leaf in kegs,
1S3c. Raw whisky, 81 %.
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LIvERPOoL, April so, p.m.-Cotton
less firm and closed easier at a decline.
Middllng uplands, lid. Orleans, 129d.
Sales, 1000. Breadstuffs firm. Corn
advanced to As Sd per or. for mixed
western. Other markets unchanged.
PARIS, April 80, p.m.-The Moniteur
to-day officially announced that orders
had been issued to put a stop to the recent
military preparations throughout France.
BRUSSELS, April 39.-The Belgium
government is a~ugmenting its military
establishments and preparing to raise a
new loan.
LONDON, April 80, p.m.-The Great
Eastern has arrived at Brest.
The silence Of the king of Prussia in
regard to Luxembourg creates uneasiness
at Paris.
LONDON, April 30-p.m.-ConsoIs firm
at 92t 5-20s, III; Illinois Central IS
Erie 4G3.
BERLIN, April 30.-The Prussian diet
was opened yesterday by the king in per-
son. In his speech from the throne, the
king said the unity of Germany was the
assurance Of peace in Europe, and urged
the speedy adoption of the constitution
The king was silent on the Luxemberg
question.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of foOr Trust Feeds executed by J.
ID ana 81 Flahe1ty to A. Aston, Trustee, and
the powers Of sale therein conferred, and by
ytrtne of the decree Of the County Court of
Shelby county, Tenn, substituting me as Trus-
tee in the room ana stead Of said A Aston,
and cOuferr1ng upon me al the powers, Sic-,
conferred nPon said Aston under and hy vir-
tus or said Trust Deeds. (which said Trust
Deeds and the Decree Of substitution are du y
registered in the proper 0ftices), Tor the purpose
Of paying the debts therein mentioned, 1 VIII
On Saturday. the Ist day Of June, 1867,
at the southwest corner Of Main and Madison
streets, in the cIUy or Memphis, Tenn, sell az
public auction the OllOWi property TO wit
Let's Nos. s. and 7. fronting each s. feet on
Wellington street, IN said city Of Memphis,
Tenn, and running back each ED feet. being
the sa ne Two lots TIM numbered and designa.
TED in the division Of tire j Eriey properly.
Also, a certain tract or parcel Of land lying
and beng in tile county OF Shelby and State OF
Tennessee, ABOUT I'VE miles southeast al Mem
phis. near the P geon hoOst road. and bounded
AS follows, tO-WIt; Beginning at The south side
Of DUNN avenue thence SOU h - chains and "A
links along the line OF the Pierson tact 10 a
stake, thence west with the line Of said tract :
chains and @liuks 10 a stake thence north 80
chains and p links TO The south side Of Dunn
avenue, thence aiong the south side Of said
venue Z cAalOS and 80 INKS TO me beginning,
known as Lot No. 40 of the subdivision of The
owen 5 farm, as per survey made by NJ y,
Kerr, on I1th OF May, 1896, and containing q
Also, The undivided half Of Six Lots situated
ia the town OF COrinth, Miss, in the west halt
Ol DioGh w.. Gitr ElAaIltuglUE ID Tue SEtlAl-
west corner Of said block and running thence
north $50 feet with the western line OF said
block.
ALSO, $40 acres of land in Crittenden county,
Ark, composed Of the following parts OF Sec.
lions, al in Township s, Range 5, to-Wit:
Southeast quarter Section y
South half northeast quarter Section D.
East half of southwest quarter Section ..
northwest quarter OF southwest quarter Sec
ton y.
North half Of northwest quarter Section %.
Northeast quarter Section q, and
Northeast quarter OF northwest quarter Sec
ton 2.
Also, 5sS 70-I00 acres lying in Cross county,
Ark, in Township 10, north Range l east, and
composed Of the following parts OF Section 7,
in said township and range to-WIt
West half Of section Z.
| West half OF east half OF Section =.
! NoFtheass quarter OF southeast qusrterof Sec.
/ ton 7.
The title to the foregoing property is believed
to be good, but | will sell and convey only as
! Trustee.
TERMS OF SA~LE-One-half cash, balance IN
six months, wtt1 interest, and Trust Deed 10
I secure said dsferred payment.
Equity OF redempt on waived.
Sale at L O'Clock m
my2td j. 7. PENTON, Trustee.
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New YORK, May 1.-The steamer
Scotia took out 100000 in gold.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-The criminal
court has adjourned until the 9th inst.
when it is understood Surratt is to be
tried, the counsel for the prisoner and
also for the prosecution having SO agreed.
Mr.. Davis has reconsidered bis declara-
ton, that lie would not apply for pardon.
If he is not arraigned at the May term
OF the Richmond court, he will file an
application for his pardon, so say his
friends here.
Attorney General Stanbery's opinion
on the registration claim of the military
bill is very liberal, and viii enable
nearly all those prohibited by Sheridan
from registering, to become voters.
Isaac Newton, agricultural commits
sioner, is quite i'll,
The treasury department commenced
to-day discussing SIS, 600, 600 coin as in
terest on 5-2es. 100000 was paid to-
day.
The Scotia has among her passengers
Geo. Peabody, Gen. Preston, of South
Carolina, and ]. w. Forney.
The Connecticut Legislature organized
to-day. Gsv. English, in his message,
saws the situation Of public affairs is In
every aspect important. He urges that
as citizens of 3 commOn country, we
should strive TO extinguish yindictive
resentments eBgendered by the late civil
war. and to maintain supremacy Of the
federal constitution and integrity Of the
union. He states that the great object Is
not vet attained, and the uunion is not
vet restored, as ten states are denied rep-
resentation in the national government
by the action of congress, and viii, II
persisted in, transform the republic into
a despotism. He deems the course pur-
sued by congress wholly unWarranted,
and as fatal to the constitution and the
union.
The treasury department is officially
informed that English and Canadian
merchants have acknowledged the re-
sponsibility of aiding and abetting
smuggling from Canada int the United
The japanese commissioners are to be |
presented to the president to-day.
Secretary Seward attended a cabinet
meeting yesterday.
Consul Deoz at New Orleans teIe- |
zrapbs to Minister Romero as follows.
sfMiram0n is dead. Imperial forces
iiebanded. Merquez completely de-
Queretaro taken. Macmillan
Is hidden"
The Japanese commissioners were re-
,eived to-day, and expressed the best
Of the tycoon for the health of
he president, and the welfare of hal
American nation. lie further desires
hat the relations between the two coun-
Iries shall increase ip cordially. Mr..
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To TIE READERs OF TEE APPEAL

To THE READERS OF TIE
The constantly enlarging circulation Of the
APPEAL. and the generous support given to
both the Daily and Weekly issues BY city and
couutry. assure the proprietors OF the general
approval uy the public Of its oourse since it
came into their hands
Its Past is the pledge it Offers for the Future.
II viii continue to endeavour, in accordance
with the motto which It has adopted, TO say
those things only that are true and honest II
has but a single Client, the People of the South
and il will endesvor 20 advise its readers
wisely. In that il may often fan bat It's opin-
ions shall always be honest and conscientious
at least
Those 70 whom its conduct IS entrusted viii
continue 20 endeayor 20 make the APPzAL ac-
rap-able to It's readers, and desirable Is q me
5fnm for advertising. The Masonic column
,glI continue 10 appear every Sunday WIKI
a.ber reading appropriate 10 that day and the
Drors5etou hope, by close Eftenuon 70 the al
fsi0 OF the papers and once, 70 still entiue II
10 The support and confidence Of the people on
which alone It depends
IOHN \. C. HOGAN a co.
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no CORREsPONDENTs.

No nouce can be taken OF anonymous Com
munications. Whatever is Intended for In
serdon In the APFEAL, must be suthent-
Gated by the name and address OF the
writer, as a guarantee OF his good faith and
responsibility.
Business letters should be addressed % "THE
APPEAL," Memphis.
Communication for publication must be writ
ten on one side OF the page only and Win
all other matters connected with the edito-
rial department should be addressed: Ed
TORS oFrHE APPEAL Memphis.
We cannot. as q rule, undertake to retan art-
clHs not found suitable for publication.
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Noo-Roside,.t NOtice.

pu Ia the County Court Of Shelby County,
Tsnneasse, for Partition OF Land.
II r Winston. W. q. Winston and wife, W. X
Winston VI. James Purser, George fufser anu
Joshua Philips
IN tbls oause ii appearing from affidavit on
Ale that defendants, GeoTge fnrser aad
Joshua Phlafps, are nOn-residents OF the State
II n therefore ordered. That they do enter
their appearances herein At the Courthouse IN
tae city Of Memphis, Tenn .,one or before bne hrst
dsniur 10 conpiainants bill, or the same VIII
be taken for confessed, and set Tor nearing eA
uarte as TO them il il further ordered that
4 COPY OF this order be published once q WeeK,
for four successive weeks, In the omphis
JOHN LOAGuE, Clerk.
Attes1s By JAMES RxILDys /. 9.
hailum 8 Mu!iigal for complainanls.
my laWtWs
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Committee of Arrangements :

John P. Wood, Ezq- Memphis.
b A williamson, leo. Chairman.
Hon W o Lofand, Memphis.
John Z Lanier, Csc, Mem phis.
Gen Albert Pike, Memphis
Gen A r stewart, Memphis.
Admiral RaphaeiSemmes Memphis.
LeyiJOF, ESQ, Memphis
CheTrg. ESD memphis
James Elder, Esq, Memphis.
Col James Coleman, Memphis
Mai J j Murphy. Memphis
j WOrshaIu, ESQ, empnls
bCOckrel, Esq, Memphis
s b Robins, Esq, Memphis.
Col sam Tate. Memphis.
Larry Harmstad, Memphis.
Capt West Sneed, Memphis.
Capt Jas T Bourne, Me1nphia.
j { Davis, Memphis.
X J 3 L VIM, Memphis.
Edward G Jacobs, Memphls.
DR. j NJ Keller Memphis.
simon Loeb, Memphis.
Capt c b Church, Memphis.
J " Page, Jr, memphis.
Col e Galloway, Memphis.
! A Menken, Aemphis
Col st Clair bearing, Memphis.
Gen J R Chalmers, Memphis.
Col J II Mcmahon, Memphis.
Col Leon Trousdale, Memphis
W y Galbreath, Memphis.
Newton Ford, Memphis.
A Seessel. Memphis.
p h Cousins, Esq. Memphis
Or W WtlkersOn, Memphis
Col 81 Mageycny, u, Memphis
col John " Dawson, Memphis.
C9l J selde1, Memphis.
Col Woodruff, Memphis
Col Frank White. Memphis
Col A ] Keller, Memphis.
Col Luke W Finley, Memphis
] 81 Burge, Memphis.
ogden FOntain, blemphi
Capt r A INC Memphis.
o h Bayl.ss, Esq, Memphis.
3 NJ Stratton. Memphis.
W Cameron, Memphis.
DR. II ] Ward, Memphis.
Or J Howell, Memphis.
D B Molloys Memphis.
A Naccaro, Memphis.
3 Bayliss- MeRpnis.
B 3 WaddeI, Memphis
Ut r W Mitchell, Memphis
Col CAN'T, Memphis.
DR. JnO Erskine, Memphis.
RA Moon, Memphis.
Col Jno : Brown, Memphis.
Maj. VIII o WOOdsOn, Memphis.
Henry A Montgomery, Memphis
Gen ] % Ruifin, Mem phis-
Hon J Ray, Memphis.
Capt W II Rnea, Me4 pu1s.
W NJ Connolly, Memphis.
Capt D II Todd, Huntsville, Ala
DR. Lindsey, Florence, Ala.
Capt Pete, Tuscumb1a, Ala.
Ut Keller. TusCumbia, Ala.
Gen j T Pagan, Little ROolZ
Col l. c Cause, Jacks0nport4
Gen r q Shaver, JacksSnpoT6
Gen B "a Bradford, Aberdeen, Miss.
H NJ billiard, Clarendon, Ark.
Col W Johnston, Helena, Ark.
Gen Writ Adams, Grenada, Miss
Col Kinloek Raleoner, Holly Springs
Capt Scruggs, COrinth. Miss.
Mai ] % Adams, New Orleans.
Mai John b. Bills. BOIvar, Tenn.
Major EP Mcneil. Bolivar.
Gen " II Jackson, Jackson, Tenn
Hon w z Stephens, jackson. Tam
J 4 Poindexter, Walden, Miss.
Nathan Adams, Haywood eoauty. Tennessee.
NJ r Parish. Bolivar, Tenn.
j N Lawrence, POntOtOc. Miss.
MS Ward, Papola, Miss.
8 NJ thompson, Oxford, Miss.
] A Only, Raleigh, Tenn
DR. Alex Thorn psoR, humboldt.
Col j B Morgan, HernandO.
] w WilismsOni Unien City.
DR. 81 VOORHEES,, Bni0u City
4 j LAWSON, Union city.
tOl James h Patterson, Augusta, Arkansas.
F Lynn, IaoksOnpnrt.
Major W 4 Woodruff, Little Rock.
To the Public.
Ample arrangements will be made 70 seat
ten thousand. All persons DESTROYS Of attend
ing viii please procure ticKets, as there wiz be
no money taken az the gate,
RD Tickets to be had at the different Hsteis
and Music aud Book stores.
Ia The exercises will at precisely
9 o'clock am.
These wishing to enter as contestants will
make application 70 the Secretary, at No. IFS
Main street. Married men not admitted as
contestants. apo I'd
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MAIN STREE eRoPERrY
FOE SALE.

fOH SALE.
WE will sell a bargain in Two Business
w Houses and Lots, each 8 by I4sE. on the
east side OF Main street, between the Gay0so
Block and the Presbyterian C~huIeh-0ne a
TwO-Story and the other a One Story Business.
House, long Time viii be gwen the purchaser
for q large portion OF the purchase money. APP
My 10 BhOVINE & NELSON.
sr,yx 1r Of7ra " VfEf/Eaoossd uf-aof
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DIED,

ORsE-At the residence Of D. GaIbreath,
New Orleans, on the 18th nit, KDwARD j.
OEsE, of this city, in the twenty-sixth year OF
his age.
Friends and acquaintance are invited to at
tend the funeral service at EImwoOd to-day ct
10 O'Clock. Service by Rev. I. D. Withe4sqooA.
Carriages at HOlst's.
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and only legitimate business, OF making
laws for tie State, and leave them to at
tend TO theirs. CASs and other Democrats
refused 70 DO it. As the Legislature and
the Senate were generally Of the same
party, the practice Of instruction grew
into general use in the South, until half
its Senators, at least, we're at all times
anxiously and ~obsequiously watching
the popular humOur, and If theyever led,
constantly hating aud looking over the
shoulder, to see if the people were fol-
lowing. Often and often have Southern
Senators voted for measures and PROPOSE
tions fraught with ruin, when their judg-
ment disapproved them, but because
they were vehemeDtly urged onward by
their people, or thought they would incur
the popular eensure, if they voted other
wise. such We know was particularly
the case 10 regard TO the earlier measures
concerning Kansas, but for which the
war OF separation might not have zap
pened, until we Of this generation had
played cut our parts upon the stage of
life.
Nothing, during The last twenty wears,
has 30 strikingIy shown the decay Of
political morality, both in the North
and South, as the Senatorial elections
by the State Legislatures. In a very
few Of the States, as, for example, in
South Carolina, the ancient habits of
fair dealing have been preserved and
these States have always been credita-
bly, represented in the Senate. But the
reader in many q State will r~eeoIect
with shame how Senators have been
elected there. The election was COM
monty postponed until a late day in the
session, not only to give the candidates
aud their friends ample opportunity TO
.eleetioneer and make arrangements with
the members, not only that -caucuses
the party might select the f~avorite
anon is candidates, but that those
who were in the way might be bought
Of or propitiated by the bestowal upos
hem, or the promise, Of other Offices. :
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CAPT. J. X. p. PRITCHARDS, President.
JAEOB VOORHEES,, Secretary.
CAPT. JACK HORNE, Treasurer.
N. E HUGHES, s Grand Marshal.
NJ. Il. SELDEN. ASS slant Marshal.
JAS. FLEM&6NG, Assistant Marsnal.
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lust RECEIVED AND WILL OPEN ON
81 THURSDAY. nay 2n. NoveIfies IN
DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS
DF EVERY VARIETY

In which we have a complete lire in new
and desirable styles, lately purchased by the
junior member Of the arm.
The ladies are most respectfully invited to
examine. myl lw
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Beat Street Lot For Cash.

A CASH PURCHASER may buy OF Us a great
- bargain in thar very valuable let on which
our sale board appears upon the south side of
Beai st Get. near tue corner of De5otO, 70 feet
Z ont by E5 feet depth, being IN evs ry respect
one o the best lots in that vicinity. owner
wishes IL disposed Of within the next nve DAYS.
maVl-2b ROYSTER TIsEXENANT 4 90.
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NnRcink N0ficR.

VNHB following Goods having been stored with
Il Messrs. Etner a Mason, and Messrs. Elmer,
Mason 4 Dyer, and trans erred by them to US.
will be sold on the LIST of June. at suction. for
their freight and charges unless called for by
the ownels. MOODY WTMBISH.
Z. Hanna, l box mdse NJ. AcKenny. l mat
tress /; N. 3 T., boxes glassware H. boxes
mdse; ]. Torrell,5 boxes mdse, 2 casks J.. v.
Little, l box mdse George Haywood, l box
castings Harry Dean, / Reg nails; no mark.
2 dozen buckets, u pieces nre tile; A. ]. Rem
Olds, 2 boxes hardware no mark, 2 boxes II.
H.. goods, l trunk, tool chest, / box mdse. 2
plOws, 2 cooking stoves K, Cherry, l barrel
flour ]. W. Morris, ! coil rope. l box sundries.
l sk1n; Mr. Sweet, / bundle iron, I 40 gas pipe;
no mark, l lot II. Il. furniture W. L. Thomp-
son, L box s~unaries George Thomas, / Dox
sundries h Harrington box medicine; X.
Turpin, 2 tomb stones; j. C., Is fire tiles J. B.
Burbank, gin press, % pieces, > puilies. / piecs
rope g. :. a Co, u shafts. large, 4 boxes sun
driess l broken, 40 hangers, 9 bundles rods, IS
pieces iron boxes, / pkg washers, a knuckies.
4 boxes hardware no marx, s piows, ! pkg
Ded-ends JeB Marshall, 1 lot household fpr-
niture ". :. s., BOXES glassware J. ]. 81
i. w. box mdse. myItf
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cHANCERY SALE
WAKEFIELD TRACT.
Public Sale Of Valuable Civ Res
Idenep

snaA onerto the highest bidder on FRI
~ DAf Nay 2, a. - o'clock. on The Drsm-
shaL y&lua3s city RefideEce on ADAMS
ssleet west OF High street, being a brick buiid-
~. slIts stories hlzh above easement NE
- - ntaln- eleven rooms. c IS under rem
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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE
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No. N E42 Union street

DLOws, ofall kinds; WAGONS. Of all kinds
and sizes; STRAUSS GRISr MILLS. al
sues. Also, Circular saws, Drag Saws, Wheel
barrows, Cutting Boxes, Corn Shelters and
Washing Machines and Wringers.