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n. Cattle Market.

By Telegraph Nav YoRK, OFT. I.
Beeves-Recepts In excess OF demand; Quality poor;
less aetive and " to lie loser: prime to extra l61l7
good 10 Sl4 medium to fair 1l4l2tf; poor to medium
snlo average price l2ls; most sales at 12S@l5. Re
ccip.s S2s3
ahe-p-Good in fair request and Arm; common dull
AID depreaed, CT osnx dull at 4NS6A. Lambs etk0
So Receipts ~ 334.
Hngs-Fsr inquiry for good; common difficult Of sale
prime heavy fed 5I16s4; medium 74s1ls live
weight; dressed s7a1sS. Receipts "a so2.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-08

By Telegraph er. Louis, Oct T.
Ilour-Firm.
whsat-very hrm: choice grades higher, common to
choice white 81 400 s., fancy rod 81 2a Is
fair to choice spring 81 .5q9T.
corn-Inaotivs: yellow 81 OIL; prime white 81 o-Ge.
oats--Lower; 51Gen.
Earley--Heav,; II t2025
Rye-slow;sl l5a 20
Pork Nominal atf.4 So
Bacsn-shoulders 1919; clear sides 49,
Hsms-Sussr cured 2jtd %
Whiaky-Nothing doing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-08

lHK successful enterprise and spirit Of one
OF heokuks best institutions, receives this
notice in the Chicago Posts correspondence
from the Iowa State Fair:
One of the most elegant displays at the
lar is made at the stand Of chemical and
Pharmaceutical preparations. from the labra
tory OF wilkinson, Bartlett 4 Co., Wholesale
manufacturing chemists. Of Keokuk. The
shelves OF this stand glisten with the crvstal.
OF many singularlY beautiful medicines. eems
OF the pharmaceutical art. First nrem;nm
awarded aud wor,hily won.
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rev York Dry Good. E.rh...

Few York Dry Goods E arket.
BY Telegraph NV YoaH, Oct !.
There has been decided decline Ia price,; few
lies of best makes OF beached mnsns which at
relatively higher than other srades but In 9th,
descriptions there il no material alteration.
Some styi,s of new prints are lsc higher. M-rrimae
and Amoskeas. The following the most por tApt
changes to-day New York mills bleached shrtines
dropped from IS to p wam.utta reduced to IS Utica
"a down to IS; Lonsdale to q; Washington rs
bleschcd mrs'lns reduced to l0< Victory prints
ny Lowell ditto selling at II and AmoskeAs ditto At
lak.
Oakland Canton nanneis selling At 16; Bpragues
Dclanes down to 20
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-08

"WE cannot escape history. We of.this
day will be remembered in spite of ourselves.
No personal significance or insignifcance can
spare one or another of us. The contest
through which we pass will light us down. In
honor or dishonor, to the latest genera
tions," So said Abraham Lincoln on great
occasion.
Let every voter feel that his part in the
contest of to-day is not for himself alone. but
for his children and hundreds of thousand.
who will in the future make Iowa their home.
Then do your whole duty, so that your work
to-day will pass with honor to the latest
generations
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-08

neesAlisaaian = xsskuk va Awals.

TIE 1nuCunesndent ttst Hon. u y. vVskS1
sox would speak drew IN immense crowd last
evening to the ,coxnsr of Main ssd Fifth
streets. Our Fort Madison and Nontrcse
friends rallied, and some two husdred wide
awake Republicans came down with martial
music md hags. VIZ. LEIonToS, ESQ, wss
made President Of tho meeting, and intro
duced Mr.. Wilson to the sndispee il hisususl
felicitous Wy Of sayiss and doing al things.
Mr.. Wilson was ffsessd with great applause.
For something moro than two hcars he held
the unfaesing interest Of the crowd b. one
Of the abless, most arsamsntaivs, logical,
and csovincog spesches that va even made
10 Ksokuk. 1t made splendid suppression
upon the crowd, The fairness Of Mr.. Will
son in argument, and his great cIsarness in
stating his psopositions, and in supplement.
ing them with forcible illustrations, make
him . most effective speaker. 3
Had We space, and could aught Of good be
accomplished by 1t, we should like to give
the leading points in the sddresA But mo
time remains now for argument. We must
work to. day. To their telling effect upon the
minds Of those who heard them, We leave
Mr.. Wilson'S able review Of what the De>
| mccracy have done for Iowa and the nation
| in the past; Of what the Republican party
has done for the State and the nation. His
exhaustive examination of the bond question;
and his grand closing appeal to the people to
stand by the Republican party, by the party
OF the Union and Liberty and Progfess-of
all this we can make no proper record here.
All present will remember il all with delight.
Let his closing counsel 10 our people to
win grand triumph TO day, be an assured
prophecy against this evening comes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-08

The armless sailor, with bis organ, was
well cared for by our people, who very libe,
rally patronized him yesterday. His sacri6
ces for the Government were severe, and it is
we'll that the lovers of the country should re-
cognize his services, a. we'll As the services Of
oil those who stood amid the red surges Of
battle to save the Republic.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-08

MEssRs. EDlToRs: Our Irish citizens, who
are Fenians, ask our sympathies In their eff.
forts to establish an Irish Republic. How is
1t that 80 many Of them will yet persistently
vote with that Democratic party which tried
to destroy the American Republic2 The
Irish should be the friends of the oppressed
and Of Repubicanism everywhere. r.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-08

T0IedO MhFket.
By Telegraph ToLipo, Oct
Flour-Safe. OF Xxx at 12 So
Whest-Whits Sc 3i%c ,etter amber ec lover .a,es
OF white Nichsan 1t Il 90 o3l amber at 81 OIL o.
No spring ditto Se0J
Corn--witbont material change: saies ~ No Wabash
at 81 II No dittos l2'tT1 10; Michtssnsl l2l5
oat.-shaae better sales Of No at 81: No % e.
Rye-No W.. No Q sc better: sale. Of No at$1 ~
Darey-Unchanges; sale. Of No . at 81 l5.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-08

AccrDESr.-A little child Of Mr.. Brock.
man, who resides on Fourth street, was very
badly injured BY falling down stairs. 1t was
hurt so severely that for time its life was
despaired Of, but it finally rallied, and is now
thought out of danger.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-08

ANOTHER great fall in dry goods at the New
York Store. Fifty pieces fast colored prints,
for comforts, At 10 cents . yard; 80 pieces
good prints, 123 cents yard, and 80 pieces
best prints, Cochecoes included, IS cents a
yard bales Of cotton batting, good arti-
Gle, % cents per pound, selling last fall a,
40 cents per pound; merinos 81 per yard.
Just received from Western factories large
supply Of heavy fannels. d6w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-08

PAckrrs leave regularly every morning u
7o'clock. Fare reduced to 81, round trip,
for persons who wish 70 attend the Fair a
st. Louis this week. Tickets TO be had on
board, or Of Tox HEAroHr. 2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-08

The Polls. The places of voting to-day
will be as follows:
First Precinct Berryhll' shop, north aide
OF Main, between Seventh and Eighth streets.
Second Precinct-Dinond's shop, south
aide OF Main, between Seventh and Eighth
streets.
Third Irecinet-Dr. Bronson's drug store,
corner Main and Ninth streets.
Fourth Pecinct-Shook's shop, sonth side
Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.
The polls will be opened at Q O clock, a.
M, and close at 6 clock, .. m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-08

PFRsoSAl~-Joseph Gafford, Esq, ha.
returned to this city from among the gold.
bearing mountains Of Idaho, looking quite
we'll and hearty.
Daniel Peters, well known citizen, leave,
this day for New York. Mr.. Peters is one Of
heokuk's thinking mechanics, and simn,.
patent originated from that thinking which
has placed him on the highway to torture.
de goes to New York, IS the best point a,
which to commence operations in his new
business, and with him he carries the hes,
wishes OF hosts Of friends in Keokuk. Mr..
refers Is seven years' subscriber to the
na.Lf GATE CRY, and this establishment,
waves him an especial God.sneed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-08

Lor.-0ne solid gold sleeve button, with
raised letter D on face. The finder will
please return to D. B. Drummoud, No. 90
Main street, and be rewarded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-08

Cineinnati Market.
By Telegraph CncrHHAY1. Oct I.
Ylour-fn demand and Arm.
whest-BaoyAnt and offerings light sales Of No Al
81 70.
Corn Higher, selling ct II.
Oats Higher, In good demand attn
Rys-In demand at Il 30
Barley eea &C; prices tending up=srd; sales ofNo
n 81 S. g.
Cotton-Dull and nominal
Whisky-UhchAnsed.
kesa fork-Quiet at ~.
Racon-Active and hirher; shoulder, it0x; clear
sides 1s1s A;cear rib 49,
Bulk Meats-rcns od,rsd.
Lard-Firm ~ 1917
Batter-Jresh s2a3s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-08
Card.

Edmund jaeger, Democratic candidate for
County Judge, having denied. through the
last issue of the Keokuk Telegraph, the
charges made against him by the opposing
candidate, II. C. Slempel, the following state
ment has been transmitted TO us in writing
by disinterested person who knows the
facts:
FoRr MADISON, Iowa, Oct. I, 1867,
DR.. Fl. F. Stempel, state, upon honor, that
the charges made by Il. c. Stempel, Repub>
lican candidate for County Judge, against
the present County Judge, Edmund jaeger,
and other county officers of Lee county, as
to the illegal drawing by them of jurors for
said county, are true, and that / saw the said
Edmund Jecer, at the Court House in Fort
Madison, pick from the list Jurors, contrary
to law that saw the names presented for
jurors by the several townships spread uron .
table or desk, when the said Jaeger, and 9TH
er officers charged with that duty, drew or
picked the jury.
would further state that, at the time, l
did not know but what this was the legal way
of drawing jurors, and thought nothing more
about it until lately, when the said charge
was made by II. c. Stempel, candidate for
County Judge.
Signedl II. +. STEMPEI, NJ. ID,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-08

GLrcEaISE Lorros, for chapped hands
and face, at Chfist6eld's, 70 Main street,
north side. oct5-8t.eod
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-08
For Sale.

"A COTTAGE Brick Dwelling House,
With Nix rooms, cellar, ei-tefn ard yell situa,,c
on tnc eastsriy bali OF lot t. In block tsq on the Wig
nae OF ugh street, between ard 10Th streets THY
property Is In nrst rate repair and will he sold III lar
gain applied for soon. Title good or no sale.
Enquire Of IL n TFSepyep
may21 - - -
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stock m arhet'

stock MARKET.
By Telegraph New YoRK. Oct 7.
ao,ernmen. stocks shaie hrmsr, Corrons OF 81 Ill;
do s2 ll21s; "a loi4; Go los (; 1913 Il; do CT
lo79s; 10 40 1917; BE 1867
Stocks buoy ant and excite, especially Central and
Erie WI S74ass; NY il47s s1s; krio 6s}s 10;
peatng 1o.G14; lo2st4; / 1887 ~ n W
A4s4. do pfl 6s5ss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-08

CAMPAIGN VARIATIONS. = The Cincinnati;
Gazette says: Vallandigham, PepdIeton.
and the other Democratic leaders. with one
exception--Sam Cox-pretend to 90 for issn.
ing three thousand millions Of legal tender,
to pay the war debt. The New York De.
mocracy have long controlled the policy If
the Democratic party. aud will con,inns.,o
and the New York Democracy 20 for the he
shortest return to specie. In Pennsylvania
the Democrats are running for Judge Of the
supreme Court Judge who has e,yen an
opinion that the legal tender law is illesal.
henry Clay Dean, the father Of the green.
PACK scheme, denies that the legal tender
clause is legal, and proposes that, g soon :.
the greenbacks are Issued and used - l.a.1
tenders, the Courts shall be made 10 decls -
the legal tender clause void. Putting these
together, does it not show these Democra,. .
precious lot of swindlers?,,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-08
For Sale.

VI 10 hocs ~, on which Ia e four story Trick
metal root, building, as hy 10 and xtonr s.rd,
on o % ~ ~ on the basurr ~ the This ptot N
" hknown ~ the AruAaa rnildng, and Ia .ituat, o.
the corner OF let amt Main streets ard will BE- seq TO-
about one-hAlf what the improvem Mt. oo.t Hrefsri
so'n VIII be rented for q term OF years. Tius cad
no ss's For further information address
mASio II. u. TFN-FYcK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-08

Two foolish horses undertook to make
grand run up Main street yesterday afternoon,
but turning from the street, they rushed up
on the pavement in front Of W. S. Moore's
tinware establishment, tore his sign post
down, and did not have sense enough to get
from among the awning posts and boxes Of
the premises on which they hae encroached,
and were consequently soon captured and
"turned from the error of their ways.',
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-08

SWEET Wrxs, ffssh froa the press, 1t No.
9, Second street,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-08
jefferson op,nions.

Our venerable friend, Judge Thompson, Of
this city, who carries with great vigor for q
man of his years, albeit carries TREMENDOUSLY,
the burden of considerably more than four
score years, forty Of which were passed in
public life, with love for his country inten.s
sfied by his having lived through the history
Of the government in the years of his own
life, would draw the attention Of the men Of
the present to the opinions Of the Fathers.
In an article he hands US he says:
g President Thomas Jefferson, the father
Of the Republican party of the United States,
after he was elected and about to enter upon
the discharge Of his Executive duties, in his
FIRST Inaugural Address to Congress, used the
following language.
"About TO enter, fellow citizens, on the
exercise Of duties which comprehend every
thing dear and valuable to you, it is proper
that you should understand what | deem the
essential principles Of our government; and
consequently those which ought to shape its
administration. will compress them within
the narrowest compass they will bear, stating
the general principles, but not all its limitA-
tons.
And among others he said =:
Equal and exact justice to all men Of
phaferer state, or persudtion, religious or DO
lltical the support OF the State governments
in all their rights, as the most competent adj
ministration for our domestic concerns and
the surest bulwarks against anti-republioan
tendencies, the preservation of the general
government in its whole constitutional vieor,
As the sheet anchor of our peace at home
and safety abroad; q Jealous care of the
right of election by the peope-a mild and
safe corrective Of abuses which are Topped by
the sword of revolution where peaceable
remedies are not provided absolute acouies,
cence in the decision of the majority-the
vital principle of Republics, from which
there is no appeal but to force the vital prin
ciple and immediate parent of despotism
the honest payment of our debts and sacred
preservation of the public faith
"These are few of the political pr,nci
Piles which our Republican President,
deemed essential and vital in our represents
tive Republican government, by which II viii
be discovered that il is an essential and vita
| principle Of ours and all other Republics
that equal and exact justice should be admin
istered to oil men, without distinction o,
any description whatever; tina. acqu,escenc
in the decision of the majority was held Il
be vital BY Jefferson; and yet the presen
Democracy threaten TO prevent another Re
pabican administration in this country. b
the ballot if possible if not, by the bulle,
Jefferson considered the honest payment q
our debts and sacred preservation of the nuh
lie faith fundamental principle in the sue
cessful administration of the government
the principal ground upon which the Democ
racy claim now to be given control of III
country is that their policy is to refuse tn
payment of our honest debts; ,hat it
their avowed purpose to violate that publ
faith which Jefferson declared should be sa
credly preserved.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-08

The balloon man failed to sgo sp'' yes.
terday, Is advertised.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-08

'OH IA LIZ One " lots, the corner Of lith arr
MORGAN Streets, well fenced and Ornamental tres
10 'front.' snd side walk on both sides Price $500 caIA
Title xnod or no sale, Enquire Of
april H. TENkYcK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-08

Run SALE.~Lot . Block "a, on wbitl
.a twc.story srich Dwelling House viii nl,,
.a. ceiar, csst~rn, we'll and large number nff,t
sna otasF Eees This properly u 10 ane order. an
icing located on Bank, bets. en 81 and IA strr,t,I,
very convenient to business WIN be sod AZ hn,s y.
Title good or no sale. EnqnIre Of
mo16 II N TrN rynu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-08

ALL the Concord Grapes in The country
wanted at No. 8, Second street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-08

N0R eALk--A twostory brick Dwelling iionss
= tanning rooms cellar ci. tern franc barn:
s1f feet front aud lso deep stna ed nesr the corner
9Th aud Bank streets Title good or no sale
Enquire OF tspIl3 H. B.TEEkYfT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-08

Milwaukee Market.
By TeIegraph.l MuwAugxR, Get 7.
Four-puIl; city Xxx $iO25a1o So
wheat-Quiet; 81 - for No l.
Oae-Irr-guiet; IS fer ko2.
Corn-Nery scsrct; $tIo so2
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For Sale.

TNHAT VALUABLE PROPERTY on Ger.
- It'll md Rank strssts embracing neariv fev<
lotr, brick rotiags dwelling stable wotd and vssk
house and either outhudings garden and large variety
n ut and ornamental trees eh0ire varieties gtRrs. bfs
rits. &C In bearing two large eistcrns, &c. ko
This property IL In COED repair, aud offer the whole
Tor sale ~ low price, for cash. half caGh and hal
ances on favorable terms Title perfect Tho wheels
for sale a, LESS than the house ran lie buIi for
Enquire Of II u TEN.EYcR
or III spsoprstor CHAs p HIRaE
srrS26
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-08

1lE1E |, 80 :. :. .x'
s-,,.x-- HI
n /; q ssoo< ~ ~ & q s1Dsk ferstssesA
o>a,-ssAssasssy sesivs - stssay; sADx.
Hys-Lsvse:u 1o1< ~ Nel.
nssisy-Aetisss sAaAs bsstr, stl70k hs 10 3 ~
jseisA q cee.
Nos oa'st; - 7sD7s.
Dalk Nsab -W@1Aal
fara-sAsh sasiss.09k ~
whisky-Duli st - In bond,
coAss-ara sid unchanged.
lies--Insssivs ~ steady.
~ - assosks es61lyt ssascsa; CsbS inr tspslns.
ls>kAi3L Pos % Rico. god 70 choice, iasfoS.
fsas-steady and Arm, under good demand
syrups-Firn.
Buster-TlrA 49, f. AeiEy. ~
Ksr.-E1si.Y 1870 So n
wool-pul bat steady sales Of fair and medium Asses
.. 81; Xxx saxopy at5t
LanAAs-tirn - s1MAy, Aoush rather quist.
new Ysyx narHss.
D rasr.pAJ nv YesA 0cs-i.
rsUnx Oe,sd dull nd sAsds sassss ~ csansa and
nsdiun grades.
wheat--Fo spripg = 3od2 81.
Hys-vsry Arm 1t 81 1895.
osts-sseacy At ~ s247T Tor Chicago and Ohio.
cora-nrnersl asJfs aek for good to primo mixed
Ndtssn. Ar5
nsss Psrt-pu,l; ~ Is regular, closing dull s.d
heavy u - 7osss eash and regular
Beef-NoDinal
Cut Meats-Quiet and steady.
Bacon Dali and unchanged
Lard Quiet l4sso n ~ fair 70 prime steam and ke
tie rendered.
Rice-Noninal.
Uo6es--k.o more sctivss not very frn.
susar-rifm: fair dsrAnd; lls<0l2l< for Cuba; 12h
O13A for Porto Rico
Moiasses-Quies and hm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-08

Isn' ABOUT bali Improved and In fruit 1, a lsl,f
nmos, saa ssi under feuos, With al Frame Dwell .
nouss NJ me sams This lsndI L. situated on the Ia u
y s1 a. aoont one mtis above HAMILTON, pr 10
Enquire Of II n TEN WY
tunela - -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-08

Foreign Markets
LONDON, Oct Noon.
cansols 81 s,l6 BINDS IL slo. Ill Cent 775s Krs Az
Great Western az.
LIVERPOOL Oct Moon.
Cotton Steady and unchanged.
Brsad.tafs quiet. Corn advanced TO 81
o.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-08

tVR RENTING largo brick DWELLING
hosse containinR ~ rpoms--a cisievn. eeii.r Az
on frAnkiip between Tth aud Ssh strseL
possession ths lat OF August next. Rent ssoo nsr,
- ssqoas OF II. n. TkN-EfCK
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-02-02
Examiners Notice.

THE undersigned Examiner, appointed by the
commissioners OF tr"ll county To view ul de-,
rom trTn Months Mil down Stony Ran to the
Charlie town and Bay View road. hy pilcng It thriy
feet or the width OF the road west of its present llc:l
ton Tor abou til" distanrr Of ty" hundred ya,l-
from and north Ui tlr I'D fordug ou aid Charles
town and Bay View road. On au!- u' he MED uotigh
IRON Company and others. and to ruu. ilr .ld report
upon The pluPIicy Of Ntcit.u4 So much at the
harlr4uwG and Bag View road lS liz" hyiwveu tin.
point where The proposed now ru tie Will uirr-r.l
said road the oil to.iiag. and tn" first cru.
road north of sad iorlin". hereby live uuiirc tia,
ih"y viii meet Il. Mutitl> Mil ON lteirysh,y the CiL
dV ~ Ibr"4N nrt at 10 o'riuck M. To proceed /"
he discharge of The dnty signed tl"iu,
JOHN FORD
JAS. tRolIiERS.
SAINT MEARNS
Jan j. lS6,-Iw Examiner.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-02-02
Notice to Creditors.

THIS is to give notice that the suhsrrihrr Of Cecil
| county. hath obtained tgnln Ia" orphans Count
of said county, letters al. Administration on the
personal estate Of
CESAR MEIER,
late Of said county. deceased. All persons hay ina
r.dns against The .3iid d,n.;,d are hereby warned
To exhibit the same. with the Vouchers thereof Iuiy
AUTHENTICATED
ON ar J., tur" the lGtt day Of .ianrarv lSGS
they may. oierH is', lay law, b." oN"mdrd from all
benefit of aid estate. MI persons indebted said
"-tIt" az" requested to MAX" immediate payment ia
tite Suhscr,hrf Given under my hand. this ipth day
of Janluy 1866. JACOB MILLER
Administrator Of CAESAR Miller ,lcr.d
T"8t--CnNKLEt u. CrTLER. Register.
Jan IL. lSd,--CW
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rs Acres, more or less,
EosssAaE.

A FARM of 200 acres, more or less,
i s,'H1ted in Cecil ceutV N4y.u,t, ,.r"'' mite.
west oi NewapE lrMni4 in'''' Abitis "&aeilrnt -
1 he Improve nr'lr!s9 aret FEAME MAN II
AluNi Gpntaiuinr twelVnuon,-; Pump Of z. m.
guai water IL the hitlli; large p"uhie sssf3M
iiecl,cr" EARS, 81 de'o with Subling - EsssSs
,,udelntat for - % head Of touh 81 E4M
annd. warm shedding soue the yard
i'unip of water ~ the hit ul.a, ali uifor necessary
"nthndngs fher- iag, ippl' orchard Of cl,"ic'
fruit - HrrnS IN Wonjnd, idO bushels ii lime
arc Neing PM On tine piar this year h,~de. other
FERTILIZERS. There Is inaltTrn.pit Ilonac ON the
property This Farm vi he - low on ,.ty 'i,s.
Apply 10 GkGI.gE =. cl5aRh
,ne,3 fhH OK eel county Nd.
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