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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-16

Masonic JEwEIs.-The Masonic fraternity we're
among the numerous sufferers by the late war, and
in many instances their regaEa and jewels were
captured or destroyed by the enemy. During the
siege Of Charleston the property Of many Of the
city Lodges was removed to Columbia, for greater
security, but it either fell prey to SHERMANs
Bumuers or was destroyed at the burning Of that
city. Landmark Lodge, No. rs, WAS sufferer
from these causes, losing their regaiia, jewels and
TOOLS At the close Of the war the few surviving
members endsavored to collect their companions
and to rebuild the Lodge. This has been done, but
iae reg ,lia, jewels and other implements Of the
craft had to be replaced, and it was decided to
ilrye them mado in Charleston. 1t was ascertained
hat the work could be performed as we'll and as
cheap here as in the Northern cities.
We had the pleasure yesterday Of examining the
new regalia and their appurtenances, AMI can safe
ly say that they in every respect equal to those
made elsewhere. The jewels wore male by &r.
JOSEPH Book, and the engraving and decorating
by Mr.. WI. FISCHER. They are Of pure silver,
and arc elaborately worked and ornamented. The
other articles are in keeping with the Jewels and
The rega!ia and tools are worthy Of the Lodge,
which though young, has an abundance Of life and
energy among it's membeIs,
The work on the jewels and tools is extremely
neat and ornamental, and reflects great credit
upon both Mr.. BOOK and Mr. FISCHER. We un-
derstand that the articles will be soon placed On
exhibition at Messrs. WHLpEN & Co.'s Jewelry
store, where the curious in these matters will be
able to inspect them more closely. = -.
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Nll,rICE.

OFFICE CHIEF OF DETECrIyES.(
CHARLESTON, Nav 9th, 1867.
TAKEN FROM A COL0RED BOY. ON THE l4TH
! april last by some of the Officers, VIOLIN AND
CASE known to be stolen. ANY losing the SAME
forward, prove property, and take 1t away
Ii. W. HENDRICKS.
May9 ls Lent and Chief of Detectives
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wo have often been asked why it is that PEcToRAI
BALM has proved such success. The only reason we
csn give s that IT Is medicine which has proved by
test to be superior to any preparation known for tho
relief of Bronchial diseases For sale by all druggists
DOWIE & NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN g. CO., Agents.
The Time to Advertise i'm the Country.
THE PHGMx has large circulation throughout the
middle and upper Districts of the State. Advertising
ratios as reasonable the strngency OF the money mar
ket will warrant Merchants and others wishing to
the columns OF the paper will address
JULIAN A. SELBY, Proprietor,
February Is Columbia, S. C.
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Auction Sales This Day.
I. NJ CATER will sell this day at 4 past O'Clock, ON
Browns wharf. butter. shoulders. sc.
JOHN G. MNoR Co. will sell this day. at 10 O'Clock,
at their auction saesroo No. 1873 Meeting street. large
stock Of summer clothing. &c.
JEFFoRDs Co, vii, sell this day, at 10 O'Clock. In
front Of their store. No. 80 yendue Range, sides.
| s,oulders and butter.
MIILIGAN l. SoN viii sell this day, at 10 O'Clock,
! calico. ginShans checks, ho,nespun, 81.
MILES DRAKE will cell this day. at 10 o'clock. at hs
store, corner OF King ard Liberty sreets English straw
goods, dry goods. hosiery, &c.
The Poor Little Sufferer will be Immedi.
| ately relieved by using MRS. WINsLoWS SOOTHING
SYRUP for children teethng It sof;ens the gums, re-
duces Inflammation, wind co aays all pain, and
gives the child quiet natural Sleep from which it
awakes invigosted and refreshed Perfectly safe in all
cases, as millions of mothers can testify.
| Be suro and call for
"AIlss. wINSLow's SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having the fac sinic Of CURTIS & PERKINS" on the
outside wrapper. All others arc base limitations.
For ealeby
DOwIE Il NOISE,
No. l5l Meeting street. opposite the Charleston Hotel
May16 thStua
Novelty.
Tho latest and most eectua remedy for the euro OF
debility, loss of appetite headache torpor of tho liver,
etc., is PANKNIN'S HEPATIC BITTERs. For gale by
| all Drusgists. tn
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VA1uAB1n CAReo.-The ship Mary Ogden, Capt.
CoLDarY, having on board the following valuable
merchandise, was cleared at the Custom House
yesterday by Messrs. W. B. SMITH & Co.: 595 bags
OF Sea Iland Cotton, 2s445 bales Of Upland Cotton
and 100 bbls. Rosin; the cargo valued at the sum
Of $S71 .2S2.
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TIE EASTERN JOURNAL, published in Benefits
Vile, 9. c., We see in its last issue has changed
ownership. IT brought us the valedictory of Mr..
@. p TowNsEND, the old and the salutatory Of MIR.
WV. LITTLE, the new editor. We have known Mr..
l. personally for the last seventeen years, and can
speak confidently Of his fitness for the position.
He il Z practical printer, a young man of consid-
cradle reading, and has recently been admitted to
the bar. Mr.. L. is at present in Charleston, on
business connected with his paper, and we take
pleasure in recommending him to the favorable
consideration Of onr merchants, who will find it to
their interest to extend their acquaintance in the
direction Of the rich Pee Dee country.
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BARNWELL SENTINEL.

rs Az EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM. LET
Merchants and business men Try il TOR months
..No risk 10 gaiu. Send on your cards aud increase
your trade this m!l 1Iercs nothing to equal Printer 3
Ink-it itas made many fortune.
Terms tor the pape--$3 per aprum in advance
Advertisements inserted ut the OF 81 Der suua, ot
twelve lines or less for each Insertion
Cards oi lines less at the rate OF $40 for brae
mouths.
Contracts by the year tor six months allowing priv
ilege Of changing, on more favorable terms Addres.
EDWARD ~. BRONSON
NovemoefII Publisher .nu e'rcurIrtor
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B 90 Il s.
OF THE
Methodist Episcopal Church South.
n;aBE UNDERSIGNED ARE THE AGENTS OF THE
/ Publishing House at Nashville,
E. J. DAWSON & CO.,
No. 165 MEETING STREET.
May 10 limo
May 13
NOTICE

NOTICE.
UPPER WARDS GUARD HOUSE,
CHARLESTON May 9th 1857.
C,TOPPED FROM TWO COLORED MEN COW,
y who stated having found her ten miles up Main
Road.
The owner requested to CALL pay expenses and take
her away. L. J. RlNGMAN,
May9 lst Lieut. U. W. g. q.
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MISCELL E0 U.s..

OFFICE CITY CIVIL ENGINEER,l
CITY HAIL. CHARLESTON, May Is. 1867.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
y the 2Oth of this month, for tho DRAINAGE OF
SOUTH STREET, by Imeans of Wooden Trunk from
Hanover to America streets.
All details of the work will be furnished at tho office.
LOUIS j. BARBOT,
May 16 thfm3 City Engineer.
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TIE GERMAN SCHOOL, in Meeting street. opposite
the Citadel Square, under the charge Of Mr. A. j.
Hoy1Nka, is one Of the most foulishing institu.
tions otor reconstructed city, counting at present
one hundred and seyenty-6ve pupils. Germans it
Is we'll known, are always desrous OF having their
children learn to speak and write their mother
tongue, as well as the yernacular English. With
this view they send them TO MIR. HoFEMANs school,
where both languages are taught. We paid visit
yesterday to this establishment and were surprised
At the. proficiency exhibited by the pupils by far
the greater number Of whom are small of stature,
and Of tender years. They recite with equal facility
In English and German, and their writing also was
very creditable.
having enjoyed in Germany long and thorough
special training for this profession, and what :is
perhaps still more to the purpose, is "apt to
teach." He is ably assisted by Mr.. BERGMAN, also
q regularly educated teacher. There are several
other assistants, We believe in the English
branches.
We are not prepared to say that the children OF
G4ma4 parents are more intelligent, more at
SeatitS OF more studious than those OF other
"nstienshties,r 2 sbpt from what wel saw yesterday,
We arc 4oamed to belieYe that either their. home
training or their school discipline is more condu-
ciyeto forming habits Of study than we generally
Andto be theoase among the children Of our ma
tive citizens. It may be that the simultaneous in
struction, from their. earliest youth, in two Ian
Ruages, is Il. itself wholesome mental discipline.
We have not given the subject the attention it
merits, and only throw out this idea as guess.
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BURNING OF THE STEAMER KATE.-Yesterday
morning at o'clock AM, the steamer Kote, OF
tie Florida line, while lying at the head OF Marshs
Wharf was discovered by several persons attached
to tho vessels in the neghborhood to be on fire. It
was but o few minutes after this discovery before
the whole vessel WAS in'famcs, and MARsH's Dry
Dock, tho steamship Falcon. tho bark Ange Guar
G;enne, and the British bark Seaman, which were
lying in the immediate vicinity, came i'll great dan
ger of taking fire. This was SO evident that sever
IL parties attached to these vessels severed the
lines that held the Kate to the wharf, and the wind
fortunately being from the west, the doomed boat
was rapidly drifted into the river, where she soon
burnt to the waters edge, and now lies stranded
wreck on the marsh Of Schutes Folly, opposite the
city. Captain LOCKWOOD visited the wreck during
the day, and will endeasor to save the engines and
the hull Of the boat.
1 The origin Of the fire is unknown, but is suppos-
ed to be the work Of an incendiary, as it was un-
der headwsy when first discovered
The prompt action of the officers and crew OF
the adjacent shipping, in cutting her lines and
letting the boat drift clear Of the wharf, was the
means OF saving half million dollars worth OF
property from certain destruction.
The Kate had recently been thoroughly over
hauled and retted by her owner, and had only left
the dry dock a short time before the occurrence.
She was insured for 600 in different Northern
companies, but this will not cover the loss, as
she was valued at s55,O0O. The Kate was a
staunch and reliable boat, and has long boen a
favorite with the travelling public, who will miss
the accustomed trip to the Land of Flowers. We
condole with Captain LOCKWOOD on his loss, but
hope soon to see him In command Of a similar
Gran. 80
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P1o-N1cs-THE FREU1DscHkFT mer-
ry month of May has always been tho favorite
season for maroons, pic-nics, and all that class
of rural sports and pleasures. In climates further
North the weatheris not unfrequently too cold to
make "Maying" pleasanta, raw 'Sind and moist
atmosphere rendering shawls and even ftrs some
times very comfortable. It is otherwise here.
The middle Of May frds summer fairly under
way. The trees afford grateful outrageous cov-
ering; the air is soft and balmy and the breeZes
healthful and refreshing. We cannot say much
for the birds; which arc usual, considered an
essential accessory to rural scene, tho featt
cd tribe in the vicinity Of our city is represented
almost exclusively by the buzzard, very grave,
useful and highly respectable looking fowl but
not generally considered ornamental III a land
scspe, or in place in pas toral description.
Owing to the peninsular situation Of Charleston,
we are restricted within o comparatively narro"
sphere for picnic places. "Up the road" s the
only outlet from the city by land. Mount Pleasant
has always been the choice of many of our pleas
ure seekers. In former days Sullivans Island also
was much frequented, and while the new bridge
was in existence, st. Andrews sometimes would
receive its share of merry Young marooners. The
country above tho city affords many excellent
places for such recreation, but none so beautifully
situated, or in all things so well adapted as the
Schutzenpiatz.
We yesterday took the South Carolina Railroad
cars, and, in company with many others, bent on
the same errand of pleasure, soon arrived at this
delightful spot. A double row of young elms has
Just been planted, which, in few years, viii form
handsome avenue flom tho Railroad to the Club
House on the "Platz." The grounds arc quite ex.
tensive and afford every facility for gymnastc ex-
ercise. The main building is quite large, the en-,
tire upper floor being one spacious ballroom.
Here MIR. MErz's Band discoursed i'll lively strains
and here to the tune OF genuine fathe-!and music
the merry dancers tripped tho ive-lors day.
The day passed off pleasantly, diversified by the
sual incidents to be looked for ON suci occasions
catching grass snakes ond chasing LIZARDS swing,
\ag, tumbling. etc. Tho comforts OF the inner
were 'uot forgotten, thanks to the iliastrioas
m, MIR. NoLrE, and the assiduous attentions
nv efficient Committee.
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JOHN BUCK.
E. II. GARDNER.

L. 10
j. W. \. SANFORD. Atty Gcn'l OF Alabama
ROBT DOUGIERrY, Judge Supreme Court, Ala.
From THOMAS j. JUDGE. Judge Supreme Court.
have used tiALLIGH.tNS PILLS on my plantation,
Fever and Agnc. and find them NIL thar is claimed
for them. THOS. J. JUDGE.
Montgomery Ala, September 80, ISIS.
LovNDEs County, Alabama.
GALLtGuAN'S FEVER AID AGILE PILLS will do.
They arc decidedly the hest medicine for Clla and Fc
vcr ever gave. l would not nc without them for FIVE
times the price. j. y. GRAiAM.
AMERIcUs April II, 1851.
One box OF G. GALLIGHAN'S Pulls rnrrl perfectly
OF Ghills and Fever. 1hcT the best lcinc for
ClIills aud Fever ever saw. 4. e. ROSALl,SON.
Clerk Superior Court, sumter County, Ga.
AToSrGoMERT. Ala. Jnly .. 1876
9Irssrs. BLUNT 4 llALE-fiESTS: have. used Your
GALLiGHAN'S PILLS on two occasions inr Cllls and
Fever and find that they eietf all that they arr intend
cd to do They the best remedy tor ilIe disease that
have ever Tried. consider them perfectly reliable
Respectfully, DAN'L SAYRE.
Grand Ser Grand Lodge oi +. AMI A. NJ Of Aiabama
ALBANY. ti,, Narc, II. 1s:T
have used ljALLIGUAN'S PILLS IN tcrty eases of
llllIs and Fever with Eercct scrcsS. They are tho
blst Fever and Agile lil put up.
a. b. FAINT
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English St,d,r Goods, Dry Goods, Hosiery, CtoA-
fnq, dc.
BY MILES DRAKE.
THIS MORNING at 10 o'clock, will sell Mt my Store
corner Of King and Liberty streets,
Pieces MUSQUITO NET ING. BOBBINET LACE,
brilliant Grenadine, Berege. Mozambique, Popnet,
Brown and White Linen Deains Paper Cambria, Check
Nainsook and Swiss Muslina, Cottonadc. Jean, &c
Dozens auze Shirts and Drawers Sets Gull and Colars
Ladies' and Gents assorted Hosiery Flax Thread, Tow
els, ,els Linen Cambria aud HemStitch Handkerchief
spool Thread Buttons, &c. Linen and Alpaca business
Coats Pants and Vests.
ALSO,
On account of all concerned,
$50 WHITE. BLACK and FANCY ENGLISH STRAW
BONNETS, latest style.
On FRIDAY, the 17tl will sell so cases Boots and
Shoes. Particulars on day of sale.
Terms cash. May 16
Auctions for Horses. Pehtcies and Furniture,
EVERY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at quarter past
10 O'Clock as originally established by the subscribers
Furniture sales at Private Residences promptly attend
ed to at low charges.
Aucuoneers. No. q Broad street,
April IL 3mo South Slide near State.
BANNETT SCHUK.
Auctioncer and Commission Merchant, al
No. SO King street, below Broad street.
Offers his services for the sale OF MERCHANDISE al
day and night at his store also for the sale of Socs
Bonds Real Estate, Vessels Horses and Produce Jest
city references will be given. Consgnments solic
Terms moderate and guarantees satisfaction.
April % lmo
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MEDICAL BOOKS
Anatomical Charts, French and
English,
PUBLIC NOTICE.
1rrI,., M nTTN- ,rU

+. RE GOING OFF Al HALF PRICE AT HARTs
- BOOK Store. April 90
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TEE TRINITY CHURCH Sabbath School Picnic
came off yesterday at Mount Pleasant. There
was quite large attendance, all epj ying them
selves. In to-morrows NEWS we shall give full
particulars of this in. eresting festival.
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We INVITE the attention Of farmers and shippers
of vegetables to the advertisement Of Messrs.
KMs,1As & HOWELL in another column. These
gentlemen are prepared to furnish crates for ship
rers and to offer every facility for the Transports
ton of produce.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRT.-The Grand
Jury, who were charged with the case Of the
United States us BARNEY MCBRIDE, of Columbia,
for passing counterfeit United States currency,
returned the indictment with the finding Of true
bill.
The petition of B. PAUIEY BARRON, ESQ.,, to be
admitted to practice in the Circuit Court Of the
United States in South Carolina, was read by HEN
Ry sEABRooK, Esq, and on his motion the petition
er was admitted and commissioned.
R. 8. DUnyEA, Esq, presented the petition Of
JOHN N. KoaNARHENs for citizenship, and the Pc
titioner admitted tn all the rights and privileges
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ALA VILE DE PARIS The "Grand Exposition"
of elegant yet amazingly cheap dress goods opens
this day at the above-named place. From Home
srun to Grenadines, [Tho printer will please not
print Grenadiers,l from calicos and longcloths to
aTozambiques and Grape d Espange, every style Of
dry goods is offered at tLis Exhibition at greatly
reduced prices. Also white and red check mating
OF. tho sar1o accommodating terms. The E1posi-
ton is worth visit.
MAYORS COURT, May ia white youth, who
had assaulted colorod man without cause, was
fined IS.
Ella Snyder and Isabella Belmont, two colored
danes, who had had difficulty about the fash
ions or some other matter that excites the female
character, were brought up for fighting in the
street, and amusing an audience without license,
and were fined IS each.
John Singleton md William Gibbes, two little
colored boys, who had quarreled extremely about
an India rubber ball, and had determined sto do
or die" by resort to brickbats, were arrested
just as they were loading their arms in preparation
for the conflict, and fined each IS, which had such
an effect upon them as to bring an apology from
both, and it is hoped will make them friends for
ever
Six hack drivers, who he'd not the rates Of charge
hanging in their carriages, as directed by Ordi-
nance, were fined 81 each, and ordered to conform
to the law, which will be very pleasing to the
riding public, who have for some time past been
dissatisfied with the trihing charges made.
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COURT OF COMMON P1EAs-Hon R. MUNRO, pre-
siding.-The Town Issue docket WAS called, and
though no cases were tried large number Of YER
diets were taken by consent By far the majority
of the cases were enjoined under Order No. 10 OF
General S1cKLEs and the verdicts rendered were Of
no public interest -
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April II
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-26
TO THE PUBLIC.

THE undersigned takes this method Of returning
4 his sincere thanks to the citizens of DufTicId's
and surrounding country, for tho liberal s!,a re OF
patronage he has received I'd he hopes bv renewed
efforts to please and give satisfaction to receive
continuance OIL their fayors. My stock has been
quite recently Thoroughly rcplcnishcd, embracing
everything usually fOurd in a country store:
LARGE STOCK OF PRINTS.
DELAISES, solid and fancy co!ors,
ALPAGCAS, plain and figured,
Hosiery, Gloves. Nubias, ShaWIs, FIanncIa. &c
Brown and Bcachcd Muz!ins, Hickory Shirt
ings, Plat! do,
CLOTHS, CASSlME RES, TWEEDS L SATISETS.
Portcrs Factory GOODS kept on hand,
Full stock of Notions,
Boots and Shoes, Hats and fans,
Qucenswarc. TinwaTc aud Hardware,
all Of which lie will sci! at short profits. From my
limited expense in conducting the business, state
with great confidence that ! can. and will sell
gOOdsas low any house in the county. buy nv
goods for the cash or its equivalent aud am com.
pcleo 10 state reluctantly that my credit list tic
future will be greatly contracted selling at ehnrt
credit. tT those only WHO deal regularly and pay
promptly, and most earnestly request that ali cr-
who have accounts will come forward and set
tic the came. Where the money caur0t he paid
settlement by ro;c must be made. / do not:aiiudc
to those who havr settled quite recently. =
COUNTY, PRODUCE solicited: Also any
quantity OF CORN received exchange for ncf-
Chandisc. Will also buy CORN for the CASH
Respectfully, J. S. MELVIN.
.. o. Loo! out for the Back STORE House PaoPER-
TY, above the ChurCh
January Is, lS5T-tf.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-26

IT AVING quit farming,I will sell at my resi-
IL dence. one mile eastof Leetown, on the farm
Of e. D. Wiltshire, Oh
-, Tuesday, 26M day Of february,
all my stock ard farming implements, consisting in
part as follows, TO wit:-
Four Head of No Horses, all young; First-
rate Cows. IA Young Ewes, 20 Head of Stock Hogs.
2. Sro" d, sows' Good Four Horse Wagon, One
Horse Wagon, Pair Shelvins, Pair Wood Lad
ders, Gum Spring Wfeat Drill 2 Hnrrows. Me-
Sormiek X, BoTshear PIoHyhs., Double and Single
Shovel PlOuRhS. Wagon and Plough Gears Spread.
ers, Breast Chains, 2 Good Grain Cradles Mewiny
Scy'hes' Shovels, Forks, R,kes, aud many Other
in the Ear n
TERMS:-A credit of six months will be given
on all sums over ten dollars, except the corn Bond
aud approved security will he REQUIRED. Sums of
ten dollars aud under cash, and no properly to he
removed until settled tor if the notes are not paid
within ten days after maturity. interest will be
charged from date. The cash will be required for
the corn ON delivery at the The crib. G5-SaIe to
commence ut 10 o'clock, a. ".
THOMAS C. TRUSSELL.
G. .. McGLINcY, Auc;uneer
Feb IL 1857
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-26

THE Undersigned will sell at Public Sale on
THURSDAY, MARCH Ii, 1867,
(if fair, if not, the next lai- day ther eafterO
at his resdcIc: the - Cation Farm - OF the Hon
william Lucas. thEec miles Eas Of CharlcstUwn,
the following PROPERTY, to wit:
head of Horses 1 fine brood Mare one of
which is with foaI,
Colt, three years old Colt, two yea RS old =
ychr!ing Colt Mich Cows, fresh
- head of Young Cattlc-5 Brood SUws, Shea Ia
. four horse Wagons--l twO-horsc Wagon
Sarshear Plou%hS-2 Mccormick Piouuhs,
SIngc Shovel PlOughs-5 double shovel do
Corn CTvtrcrs-- set of Wagon GCars-all in
good order,
l Lead Ch lin and Bearing Chain,
Grain Cradles, Moving Scythcs,
set of Plough Gears,
ICARRlAGE and HARNESS, . Earrows,
NINETY ACRES OF WHEAf IN T.3EGROUND.
CORN by the Barrel, for Cash,
BEEF, for Cash,
Forks, Rakes and other artic!ca. too tedious TO
mention.
TERMS Or SALE.
For all sums under $40, the CASH will be re-
quirCd Above that amount Il c, edit of nine months
will be givenb bond md approved security required
II notes paid within Is days after maturity no
interest vii! be addcd-othcEw interest will be
cha ged from date of Mole.
No property to be removed until terms Of sale
are complied S"ith. lIEEDLEY NILSTEAD.
Feb uary ., 1857.