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The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1868-01-11


l. No member of the Republican party shall
become candidate for any Office, until he shall
have been regularly nominated by the proper au-
thority, and all Republicans are required to sup
port nominations when so made. Any Repubfi-
can desiring office may become candidate
for the nomination, but not for the Office itself
until he shall be regularly nominated.
2. Candidates for office shall be placedi in nomi-
nation as follows:
For City. Town, or Precinct officers by CITY,
Town or Precinct Conventions. ' 8
4, For Delegates to Constitutional Convention
Members to lower House of Legislature, and
County Officers by County Conventions.
For Members to State Senate by Conventions
of their respective Senatorial districts.
For Members to Congress by Conventions of
the Congressional Districts; and for Governor,
and other State officers by State Convention
!. 3. Each County shall be entitled to the same
number of votes in State and District Conven
lions, as it is entitled to Members in the House
of Commons of the Legislature, and all Convcn-
tions of the Republican party shall be open and
public.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1868-01-11

K. G. KEHoE. q. S. Deputy Marshal.
January 2, 1868 ,r.s...-s 120-3t.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-05

ALMOST A DUEL.-The editor Of the
Trenton Gdsette writes from Memphis
+" At the late masquerade ball, given at the
rooms of the Chickasaw Club, Colonel
Mulally and a distinguished member of
the city press, requested a friend fwho WAS
not invited TO accompany them. He en-
tered the room reluctantly, and notuntil
pressed in by the doorkeeper, and was
soon accosted by the President of the club,
and notified that he was there in violation
Of their rules, and must retire. And in
the meantime a well known bachelor gen.
tleman of the club, came up and insisted
that the uninvited gentleman should re-
tire. After the interchange Of some I'M
pleasant words the gentleman did retire,
announcing that he would see the parties
in the morning. A correspondence was
begun by the member of the press with
the bachelor member Of the club, who at
first simply replied that il in the discharge
of his dnties as a member of the club, he
had given ofiense, that he regretted it.
This was deemed unsatisfactory, and di-
rect apology peremptoriIy demanded,
which was, after much negotiation on the
part of friends, given, and the hostile
meeting was ayerted."
TERRIBLE STORM.-On the evening Of
the oath ult., most terrific storm Of wind,
rain and hail was experienced eight or ten
miles north of this place. A vast amount
| Of timber was destroyed, fences blown
down, houses demolished, and fields almost
completely ruined by the washing of sand
| from the hills The forest for miles was
completely stripped of foliage, and presents
the appearance of winter, so completely did
| the huge hail stones make good the work
of destruction. We are reliably informed
that in places the hail drifted to the depth
Of twelve or fifteen inches, the whole sur
| face of the ground presenting a dreary,
winter scene. Long after the storm had
| passed, solid chunks of ice as large as the
half of full grown mans hand was picked
| up. Such a storm was never witnessed be-
| fore in the section where il occurred. Al
about the same time that the northern por-
ton of the county was being greatly
damaged by the storm above referred to,
| an unprecedented rain fell in the neighbor-
| hood of Pocahontas, and south of that,
| along the banks of old Hatchie and Tus-
cumbia, which caused those streams, already
high, to suddenly overflow, and the conse-
quence was, all the low lands, and even
that which had never been under the wa
ter before, disappeared from sight. Hatchie
river opposite this place is higher now than
it has been at any time during the past two
years. We feel confident in saying that
great damage has been done, and that
thousands of dollars of property had been
lost by the terrible storms of the 24Ih Of
Aprih-BOlirar Bulletin, Hay ,.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-05
CABLE DISPATCHES.
Resignation Of the British Ministry,
etc. etc


LONDON, May 4-The British Ministry
has resigned. All compromises offered by
Disraeli in order to bridge over the breach
until after the general election, we're re-
jected.
Lord Stanley, Earl Malmesbury and
Hon. G. A. Thorne Hurdy refused to serve
under Disraeli. Mr. Gladstone was imme-
diately sent for by the Queen, and to him
will be trusted the formation of the new
ministry.
LONDON, May 4-midnight.-There was
a very full session Of the House of Com
mons tonight The Prince Of Wales and
Prince Christian OF SchIeswig- IIoistein
were among the distinguished visitoTs
Great interest was manifested, and much
excitement apparent among the members
The Premier and Mr.. Gladstone we're
loudly cheered as they entered aud took
their seats. After some unimportant bust
ness, Mr.. Disraeli arose and was greeted
with cheers from the Ministerial bench.
He reviewed the course of the Lorey ad-
ministralion, which at ts outset was with
ont majority in the House, and spoke Of
its unimportant success, 80 entire, indeed,
that even its opponents acknowledged il,
and on two occasions when Lord Derby
expressed a wish TO resign. had urged
him to remain in Office Financially its
record was fauitleas.
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rRoLLoPr. rrr NovrLrsr

A Washington letter says: Anthony
Trollope occupied with Mr.. Thornton, a
front seat in the diplomatic gallery on
Saturday, aud was the object at which half
the opera-glasses in the Senate were leveled.
He sat doubled up like a figure four, lean
ing his great bushy gray beard on his arms,
which rested on the railing in front. He
Is a strange looking person. His head is
shaped like a mimic bali, with the point
rounded down a little, or like the half Of a
lemon cnt transversely in two. 1t is small,
almost sharp at the top, and bald, increas-
iug in size until IL reaches his neck. The
growth of his hair and whiskers may give
has head more the appearance have de-
sCribed than Il deserves. His face il red,
('nIddy' is the English word, and his nose
SHOWS an unmistakahie brandy blossom.
His complexion and general bearing are
much like Dickens and he has a decided
cockney air. His body is large and we'll
preserved. lie dresses like gentleman,
and noi like Top, but be sques2es his slnall,
well-shaded hand into a very small pair Of
corn-colored Kids. lie wears cane As
all Euglishmen DO. lie seemed very much
interested in Mr.. Groesbeek' = speeeh
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-05
NEW YORK Dispatches.
The National Democratic Convention
Meeting of the Presbyterian BOARD
of Foreign Missions, etc.

Ehe NaionaI Democratic Convention
Meeting Of the Presbyterian BOARD
of Foreign Missions. etc.
New YORK, May August Belmont
has written to the Congressional Demo-
cratic Executive Committee announcing
that it would be impossible TO get the Ma
tiOnal Executive Committee together in
time TO change the day and place for as
sembling the National Convention.
The annual meeting Of the Presbyterian
Board of Foreign Missions was held last
evening. The annual report shows that
the board has seventy foreign mis-
sionaries; four physicians; twenty
ordained native and licentiate preachers
and assistant missionaries from this conn
try, besides the wives of missionaries and
one hundred and eighty-four native labo-
rers, or in all force of three hundred and
seventy. The receipts of the board have
been $685., 30S. The expenditures, inclu-
ding the debt of $35, Az Of last year, have
been S3l2,S28, leaving balance against
the treasury of $4,000
The New York Herald says that the new
North German steamer, Smith, left Havre
April 4th, with full complement of pas
sengers, and has not arrived up to this
date at New York, where she was bound.
Fears are entertained for her safety
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-05

The incomes in the sixth Congressional
district of New York, one Of the richest in
New York city, are not generally 80 large
this year a. last. The following are the
principal ones; Wm. Il. Astor, 1877 ,452 ;
w. w. Cornell, S2l5,S9f; Eli White,
Sll0, 1868; Jonathan Thorne, $l45,SlS
w. c. Rhinelander, Sl047l7; Jos. Samp-
son, STA, S6S James j. Roosevelt, SOL
342; G. V. S. Roosevelt, $93,0S6; Barnet
L. Soloman, $50, 155; L. S. Van Wrinkle,
S47,9l3; Gabriel Mead, $500; 0. OF
tendoerfer, $74,llG; Samuel Willetts, $50,
$50; w. S. Wright S47,9I0; D. II.
Haight, $97 ,O9S; J. T. Johnston, $50 O29 4;
q. p. Rogers, $55,325; 5. +. Redmond,
$4,000; d. Knowlton, $5O,68I; JRosen-
field, $4,000; A. c. De Sancho, S4l, 7OS;
Willard Parker, SIS. 34S
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-05

TEACHING the colored idea how TO vote,
is a difficult business. In savannah, Ga,
few day since, while the Constitution
was pending Cor adoption, the managers
of the Congo voters struck upon some-
what novel and ingenious plan In order
to make them understand what ballot to
offer in favor Of the Constitution, a nam
Der were printed with the ordinary adj
vertising cut of Costar's Rat and Roach
Exterminator, containing picture OF a
huge rat The negroes we're drilled 10
put in that ticket, as vote for the rat
itcation Of the Constitution.
And that is sample Of the Radical
mode of making organic law for the gov
eminent Of a State with million of in
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-05

THE trial Of Daniel A. Stofer for perjury,
in taking the attorney oath, in Pocahon-
tbs county, West Virginia, ended in YER
dict of guilty, and the assessment of fine
of $25, and imprisonment for one year in
the county Jail. II is funny that the trial
should have been before Judge n. Harri-
son who, very few people doubt committed
the very ofiense for which Stofer was tried.
The defendant moved in arrest of iudg-
ment and also for a new trial both of
which motions were overruled.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-05

THE New York Sun (RadicaD fears that
the Radical party is coming to grief, in
consequence of the feeling in favor of the
payment of the fve-twenty bonds in legal
tender notes-which feeling, il says, is
gaining great strength in the West, and
rapidly permeating the ranks of the Re
publican or Radical party. 1t thinks that
Mr.. Pendletcn, the champion of the legal
tender payment, will be a formidable can
didate. If nominated
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-05

/ A LEADING clergyman Of Chicago, adj
vocating the establishment Of places OF
harmless amusements, says be believes in
Selling the tools Of the devil to fight the
evil one With
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-05

habitants-one Of the original thirteen
whose white men assisted in framing the
Federal government
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-05

BLOOD will tell. The other day after
Mr. Nelson had exposed Buffers hand
in the guano business, he came to the
Senate with papers containing the docuo
mentary evidence Of his statements, and
rendered them to Butler on the condi-
ton d" that he would return them. But
Ter true to his instincts, and knowing that
his habit of not returning other people $
things when once in his hands was ire
sistible, declined TO receive them
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-05
VENDUE WEEK.
-Four Large Auction Sales
BY
YEATMAN, SHIELDS & CO
VENDUE WEEK.
PereB,ptOTD Trade Sale.

ON TUESDAY. MAY 8, AT 90 O'CLOCK
~ A. NJ, we will sell for account Of whom DC
may concern, the largest, best and most comp ote
stock Of seasOnable Drygoods. Clothing Mill
merry Goods, Fancy Articles White Goods. Va
rieties, Motions, ETC., ever offered by as 90
which will be added q large consignment Of
Boots and shoes, custOm-mAde, belonging b. a
hrst-clas5 city retail est ablishment declining bu-
siness. This sale presents very rare op7Ortu-
nifty and extra inducements for merchants 10
replenish their stock.
TRUSTEES SALE.-(Our FIRST Card 10 the
Ladies. EOn THURSDAY and FRIDAY. 7sh
and Sth of May, commencing precisely at %
o'clock 4. N We will sell by Orler and for ac-
count of Mr.. Samuel NJ. Scott Trustee. u mag
nihceut lot Of SILK yestings, Dress Goods,
EmbrOideries, Hosiery, Riess Curtains,
Varieties. etc. Also. 10 silk Manties
Shawls, WraDpingl. Liden Goods. with a gene
raj assortment too RreA too enumerate This
notice is special 10 the ladies only. Good will
be ready for inspection Wednesday.
ON SATURDAY MORNING. 9th MAY.
az 10 o'clock. we will sell New and Second hand
Furniture, Carpets, Mating, Glass
ware, IN our usual variety.
EEATMAN. SHIELDS x Co
may Std Auction Commission Merchants.
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Three Days Auction Sale
TO RAILROAD
CONTRACTORS!

EVANSVILLE, HENDERSON AND NASH-1
VILE RAILROAD OFFICE. ;
HoPEINsviLLE. KY. April q. 1s6S.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- ceived by the undersigned at this office un-
Ill May 18th. 1868, for the Grading Masonry.
Bridging, Track laying. and Cross-ties from
Deer Creek TO jacksonville, about eighteen
miles in length.
Also, from Madisonville % Hopkinsville-
about thirty-fve miles. passing through the coal
fields.
The work is to be commenced Immediately and
10 be completed 20 Madisonville within a year.
Profles and estimates will be ready for exam
nation at this office on and after MAY j.
The company reserves the right 70 reject any
and all bids.
J. T. BOYLE. President
THOs. HAssARD, Engineer.
may3 I'd
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ENGINES AND BOILERS.

ANE h BODILY Saw MILLS-GREAT
i ! Fedaetioa 10 prices. We are oaerng for
sale az reduced prices 8 large tot ~ Grst class
Portable Engines. Siati1nary Enginos and
Boilers. a. follows: GRs Stationary knElne,
without boiler. forty horse power; one sta
tionaTy Engine, Withsst boiler. tea hefso
power; one pair Double EnEines. hlty hOrsa
power. with two boilers. esieh twenty feet long,
forty isehes diameter ane extra large Rprta-
PIE nnflne, iV,s by = lnfh eyhades{ enc lafse
Portable Engines, By Is inch cylinder. Ala0,
several Lane 4 BOdlsy Saw Mills, with the ma
proved wrought iron head blocks and solid ircu
frames. JOHN p. DALI, Agent
with j. X. FAIL 4 co.
80 South Market street. Nashville. Tennezsoe.
oet1 n
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j. q, WHARTON a co.'s
ICE CREAM SODA WATER,
No. 81 UNION STREET.

OUR BEAUTIFUL NEW COMBINATION
~ Glass and Marble Soda Fountain is now
threwn open to the public for the season.
The Purity Of eur Ice Cream Soda Is uuiver-
sally acknowledged
mays st j. c. WHARTON & CO.
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NASHVILLE COMMERCIAL INsUR-
ANCE COMPANY.
FOR SALE AT Auction.

- avn AOAhs
NJ 4 WILL. ON THURSDAY, TIE 7TH
" INST, sell on the premises for eash. at n
o. clock a. NJ, the ft<AHE BUILDING No.
-, on Broad Street adioining Inc resiJo,,-', -
the late James Johnson. said building to be re-
moved on SAID premises in ten DAYS AFTER sale.
ANDERSON, JOHNSON Il SMITH.
mays ID. Real Fsfafe 4-e-is
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Proposals.
STATES NAILS.
MISSISSIPPI


wAsnlkoros, January 2, 1865,
Propesals foT Conveying the malls % the United
ioMnr r route. II tSe ss,s q %is.ipp Viii Be- Te
seiyed a, ,he Contract omes Of thts Department until
ssStsS bidder. will be Isssl,sa to take "a The oath
Tisj Prom Grand Gulf to Port Gibson. miles and
Leave Grand Gulf daily. except Sunday. at 10
Arrive At Pot, Gibson by lam.
Leave Port Gibson daily except Sunday at IN.
m PROM Is. SsRa q TeGSui Il mile. aud back
ffs iSs s;i T$Sss a ss"Hsy s. sSS
Leave Tehula Monday At a m.
Bena, to Americas, Il mile. aud back, once a
Leave Pa.essopls Monday atoam.
Leave Americas Tuesday ate
7lo2 From saaria to YaIOo city, d miles and back.
Leave saisrtia Tuesday and Friday ATTAIN
Leave Ys,ce Ci,y tuesday aud Friday M9pm.
10, Arrive g. sa p,,h fy pm ,,u.
70 BoflcfOntaIne. o miles and back, once 4
Leave wSs, PcIn. Thursday M7sn,
Leave Bellcfontaine Friday. at pm.
1874 fG %.. ssS S. sSss %.If Hn
Leave Carthage Thutsday al q a IN
Arrive al UIgk Hill NV ii m
Leave Iiirb IIili Al ~ m
Arrive al Carthagc by d nm
1856 PROM Carthage Nv Oklahoma nd sulpbur sprp ~.
10 Canton IA miles and baek twise n west s''
Leave CaTtbare tuesday And friday AID M
Leave Gs9.sn Monday and Thursday atsam.
7laj From Carthage, BY Edinburgh. Laurel Hill, Phil.
adSIphla and cofad. IiNh. 10 DekaIb, .. mile.
Leave "a rthnRr Thursdny atsnm
Arrive al DcRalb next day BY ! y m
Leave DcRaib Tuesiay al S q M
Arrive al Carthage nc xt day by & n m
7lq7 from DeKaib 10 scooba ii miles and hack three
times q week.
Msam ~ ''
Arrive nj scooba by l2m
All m '' ""' i''N"'
Arrive Al DeKalb by5pm
springs and Ghoison, 10 shuqusIak, % miles
Ana hack tw lee n we.k ~ w
Leave Dekaib Monday and Thnrsday adam
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ID X o T o s A l. s.

ID o s A l. s.
L
Sealed Proposals viii b. received al tho Office Of the
sour, ST. Louis. Mo-. until IL m on he 10Th day Of
Troops Sad Supple. from he following peints to
posts on the Missouri river as Indicated during the
,Ro from March D. 1865 to October o. 1865 inclusive
From ST. Loui. to Por, BufOrd, Camp Cooke and For,
Benton.
StG SsN %y.nd0' to Fort BufOrd Camp Cooke and
Frem Fort Lcavenworth to Fort Dutord Camp Cooke
From Omaha 10 Fort Buford. Cam, cooto and Var,
Benton
Prom Sioux City to Fort Buford, Camp Cooke and
Fort Benton.
Prom Fort Randall to Port Huforj, Camp Cooke and
Pert Benton. camp 'O"N' anu
Port Benton.
From Fort Rice to Fort Buford amp Cooko and Fort
PROM Fort Stevenson 10 Fort uford. camn Cookc and
Fort Benton W. AN
Prom Fort Buford to Camp Cooke and Fort
il Will be lie endsaSor Of tSs Soyer.meu, to shin
thr riscr say between June and huga,t n RiIdep.
will sta,. boWcyer ibn rste Isnnsra,six t oass
mouth from March % 10 October 30 inclusive the date
they viii perform The ser%ieo from escB Of tRe .,srsisa
point, to the several points Of destination above
Ger and soider eaSin pa,ssss NJ ~ nIoSSs ir
oaeer. sna tnr sra - M ~. ~
ns their ra,Ions, which Viii be supped Il, H. GSx
eminent ''''''e' " '"' WV
TRANSPORT ,upplIes' wv P'uuu' :" ""'e" 'ho' VIII
Sd. The ratio each at which they will transport
s.esmbost ' 'ee''"s animals 10 Do supplied w 'ho
spd s Ss Sgns g0sts be eSpcssd to always
case will be allowed 10 carry pfrnto 10 tbe cHeasiao
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR coMMIssARY STORES,

PROPOSALS FOR CoMMIssARY STORES.
HRADa'Rs Dist OF LuE ISDIAx TEREIroRI,)
CHEF ConAissARI's OFFICE, :
FoRT GIBSON. g. n December 10, 1867.
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will BE- received at
until "a o'clock, m, THURSDAY, February 8, 1868.
for lhe delivery q sgbsstenee Stores, as follows
80, 900 pounds OF Fresh Beef
To be dciyered IN speh quantities and at such times
daily. II rcquired-as the Post Commissary may
direct;
ao, 900 pounds Of Bacon, Clear Sides,
In sacks or casks; to be Of the nrst quality;
100 hbls. Of Mess Pork,
6T,OO fbs Flour,
Put sacks barrels and equal In quality to the
best Xxx 81 Louis brands;
75,0O lbs. Corn Meal,
Or the best quality aud securely put up in sacks or
5000 gallons Cider Vinegar,
barrels and kegs,
1900 pounds Salt,
or good quality, and securely put up In sacks bar
els
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OF THE INTERIOR,
1 UNITED STATES PATENT OFFfc

WAsHISGrOS, Jan. I, 1865
On the petition Of JAMES MCCARTY, OF Reading
POM. praying for the extension OF patent granted
10 him the 9TH day Of April, 1854, for an improy
in Heating skelps for the manufacture Of Wrought
Iron Tubes, for seven years from the expiration OF
said patent, which takes place on the Ith day Of
April, ISIS.
Is ordered that the said petition be heard At the
Patent once on MONDAY, the 10th day Of March
next, at IL clock and all persons notified 10
appear and show cause, II any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to hlr
In the Patent ONCE their objections, specially set
forth In writing, at least tesnty days before tho day
OF hsariuE all testimony filed by either party, to 10
used ~ tn" said hearing, must be taken and trans.
mied 10 accordance it'll the rules Of the off ce w hich
Will be furnished on application.
DISPOSITIONS and other papers, relied upon tcsti
nony, must be led in the Office trsatU days before
the day Of hearing the arguments, II any, within
ten days after hlLng tho testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in the
Rspub!icdn ID the Inteiiiosncsr, Washington, b.
fr three successive weeks; the hrst Of said pubcs
hearing. T. G. THEAkER'
j1i3 M3w Commissioner Of Patents
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AsURYDEPARTMENT,
NOVEMBER I, lsI1.
DISMAL SWAMP CANAL,

10 accordance with q resolution Of Congress, Ap-
Treasury TO sell the stock owned by tho United State
In the Dismal 3w amp Canal Company, In such man
ner to best protect the interests Of tho United State.
In said canal and TO insure that the same be kept
As anayigable highway without further expense to
NOTICE is hereby given that on MONDAY, tho 9th
day OF December, 1857, At II O'Clock, a. m, eight
hundred 900 shares Of stock owned by tho Uniied
states In said Dismal Swamp Canal Company will DO
sold AZ public auction to the highest bidder al tho
TIeasuTy Department, 10 the city Of Washington
The Dismal swamp Canal connects the waters OF
Elizabeth river, In Virginia, with tho Pasq uotank
RIVER In North CAROLINA, distance Of about twenty
eight And ono half (2sys) miles, and has been con
mtueted a. cost OF Upwards Of one million dolau.
The whole number OF shares In tho Canal Company Is
nineteen hundred and forty -four, u,eiI,l having an
original par value OF two hundred aud my dollar.
fuliinfoTmston in relation to the history and con-
a,tSh 81 the canal will be Afforded upon application
Terms Of sale One tenth part Of the purchase money
70 DO deposited at tho time Of sale and the balance
be paid upon the delivery Of the Instruments Of con
yeyAnee. HUGH McCULLoCH,
sSThE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN PosfP6SSgD
uptil the ID day Of January, 1855
,.., HUGH MoCuLL0CH, seeretary
DEoEhBKR ., 1857. de7-ft
AS- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
the 9Th day Of February, lSs:
ialowSw Secretary.