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Notice to Lot Owners.

AT meeting Of the City Council of the
n the City of Keokuk held Aug. "a, A. D. 1865, th'
following Resolution adopted
Rsso1red That the owners ef Lots /, q g. 4, and 8
in biock lao fronting Timsa street. be directed
have Plank Walk fve feet wide made In front OF thei
Lots by the 18th day Of september next th
plank TO be laid cro.s the to be done In &C
cor dance with the Ordinances Of the City.
Ioerty the sboye to be copy of Resolution pssse<
by the City Council Of the City Of Keoknk.
Given under my bend and tbs Seal Of said City
sEAL. this 18th day Of August A D 1858
wELCHMAN, -
Clerk of the Council Of ths CITY OF Kookuk.
ang2a2w enS
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PROPOSALS.

WILL be received until the I'd Monday in
w September, 1t the Office OF the City Clerk, FOL
Ten Thousand Dollars of Market House Bonds to be -
sued hy the city Of Keokuk for the constt fon OF
Market House, provided by ordnance No. lo, paused
Augnst 10Th, 1868.
Proposals may be for the whole or sny even part o.
the amount of said bonds The committee reserve ths
right reject all any propositions or proposition
and will accept award unless propositions are on
the aggregate sufficient to cover the whole.
j. A. MCDOWELL Mayor.
Kcokuk Ang 25, 1858 -aug2a-aw
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u,HE ..nExrER CIRCULAR., !,

Il afser six months tr. IL pronounced the most
wonderfully quick method discovered 10 mako
untraned colt trot fast without s6s use Of
track. One boy made 500 or t~o common colts ~
en smother. Price 81. Address ESQ. A. AfKIss,2 2 Day
Street, n.
r. 1.- We recommend every fArmsr' immediate at-
Iowa O. j Erazes, Egrsmont Mass: Charles Palmer,
Hflsdale n. T. John Gildsrsleeve, Ansterlitz N. u
Russell rrcman Postn aster. Green River, Y. and
hundred Others Esepi9-2w
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

LONDON, Sept. g.
On Monday night the police arrested man
named Augustine Byrne, at his lodgings in
this city, on suspicion Of connection with the
Fenian organization. He was arraigned for
preliminary organization, and the police
man who arrested him testified to finding q
large quantity Of small arms and ammunition
secreted on the premises. The prisoner was
remanded for trial.
jeff. Davis has arrived here from Liver
pool.
BRussEa. Sept. 9.
An International Convention Of the work
ingmen of Europe has boen in session in this
city during the present week. The attend
ance was large and the proceedings harmo-
nious.
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PROSp ECT US.

This Company is established with yies to
cheaper Telegraph correspondence IN the West,
and will locate Offices at all points where the re-
ceipts will warrant fair profit to the Asst,. a
tion. 1t isorganized under State Laws and the
National Act Of Congress. The shares put at a
low sum- in order to induce ALL classes to become
stock holders, and thereby insure its success By
favoring the Company with their business and
influence. We edesire our shareholders to be com
posed of every business, vocation and calling.
The stock will be apportioned, according to pop
ulation, to the cities and villages in ILLINOIS,
WISCONSIN, MINNESOTA, MICHIGAN,
IOWA, INDIANA, MISSOURI, KANSAS and
NEBRASKA. We expect every enterprising IN IN
in these States will second our endeHvors. Our
extensive correspondence int the States named war
rant this hope. The people are enthusiastic ior
a competing line sndcheapsr prices. They SHALL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-10
TELEGRAPH Connections.

The Great Western Telegraph Company Is un.
der 3 contract with the Atlantic and Pacific Tel
egraph Company, who hsve wires now in opera
tion from New York TO Chicsgo, and at work
pressing the wire construction to Keokuk, Ito
which point il will be finished in few weeks. on
Its way to California We occupy tho office at
Chicago with the Allan ac and Pscie, and received
each others messages and forwAfdthe sams. The
Atlantic and Pacific Company connects in New
York with all the competing lines that are now
doing business atthe principal an Intervening
points in THIRTEEN STATES, and their lines being
daily extended. The Dominion limo foprosition)
of Canada is now being built TO all the Lake
Hntario and the St. Lawrence river ports, includ-
ing ogdensburg, New York. Southern competing
lines are now going up from Louisville and st.
Louis TO New Urleans, afording connection tor
the Great Western in that direction In short,
the North and South. and the Middle States are
q. work on competing lines. and i. needs but the
construction OF new lines in the States above
named to complete tho crc,s of the mos. bust
ness portion OF the Union.
j. SNOW, SECRETARY.
Once, No. Isl Randolph-St-, Sherman House
Block, Chicago.
]. A. DlCKERSON,
Agent for the Company EOKU
iuns ~ .Awen5o
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THE CAPITAL STOCK

Is Three Million of Dollars; divided into shares
of s25 each. When $40 ia paid on each share, a
certificate Of stock for s25 will be issued and no
further assessments to be made. We expect to bo
able to pay earned dividends Of interest on the
latter amount rs soon as the lines are completed.
InstalIments from time TO time, for the payment
Of the stock subscribed, will be called for by the
Directors. as the erection of the lines progress.
Subscription for asingle share will be received.
The more the stock Is distributed the better for
the Company. There is no individual liability af-
-.
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PROPOSALS,

"ILL be received at the office of the City
w Clerk until eeptember 14,h, 1865 for the grad
ing and trimming OF Third straei, from High Street to
franklin Street. and for he trimming Of Third Street
hill. fer the gutsrng and drains along and across
said Hill grade Plans and estimates may be at the
CLERKS once after Wednesday the "a day q September
J. 4 MCDOWELL, Mayor.
Keokuk. Iowa, Aug. Is, 1858 auges-2w.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,

Troy, N T., Sept. 9.
walking match Of 100 miles commenced
here last evening at s o'clock, between Wes-
ton, Thaydock, Payne, Adams, Bedon and
Ferguson. Thaydock was ahead at nine
o'clock.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 8.
Gov. Swan was to-day nominated by the
Democratic Convention for Congress in the
Third District.
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I.IWE! LIME! lsnE

ynvuE LAWRENCE LIME co. have their WORKS com
Il pleted. md prepared to furnish their superior
Lime in quantities to SUIT At the lowest market rate
The extensive and facilities for msnuacu
rir and transporting their works will enabie them
10 Keep full supply all times Orders may be len Al
H. Bnrs Hardware Store, or Vt the once OIL ne nee-
knk Manufacturing Company.
tupefldtf manager
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ELIsHAs wAnswosrn,-
Chicago.
NATHAN MEAHs.
M.ars Bate. Co, chio.so.i
SAMUEL HALE,
Hale, Aver / Co, Chicago,
John v Fnwsr 4 Co, Chicago
VA. TURPIN.
vATurpn Il Co., Chicago.
Gage Brothers Walters, Chicago.
JOHN HAINEs,
Pres't Garden City Ins Co, Chicago.
J LOMBARD,
Pres't ri,h National Bank Chscasols
DFGRAY,
Gray, Phsp. 4 Co, Chicago.
BFCULyER,
Culver 4 Co chIesgo,
GARDNER,
FB Gardner Co, Chicago.
DAVID RRE1Gn
David Kreigh 4 Go. chiesso.
Farbank, Peck 4 Co., Chicago
JsNow,
Sec, G. W. Tel Conn
GEORGE GRAY,
Cen Westu Ag't NJ $ Al J. R'R.- Line Ichi, $50
D GILMAN,
Chicago.
ROBERT MeCHEsSEY,
Chicago,
FRANCIS SHERMAN.
Chicago,
JoBEpHMDAKE,
Chicago
Chicago.
DWIGHT,
Corey 4 Dwight, Chicago.
JAMES FoGG
JP Fogg, son 4 Co. ohiesgu N :
LPsANGER,
Joliet, Ill.
Ew HUDSON,
Detroit Mich,
RFALLFN
Banker Dss MoiH+- lows.
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BOOTS l. SHOEs-HETAIL.
M MDean.................co cor Third Main streets.
Hpiskamp 4 Matless 80 Main street.
Huiskamp Bro. Main street-bet 4fh bth.
X Hart, I3s MAID street.
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BooKsA sTATIoNERY.

avid ......second street
" Westcott ...... Main street-near Fourth.
.bster Bros. s..ss...........86 SO Main street.
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Engraving, Brands. 4 Seals.
i, Me- 4 Fatsq II
FURNITURE
aAs STEAM FITTINGS.

/. b. Cross o...................l3 l39 Main street
janean, Karie 4 Co.....-l40 IL ain street
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Capiia| S300O,000; SharesS2j

Assessme ents ON Each Share.ne
to Exceed Ten Dollars Each =
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veaeill, Jones / Co.....cor Third Main streets
Hsss, Stern 4 Co......cor Second Main streets.
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BOOK-BINDER.
pearce 4 son..... Gate City BLDG, Main I'd
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sam q Bridges. Estes House.
7 RI. Ayres a Sons. .......67 Main street
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.
II, Armitage i Co......cor Ninth Johnson.

BONNET BLEACHERY.
II Emerson Fourth 4 Blondeau
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY.

ATTORNEYS.
R.axn KnowIes... Main / Fifth streets.
w n .....................Seconds sti set.
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]. A. DlUKERSON,
Agent for the Company EOKU
iuns u -aAwauso
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"A AGRIG|,u[[,4,tT,cURlAzIL,&C I IN At, & G.
Sleltar for Cattie.

1aaeILsssfa,ly sa56Ss INC Esd2E d2ss A Two II ;n
ss, Ss5'1, I ssG, = 4se, E supply !hs
malsin full grown grow IL ohdasp the replacing of
waste matter; tho Other" Is th5 iiiaiatiihfnga q
proper degree Of heat in the,bodys IIss snx-
sussd a a tha warm. Earn the
aemapds for haatI is muchlgteater. Fat ami
malgR s,tst%i,, Hi, dersS II, gold thaf viii
ffcaka Ro9Fsp onqa7r the fit, being consumed lin
producing heat It is on this principle tfiat
the &Sa If. psi s wafhl dtics iysa
fcrent flomfthat nscd very far North: The in.
habitsats IF che torrid zone use chiefly ycge5tat
blsidiiesanS acid fruits, while the greatest treat
tharieafbe egiyehhIeo af itiSsqain,auk, III the,
North of Greenland, is whale biubber Capt.
Parry mentions the fact Of one of his visitors
eating dozen taow saadess' with great releh.
Whom cattle arc exposed ia.the field during
thS&i6sfS st. III ,Spea stable, they coiislne 4
vefElafgs amount of'their food si,l keeping up
hsssneeessary shaaunt Of animal heat In d
hleItegqd4 ssitaatioa, much of this food
mightrhave been deposited IN the form Of lat.
oriRs issue thug adding to, The value of
the animal whilo iii the case of thc4 uiishel-
teTella cattle, the faod has. been consumed as
fuel, and there is no increase in bulk to show
for it-thus causing tile loss of valuable pro-
vcndcr. ns;'aa,,t rGi.F Il
For milking COWS, warm shelters arc Of spc7
ciaal implporFtappcGef, They must have enough of
rich nntritious food, to convert the excess into
m,si"', 1Syheathc EYod is poor, aud the COW cx-
posed toi the ocold, she's cannot cat e,lough Of
such fad 70 Keep her warm, fat, and hive
good aowlof; milk. All the noursl,nlcnt is
consumed i. making heat ,i. '''.' .','
In, fattening hogs, is. sholtnr and warmth a
matter Of vast Importance Hogs in dry
clean pcn, viii Increase in fat much fister thar,
when in cold and mud. Tn the wild state, the
hog is a clean animal, and whcu cou6,,cd in
clean pen, will keep one part of the pen clean
Economy would dictate the importance Of
good yarn shelters. These can be made at
slnall''cost OH most farms. When plank is
costly make Sheds Of wheat straw, which will
turn the rain aud cold These sheds should
be long and narrow--closcd on three sides
.open on the South !; floor covered with leaves
80 dgto catch all the droppings from the cat
tie ~ here muck Tor swamp lnud) can be OBJ,
tagNd.I. il is bettcrI to, use it. ,In this way,
ma1Ha loads ,af valuable manure may be saved
for the spring crops-,Souttcrm C,,itirdtor. u'
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Hg. 1SgH iLtinDvd ..tIHE iiUi .!a..I'
ApCHEAp STUMP l'uILEn.-Th Gount,v
GenYeRgan ksgn gives tho following description of II
chcaplstpmp puller, invented by Mr. II. NJ.
Rogers, Of Kenosha Wisconsin: "na
Thought two screw jacks, and had a
$ stout log chaih. These jacks have one and
onc-half feet lift, working in cast-iron pcdcs-
tails. procured stout beam, eight feet long,
and about as heavy as two men would want to
carry, and two pieces Of planks for the jacks
to stand on together with some blocks, &c,
and all was ready \ \ place the beam across
the largest and stoutcst root of the stump one
jack on each side, and as near the stump as
think the roots will allow, and resting on n
pieccof plank Tho chain is passed around
tho root and the BEAM One man at each lack
will raise almost any stump to the full lift of
the screw, which, in a majority of cases is SUI.
ficicnt'; iflnot, place stud under each end of
tho beam; let down the jacks, and placing
blocks under thcu, give the stump another lift
two mel will pull from thirty to fifty stumps
day, and the machine will cost fifteen or twenty
dollars, While tho jacks arc useful for many
purposes, besides pulling stumps, and would be
salable at'any time. There is no patent on
this miller y,
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The Southern Drug Store

"AYlSG REMOEED HIS DRUG STORE from
his we'll known Snnd, begs leave respectfully
to invite his friends throughout the District, 10
visit him at his New, large and well Furnished
~ ESTA Bill SHl,l Il Mt
on lsussElt.sTisEEr," opposite Aitsars BtLr,'& &
SCOVii.I.'S, where they will be to beisuprlied
With the very hes,
Drugs and Medicines
the Market atfnr,ls and at hclowcst market prices.
Ito has by hpnd now full assort,psi,ief as
DRUGS, MEDICINES, 3-.4 qa.y.l,l, II.
PATENT MEDICINES oE ALL KINDS,
= Paints, Oils and -prushos.t
4 Dye StufIs, fti, t..tr3t),i -.'.tt-3o,.
l.ye and Potash, - aleitsl"fR
Mairenn and Corn Starch. Id. ne, Lna
7 Cooking and Washing Soda.
!ilask feppcr, Spices Yf all kinds, ,,,
coMr0siTioS, LeBEl.lA, !, NERVE PONDER,
&C., rrrrarea-hy Ephraim Iarrahcc,
BlTsansl OF Ian gia,B,
TRUSSES, Single and double. Lnrs and Small, %.
Fine Smoking and Chewing TNB.AGcO,'
Fine NEANniES and WINES for Medical purposes
PERFUMES sn,sTolLET SOAPS.
Can anil satisfy y"nrselvcs-you eau get just what
you want tl''
Ius. received Il lot Of that inc ''
"DURHAM SMOKING TOBACCO.'ap
fzst VIII open on Sundays from ITO 10. A. NJ,
feb 2a lIy
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40 II1-I iilfl @ifN itt
In Equity l..,a.s !.
u ORANOEBuRaa DIsQRlcIce l., tueit
lIcnry Livingston Executor xiaii"li. ~ .i,glit
Barnett, Livingston, ~ ~,
/ VI ~ HIfT7Fy Gnft1'i y 20 1i'liitt is7nhal
Ds,.s;. ,; w.'s=iis ssd 2ss.,:s. 8. e ssaa, ~ ,i
By order Of sSaa sii III. .,:. s Il
om authorized toiscttSiH ssbtu. due 20 sAe sr,w
Executor Of 4. Livingston.so the swatd OF throS=
d'sinieresscl persona taken brfcfsths cSnfsa-'s ~
sse1sr Debtors dspossd tsaYal thsnsslys, sf shtg,
0ranErhurg. also authorized 70 trsss isfs ps-n
vatc sale OF tho Estate lsnda Persohs uishiIe ts,'
buy will apply above. ih.e3 sliss iTn|r9,
HENRY LIyISGsr0N, As,,s,e,. 8.,.,
oct IF .t' Nfr3itii Inn, -tSt"l -t J6f'il o. ~
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j. ID. Myers. Applicant.
Against

.\gaiDsi Absent
Ann c. Myers. c al. Defendant. ncfcndants.
1t appearing To ,ny satisfaction ,hnt Snrnh Pull
man and Elizabeth Holly. two Of the defendants re-
side without this state il is therefore ordered that
thcy do appear and object 10 ,hc division or sale Of
the Real Esiatc of T. d. ". NIycr. on or before tho
sixth 'lcy of March next or their consent to Tho
same will he entered of rccord
Ordinnrys Office. I. a. McNiCHAEL;
ic'rh"er - l"hf. q. q. y.
dee -,
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Effects Of Shade on the Grape Vine.

The roots; of the grape 'vinc require to be
'cooI5na, shaded from tile sun In the forest
the. .NiM vine climbs tothe tops Of the loft;est
trees in search Of sunshine and exposure to
rain and dew, but its roots arc damp, being i'm
beddedu n thc moist lcaf mold, the debris Of
the foliage, which has been accommodating for
centuries, and they arc frequently within reach
of water c..ai
This year we noticed vine which hnd been
planted against 2 High, board fence and had
not grown much foE two years, put out most
e1tr-gfdinary shoots some of them being eight
or teR, ffsst in lehth The apparent cause SCI of
luxuriant growth was the shading Of tho roots
by RsSPaTsdasd sPa Tsdasd seat of an arbor, which was
placed over them, space being left between
the sfest fest ahd the fence for the vine to send up
its shoots. 81 BY this means the roots were
shaded from the sun, but were accessible to
rain, and were kept in desirable state of mois-
turc. .i /,
Another proof of the utility of shade for the
roots is given in tho SAME garden by the sue
ceasful growth of Hartfdtd Prolific vine
which was transplantcd in Spring, the canes
being laid fiat on the ground This vine is
growing rapidly, and has very large foliage,
which shades the roots from tho sun, and kcops
the ground MONT about them Another vino
Of the same variety va trahsplantcd at tho same
timc,abat treated differently, being prufcd md
trai9sd tto quite delicate, and
qultennequal to tho first mentioned in strength
HR et.gr ttg T..
and sa9TshAe ThAesd /. '4icts hish among numerous
othersa indicatezthe necessity Of keeping tic
soil ab6ut,thc roots Of the grape vino shaded
from the sun, and sufficiently moist TO ensure
good growing and an ripeening condition Of the
woodland fruit ,rz1ss 1Bss. RwyM ."'' 1I H
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commissioners : / Sales.
James D.sClookicy; Administrator. ! q 5 d.
NJ. A. Gissenlanncr.

Under in this case will sell OH tho first Monday
in Jantiafy next, ut 0rangcburg, for one half cds
tho balance OH credit Of ten months, secured by
bond with Interest from date, and mortgage Of
the preniises, With covenant for resale in case Of
breach of the bond. All the land which was of
Dayid.pW. Gsselidanner, snviag l4oy nores Which
has been allotted his widow for dover, containing
three hundred npd forty (340C Neres more or lcss,
bounded by lands Of j. III 1Niosss Siry. artc,nus
Glover, James Reed estate of Levi Tyler and tho
said Dover tract. And ut tho samc time, the TO.
mpinder in the said Dover tract UPON the ictcrm-
nation of tile csatein Dover Purchasers will pny
for papers and stamps.
Commissioners pfRcc, |. 7 W NV. JAMESON,
DC esfi 'o'l' 1889 p; j 10 c"n'Hissioner
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+" oRANGEBURG DISTRICT.

Joseph Fickling, Admir- ct, nj. Bill for. Account
vs. Mnrshaling Assets
it Mary II. Tyler Ct nj. Injunction& & Relief
II appearing tony sat tislnction that Joshua TYLER
one OF the Defendants in the above case is absent
from and resides beyond the limits of this State. on
melton Of Messas. Izlar & Dihblc. cou,plainant's "a
Solicitors, il is ordered; That the defendant Josh
IN Tyler. do appear, plead, answer or dcmnr to the
c"mplainamts sad bwithin the time prescribed by
iaw or an order pro contesso will be takcn against
him. ft
commissioners Office, v.D. v. JAMISON,
orangeburg, =. C., Commissioner.
Dec. 10. 1867
dec 81 & m
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iORANGEBUEG DISTRICT. n #

z. d. :. Jalnison, Cern'r in Rq'yl
DIV . n 80 81 Csls...yy.n..s
Tho c's'i;Gs. Of wS I'D 4. Igi.s. Ra,risH'''' Ban
By order Of cRabse,lor Johnson. ,hs ersA,s.,. -
William u. Trick will prcsrpt and prove sAsiy De-,
rnsnts before the Special Commissiones SppskaIais
this ease "a. Office of Hu,poas d xsgaIs.,, sstsAsa
three inoHths ffnra tie asss hersos
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by virtue Of the same order. will srlI at Orange
burg on the first Monday in January. la';S for one
half cash. the haancc II credit Of nix n,ous to
he secured by bonl, with interest fr"n ,latc pnya-
bic annually. 50 lung any money is due H. anil
| II mnrtgngc Of the premises with covenant "f re-
sale i'll case of breanh nf the condition of The hnnd
L. All that Tract " HEB was uf Nuke A. Yop lie
ceased. lying OH Fast Gon,nnd Swamp. in Oraugr-
burg District. continuing (7l eight IS hun
drcd acres, less. AMI l,ounlcd north nv
lnnds of IL. Is. Argoe, cast and west hy lands Of
Mrs. Rehcca Curbct AMI south hy lands of H. c.
Sallcy.
The undivided half scvcny-fivc acres adjoining
the other half being now owned hv Wiley e. Vest.
commissioners Office. Y. d. V. JAMESON,
Orangcbnrg G. II. Commissioner
Nav. 20, 1867
nov 23 til
|: y. IL. barn"ci, In Foreclosure 4,
of
Mrs. r. y Thomson. J Mortgage.
TUNHsN PRIME MULES FOR SALE.
Z Will be sold the first Monday in tunuury
1868. before the Court House. in Oramrcbury TEN
PRIME PLANTATION MULES sale positive
Terms cash. " D. Y. JAMiSuN
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