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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-08
FROM THE SOUTH.

MEMPHIS, Oct. /.
The City Council last evening appointed
committee of conference with Gen. Gran
ger, in regard to arms destined for Arkansas,
now stored here. The result of the confer
the General declines to interfere,
NEw ORLEANS, Oct. !.
Lieut. Lee, of the Freedmen's Bureau,
who was pu. by Major Hennessy in charge
Of the bureau here to investigate the troubles,
reported this morning that the immediate
cause Of the outbreak was personal diff
Guilty between the editor Of the Progress, q
Republican paper, and three citizens, grow
ing out Of offensive articles published in Re-
publican papers.
The editor, named Bently, who was also a
school teacher, was called. A report was
Immediately circulated among the negroes
that Bentley had been killed, and men were
dispatched to arouse the negroes on the
plantation. and IN a very short time they
were ilocking, fully armed, to Opelouse, ap-
parently fully organized and prepared for
such an occasion.
Several bodies Of negroes were met and dis
persed By the efforts of the sensible, mode
rate men, both colored and white. Ono
body, however, led by negro who called
himself captain, refused to disperse when
ordered to do so. A fight ensued, in which
Two negroes we're killed and four or five
wounded. Five or six whites we're wound
ed, two very severely, and q number OF
horses killed. The negro who called him.
self captain was killed. Eight negroes were
captured and lodged in Jail, and the balance
dispersed. Orders we're Issued for disarmine
+, negroes, which were executed with some diff
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6culty but sfsctually, and the arms belong
ing to the negroes are now in the hands Of
the authorities.
The Parish is now perfectly quiet. During
the excitement the material OF the st. Ian.
dre Progress va scattered and circulated By
negroes, who were lying in ambush. The
negroes were arrested and killed. Another
white planter is reported shot while sitting
in his house.
The troubles existed only in the Parish OF
st. Landre. The adjoining Parishes are per-
fectly quiet.
Lieutenant Lee reports that he could learn
Of but two whites killed and eight or ten
wounded. Five negroes were killed and
15 C % wounded. He expresses the opinion
that the number Of casualties will exceed
these, a. the negroes in some instances had
to be overpovered. Bently was the
only white radical who suffered, and he only
in the loss Of printing material and Gaming
he received.
Lieut.. Lee reports that quiet has been re-
stored, and everybody pursuing their ordin-
ary avocations. No further trouble is appre-
hended. The white inhabitants Of the Parish
outnumber the blacks. Armed mounted pa
trolls are, however, still kept up.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsH1saroN. Oct.

WASHINGTON, Oct. Z.
This afternoon the Supreme Circle Of the
Brotherhood of the Union now in session
here, visited tho President By appointment.
The New York, New Jersey, Delaware,
Pennsylvania, Maryland, District Of Colum-
bia and Virginia delegations we're severally
introduced, when the President. in response
to the salutaticns that they came to pay their
respects to him not only as Chief Magistrate
but as member Of the fraternity, said he
felt more than thankful for this manifestation
Of friendship, and expressed hope that
they would all hereafter meet under more fa-
yorable circumstances.
A special order just red from the War
Department directs that General Dyer, Chief
Of the Ordnance Bureau, be relieved from
the charge of the Ordnance Bureau, upon
the application of the Court Of Inquiry ap.
pointed by special order Of September 10th,
to continue until the conclusion Of its iuves-
iigation.
The same order directs Colonel S. " Ben
nett, Of the Ordnance Department, to report
in person TO General Dyer to relieve him
while before the Court.
The published statements that owing to
the revolution in Spain this Government is
interesting itself in the purchase Of Cuba,
are altogether untrue. The subject has not
been mentioned in the Cabinet
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FROM CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, i}Ct

CHICAGO, Oct I
The Indian Peace Commissioners met at
the fremont House to-day. Among the dis
tinguished officers present are Gen. Grant,
lieutenant General Sherman. Major General
Hsrney, Major General Terry, Major Gene
fal Sanborn, Col. l.. n. Taylor. Superintend-
tnt of Indian Affairs, Col. c. B. Comstock,
and Col. A. 8. White.
The Commissioners met at 1890 p. M,
and proceeded to business.
A resolution was adopted excluding res
porters from the deliberations of the body,
but the proceedings will be furnished for the
public by the Secretary in due time.
/ A special to the Post, dated Peoria, 1th,
says: The last rail on the Toledo, Peoria l.
Warsaw Railroad, between this city and War
saw, was laid on Monday. Yesterday the
IGss, through car from Columbus, O., came
here ard went on to Canton. The whole
road will be open next week.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. Z.
Judge Read, of the Supreme Court of this
State, has written letter taking ground
against issuing naturalization papers in blank
BY the Supreme Court, and discrediting the
statements that papers Of naturalization in
blank have been issued to the number of
over 600. He il sustained by Judgs ..g-
new, also by Judge Williams, who was ap-
pointed by Gov. Geary to Gil the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Judge Strong.
The letter says this will be the opinion Of a
majority Of the Court when Judge Williams
takes his seat. The next meeting Of the
Court will be Monday next, at Pittsburg.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST.. Louis, Oct. /.
A drenching rain has been falling nearly
| all day. The attendance at the Fair was
very mesgre. There were no exhibitions in
the arena, and nothing was done except by
the awarding committee. 10 morrow will
be observed as a b ,liday the Merchants Ex-
change will be closed, and business general
y suspended. 1t will also be the grand day
Of the Fair, and from present indications the
weather will be fair, as it is now clear and
cool.
The Republican demonstration for tonight
has been postponed until Saturday, in con-
sequence of the weather.
A slight snow fell at st. Joseph, Mo, to-
dav
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

PITTsRuRG, Oct. !.
In the cases of Edward Keenon, deputy
Chairman Of the Democratic Central Cons
mittee and others, charged, by Hon. John
Covode, with colonizing voters in his district,
before hearing the charges, was withdrawn
and the defendants were discharged, the
prosecutor paying the costs.
Norwich, Conn.,, Oct. /.
At the last evening session of the Amer
lean Beard Of Commissioners of Foreign
Missions Rev. Fl. r. Wilson, of Cincinnati,
preached the annual sermon. HIS discourse
was able aud commanded the earnest atten-
ton of the audience.
To-day Rev. s. B. Treat read an appeal for
the support of missions Addresses were
delivered by Hon. VIM. T. Dodge, Of New
York. and s. B. Chi,tenden, of Boston.
BosToS, Oct. :.
The Republic Of the 7th Massachusetts
district have nominated George S. Boutwell,
for Congress.
BuFfALo, Oct. {.
The Goth session Of the General Confer
ence of the Freewill Baptists organized to-
day. The reports read represent them in
tlourishlng condition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-08
DR.. GEO. E. EHlNGER.
HOMEOPATHIST!
Om0U ON Fourth Street,
Bet. Main and Blondeau, KEOKUK.

Having had Is years Of experience, part OF the
time Old School Physician am warranted In
commencing my present mode Of treatment superior
it being entirely free from tho harsh and urious prac
ce using poisonous doses Of Mercury Arsenic Opium
Ac whereby much irrsparabls injury Ia constantly
done will continue to pay special attention to the
.eases of Women and Children, and Chronic diseases,
such scrofula, diseases ofthe Lungs and Throat dis
Of the Bye Oonstipation Piles, Dyspepsia, &c Ac
the Atlantic Mutual Life Insurance Company Albany
N. tho rast superiority Of Homeopathy will appear.
Iu its announcement that Company say:
ITO those who s0ploy the homeopathic eystem of
Medicine, whom III, this Company will make deduction
Of per ccG non the usual ratss Of premum. feeling
satisfied thas rAe mortality from disease IL vastly less
under this mode Of treatment. Prom large mas Of
stastios gathered from all parts Of the civilized world,
and supplied largely by Alopa4hic authorities
ing the ofths treatment Of 800
disease IL drawn the following:
GENERAL eUMMARY
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES

MADRID Oct l.
The Provisional Government is organized.
Serranc nd Prim have been made Honora-
ry Presidents, and Aguirre Acting Presi-
dent Ribero and Vigo Arago, Vice Pres-
dents; and Figuerolo Minister Of Finance
LONDON, Oct. I.
Its said that the committee appointed by
the last House of Commons on the subject of
the land laws in Ireland, will report to the
next session at an early day, and that the
Ministers will bring in bill to adjust the
question.
terrible explosion occurred to-day at
Darnley's building, used for the manufacture
Of fire works. The building was utterly de-
stroyed. Five dead bodies were taken from
the ruins, and seven persons were badly in
jured.
PARIS, Oct. I.
Advices from Rio Janeiro mention ru-
NOR that President Lopez had been defeat
and was obliged to retire from his position at
San Fernando.
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| NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.

VNHE undersigned, as assignee in Bank
u rupioy Of H. X. Lows, will or.r at public sale to
the highest bidder the Court House in Keokuk, ata
o'clock p m October l2th 1885, all the interest OF sait
estate In the Owyhee Gold and silver Mining Company
and in the Owy hss Gold aud Silver Tunnel Right.
G!IAs. HuBBELL,
Keokuk Get, g. 1868 Assignee
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Notice

Is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed by Board Of Super yisors OF Lss
copnty lows TO take general supervision OF the
the County and all application for relief must be made
to him lie can be found st the Clerks once In keo-
kuk, here application for relief cea be made.
2D0Rak DfAaWooD.
Ksakuk. Iewa Del. L lsesd&w 2w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-08
KEOKUK DIREC TORY.

- clubs Of ten, (each 6(
-
rnunH MP FIT n q "
Il q " a " a - ~ ~ ~ = " ~ =
ATTORNEYS.
Brown Knowles......-..cor Main if'h streets
eeoha s'fee'
American Watches.
SO Bridges ..................Nos l Estes House
urieh 4 Goodman an................7l III Main street
Ismbicton i Huiskamp. p...-......sy Main street
-cc- prrnun
psares a son ~. 'a'e o's . - - "A'A : y
RA0 FACTORY.
= AiA '''''
8DOKs 4 sTATIONERY.
uav,d , ~ Lo.. Main .,,... Dnsar Fon,,b
w.h.te, Bro, ,...ss....s 80 Main street
cor Third i Main streets
iluiskamp 4 AMatless.........-.....sg Main street
uui.t.mn Bro Main street-bet 4th 5th.
EKHart. Art. I3B Main street
uuCxEYE FOUNDRY.
Vail, Armitage i Co........cor Ninth Jennfon.
BONNET BLEACHEHf.
Emerson n,......-..''...'ooi " =
sam Bridges Estes House.
T. 4. y ayres sons.... ...'...''o' ''a''i es's''
CLOTHIEHs.
Vencill, JonesA Co.....cor Third Main streets
comnIssloN MENcnAnis
Olocks-Wholesalo d Retail
hf'uses..''''''' '..'..''-
n... S,,v.r w.re.
nrNTIaTRY.
l.c lngersoii.....cor ihird .ha'h ups''i'''
.y1,n1.EaA lE.
NJ Shelley Sons..................s7 Nam stree.
Kraner, Irwin Co................ios lam street
U6s-WHOLEsALE 4 RETAIL
wilkinson. Bartlett 4 Co...........e4 Main street
Kerr g. Fuiler.............. .......sl Main street.
''0' --.---
DRY-GOODs-RETAI
bos'w wA. = | '..-'' IS Main street
u 49,. o. g Estes House
r Foster ~, II fla'a Ms;ns, sires,
Hpiesberger, Mayer q to.........-.No.i Il = -a -a 81
AnRF1vaAE' o,
q ridges............-.....Nosf d EFtes mouse
FURNITURE.
j. B. Cross i Co ...................l39 fam street
!. ,h. ..roa. nal Ss1atb
"oeaf s. h...''...'..' onnso. " 49, -
GO -. Nos1 4 3 Estes Hous
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LATEST By TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
From WaShin z ton.
The Indian Peace Commissioners
In Chicago.
Late Advices from Spain and
south America.
President Lopez Defeated ut San
Fernando.
Particulars OF the Louisiana
Troubles.
Destruction Of n Printing
Office.
The Rioters Dispersed and Order
Restored.
The Rioters Dispersed and Order
Restored.
LATE NEWS BY CABLE.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1893.
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I.IME! LIME! E.lnE

pleted ard are prepared to furnish thfir superior
LIN, In ausnttias to emit. ct the lowest n'ket 'Aft
The exfensye RrranSemens and facilities Ter nanntett-
ring and tr anspoftipg AT their works viii ershe tti
to keep fnl snpply lines ofd4rs may ltt at
IL Bnes Hardware Store, At thn othee CT the hso-
knk Manufacturing Company
fnuel0dtf Manager
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1t viii thus he seen thst Of one hundred patients
treated by Homeopathic physciahs eight will die, while
If the same number treated by Ailopathic phys-
csns thiyfour will die; and Of the myriads who die
under old treatment the world over, Hom9opah
treatment would sase snty-sx of every hundred
Prom such facts It II di1cult TO how the lore Of
humanity ything 10 do with the swearing Of stu
dents certain medical Institutions to prevent them
from investigating this system If medicine
oct2 GEO. Z EHIN0 H. n. ID.
GRANT
300 900 co.@.x :.9 100000
Badges Medals and Pins must bel GRANT CIsAR,
clossd out at half the cost 10 mann 6ne flavor,
factare- Every club in the country worth
should get them At once US per 1000
LOCO gt-border Grant Badges, s. 70 be sold
600 dne gilt elegant Grant Badges At SO Per coo
$12. in order
LOCO extra gilt Gi ant and CofaX to introduce
Badges, &l2. them
1000 beautiful Club Badses in the market 'Grant
and Cofsx," 800. Any smart agent msks from 81
to s25 per day. We send present 600 Grant Cigars
with every order OF $50 Money must acconpsny the
order Satisfaction guaranteed Send Post-ofce order,
addressed to RICHARDS Il MART, IS Murray St :,
Box 3l31. n. r References Postmaster in New York,
Nassau Bank, T. N. Hickcox Co. Y. oct2.d3w
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fWPY.

lC0PY.I
R<toped That owing to the Act pissed at the
Assembly making provisions for the relief OF certain
class Of INDECENT persons, and the enormous expense
paid BY Lee County the support OF paupers
6taauood md the sams il hereby appcintsd
mitt.e Of hs Board for the county whose duty
ha, he 10 .ske general Of tue peor and In
90 doing sha lsast three days In each week
10 Jsckson al applica lions Tor
+. msde dh sctIy Mr. Stsnwood whose duty II shall
be to send persons applying for and found entitled
70 relief the poor house. except in special and
that no accounts be allowed unless endorsed by Mr.
Stsuwood correct.
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State Of Iosoa, Lee Cbunty -.
ICbares Doerr Clerk Of the Board Of supervisors OF
LeeCouny Iowa. certify the foregoing be trne copy
Of Resolution passsd by the Board Of Super vsoFs OF
said County, on this day,
Witness my hand this 3o'h day Of septsm5ea, a. y
1853. CHARLES Dokhh
oc,o asw o.. Clerk.
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Pickles.
BBLS., 10 hf. bbls., and 25 kegs Pickles.
- in vinegar, for sale by
octa ROBERTSON & ALBERs
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Keokuk. Gets. Is
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GAS q STEAM FITTINGS.
johnson, street bet Sd i 4th
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-07
Nec,ingofthc Bible SocIcty.

Ata meeting of the Board OF Mana
gers of the Wheeling and OhiO county
Bible Society, held February 3, at the
Religious Book Store. 1t was
ResoIred, l. That this Society do ap-
prove of, and adopt the action OF the
American Bible Society for another re-
distribution of the Holy Scriptures
throughout the United States.
Rcs0lrcd, >. That we take immediate
steps to make a thorough canvass OF the
city and its suburbs, with view 10 FL
feet the same in our city.
Rcsolred, $. That steps be taken 10
the securing of one or more agents,
ithose speaking both German and En-
Glish preferably whose duty 1t shall be
10 visit every family and supply those
flat are destitute OF the Bible, either
by sale or donation where they will re-
ceiye the same, and solicit donations IN
aid of the Bible Cause.
Resolred, 4. That the following be u
committee to carry ont the above reSo-
lutiOns:
Rev. Franklin Ball, Rev. John Mohl''
l.. J. Stone and q. W. Stoner.
The committee will meet at the Bible
House on Monday the 10th inst, at i
o'clock p. NJ, to receive applications OF
persons desiring to enter upon the above
work
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-07

of the Legislature in regard to the mat
ter suggested in the report of the CON-
mittee Oh the State of the Order.
Brothers Allison, Ball and Mullenix
were appointed on said committee.
The unwritten work was then given
to the members of the order present.
On motion of n. n. Hoffman, it was
Resolred, That our representatives to
the X. w. G. Lodge of North America
be instructed to ask that Lodge to hold
their next session in the city of Wheel
ing; and tender them the hospitailtles
of the city and State.
The committee on Official Organ made
a report, for which Brother F. Ball pre-
scented a substitute, which, after sone
debate by Brothers Rohrbough, Gregg
Ball, Rippey, Hoffman and Others, was
laid on the table until next meeting OF
our Grand Lodge.
The Lodge then adjourned until :
o'clock, P. N.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-07
How They Use she Advantage.


If we are allowed to believe all Wna'
oar exchanges say aud what we are
told. the ladies are availing themselves
of the advantages of Leap Year IN Vari-
ons parts of the country. Fer instance
a few DAYS ago a gentleman informed
us that a party of young ladies E'ing
in the neighborhood of this city, hear
ing of a private gathering Of an equal
number of gentlemen ont on the Ma
tional pike, repaired to the place with
sIeichs and captured the whole of them
and carried them to a hotel, where they
had everything provided, such as supper
ursic ready for the dance, and then foot
eJ the bills, 1t was what we would call
a surprise party; as the gentlemen were
surnrised at the ladies, and were sur
nrised again that they had nothing to
nav. In some places they invite their
gentlemen friends out skating August
their skates, and escort them home IN
the most approved style; in Others
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-07

WESTERN.
| 70 boxes Niagara Us, black,
> caddies do. los, ami Navy =,
boxes Russelis los black,
10 boxes Ellegantus los, black
- Csddirs Us,
% Highland ClieftaiB Is black,
. Mermaid Navy Is
o. Pine Apple Navy Is
OEDasyaRGRNIA.
10 boxes Sweet Rose bright lbs,
, " AmbTOsia lbs.
30 Curiosity lbs,
10 Twin III Dorado, soft pTcsse4 =,
Bright Twist,
10 4" MilIers Fine Twist
10 Diadem Soft Pressed Is.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
Is bills +. G. cut and dry,
10 half bbls I. u. cut and dry,
10 kegs MCBeans o twist. for sale.
MAXWELL * TISGLE.
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The Weather.


We are licensed tospoak ofthe wealth
er Yesterday, because it was Ct an I'M
usual character, and we think it was the
means of robbing us ola few "items."
But we will be liberal in the matter,
and only mention how it made some
people travel. We saw the LATEST OF
men shake their bones over the streets
to escape its cold embrace. Some of
them, perhaps, had never carried them
selves so rapid before for number OF
wears. and their bodies must have been
surprised and Thought they had got on
the wrong legs as they cut the freezing
wind with their forms. There were
many exhibitions of this kind on the
streets, but the same can he applied ~
the whole of them.
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"Girl Wanted nerc.o

'Slfl " buteu mere
The above is a sign We see every day
in window on Main street, and its
frequency has aroused our curiosity.
Now we don't know whether they are
ladies or gentlemen who want this girl,
for we never stopped to inquire, but
presume they are the latter. Acting
upon the last Supposition, it does seem
very strange that the 'girl wanted"
has never come along to take the place,
if the business is not conducted on the
omnibus principle. OF never being full.
But perhaps they are hard TO please,
and turn away a number OF applicants
daily. Then, again, they may be bach
elorS, and intend to leave the card re-
main, ut all hazards, until it takes the
eye of the right female. In either case,
this being leap year, we should have
thought that there would have been
no necessity for the course pursued,
and that when the card caught
the eye of lady she WeuId
Immediately present herself. But we
may be speaking isnorantly in regard
to this matter, and the lumber Of girls
who wanted the place may be so many
as to have frightened the individuals
away from the establishment before
taking in their sign" if that should
be the case we beg their pardon. Any
way, the conclusions we have arrived
at is, that there is girl wanted; that
she is either wanted By man or wo-
man; that the parties who want this
girl are either hard to please, or they
have no applicants; that if none have
applied they have none to choose from;
and if that is the case they bad better
take in the card and the girls give up
the privileges of leap year.
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Ice on The Sfreefn.

Ice or the Streets.
There is quite large amount OF ice
accumulated on TIE different streets,
from, we suppose the bursting of water
pipes. We intend to speak more es-
pecially of that on Market street, at the
Market House. 1t has Gccasioned con-
siderable inconvenience to market peo-
pie, and persons attending the market.
We know of several instances of ladies'
falling and hurting themselves very
badly, one yesterday, though not so Sc
rious, but it went near making the lady
turn back summersault, bringing her
about one-thir9 around. She recovered
herself again, however, and truddled
along about her BUSINESS smilingly.
We would suggest that the man whose
business it is TO to attend to the market
that he have the ice cut away, perhaps
it will save fractured limb, if done in
time.
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"Reminiscences snIe

OF Real Estate ia Ohio County, near fest
Liberty.
DY VIRTUE OF a DECREE CT THE
ID Circuit Court Of Ohio county, West Vir.
ginia, pronounced on the lsth day Of May, 1861,
IN q cause In Chancery therein then depending
wherein j. y. Caldwell is complainant aud
Samuel Dunlap and others ale defendants, i
will, on MONDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF MARCH, 1865
proceed to sell az the premises, that piece Of
land on which Samuel Dunlap now resides, lying
on the road from Short Greek 10 WesJ Alexan-
der, Pa. and Joining lands with Salathiel Curtis;
also Samuel Dunlaps interest in tho landed
estate Of William Dunlap, deceased in com.
plainants exhibit a filed in said Iuse, men.
TONED. The above mentioned tract or parcel Of
land contains about three and one half acres
more or hess aud comfortable building thereon
sale to commence 1t ten o'clock, a. NJ. Terms
CASH y RICHARDSON,
feh3.6Swtd Special Comm; ssnHer