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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-18
By Hill & Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1908 Main street.

ry,RUsTEE'5 SALE OF HOUSE AND
LOT ON MADDOX RiLL.-.y virtue Of a
deed Of trust executed BY nth1ny Holmes 70 the
tub. cribtr dated It'll January. 1ss'' ana reguiniy
recorded in the Hustio gs C0uI of In my hicn-
moad shall sell, on THURSDAY Il. ,. nay,
HOUSE now occupied by said Homes, on b, Saao1
rooms kitchen and stable. Lot 81 by la2ieet,
TERMS OF SALE: Cash for so much as VIII oe<
fray expenses or sale and satisfy note for slao
with of protest, and balance on sucn terms ~
Ssio ''''''i'' NJ Il. 4. kTRINsoN, Ja., Trustee.
HILL & GcDDIS, Auctioneers. my II
GALE OF VALUABLE LANDS IN
y NKCKLENBURG COUNTY, Vh.-By virtue
Of a deer, @ Of III. Circuit court OF Nee kIenburs
county. rendered st the April term thei cor ise9,
in the case Of Mcllw ane, Son & 20 rs: James N.
BIaDk Ks 4. Il. Crowdcr, and oth.rs. fnaII, on
T'ITg5DkY, the 18th day OF June lss9 sell. upon
fhe premises, TO the highest b der. NJ public auc-
lion the tract Of land on which a. b. Grower now
resides wing on In, waters Of bluestone crlefl1
a county within one mile VI Roanoke river, and
ss. miles from scotshurg depot, on the SIGH
twels. Danvllle railroad. containing ssst acres.
mond AM. FOR the mos. part exceedingly fertile
ibis TRACT r. Nnd has upon It a handsome dwell
and productive. ary outhuil&ings. = moro my
Ing with all necc.s~ .'n.r unr ccessary. as 1t Is
nu.e de ,cripiOn IL De. ~i,iue t. pu,chase will
Supposed that perso de-. sion To- be given on
extmine the property. r"s'.1 The privilege to
the purchase. OF seeing VII, a. CO, chase mo-
~ INNS OF snT.E: Une-thifd OF III. pn. sidue a
uey To be required In cash; All as 10 the r, er 10
credit IF six and twelve mon h, the purchaA 'rg
execute bonds for the deferred payments carry,
interest from the day OF lie ana the title 10 mo
prope ~ to be retained until ih1 whole OF me pun
'H"'' 'D' s. Z. J0HNsON, Commissioner:
mvl7-dtd ko'dton. Va
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IMPORTANT SALE OF LAND AND
1 PERSONAL PROPERTY III HECnLE&-
BURG COUNTY, " BY virtue OF a decree Of
the ircutt Court Of Me@ktenburg county, Va,
rendered on the 18th day OF pri, 1862, in the suit
Of Davis and VIE agJlns. Oliver &c, shal: on
residence OF John 81. Oliver, IN said c"rGty sell 10
the highest bidder at public au, ton three several
TR CTS or PARCELS OF LAND owned By the
said john ~. hliver--to Wit
Ihe TRACT which the said John u. Oliver
resides, containing about SEVEN HUNDRED
ACRGH.
4 TRACT Immediately adjoining known rs
row ET1'c,n containing about 80 Uh HUH
DIED ACRES and
Another TR' II. adjoining the lands or william
g. Dotson and others, containing about FIVE
HUNDRED ACE%S.
At the same time AID place shalt sell the entire
HOUSEHOLD aud KITCHEN FUR MI URE Of
The said Oliver his FARMING IMP az MENTS
Of every descriptions; hi; stock Of HORSES,
MULES, CATTLE, EUuS, and aHEEP, and Il
BUGGY and HARNESS.
The lands referred to are situated within a few
mi OF Chrlsta svil.e. and are for the III "St part
fertile and productive, being well adAp,d 10 tie
grow tn Of the usual products Of the country.
The improvements upon the tract upon which
the said Oliver resides consist Of an excellent
clearinghouse and all necessary ouiHutldiDgs
Possession 70 the real estate To be delivered on the
LIST day Of January 1870, with the privilege TO the
purchaser Of seeding wheat crop.
TERMS OF SALE : a sufficient amount OF the pro-
cccd5 Of the real estate To pay the costs Of suit and
expenses of sale will be required In cash and as
to the residue. credit OF six, twelve, and eighteen
proved security for the deferred payments and the
little to be retained until the whole OF the purchase
money is paid. The personal property VIII he Sold
up; a credit CT SIX months, except rs to sums Of
$50 and under, for which cash will be required.
s. 4. JOHNSON, Commits ioner,
RoyItOn. Va.
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EOR RENT.

TOR RENT, the desirable HOUSE On
" No s. on Third street between Maia EZs2
and Cary. Possession given Immediately.
l9-sts
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CERGE ANTS SALE.-Will be sold on
NJ. at the ST re of K. KiDg & Co., on Cary be-
tween Tbirte en.h and Virginia streets,
One pair HOWE PLATFORM SCALES,
weighing 500 rounds; and
One HCIsTINH MAJ II NJ AND ROPE,
to SATISFY distress warraLt In my HANDS In favor
Of n. f. Bowe against I. E. Eorst',
myl7 Sergeant CITY 81 Richmond.
ITO BE SOLD ON THURSDAY, goth
4 irstant, the GOODWILL and FIXTURES
OF BAKERY, along with the u.cIptted Lsase,
now occupied by John U'Seill No. 1913 Main
street with two good routes. Reason OF selling
Is engaging In other business.
TEHM- : made known on day Of sale.
myH-3 JOHN o'SEILE.
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ACTION SALES.


G7F rFEyf-s FUTURE DAY.
.rk-r.~-rJ -J-~--->r~-~~-~-e~
- By Wellington ooda'n.
Aucaoneer and Real Estate Agent
VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT, ON
v LEasEHoLD. ON THE NORTH SIDE S Or
GARY BETWEEN THlHTEE NTH ATT y
FOURTEgNp Fl STREETS, FOB sAE ~ rra.
ATTUTtON-Wlll be sold NJ auction. on the pre-
misses, on THURSDAY the Goth May. Hoa NJ y
O'Clock 2. NJ, that valuable THtns 81 on
RsTTK TEHAMtNT loca:ed above, now IN
The occupancy OF MessTs. scott Boiling, subJecs
to ground rent OF $500 per annum; a1es anh -
insurance to expire lst January, 1870, AZ nic u
time lie lessor is to take the building Mt Valuation
TERMS: Half cash balance ut anu no nj
for NEGOTIABLE notes, interest added, secured pJ
trust deed. ,oDD,r ,r,so,ear
my IL w. 6ODDLN, Auc-tonSSL.-
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BY Hill 8 Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1903 Main street.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS OS
v TWENTY.ETaHTR BETW EEH az we
p sTRETTS FOX SALE At AUCiiDE..We
viii feil at auction on THITRsDAY, goth instant,
on the premises. FOUR BulhDISG ~ f,an, , oil
1sb feet eacn aud running back ls2 feet:
"'3 Hpyc. tt sale HILL i GUDDlN,
~ kuctioneere,
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1Onn MAIN STREET.

1900 MAIN STREET STR
CLOTHING made to order by
z. B. SPENCE & SON.
SHIRTS made TO order by
E. B. SPENCE & SON.
PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS for sale
,v T.. B. SPENCE & SON.
WALKING CANES, in great variety. for sale
,v E. j. SPENCE & son.
WRIGET'S PATENT UMBRELLAS for sale
nv K. L. SPENCE & SON.
EECKTIES and SChRFs for sale by
E.B. SPENCE d SOW.
PATENT ELLIPTIC BRACE SUsPP.NDERS
for sale by L. b. SfENCh DUN
LINEN and PAPER COLLARS for sale by
F.B. SPENCE IL SON.
sAIJZE MERINO UNDERWEAR for sale by
Z. 4. SPENCE 4 son.
CLOTHING. SHIFTS, and HENTLIMs H'S
FURNISHING GOODS,
for sale low by E. B. SPENCE Il SON,
mv7 1900 Main street.
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WTANTED, BOARDERS.-several DAY
w BOARDEsS and two or three LODGEHS
can procure good BOARD 81 reasonable rates In
private family near Franklin Hnd nineteenth
streets by apple alton through box rs! = edmond
post-oflice. Gdress A.. or apply reiS nllly, at
the printing Office corner Of Main AID Fourteenth
STREETS nv let
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AUCrHOH SALES.
BY wellington Goddin,
apc.;oneer and Zeal Estate Agent

~y--S- -~ls'sg
yTTuEE nAY.
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MTANTED, everybody to know that -!
wv am still carrying On the IEkMING BUSI-
MESS. My office IS No. lsl! cary street between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth, where will te pleased
10 see nv old & tends and customers and receive
their orders for hauling, which will be attended to
promptly. Zap 2-aml b. a. HATCHER.
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Council Proceedings.
CHARTER MEETING.

TUESDAY July 10Th, 1869.
City Council met pursuant to requirement ofCity
Charter, 70 review the assessment roll of the real
and personal property within the city limits liable
TO taxation for city purposes for the present mu-
nicipial year.
Present-Mayor Shuler, and Aldermen Fiske.
Brunker, Hughes, Clifford, Colwell Freeman, Os.
man, BOsserman, Bell and Calkins
On motion of Calkins, the reading of the minutes
Of the last meeting wasldispensed with
nThe assessment roll of taxes assessed for the
year 1869, for city purposes, duly returned and
certified to by City Assessor, was submitted. and
city council notified that the requisite notice had
been given Of the time when city council would
meet for the purpose of reviewing said assessment
Objection of n. B. Bristol to the assessment made
on personal property belonging to him, and assessed
in the name OF Gridev, Bristol Co., for the rea-
son that he was not resident of the ctv-and
therefore his personal property, although within
the city limits was not liable to taxation for CITY
purposes, was presented, and on motion of Fiske,
objection was ordered to lie on the table
On motion of Calkins-- Ordered That city coun-
Gil hear oil objections against assessments filed in
the clerks office, before taking action against any
one.
All the objections filed in clerks office not pre-
vlOusly disposed OF were then read, and on motion
OF Cskins, were referred, with assessment roll,
to special committee consisting of three alder
men, city attorney and city assessor for report to
an adjourned meeting of city council to be held on
Thursday, July 22d, 1869, at o'clock, p "
The chair appointed Alderman Fiske, Burke and
Osman, with city attorney and city assessor, as
said committee.
On motion Of Colwell, adjourned to Thursday,
July 39d, 1859.
r. N WATERMAN. City Clerk
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BURGLARS AT WORE-On the night of Fri
day, July 10th, the houses If John Simpson and
William Galloway, in the town of Eagle. were
entered by burglars. A few dollars in money
were taken from the former. On the uipht of
the 10th, the houses of Hamilton Patterson and
Ammon Moon, who reside near the village sf
Reading, were visited. Missing in their search
considerable sum of money, the rogues took
from Mr.. Patterson his pocket book, containing
five dollars. At Moons they were more success
ful, carrying off s11O in money and note for
$40O.
On the following night the houses Of Samuel
Grant, Mr.. Fcgle and j. N. Curry were also en-.
tered. From each of the two former, about $25
were taken. Mr. Curry, who resides in the vii
lage Of Reading, lost $3.50 in money, and notes
to the amount Of $400.
The Williams piled their victims with ohloro-
form, which produced very alarming effects on a
young child of Mr.. Moons.
On the same night, the room of Mr.. T. A.
Cantwell, at Utica, was entered by burglar or
burglars, and a good coat and $3.50 in money
were stolen.
No clue to the perpetrators of these dlstardly
crimes has yet been discovered.
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Best Linen Duck Coats to be had, are sold for
only $40 at NJ. stiefel's Clothing Bazaar.

NEW RAHRoAD.-Parties we are informed,
were at Ottawa during the past week, examin.
ing the advantages of the location as crossing
place for the proposed grand air line railroad
from tho railroad connections at Pittsburg, Erie,
&C., by the nearest route to Omaha. The prc.
posed air line will enter Ohio little beyond
Beaver, and passing Akron, Fort Wayne, &c.,
will strike for the Rock Island road at Morris,
Ottawa or La Sale. whichever affords the best
crossing place. As very slight examination
must be sufficient tc satisfy any engineer Of com.
mon sense on that head, it would not be surpris-
ing it, within year, we should see preparations
for the erection Of another railroad bridge across
the Illinois river at this city.
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New SAFE-We noticed going into the First
National Bank, week ago, new safe On in.
quiry We find it to be the famous "Terwilliger
Safe,r manufactured by Terwiliger & Co., N. Y.
the only safe made that has thus far defed the
oonaagatien and the burglar; and on examin-
ing 1t, one Is indeed at loss to conceive how,
when properly closed, it is within the compass
|of tho elements or human ingenuity to gain ac-
cess to it without the key in the hands of the
person that closed it. Our conclusion was that,
if we had half millions worth of valuables in.
side Of that safe, housed as it is in fire proof
vault we should be able to go to sleep with con-
sciousness that our treasure.was secure.
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We have long needed some gentleman in our
city who will devote his whole attention to the
real estate business, and we have had this want
supplied in R. II. Lowe & Co., formerly Of New
York. Mr.. Lowe is an energetic business man,
and he assures US that he is determined to do his
utmost to give universal satisfaction, and being
a man OF experience and perseverance We doubt
not but that h. il! be successful He has sstab-
lished himself Clifton Hotel, and We say
to all who wan 'uy, sell or exchange, 70 to
X. II. Lowe { His list of sales of lands will
appear in our aims weekly
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NUMBER so.
Board Of Education.
REGULAR MEETING.

REGULAR MEETING
OPFIcE OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
M Ottawa, July 18th, 1859,
i've Doard met pursuant to adjournment.
fresent-Drector Paul, Pres't and Directors
Markfe, Stout, Spencer and Fulton.
The minutes of the meeting on June 25th were
read and approved.
nc. On motion of Director Stout, it was ordered,
Ihas the teachers appointed Friday, June 25. 1869.
as as n.st assistant in Second, Fourth and Fifth
annum: '' Pe'
Second ward-Miss Hise, s4oo
Fourth Ward-Miss Petinglll. sac
Fifth Ward-Miss L. Green, $3.50.
took their seats. fP'"''N "'iu
Director Stout moved that the board onnrova
the suggestions of the committee on buildinas in
relation to repairing and making secure the found
alton under Third Ward school house, and refsr
the matter to committee on building with power
to act.
Director Courtney's motion, to defer it till newt
year until the Board could raise tax to paw for
said repairs, was lost Noes s. Yeas g
The motion OF Director Stout was then carried
Yeas 5, Noes 2.
Director Courtney offered the following motion:
THAT the President be authorised to make note
Tor thirteen hundred dollars, to pay the. balance
due teachers, interest on outstanding bonds and
Director Stout offered the following amendment
to said motion:
THAT the President of this Board be, and he is
nereDy authorised to borrow a sum not exceeding
three thousand dollars, at a rate of interest
not exceeding ten per cent. per annum, for one
year. to be expended In repairing school buildings
IN said city, and for such other purposes as said
Board shall deem necessary to keep the public
schools in successful operation.
SEQ. 2, Said bonds shall be issued in sums of
not less than five hundred dollars each, and shall
be executed by the President Of said Board and
countersigned by the Clerk thereof. The Pres.
dent and treasurer Of said Board hereby author
ised to sell and negotiate said bonds, and the
money obtained by the sale of said bonds shall be
paid to the Treasurer Of said Board"
Which was accepted. YeasI5 Noes g.
Director Courtney's motion, as amended
Director Stout, was carried. Yeas 5, Noes 3
The following bills were presented and read
N, A. i 8. E. Dewey, sl5 81
John Msnley Il Co., 17ls
On motion of Directos Courtney the Clerk was
authorised to draw checks Treasurer, for inter-
| est coupons due July 1st, 1869, as presented.
The following receipts were received and filed:
Rectipt Of John f. Nash, Treas, to Samuel E.
Beede, for twenty eight dollars, for tuition re-
ceived in 7th Ward.
Receipt Of J. F. Nash Treas, to Geo. Jekyll, for
one hundred and thirty.thee dollars and thirty
three cents for his note given in part payment for
old school house and lot in Sixth Ward
On motion Of Director Marke, the Board ad
journed 70 July 23d 1869. ~ o'clock.
THOS. W. PHELPS, Clerk
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Our Bellows.

Not wishing to be outdone by competitors,
even in the matter of blo,csng, we have contract
ed with King, Storm IL Hurricane for the con-
struction Of bell0cs, with which to do the Mo,o-
ING for our firm. Its receipt will be duly
heralded. In the meantime we would state
candidly for the benefit of the ts,0, who trade at
other places that ours is by fal the best place to
make their purchases, not only in the matter of
getting better goods at lower prices but the Ger.
tainty OF increased prosperity and good health
Our customers are seldom sick, and consequently,
but rarely II ever die.
LYNCH, BEATTY Il iO'KANE.
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II you do not feel well, you send for doctor
he calls upon you, looks wise, sucks the head of
OF paper which you take to drug store and
there pay Scots. to $1.00 beside the doctor fee,
for remedy nine times out of ten not half as
good rs Judson's Mountain Herb pills, which are
only twenty-five cents per box. Do you think
the former the best because you pay the most
for 1t If You do, we advise You to aso just for an
experiments the Judsons Mountain Herb Pills.
and zee for yourself that they are one of the best
family 1nedicines compounded they cure Heast,
ache, Indigestion, Billiousness, Jaundce, and de-
Female Irregularities Give the Mountain Hall
Pills q trial. Sold by all dealers. June5-lm.
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Boys Linen Coats for rs cents At M. Stiefel's
Clothing Bazaar.

AT REpDIcK & GILLEN's.-The great clear.
ing out sale continues! The biggest and choio-
est stock of dry goods ever brought to Ottawa is
Icing sold at prices so low that the closest buy.
ers are astonished. These are not old, stale
goots' that usually go at any price. But they
are new, of the finest quality and very latest
styles Nor are they goods the fashions Of which
season will change. They embrace all tha.
better class Of silks, grenadines poplins, &c., that
last half life time. and never go wholly out of
fashion
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No BURGLARY.-1t was not the burglars, but
bona fide cash customers, that lowered John
Stonts stock in one big day this week so that his
shelves and counters looked next morning as if
the burglars had gone through them. John had
plenty more goods up stairs, however, and be-
fore business commenced for the day, his shelves
were again filed. 1t is the late enormous reduo.
tion in prices that has caused such raid on
Johns stock.
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The Belvidere and Ottawa railroad project,
although little spoken of here. is very far from
being dead. The directors had meeting at De
kalb on the 10th inst, at which the talk was
favorable to speedy commencement Of work on
the road The counties and towns ON the line
promise to subscribe literally to the stock, and
when enough is raised to grade and tie the road
the directors have assurances there will be no
difficulty in getting it ironed and equipped
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counsel for plaintiff expressly stated that he on
ly asked for nominal damages, the object being
to vindicate character only.
The jury rendered verdict for plaintiff with
damages at 81. On which Mr.. Gray entered
remitter of 80 cents
Armstrong, Gray & Bushnell for plaintiff
Glover, Cook s. Campbell for defendants.
On Wednesday the case of Cameron vs. The
La Sale Glass Company came up and jury was
empanelled. When the respective parties came
into court on Friday morning, it was found that
judgment for the full amount claimed, viz :
e3,O5O, being for work done and money advanced
had been agreed to.
Gray for plaintiff. Bull for defendant.
On Thursday the case Of Gentleman vs. Reed
came up for trial. Reed had taken DIP Gentle
mans horses and cattle for trespass. By an act
of the last legislature it was submitted to each
county whether the stock should be confined ;
it the majority was in favor of it the whole
county was bound by tiff not, then it only be.
came the law in the respective townships where
it was carried.
ried, although defeated in La Sale county, and
Reed seized Gentleman's cattle under the law,
and 80 held them until such time as Gentleman
should repay him the charges under the law,
which Gentleman refused to do, and proceeded
to replevy. Gentleman assured his willingness
to pay the charges under the law, but refused to
pay damages, which Reed also claimed.
The jury rendered a verdict for the defendant
Counsel for plaintiff entered motion for q
new trial.
Glover,t Cook Il Campbell for plaintiff Boyle
& Mayo for defendant.
Another suit between the same parties was
dismissed by plaintiff.
This includes all up to the time of going to
press.
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D1scoURAGISe.-The continued bad weather
for the last two months, with the impossible con-
dition Of the roads and the mpossibility of pur.
suing agricultural operations-particularl as
regards the tillage of corn-has had such de.
pressing influence on the manufacture of agri.
cultural implements in this city, that J. Maier.
hofer, at his plow factory, has discharged all his
hands but two or three, and Gilman, King &
Hamilton have reduced their force of about so
hands to . dozen. This partial suspension of
work in these important establishments, we are
assured, Is expected TO be bat temporary. The
return of good weather, of which the signs are
now regarded as favorable, will doubtless very
soon revive the trade in agricultural implements
Happily, there is no such dearth of employ
ment among day laborers, the railroad contrac-
tors and bridge builders needing constant
supply.
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BODY FoUND.-The body Of boy supposed
to have been about 10 years old, in forward
state of decomposition, was found in the drift
about two miles below Peru in the illinois river,
on the Goth inst. Nothing to identify the re-.
mains except a white shirt with plested bosom
and dark woolon pants. A piece Of the pants is
preserved for Identification. For additional in.
formation address II. w. UNDERHlLL, j. r.,
Peru, III.
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CHoLERA.-Cholera cases are reported at
Brooklyn n. Y as we'll as at some southern
ports. 1t is more than likely, when the dry, hot
spell we are all looking for comes around, and the
present excessive moisture licked up, that We
shall have an unusually sickly season, favoring
the spread of such diseases as the cholera and
malignant fevers Of all kinds. The surcst safe.
guards are clean streets, alleys, drains, &c. and
prudence in eating and drinking.
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Agents.

ALHx. VAu6HEY, ESQ., Is authorized agent at Seneca,
H. to receive pay for old subscriptions to the Free
Trader and contract for job printing &c All orders sent
through him receive prompt attention.
J. l. MONTGOMERY, Esq, authorized Agcntat Leland,
IN this county 10 receipt for subscriptions 10 the Free Ira
der, advertising, &c.
c. DoSAeHHo. Esq, and G. W: CuNMISs are sutho.
xed agents to receipt subscriptions the FREE IRA
DIR, for Advertisements &c. at the town OF Stresor In
this county.
j. W. BROWNE ESQ., authorized agent at Earville.
IN this county 10 receipt for subscriptions to and ADVERTISE
pent In the Free Trader.
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Child & Bro. still keep full lines of those serge
goods 80 favorably known to their customers
congress. button and side-lace. They are lower
in price than some other fashionable Makes but
exceed most of them in real stylshness and good
qualities. They have, however, all the other
late Styles and in all cases guarantee their goods
equal to any others in the market.
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Ladies', when looking for stylish shoes,
ought to know by this time that they are vast
ing steps and money if they pass Joe Megafin's.
If there is anything Joe does understand, it is
how to suit the ladies in his selection Of ''styl.
ish goods"