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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-03-12
PLOUGHiNG LAND AND MAKING RAILS.
DROPOSALS will be received at the

Indian Agency at Fort Snelling until Saturday the
18th of March breaking six hundred of
prairie land near the mouth OF Red Wood On the West
side Of the Minnesota river, about sixty miles above Trav
DIES Sioux, what Is called the Indian reservation
Bids for plougng will be received in lots hum
dred eacl-a person may bid for LOTS
and the price per One third of the contract
be finished by the LIST Of June BeXt-one third
July and the remaining third by the LIST September. Al
proposals will be received for making at the
place $1,000 good sized rails in lots of 5000 each Bids
be made by the person for lots; the
price per hundred must be stated. The rails must be
made ready for delivery the 10Th July next
Bids will be opened Saturday the 18th of Mar III, and
awarded to the lowest responsible bidder, unless all bids
should be deemed extravaeant; question which the
Agent reserves the right To determine.
A,,tress-ludian Agent, Fort Smelling NJ. T.
"IrOp0sais for pioughing-Or making rdils.''
NATHANIEL. M'LEAN.
Indian Agent.
St. Peters. Feb, 8, lS53-4w2I
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F. s. Newell,


WHOLESALE s. RETAIL dealer in
w Cook, Parlor, Box Stoves of all kinds.
CKATES - A large assortment OF
,aIo hv +. $. NEWELL.
Japan WARE-In store and for sale
y large assortment Of japan ware, by
+. s. NEW ELL.
CHOVELS--a lare lot Of these useful
~ utensils, for sale by +. 5. NEWELL.
A UGURS, of all sizes, handled for use,
II for sale by F.S. NEWELL.
BRASS FIRE IRONS, a good article,
IL For sale by +. S. NEWELL.
dit SAWS-A new pattern of Pitt
saws, for sale by F. s. NEWELL"
CUTLERY-Pocket and Table Cutie
~ ~ for sa,ehv F. s. NEWELL
D AZORS-Wade g. Butchers, an ex-
IL celent article, for sale by F. S. NEWELL
CHOT GUNS AND PISTOLS, in store
! ~ and for sale by Q6) NEWELL.
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For Dwelling Houses Stores and Ware houses,
Manufactured by OF Iron-as being more light and
graceful, and cost not exceeding that stone
mates will forwarded, II desred Apply 10 the Foun-
dry, Machine and Finishing shops OF
LECLAIRE, DAVENPORT & Co.
e6t6 City Of Davenport, Iowa.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-03-12

List Of Taxes assessed upon Real Estate In the
County Of Washington, Territory Of MINES sofa,
remaining Unpaid February 1, 1858, on assess
ments for the years ISL and 1852.
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HANfoRD BROTHER, N. d. THAYER,
Manufacturers, n. Y. ST I.,uis

/, +, THAYER,
Manufacturers, n. Y. 81. I1,uis
HANFORD, THAYER & co.,
Successors to Lewis, Thayer & Co.S
MANUFACTURERS, AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
ALL KINDS OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Clothing, Shirts, Drawers, and Furnishing Gods,
No. 1870 Main street,
Corner of Green, door beiOD the Virginia House,
ST. LOUIS, Mo.
HAVING Received an Immense Sup
IL ply of Fall and Winter Ready-M Clothing and
Furnishing Goods, preparing to ofief great in
ducements TO buyers. Clothing received from the Factory
week, keeping assortment complete Throughout
the Always hand full stock os Rubber aud
Oil Clothing, Carpet Bags, OverAils, Umbrellas, Trunks,
also the best Flannel shirts and Drawers in the COun
try. Our Minnesota Flannels made expressly
for Lumbermen.
We solicit purchasers to call and examine stock AMI
prices. Orders promptly attended to.
No. 100 Main Corner store, south Of this Virgnia
Hotel. HANFORD, THaYER l. CO.
St. Louis, September 10. a6-y
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MARI Red,

MARRIED,
At Saint Paul, on the 9th inst, by Orlando Simons,
ESQ, Mr.. JOHN BROWN to PHERE GARDNER
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The St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany.
TNHE BOOKS for subscription to the capital stock of
said Company are now open for subscriptions. Per-
desirOus taking Stock making apple lOn
the said Company, requested TO apply
undersigned, who duly authorized to keep said
books open until Fifty thousand dollars of the stock is
ken. which books will be closed and the Com
pany organized.
GEO. W. HARRINGTON.
March II, ls53-26tf
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TERRITORIAL LIBRARY.

BORROWERS Of books from the Library requested
ID To return them without delay.
March II, 1SJ3-26f
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REGISTER OF DEEDS Office, I
Washington county, N. t., Feb'ry 10, 1883.
Notice is hereby gven that the second Tuesday, the
18th day April next, and the next succeeding days
thereafter between the hours of nine O'Clock, "A. ana
four O'Clock, p NJ, at the Once of the Register OF DEEDS
i'll the saltwater, will sell at public auction So
eacn of tile above described tracts VI iaiu and
lots may be necessary for the payment oil the
taxes interest and charges said lands ana lot unless
the same be sooner paid.
JOHN S. PROCTOR,
264 Register Of Deeds, Washington Go.
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D0AM, KENG q GO.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
neutrality-suspicious.,
Nos. 1913 125, Union Buildings,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Spring Business for 1853.

VIII be commenced with stock of Five Hundred
Thousand Dollars, and we wish it TO be distinctly
der>tooi that selling, and will Continue TO sell at
lower prices in st. Louis, than any merchant buy
retail stock at in the Eastern Cities and land here. We
make this plain statement i'm advance of the for
the spring business, that of customers
chants generally, who deal in ST. Louis, be induced
by plausible, but incorrect representations To send orders
to Baltimore, Phadelpha, New York Boston, when
The same goods can be Obtained better terms in Saint
LOUIS whenever the demand is assortment for
falling.
Persons wishing Information 10 the comparative
us OF the Eastern and Western markets, referred to
those of who tried buying East, have
compared the goods at home, on their counters, with
goods bought In st. LOUIS and who buy only here.
Merchants who have visited ST. Louis, perhaps,
imagine that business cannot be sufficiently extended here
10 Justify small profits. To such would say, that but
few jobbng houses East have larger business than
and that as it has continued TO increase, have coti
ucd to reduce the profits until they amount only
commission.
Purchasers of Dry Goods requested to examine
Spring stock, which will be complete by February IS,
1858. DOAN, KING & co
15m6 Nos. 1913 and 125 Union Buildings, st. Louis.
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Clothing for the Million I
NEW GOODS.
FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
w INNE e. COOTEV NJ H. IT

FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
w INNE & COOLEY, at the Cash
w Furnishing Store, Roberts street. N PAM,
having lately returned from the are NO.
ready to show the citizens Of st. Paul. and nj. WIZ MAJ
favor them with CALI the largest most varied sts
OF fa and winter gOodz}1 their le, brought To tbts
market, and which respectfully invited To ca sn
inspect Their stock consists In part Of following Ar
tices: "
Cloths, Cassinleres, vestings, Ready-made Ch,hmr.
and Gentl"meIrs Furnishing Goods. Merino, Wooden.
Worsted, Cloth ami Flannel Wrappers and Drawers
Hosiery of all kinds, Qualities and prices Gloves and
Mens in endless varie les, as Bnck, worsted Ber
lin, Merno, Cashmere, Wooden, ETC. Also q very beauti-
full Of White and Colored Kid SILK Gloves.
The latest style Of Collars, Handkerchief, Scars Ties
Cravats, Stocks, etc.
Fine Linen Bosoms OF the latest French and English
styles, Fanne Calico Check and Hickory shirts In great
quantities. Duck and Drill Overails.
READY-MADE CLOTHING
Cheaper then ever, but too numerous to mentlou-oafl
and see for yourselves
Boys and Children's Clothing.
We have very fine assortment made up in the neatast
manner, and at very low prices. Buckskn Atens and
Gloves. Fur and Driving Gloves. Rubber aud Oilcioth
Clothing, Carpet and Travelling Bags.
In the Custom Department be found ali tls new
nings to match; and will say, that
give You as good and fashionable WORK be bed West
OF New York. and warranted TO suit sale.
Dot forget The place, Roberts next door
W. II. Stillmans store, st. Paul.
6-u WINNIE & COOLEY.
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Builders! Builders ]!

THE Attention of Builders and those
Il about to build is invited to the Designs and Pat
Of the Latest and Best Styles, which we have
on hand for supplying
Fronts, Columns, Cornices, Caps
and Stills.
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IMinpesotian, Pioneer, ST. Anthony Express, Galena
Dubuque Tribune, and St. Louis Republican
will give the above three Insertions, and forward
counts.l
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-21
Fron the Cape or Geod noPo.

Advices from Cape Town to The aoh Of May have been
received at Boston by the barque Ocean Wave The os-
ton Journal says
There is no news of importance. The war having
ended, The manner OF dsposng OF the subdued kars is
being discussed General Cahca stated in reply TO the
Inhabitants OF Wnterburg that he should provide for TIE
future residence Of all Kars beyond the boundary Of the
colony proper lie intends 10 carry this PLAN
the extent OF removing persons who remained friendly
whom he states that be will sufficiently compensate for
the necessity of such change The inhabitants OF Win.
terburg desired him TO the Fngoes also
remained loyal, and 10 throw their lands open settlers
but 10 this nhuman and mpolic proposition the general
replied that he should take 10 locate them within The
colony, providing Tor definite registry OF TIL TILES and
securing them from trcepass
From its files by the same bsrque the Traveller culs
the following
The cosn,ry was beginning TO from the effects
OF the two years war, and wool and other produce were
celebration Of The anniversary OF the Queens birth
at Cape Town, 900 school children paraded The streets
The Cape Town raPeIs say that while in England and
Wales the ratio o children educated is in eight and
bali, in Cape Town it is one in six.
The alleged gold d scoveres in Natal had turned out
to be mistake. Certain returned Australians, who bad
purchased what they took 10 be gold field, were in.
dus,nousy digging, but had not, yet, found any mug
gels
Some OF the Kafirs had turned highway. robber.
Among Others, Catholic prizes, had been stopped and
pluDdeed AT Graham's Town there had been feelings
OF hostity TO the new constitution expressed account
OF jealousy of Cape Town, which is made the capital
There is probability OF war between The Boefs and
OF the native tribes the chiefs OF which make loud
complaints against England for supplying the Boers with
arms and ammunition.
Sir George Carks has arrived al Cape Town, having
been appointed by the goyeromen, as commissioner 10
settle The affairs OF the Orange River sovereignty, and
also. with General Calhcart and MIR Owen, 10 settle the
matter Of the eastern frontier
The South African Advertiser says:
Along an open frontier five six hundred miles in ex.
tent the colony touches the territories OF less
rnlah prh,u III
had inexpcaole connexions in peace and income
struggles in war, The problem is, how TO preserve
tranquility among all these poeniaes, and TO protect the
inhabitants OF the ,hny -peopled districts from being
overrun any moment in case of a misunderstanding.
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NOTICE. win month, for c.sh my lot az
ground ess Capitol H fronting rs
Garden, south side containing 5000 feet
per square foot Title indispu'atie. J. cAsPARIs,
July ls--difv y
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We do no, concern ourselves greatly with the ques.
lion, Who elected President Pierce We ere contend
to hold that the united democratic party OF nearly all
the States did that good deed We knop that all the
democrats who voted for him did so well knowing the ma
uonalily OF the platform which he stood and well
knowing also, If they knew anything OF him, that be
and his administration would infexSly maintain il,
But 10 those who maintain tina, in New York especi-
ally the President elected by es-soers we presen,
the following statistics, which find 10 the National
Democrat That journal is speaking in reply 10 the Buff
falo Advertiser, and il says;
I'VE have repeatedly and abundauy shown that slrno,,
the entire majority which President Pierce received In
this State was given by the fre~y,psn counties which
were true to Lewis Cass in 1913 Cen Pierce iority
in this State nctns ou,o sd nearly all of which
csno irom the Ca. counties from the national branch
Of the party In order drive this into the head OF
The editor Of tho Commercial Advertiser viii rocapitu-
late some Of the statistical which have heretofore
resented
Pierce over scot, In the twcnry-reyen Cas-, coun
Total Ca.s vote in the same counties Ia 1873 IOs a7o
Total Pierce in thc counties in 1861 1877 1853
Increase Of the democratic vo'. In these counties
Nov, il we take tho fbhtyore counde. which gave
Van Barren majority in lSis shall got the inter
esting view of the servc- ch the ire
performed for the party In 1862
pierce's majority Scott in the Van Barren
Total Van Buren, IN these couns. in 1919 Ia6 sao
Total vote Tor Piece IN the counties IN 1852 I2
Decrease IN the vo's OF ssid counties 1913
In citing these figures do no, wish 10 be understood
as detracung al all from the merit of those democrats
who In the condition Of the country in is5a OPP
portanty TO return to the paona democratic orsanzs
lion in good faith, and in that feeling accepted the
onal democratic creed II is simply absurd 10 stgnase
such men as free sellers
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sunLIMr PORTE,
Department Of Foreign Affairs

Sra Lost no time in laying before his Malesy lne
sal,sn nv us master the despatch which your excel
lency the honor TO address to ne on the ish
talsO May last
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IBY SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH

PARIS, July So, p m.-The Minister of the Marine
left Paris yesterday OF inspection OF the chan
mel roFts and the ports from Havre to Bordeaux.
In consequence OF the that England will not al!
low her fleet 10 enter the DArdanees having again been
circulated Change, there considerable OF all
the funds The three per cents closed 77r l0c for
the end OF the month"; and the a-haf per cents
at l02fr
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ErcHrr MILES AN HouR,--The Pennsy lvania RAILROAD
Company own 40 locomotives, Of which twelve Of
capacity equal to speed Of so miles hour The Bali
more and Ohio railroad have 14i locomotives, some Of
which are OF equal speed This immense velocity has
been attained through the active competition Of the rail
road companies. who have spared no expense in swad
ing constructors for costly experiments.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-17

81 Magazine street New Orleans
E The above is Wood Cut Of single garad Qeen Of the
S-uth - Com Mil ~ frurlHr.
Breaker great strength durability
Corn NH into Stock Feed hI; but is minutes wor
put il take it Oh.
iy Of French urra grind WAes Corn and Stock Ees calculated
for steam, horse power. These Nils hive
city, have ed carry pre-
laiunou awarded beautiful silver medal GA
NILS as took two hr5 Premiums as the best Mills, At Ho Annual
AlsrPpaule SAW MILLS power.
This Mil axucd operation by horse the Ohio State
Fat 1850 when il wns awarded premium and aplandd silver
medal.
ENGINES. All articles for O; OPERATION aaieig 4Hsefl
and il -ahihT, surpassed BY none 10
All artcs warranted aprFscntrdorn sasRt cost
OF transportation and Che money refunded.
t~ For full sfrption ard m1rss o merit and usehess
ryier those need 70 our puht to BE- VA q a.t where
N0TE-nft Eimba partner Of Burrows -t1i6iins
haows Mil State Fair, last FAN botetoas about bfs
grind thus whoever grds the regarding quality and
quantity, was to se the ot ZEN At each and eyety tFA'
Sraub 10 rur N gs.s@n shed mill
@sfcoSb rRla3 ''' ''''''
staub 10 tFtri ,uth nil.
THIRD TRIAL
Stranb toruu tweniy-sl1 e. mil
Burrows n Co. % MN a thirty inch mill.
To the above appenda challenge grind
Vii run my eighteen inch QUEEN OF THE SOUTH with a cob
MUM AT THE ONO STATE FAIR List All, aguiust ntyeHr
Burrows Mil, and VIM. Stewards Kentucky
husine have ntire appreciation Mr.
Cfpsh'r as An auNn should single Article fail 70 grind equal
mills Cust as sou pase) then draw few lurrtd dollars
Gene boy aoa't se is e straight
into the meritHo ola Thing. ISAAC sTRAUB,
To J, H. Earfo7i 20. janis Gm
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MEDICAL.


GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, No.
VI 1bf CHaRTR EsSTR EETJ. WRIGHT CO. hsvngrroivsd
stsud unriyno every ierartru Of their have
ani agen Of NIL the genuine popular Patent ed
ines hhou States, constantly upptd
with Al far bo~ the usual
ea nv n enA0ed 10 for the
ha witch DC found hsor
CITY in the purchase and
ase bave scqred Tor this
liberal scale and prspadto
uppl he trade Al that the purchaser
h realize oenage DISBURSEMENT either atwhole
DO found tuii assortment OF
ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES The following list comprises
furnished TO Dealers
6rom twenty than
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DOCTOR BEACHS PREPARATIONS.
ID s-egs Nc n ma ssr- A Ger
49, u = q 81 Ia Y 4 rsfeFEtasJ Tain,
issSrsfG Z 49, a sSk st4e, ss,ass-ys,S feetus
80 .geis& = Z $3.50
isssSg
y z .5 25 b


Cholera Cholera Mcsl and Of .s stomach towels.
uBed By u1mbrre with the hg-
sion, and physicians theaivsR have
auaho remedies Known, positively ruIetthc
tR l1ai. soli BY all tee pncp uraggstlI Uni
led States.
~ Reach's Breast Linameat.-An excellent remedy o
any dae OF lie Lungs Breast apeh Pain IN the Hrea Splitting
Of Blood ghtSwnts Oppression ia Breathing orahy dey
about the Chest ETC. iha remedy, without donb PRODUCES
permanent benefit Disease the Lungs than remedy that
used To Peon At are pedposed 70 Lang Deae either
the chests
aak Of the disease, and awaya enjoy health
this LdnaInebt according oireeIons.
Beach'H FerrngiHous Touic.-A remedy Chls
Fever eal Chagres Fever known m
Of the disease.
Hcneh', Rheumatic Compound-Never fails to give relief
IN leaH than twenty -four hours
Beaehs Stotaaehye BltteraThia is excellent article
th hls OF Chile
aud Fever al Auiumnh peons living having
husnfsn, Tor short period low msrhy dise
inYapahe them will troubled C
FeIsI a. the they the
toma1 improve digestion, appetite
Aulce, and gives health aud The GENERAL ystom.
~ Fer the above remedies puhh certificates Of xtraoI
AIRY Performed BY them. We Will say thil Oh, they
nat they representtd boz They shat
practice with Es satisfactory rgsu Tie
demand ~ these remedies has uucol
they Be reached By all Prepstsd and sold
conner al Chsriar g,,d Castop1bngts H. q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-17

ks- PHILADELPHIA SADDLE AND TRUNK WAREHOUSE,
No. MAGAZINE STREET. door Canals treeS ROBB
CO.. Qase Robb Fa0an constantly reesyng New Goods
tmportstons
England prepared offer dealers the most liberal induce
ments Their stock n large aud well selected as SAD
ING AND PACKING TRUNKS INDIA RuBBER GCQpS ssAD
DIZZY, COACH, HARNESS ANDTRuNE NIs.
TRIMMINGS, ste.
-, .s{a9t oraH
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vEEDICAL NoTICE.-DR. LOCKWOOD ten lei

y his old friends
lie as mneuy s both in city and Office pIacl for the
years. attendant the Charity Hospital for the
Of receiving medical information He the public that he
with rheumatism diseases Of tile he
mouth throat lungs heart liver kineys together with bat lass
OF diseases called Nenefea AL prescriptions filed the off The
only for medicine. N BLockwOoi Maated SArsa
pari the article had only his office atf
20 boo. Meial varor sulphur baths WILT
70 patients gratis hen neeo1y but the public will be hTg from
BATH G. need COMMENT for they have
long used by the medical profession with unparalleled
Diseased syo purchased cured. Office 81 Circus street. between
P0ydas rerdo the Cgas Street Hospital Olce
holrsf rouT A Ii. to 81. NJ w
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-17
IT TAKES pRECEnENCE nF ALLl-sO

say respectable rugsizts B. A. FAHNEsToCRS uusuuad
VERAIFUGE Comment3 unnecessary testimony
lolownF; LAFAYETTE, Indiana, Nov, 10 ISL.
Mgsars B. A. FAHNEsTocK Co, Pittsburgh, PaGntgmen
Tho Nenlge shipped October has Tie
Of hls valuable well known h
Fa'ItN p drcs all other articles he
for watch this specific. Many yscaus
he7ita:e patrons. sufficient that
tho OF years trial. and with constantly
ing reputation. Yuurs, respectfully,
X. L. LAWRENCE & son.
~ Beware OF counerfes imgtous-
Sold Wholesale and retail all the principal Druggsts In the
ma by Dug4sa aid Country Merchants throughout the Uned
rnhy4 ,Ep-tf
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sADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.

NEWARK, M. SADDLERY Ware CA
! Y Iiose--ANDREw g BULLS Co. 70. u Canal y41A
s,reet, Newoeans, Camp and MasaEne stree
nnufacturvs and importers Of sApDlRY ADD SADDLkwARF
hand complete Saddes
3rdeB Ms1g Mhpe, Shirng, Harness
Leather iogkins sADnERsi roofs Trimming d every de-
si9lvaS " ANDREW @. Bull CO.
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PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURED
W'OrSts's Safe C0n.pauu.

Vie attentlon Of the public is called to the
= utility and supvriorityof these Safes
are made entire principle. We form
strongly made rom plates or bars which
alton aston% chilling the liquid ota making
atle the chiae drill and capable rssng the owsof
sdge To the scientific, it only necessary say "Nature
Mechanic she leaves no bolts straps ryets screws
n burglar with perhaps required
Neither the burning element make
@2 on the solid mass lined as IT'S with hreproo wall
heaste these
eMPlRE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF COMBINA ALTON BANK
LOCKS the really depository
Ses We further therea but security any Popula,
safes Nsultsuow They all the mechanism,
ofen brtk en- into, xperieuee has demonstrated.
This Company prepared furnish
BANK VAULTS fOr
Firms aud Indvduns which will
Proof when wi lh Lilies Bank Locks,
sample together with
autopHc Bank Loek 81 the of W. W Nc,
I!3'----- --t'"s' =. C. PETTEES Agent