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| AsiNG interered With " the hies,rs SEQ
- heids IN The Gas Fitting Business, We would
assure the public thar All orders gwen TO Them
WI oe executed IN a neat and wo5 KHAN like
manner, and thu. they Can rely upon THE work
done BY ihen, asbeIng OF the very bss: material.
AS II VIII be sui short time before the pas
VIII % 'htrod'ced. We would recommend 10
NOSE dfsHon' OF lighting up al The time Of the
completion q the works that they give ,ume.
date ordersfor ripe, fixtures, &c Otherwise
many wonn be delayed beyond that time a. il
would b impossible to supply ell applications
upon sh'lt notice. c. HERRICK GCO
july g. 1855.
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l. the new summer styles OF Straw Hats JUS,
re ceived ner 4 press, for sale cheap at
~. % MS NEW YORK HAT EMPORIUM
Call and get YOU Hat At allow rrice
June o, 800. 50 Man Street,
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LOUISVILLE, Aug. 5.--Returns from s.
counties show net gain for G., nry O
o5S- The Democrats claim tho Gle elton
of Johnson.
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~Ths Peoples or American ticke,
succeeded in Des MONIES county by an
average majority Of some 200 votes.
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a IN ALL house, TO be tenanted by -
- small gen'eel family lease would
De taken ippiy at this offce.
August Sd. 1858.
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EXCELSIOR
Boot and Shoe Mapu6ctOry.
THk LATEST FRENCH Asr AMERIcAN FASHIONS.
j. II. Harris II Co.
HAVING Jast opened shop, IN their oidSf1
Al business, on Sd street, between MatnPk
and Johnson, Keokuk, Iowa, respectfully A.
nonnce that they are prepared to manufac ture
The neatest aad most fashionable Boots and
Shoes that can be got nl
Determined not TO be excsll-i by any man,
lecturers in the West they solicit share Of pub-
lac patronage.
A. we purchase direct from the imp orters, our
stock is always OF the latest fashion and hes,
quality, and at the lowest figures.
As We keep no Eastern siop work on hand
we warran, al our ready made Boots and Shoes
OF The same character as those made 10 order.
CAN and leave your orders for good fit. War.
fan'ed to SUIT In every particular
j. I, HARRIS co.
July 81, 1855. DIV
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DoEsTYcKs NV noor

T. w. ALEXANDER d CO.
Forwarding and Commission Merchants.
Freight Agests fer
NEW YORK CENTRAL RAIL ROAM
AND
faffon Lake Boat Line. on Erie Cana,
anil Lakes,
ITO AOUrH WATER srRKEr.
~ Nal Wharf CHICAGO ILL.
L'osfa, casa advances on shipments Pro-
dace or Merchandise, for sale in th,s market mr.
shipment 10 friends east.
:, Ewing Co, st. Louis, Mo-; saw
lhaser, Quincy, H.; Green 4 Stone, Muse.
,'ne Iowa; II Campbell. 4 Co, GsI.n,. nm
IN n Langley g., Rock Island Ill Barley.
thompson. Co., Davenport; + Foster.
beardsiown. ILL.,; Hon A Starne, spr cfeld. nj !,
4 II Reed, Garsburg, m; VI j Gilman
C Cev Io,x; Fass,is Co. Phiisd-lpha, Pa; A
hilbert. Cssb'r Com Blk, Chicago
MARX PACKAGES CARE o. T. w.A.Aee
July IL, 1893. dkwlv
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Notice

Notice
" + have In store one rnreshing Machine
W m r. ed "A. Hill, Fairfaldn Ii not called
Tor within thirty days. IL will be sold TO nav
charges. CONNABLE. SMy-U Cn
Keekuk. July 81. 1855 dim
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GAS FIXTURES

ne Undersigned are prepared 10 receive or
aers Tor hi'itg up stores, Offices and dwell.
ing houses, with pipe and fixture. for ra.-
promptly executing the same, aad guaranteeing
all their work TO be gas tight.
AZ persons desirous OF dslnr gas, That hare
mol been called upon, requested 10 ray. their
address with us through the Post OfHcc
Orders e~-entsd in the succession IN which
they are receitcd
jay s. SCOFIELD & BROTHER
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". D. soHTKSILLE.

W. d. soEEKSIILE. r ~ pr.r~rrr
JOHNSON RrDp.
New Orleans Produce and Commission Hou..
- MELVILLE, BRADFORD Co, Gene
~ 70 froaice Commission and Forwarding
pad to The purchase and sale Of Western pra.
duce Also, TO the Receiving and Forwsra,n.
business generally OrIers respectfully sol,r,
led, No u Tchoupiiouia, street.
July l3, 1885. diy
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THE JOHNSON STREET
Tailoring Esta bis lnent

NELLY takes this method RI returning his
sincere thanks 10 the citizens OF Keoknk
Tor the very liberal patronage he has received
since ne came to this city an entire stranger.
beg leave, for the future, to introduce INV.
sell IN partnership with Mr.. John Fsllowes. = nd
hope, by giving our undivided attention to bus-
ness 10 rem er entire satisfaction TO all who will
favor rs with their custom. We are hourly =. :
pecung Sco't's celebrated American Report OF
Fashions and shall introduce the TALL STYLES ns
soon as received. As we intend 10 do an az
own work, our friends can rely upon having
their work done with neatness and dispatch. and
fl guaranteed.
Please call at tho Johnson Street Tailor Shon
one door west Of the Post Office, and give ns q
trial. KELLY rrIrnwrs
August 3, 1885 dim
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

'HE subscriber wenil inform The citizens. q.
L heoknk and vicinity that he bss purcha..d
a ~. stock IN trade oi Btn I. Dodsop. At No
Third Street, where be has On hand eeu.,ai
assortment OF French ard American Cloth.
oas-imeffs and Ves'iDgs, which he will make
ap % ul"er AZ 'he shortest notice, and in style
not to be surpassed Also good assot,u.n, a1
summer Coats, Vests, and Shirts, away. or
hand JAMES A. Ty,cn va
July 10, 1885 DIT
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private family by gentleman and wife
L Apply at this office -.
August Sd, 1855.
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Removal!
D. F. HUMPHREY D. GAGE


AVE removed Tier ..iia', Cap, Bonnet and
II Millinery Emporium TO No. SO Ma,r
Street, between 81 and a'h, few doors sboy.
Their old stand, where they will continue tt,e,,
business on inrg ~ increased scale, both IN The
wholesale ard retail departments,
We will have the l0rgest stock Of goods in our
line ever orough TO The Western country and
VII b. enabled 10 supply the wants Of opp
Country Msrchsat IN low or elseu here.
We Will have stock OF goods for the etsii
Haae' which Will be second 10 no le IN Chicay o
or ~. Louis IN poit Of ''sf, 80 and equality ;,
Our rooms are fitted up in the finest STYLE and
no pains sill be spared to make the
'Trtat Western Hut, Bonnet, and Millinery En-
p0rium"
NOT ONLY THE
CENTRE OF ATTRACTION
bn the place tor
GOOD BARGAINS
Our Mr. II NOV among the Eastern Man
ufact'ireYs and Importers getting IN our fall
stock, part OF which we sxreei in a tew Gay.
OF The arrival OF which due NOTICE Will he r,,,,
d. +. HUMPHREY GAGE
July "a, 1855. div 2tw
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1HE Heiress Of Haughton, or the Mothers
J. Secret
Inc heroine IS one OF tho sweetest portrait.
ures OF female iovelness over produced
For sale BY 1T cAvEA SON
July 3l-dlw
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Louisville Hydraulic Cement

n ". WOODWARD K co have on hand 2g
barrels OF this article on consignment. which
'hev are anxiansto dispose of at low fsnr.s.
August 6, 1855.
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Lands Il City Lots for Sale

II AsiN0 been requested by sundry persons
ana 81 sundry tunes TO name the prices
would take Tor my lands and lots in low d, I,ak.
ms Opportunity TO inform the public in general
OF me prices will now take Tor the same. A
list is her.unto annexed
~ IS II &c q
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Vt" WHIT OF
Ls,s % and ls3 IN Nashville, and the S Z i
OF W { ONE 4 2s-65-5 10 aere.1 IN
dispute.
For the whole Of which will take tuoentv.tro
thousand dollars, one third in hand, and the bal
ance IN one, two, three, and four annual paw
inen's. with interest at 10 per cent from date to
De ps'd annually, and secured by deed Of trust
until all i. paid
Any person wishing for particular information
as 10 location or quality OF the lands, may sp-
plyto H. T Reed Esq or Ills Honor the NAV.
or Of the city of Keekuk.
WIN. GILLISs.
July c5, 1855.
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An61 B&FRU99.
NEAL, ABBOT / COS
jrosrietors
NEAL, Amor 4 Co. 88 Broad S. N. :.
WILLIAMS. tanner & Co.. Buffalo.
sItfP DAfLYnv
Peoples Line Sta amcrs, feet Cesr,,..A, u,.,
For siiIs Llding. apply 10
NEAT, Amor l. Co.
= v. Books, IS Brcs Street.
- fIRstL HILLyEk, .ew- York.
Mark Packages MEAL. Amor 4 rs EYrREss'
July 27, 1855. dAu6n
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-05-15

Itwould be unjust gentlemen, to entertain even
a suspicion that any member Of your panel has any
other intention in the discharge of his duty, than
to be governed by the law and evidence he
shall find them. l think there is pervading this
community, new rs it is, broad and practical
common sense view of the necessity of adhering to
the ancient land marks of our laws and of our con-
sttution, which might we'll furnish an example to
some of the older Sites.
Ii We err here, the error is more likely to arise
on account private personal prejudice, or strong
friendly sympathy. Thrown together as strapg
ers, in land far distant from our old homes, it
would not be unnatural to suppose that strong
feelings of favor upon one side, or dislike upon
the other, may arise in our social, business po
litcal relations, and the danger is that these feel
ings may not he entirely shaken of when in the
discharge Of official duties.
Let me admonish you then, gentlemen, to re-
tire to your room, remembering neither friend nor
enemy, color nor country, with the single purpose
of giving your important aid part OF the
Court in the administration of our laws, and the
preservation of peace and order.
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~ l'i tNt lOt thS Inn
DISTRICT COURT.
WEDNESDAY,. Nav

WEDNESDAY. May 9th, 1919.
No. SO, Stccs & Hunt against Steamboat Excel
sior. Action to recover damages for njuries to
plaintiffs furniture and marble shipped at St.
Louis, in the spring of 1854 on board the Excel
sior. Complaint charged that the clrelessness
and negligence of defendant, in the transportation
of the goods. occasioned the in jury. 1t appeared
on evidence that the articles had been stored at
ST. Louis, during the winter of 1854, and when
delivered to the defendant, were packed in tight
boxes, which precludeG any inspection of them,
without considerable trouble. The bill of load
ing was headed, ''received in good order and con-
dition," &c. Defendant contcnded that it
encumbent on the plaintiff to show aihrmatively
that there had been carelcSsneSs and negligence
in order to sustain their action; that the bill Of
loading ought not to be taken as conclusive of the
good order &C., of the goods, but had reference
only to the external appearance of the boxes, and
that it did not belong to defendant to open the
boxes at the time of shipment-but if the articles,
from their kind and qualify, needed extra care, the
plaintiffs should have so informed the defendant
and not doing SO, could only hold them RESPONSE
bic for want of ordinary care. There was no ev.
idence showing the condition of the goods when
shipped at st. Louis, nor any particular acts of
negligence on the part of the defendants. When
landed at st. Paul, the furniture an marble were
much damaged.
Court charged that the main question was, what
was tho contract between plaintiffs and defendant
at the time the articles were shipped? Did the
defendant understand that he took them really in
good order and condition? If so, it would rest
upon him, if the articles were found damaged, to
show extenuating circumstances to rebut the pre-
sumption of negligence the law would raise in the
premises. Verdict for plaintiffs for $79,75.-
Ames Van Etten, for plaintiffs; Rice, Hollins-
head & Becker, for defendant.
No. SO, Angela Steil against Joseph Bettengcr.
Action to recover the value of services rendered
defendant by keeping house for him several years.
Defence, payment and full satisfaction. Still on
trial.
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4 GHosr IN Iowa farmer who had lately be-
come q widower was aroused at midnight 10y the
loud barking of his dog. On going to it tho ami
NAL displayed extreme terror, whereupon the
farmer took his gun and proceeded to an inspec.
ton. All at once he saw a phantom, clothed in a
white sheet, rise behind the hedge. Tho farmer
turned deadly pale, and his limbs shook with dis
may. He however, contrived to calculate, ''If you
come from God, speak: if from the devil, vanish''
''Wretch!'' exclaimed the phantom, 81 am your
deceased wife, come from the grave to warn you
not to marry Maria A, to whom you are max
ing love. The only woman to succeed me is Hen
rictta B.. Marry her, or persecution and cter-
ternal torment shall be your doom!'' This strange
address from the goblin, instead of dismaying the
farmer, restored his courage. He accordingly
rushed on the ghostly visitor, and stripping of its
sheet, discovered the fair Henrietta B. herself,
looking extremely foolish: 1t is said that the
farmer, admiring the girls trick, has had the
banns published for his marriage with her,
Gateasead Eng.) Observer.
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"GOING INTO SOCIETY. :,

Society has come to be q technical term, hav-
ing reference to certain parlor and drawing
room region, bounded on the Nadlr by best
Brussels carpet on the Zenith by fresco and
chandeliers, and round aboat by satin paper and
siken curtains. Its productions are human be-
ings arrayed in a certain quality of fabric made
Of the grave clothes of the silk worm, and the
old wardrobe of particularly aristocratic sheep.
They must also ''be seized and possessc - no
matter how, unless the Law inquiries, of certain
amount of this worlds goods, sufficient to place
them above the suspicion of anything so vulgar
as labor.
This done, a line of demarcation is drawn, and
the world at large is never allowed within the So
cial paddock, but may look on at distance, won
der and admire.
But society thus considered, is an uttermost
fiction. Old John Bunyan could not have been
admitted within its pale, because though an i'm
mortal dreamer, he was mortal tinker. The
respectable Gardener of Paradise would have been
tabooed because he was no gentleman, and his
wife would hardly have been acknowledged rs
street acquaintance, because she was known to
make her own clothes.
But there is a nobler sort of society than this
it is that to which man is admitted whose
coat is out at the elbows, and whose purse has
Cassins- like depletion. Docs not he 90 into So
ciety-the best the world ever saw-who has ly-
ing around him the recorded utterances of the
master spirits of mankind? May he not consort
with meaner men, who chat familarly with Gold
smith, listens to ponderous johnson, and is charm
ed with the sweet singers Of all time?
And what need he care, who has admission to
the society of Nature? Spring puts on her ''best"
to meet and welcome him; Summer deems him
worthy of her rare Drocade, embroidered with
flowers and inwrought with gold. Gods painted
window in the North, is uncurtaned to his gaze,
and the breath that fans his brow one moment,
may lift queenly trcss the next.
Even in this land of ours, there is but one spot
where all are equal--one society which all may
enter. Death is great Republican, and he made
tit is the City of the Dead.
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Laws OF Enthusiastically Authority y,

AN ACT
Granting to Samuel NJ. McManus VIM. Creighton
and James c. Beekman, the right TO establish and
maintain Ferry across the Mississippi River.
Be enacted by the Legislative Ass.5'y of The Territory
Of Minnesota:
SECTION l. That Samuel ~ McMarus, william Creighton
C. Beekmsn, their heirs, executors,
shall have the exclusive right and privilege the
period cen keeping and maintaining ferry
The Mississippi river, in the counties Cas and Benton the
Territory Minnesota, at point opposite the village
OF Montcec and no other ferry shall be established within
mile of said ferry either above or below.
That said S,muei NJ. McMlnus, William Creighton
G. Breknan shall keep and
boat boats in good repair sufficient for the Of
and ready attendance the crossing live stock merchandise
and other articles, all occasions aud at all
said ferry at may be charged
as hereinafter prescribed.
exceed the following:
horse, mare mule, without rider, 25
or unoaded, with driver, SO cents.
Each Eash s s'%Hi SIIs sc Sa' or Ss
All fire. ghr lumber, fifty per feet, three
cents per hundred pounds for all other articles.
SEC. The said Samuel NJ McManus, William Creighton
and James c. B,ekman shall, within fix months this
takes effect file be filed with the clerk Of the board
county the County of Benton. bond said
board with sufficient sue to be approved by said
clerk in the penal sum of five hundred dollars conditioned that
they will fulfill all the duties that are imposed upon them in the
foregoing sections.
boat failure to give prompt and ready attendance the said
Samuel NJ McManus William Creighton and James c. Beck
by any having jurisdiction
Sec This act to take effect the first day June next.
Sec Any person who Injury by the
igencc Samuel NJ. McManus Creighton
G. Beekan or Of the in their employ may have
SEC. The Legislature amend modfy this act at
time.
J. S. NORRIS, Speaker Of II. Of r.
WIN. p. MURRAY, Pres't Council.
"A. GoRMAN.
M the The q the
e of
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From the Sluatter Sovereign, (en. Srngfeow's paper)
THE STATE OF KANsAs.-Four months since, the
the first election in Kansas was heidi at that time
we poled about 5000 votes; We now poll nearly
7,000-more than double! At this rate of pro-
erosion, we shall, Gas predicted in the second
number,) have the 10000 inhabitants by next No
vember, and ask admission into the Union, that
we may take part in the great struggle of 1856
for the Presidency. Huzza for d. r. Atchison,
the squatters' candidate for President. May he
be in the Senate of the United States to welcome
us when We rap for admission.
ArCHIsoN AND TOUcy.-At large meeting of
the squattcrs of Kansas Territory the above ticket
nominated as the choice of the squatters for
President and Vice President in 1856. We take
off our hat, and, with good grace, join in cheers
for Atchison and Toucy, Cuba the Sandwich Is
lands, AID the campaign of 56.
Cy Think Of it !! the bully Atchison, President!
(of cockpit.) Where is Yankee Sullivan? Have
the short boys no rival asprant to pit against the
Pirate Chief.-Ep.
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CO man, whose name is not given, but
whose hands were cramped by pair Of hand
cnds and his face decorated with a luminous pair
of whskers, was received at Indianapolis by rail-
road on Monday, directed &c to the care'' of the
city marshal. The Journal thinks the idea Of
sending prisoners travelling alone is new and
novel.
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=. W. ALDER.

W. ALDER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
No. 70 Msin-s opposite 5an 1 q Gs.sna anS Gazette s"s
HAS constantly large supply Drugs 1edicines
II Paints, Oils, Dye stun, Perfumery Fancy articles, Ac
c comprising everything usually keprfn Drug Store which
have selected great care,
viii ay ~ . 20 sSa @
stock before purchasing elsewhere. egf "a ,s.seaN
Agent for all the most popular Patent Medicines the
g TO BOOK BUYERS AND MERCHANTS. p
WITH the opening Of the Spring Trade Of 1866 the subsc
BOOKS. STATIONERY, AND PAPER HANGINGs.
Having recently returned the spring Trade sales"
which Goods sold at lower prices than he y
than have been previously offered in any Western
Stock found the largest supply Of AEDI
a es % s IS %
bought Of the publishers, in quantities. ~ .uio
Attention also called to stock BLANK BOOKS, as
Papers, ruled Printing at
Mn prIcessnd in the Of Wall Paper, think
Styles cheapest quality the gold
velvet patterns, with borders corresponding. rsoI
so1 ss " the De
'Gsena April ., 1855. apso-2m
Saddle Trunk and Maker, Mainsf Galena, H.,
n Oak Tanned Leather, tanned in
cold steam and better and more ervcabe than
article sold in the that can be made from steam
tanned Leather Persons from Minnesota wishing
are requested to give him call. myl6-ly.
GALENA CITY MARBLE MANUFACTORY.
HE undersigned keeps constantly hand general assort-
Il nent Of Monuments Tombslabs, Head Stones etc., which
he is ready finish short notice. having been three
this business, and having
direct with the celebrated Rutland, Vermont,
quae and keeping the best workmen he Is
cheap better sasfaction than
those sending irresponsible shops at
distance. My arrangements such that can deliver
the door customers, when desired All
contracted for by will be filled strictly according
The undersigned the sale Of French
Mill Stones, Dutch Bong Cloths, Noyes st and Corn
Mills, Mill Iron Screen Wire, Plaster Shop and Ware
House, Levee and Spring street, lower BRIDGE
myl5;tf r. l.. ROSEBROUGH.
NOTICE TO PRINTERS
BUFFALO TYPE ABLISHED IN 1881.
HE subscribers having received The Agency Of the above
Foundry, ready furnish the shortest notice,
all kinds
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL TYPE, BORDERS, CUTS AND
PRINTING MATERIAL GENERALLY.
The this establishment all Of the
inferior United States
III point finish and material We prepared to furnish
font the following low prices adding
Nonparlcl 6S cents.
MlhOn
BREWER
Long Primer
Pea.
We shall have hand the opening
ortcnt Plain and Fancy Job Type Brass Rule Leads &c.,
of the different knd that fill orders without delay
Orders received Presses, Of the most celebrated
acture the country; also, Cases. Chases, Composing Scks
| and all articles used in the business.
The subscribers confidently recommend the material manuac-
red at this Foundry believing that they will give perfect
| satisfaction.
N. B.-Pces Foundry, adding transportation.
II. Fl. HCUGIITON s. co.
Gaena. December %. 1853. my15:tf
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Co The Lady Franklin from Galcna arrived
here Wednesday evening. Had when she left, 26l
cabin and ls3 deck passengers, quite number
Of whom were booked for this place.
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WINNEBAGO IMPROVEMENTS AND AGRI-
CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS TO BE SOLD.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, NJ. T., !

st. Paul, 2lst April, 1856.
SALE will be made 70 the highest bidder Tuesday, the
"A 22d May, 1855 between the hour of A. NJ. and
p. NJ, Sank Rapids, Benton County, all
ments Buildings, Mill and appurtenances, Long Prae and
Watab Pfre belonging to the Winnebago Tribe Indians.
Also at the time and place. lot of Farming Tools and
set of Blacksmith Tools The Improvements, Buildings, Mil
and appurtenances will be sold for l-3) onethd cash, Q
nehir in ~ months, in years, with interest
the rate of l0per cent The Farming Implements
be sold - months credit with 10 per cent interest
Approved security will be required Of the purchaser in
The purchaser the
privilege when
the at 81 % by virtue treaty stipulatons.
diagram said improvements to be office Receiver
Of the Land Office Sank Rapids. w. A. GORMAN,
ap2I-ltdN4tw Gov. and Sup't Ind. Affairs.
). Sank Rapids Fronersman copy month, weekly.