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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-20

MIR. Hamlim, of Maine. has bolted on that
list, declaring 1t "a wanton agitation.
| The +. VI. General has awarded the CON
tract Tor furnishing wrapping paper and
Irvine for the New York and Cincinnati dis
| tricts, 20 States, 10 Thomas & Lathrop, Of
Buffalo. they being the lowest bidders
The Herald's correspondent saws General
Whitfield, upon hearing of the outbreak in
Kansas, called upon the President. and asked
him not 20 send L. ). troops to Kansas, or in
anywise 10 interfere with the local affairs of
her territory that the men of Kansas could
maintain her laws and would preserve order
without the least assistance from without
NEW YORK, Dec. 1t ounterfeit fyes on
the Merchants Bank Of Providence are in
circulation in thi5 city.
The steamship Empire City, Capt Wendc,
! from AspInwall. with the California mails
and treasure arrived off Sandy Hook on Sat
urday morning, and Yesterday came TO an
chor about miles from the hook in the
midst Of dense fog. She was boarded bv
the Pilot boat F.. X. Collins She has the
California mails and one million seven hun
bred and fifty thousand dollars in gold dust.
the South Pacific mails and about 500 pas
7engers. She has later news from the South
Pacific but no later from California.
There was an exciting debate in the Nir-
gina House of delegates, on Friday, on Mr.
Noiman's Resolution TO raise regiment Of
volunteers to tender TO government for the
purpose of putting down the instruction in
Kansas. Mr.. Wiley thought the resolution
100 harsh, and proposed as substitute, thar
a JOINT committee be appointed TO consider
the present troubles in Kansas and enquire
what action should be taken in reference to
the subject.
NAsHlNoToN, Dee. lin Senate nothing
important. Mr.. Dunn. of Indiana, made
personal explanation touching certain stric.
lures on his course published in the New York
Tribune, intimating that be was not TO be
driven from his position by an outside press
ure He was still ready as be always had
been, to acquiesce in the course of the Anti
Nebraska men, whenever they came together
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Council Proceedings.
CoUNciL RooN, !
Dec. 18th. 1853. +,

Dec. 18th, 1855.
Council met
Present, the Mayor and Aldermen Bridge
man, Fulton, Iiuines, Newton, Patterson,
Thomas and Timberman.
An abstract of the special election held
Dec 18th was received, showing the majority
for the issue Of Bonds for City Improve
ments to be twenty FIVE l25), and the major
lty for the subscription and issue Of Bonds
to be ninety-eight (9s).
final estimate OF the work Of Patrick
McManuS on eth and oth streets, between
Blondeau and Bank streets was received. and
the contractor allowed ~ no. balance due
on said contract.
Estimate No. one % of the work Of
James Carroll, covering culyert on johnson
street, between 9th and 10th streets. was re-
celyed, and said Carroll allowed Sss,s3.
The report and resolution Of the special
committee upon the bids for the grading of
Sd street from Exchange H. Cedar street, and
the culvert at Sd and Des Moines streets, al
SO the tunnel down Des Moines street. from
Sd street to the river. which was laid on the
table Nov. 9th, was on motion taken up.
and the resolutions after being amended were
passed as follows, viz:
Resolyed-That the Mayor b. instructed to
make such arrangements ~ he may deem ad-
ylsable for the negotiation Of City Bond,
FOR the improvements Of the city. and repor,
I 70 the Council al his earliest convenience.
Resolved Ihatupon the sale Of the Bonds
A. directed in the foregoing resolution, the
City Engineer be and Is hereby instructed, to
enter into contracts with the lowest and best
bidders Tor said work, sufficient security be-
/ ng given Dy said contractors, for the faith
i fui performance Of said contracts.
The following resolution was adopted
Resolyed-That the Judiciary Committee
be instructed to report an ordinance which
shall require the cleaning Of sidewalks, also
an ordinance for the weighing Of coal.
The following bills were allowed:
Judges and clerks of the special election
Of Dec. 18th $l6.
q. Clemens, printing, SIS.
j. Is. Knight, street crossing. 500
Thos. Martin, amount of special tax on
two lots struck of to the city, and Der cent
age on special tax, 1852
Alderman Patterson, President pro. ten.
Of the Council, rendered his resignation
which was adopted.
The Council proceeded 10 ballot for l
President pro. tenn, and upon the second bal
ioung, Alderman Newton was duly elected.
he Mayor stated that he had appointed
Alderman Haines commissioner under tn
resolution passed AT the last meeting Of tn
Council, III regard 10 the alteration of III,
west line Of Water street.
Council adjourned to Tuesday. Dec. 25th
at I O'Clock p. NJ.
u. 5. MERRIAM, City Recorder.
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Ielcgraphie News.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l5.-The House had TWO
ballots to-day-no choice. Banks left of
with 100, when the House adjourned.
NAsnlNCroN, Dec. l5.-Thc anti Admins
tration caucus met last evening in. the Hall
Of the House. Mr.. Washburne. of Maine.
in the Chuir. About 90 member were pres
ent.
Speeches Were made BIZ Messrs Ball. of
ONO, Drum. Of inlana. aud Biddle. of Pa.
IN which they strenuouslv urged that the
Republicans should withdraw Banks, and try
Pennington hrst and Fuller next. and see ii
any organization could be effected
Tins drew out quite number Of speeches
from the Banks men. after which kunkle. o.
Penn, offered resolutions that the caucus
should he governed by the majority. and
whoever received the highest vote should
stand as The caucus nominee
Banks received - votes; Fuller, l.: Pen.
ntngton, ! Campbell, /.
Previous to the yo,e being taken, the Full
Ter men left the Hall
III Courier and Enquirer's Washingtoy
correspondent teIegraphs that the Senatoria
caucus has been held to-day. There wa,
great excitement over the printer. and Mr.
VERSIONS slavery resolutions. Gen. Gas.
SAID that party organizations required tht
caucus nomination OF Nicholson and Fornev
he resolutions for NOMINATION. passed. and
Senators instantly bolted, including Hunter
Mason and Butler. The Cass sub committee
on slavery resolutions will report on Monday
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To,hc C.,.xens Of Neo,uA.

aNlao Interested WITH rs the Messrs scohelds
J. IN the tas Fitting Business We would i..su7.
the pubic that all orders gwen 10 them will bee ex-
ecuted IN neat aud worklnan-llke manner, and
that they rely upon the work done ~ them. IN
being Of the very best material
A. II Will be but short time before the gas viii
De Introduced We would recommend 10 those desi-
ou u ilghifhg up ut the time Of the completion ..
the works. that they give Immediate orders for rit,
hAtnres, &c, otherwise. many would he DELAYED BE-
y"nd That time rs It would be impossible 20 supply
all applications upon short notice
July 3, iso3.--d G. HERRICk & co.
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supposed IL obDcrs OF $50 900 r ON !. IA Q
American Express Co. Arrested.
Boston. Saturday. Dec Il

DosfoN. saturday. Dec. -.
Oliver King and Warren c. Ayers were
arrested last night in Lawrence, by Messrs.
Horn and Savage, Boston Police Officers.
charged with having robbed the American
Express Company ut the West Of $50, 900 IN
gold, the particulars of which were publish
ed some weeks since. The accused were ar
raigned IN the Police Court this p NJ. and
committed for examination on Wednesday
next; bail $3.50, 900. Ayres was recently .
broker IN this city, and King hotel keeper
IN Lowell. Nothing a. vet has been made
knoWa OF the evidence against them. W.
=. White, express messenger, who had charge
Of the money between Chicago and Detroi,
when IL was stolen, is also under arrest. and
circumstances strongly implicate him with the
Others A fourth person is also in custody
White, a short time after the robbery, left the
employ of the American Express Company
othcer Best, Of Buffalo. was instrumental in
bringing the matter to light
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William ". hickman

Agept Tor the following substantial Insurance
! 9umpAnies
e'tnmerc Al In. Co, saint Louis, NJ
Hartford Fire Insurance 90
+ ma ms. Co.
Star ms 60.
-ftna I.lf- Ins Co.
The attention VI merchants and iorwardcrs i
called to the fact, HAT the Commercial ms Co.. III
~ Louis, issues open Marne POLES Mt tacir gen
y mere. ihe premiums are retained here and loar
Ell 10 the customers Of the COMPANY
Office second Street, near Main
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important Trial atihe CrystaI PAT.


NJ had the pleasure a witnessing. a fcw da,.
since, an Interesting lssi triAl If yariot,.
weighing machines gap ou exhibition ~ TIE
'rfsf4l Palace. he trial vas confined ~ the rtla-
i've merits If Fairbanks the Scale. scale. nan
uiactured w purye, 4 FORSYTH, Rochester. Y y
and newly patented sealo manufactured AZ Yer
gennes. VI II test the real merit q the scale the
committee placed upol Ike platform +. a scale haY.
INK the caraeiy q SIX tons. ghi IL 39s It's and
hen removed lht weight y arlaas part. If the Plat
FORM Y ith this weight So enc cs.Tnrr III the Yer.
genhes Scale. the frku Indicated $50 lhs when
placed OF We opposite corner, the beam indicated
only 3,'57 ms. how nv difference If ~ ID. afl
when removed t. the centre ot ha platform tbe beatu
showed a,3s7 lbs. request Nas then nasse hat IN
weight - again placed en the corner hrsi tried
Winch Wa done. and the weight the beam now indi-
caied Was 5.ts@ il,., showing I Il reuca f,f : ih
from the hrst trial THIS variation Is ATTRIBUTABLE.
70 part . he arrsn ~ q the platform urar thu
bearings wIIch forbid thf rassltilty II ID. ~,y3ts.
correct wfignt ~ agreeing witt Itself The f..t vas
ben apFiird ~ Fairbank sac. and when H.
We en- was plaed On onc corner Il fhe platform the
beam Indicated the true weIeht a.ags lb4 40 ~.
second and thrt corner hv res I'LL was I'm same -.
iae f2nriA Corner got variation Was prc lsitie
;" f7tE enfiy dsAcate "as tAe epxT>tjpn ~ fair-
bank Seal. capacity tons. that quarter If n
pound igh' placed on any part - the platform.
raised the beam
pufyye Forsyth scale . a. 900 llp. CAPACITY
~as itext tested ami Ike fhe Aergenne. S<aie. ii
failed e gF w .ehf N s. agree with ,,sls.
II showsd variation II pounds VII = NV aoieht
wa removed from one t. another On. ~
fairtank 5 small platform ocaies Was then / sts,l
win = STANDARD weights. ani although II had
been IN constant 10 sl1 mantt- II exhibited IN
efrIue accuracy. The scaled weights aerq Am mar
ed On similar scale manufactured lsv Duryee a
forss ID, bat the result far from satisfactory
one corner was hal pound to i 3lt the centre
Aalf pound toe agE, and another errn,r I've
pounds 900 heavy reun.y ispnau
BALDWIN. EVANS 3 Co.
ao' -adn Ak MS, kvakuk.
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n
lection y tAis uew and popular Institution for
the diffusion If Literature aud Art ha,e been made
on the lne-l extensive scale.
Among the works already engaged the far
famed
GENOA GRIFFIN
whlrh originally cost ten thousand dollars
In forming the new collection, the diffusion u
works 81 American Art. and the eneaura cement of
American genius have not been overlooked Com
missions have heen issued many Il the most dis
tngulahed American artists. who will contribute
some d their finest productions. Among them are
three Marble bu.ts executed by the greatest living
Scuiptor, IRAN Power
GEORGE NASIIl NOTION
THE Father q his Country
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN
The Philosophers
DANIEL " LBS TER,
The Statesman
special agent has VISITED Europs and made care.
fui and ludcions selections II fore gn works Il Art
both IN Bronze and Marble Statuary and Choice
Paintings.
The whole forming large and valuable oollee
ton q Paintings aud Statuary he distributed free
among the members # the Association for the sec
ond year.
TERMS OF MEMBERSHIP.
Ihe payment OF three dollars constitutes any one
a member of tins ASSOCIATION ard entities him 70
either one Of the following Magazines FOR one wear
and also ticket IN the distribution of the statnary
and Paintings.
The literature issued to subscribers consists Of abe
| following Monthly Magazines: Harpers Putnam
knickerb1cker, Back woods, Graham j. Gedev \
Lady Book and Household Words
Persons taking five memberships are entitled "a
any i've 81 the Magazines for Que year and to six
tickets in the distribution.
Ihe net procsed, derived from the sale of member
shps are devoted 10 the purchase If works If Art
for the ensuing year.
The advantages secured by becoming ms mber Of
7 this Association nre--
ist All persons receive the full value of their sub
scriptnns al the start in the shape Of sterling Mag
azinc Literature 20
ID Zach member II contributing towards purchas.
ing ehoioe works OF Art, which are to be distributed
among themselves and ara al the same time eneonv
aging tie Artists If the country dis bursipe tbons
snds OF dollars through is agency
Persons III RENTING funds for membership will,
please give their post office address iu full stating
! the month they wish the Magazine To comtnapca
anu nave The letter registered at the post office n
prevent loss on the receipt OF which n certificate ~
membership together with tile Magazine desired
Will DC forwarded 70 any part VI the country
those who purchase Magazines at bookstores viii
observe that by joining this ASSOCIATION thew reeaiys
I The Magazine aud free Ticket in the annual a;.tr;
ea'ioh, All al tile same price they pay for the
Magazine alone. W
Beautiful illustrated Catalogues giving full des
eiJ''lohs' sth Tree on applications,
Tor membership, address
z. l.. DERBY, Actuary G. a. A
AtelthST 81 the principal Offices
hniekerbocker Magazine Office as groadyva,
Ne" iork, or, Western ufEce l6e Water str.st
n' 1hlp' nuyl4dw3m
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SPREADING oNK's Butter OVER TOO NrcH
BREAD.-fred. Douglas, the colored agitator,
IN the course Of late lecture, told the fol-
lowing anecdote about President Pierce.
which is worth preserving:
about the time Pierce was nominated y
sad Douglas, Il was in New Hampshire, and
win great portion Of the American people.
| felt curious To know who Franklin Pierce
was. happened 20 be in bar-room where
some allusion was made to the nomination by
a plain farmer, who appeared to know some
thing about the candidate. | asked him If
he could tell me who this Gen. Pierce was
lie replied 'Oh. Frank Pierce-oh. YES |
know Frank. Why. we think he's quite a
man up here in these parts. But then. come
to spread him out all over the country. he
would be awful thin
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GaA FiNfures.

VIE undersigned are prepared Ia receive orders
Tor hitting up stores, offices and dive Hing house,.
with pipe and fixtures for gas-promptly executing
The same, and guaranteeing all their work to be gas
tight.
All persons desirous Of using gas. thar have not
een called upon, are requested 10 leave Their al
dress with US, through the Post Office
orusrs executed IN the succession in which they
are received sC0TIEID & BROTHER
July I'D
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.

TBE DIS HOMES VALLEY Vine Is issued from
this ofhce every Wednesday has extensive and in
crossing circulation throughout the Dies Moines NB-
iey well in the of the State and the nj
ted states, and a medium Of advertising is not
surpassed Subscription price II so per annum Ia
ady suce.
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DEB Mary Esther. aged 70 wears, daughter of
VIM and Mary Ann Raes. The funeral win take
place a. L. A. ", this Thursday from the residence
81 her parents little byond the Lime kikns keo-
kuk
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Co-Partner.nip Notice.

'IsHE undersigned have this day formed 4 CO part
nershlp tor the purpose Of carrying on the boot
and shoe business in heokuk under the style and firm
Of I j. Elliott, aCo.
I. ]. ELLIOTT.
JNO. II. CARTER
I. j. CARTER.
JAS. b. CARTER.
Having purchased the entire stock Of s. a. Islke,
ami having Furthermore secured the services u Mr..
Dunlap, late of Cincinnati. Ohio, widely and fayort-
BY known as the Prince of Boot Makers we Sole
II the patronage Of the citizens Of keokuk and the
surrounding country.
1t lsour intention 70 keep hand a complete n
s"rment Of every description and price. and pre-
pared TO finish to order boots and shoes TO suit the fan
ey. T. J. ELLIOTT 4 CO.
nave sold my entire stock and trade T, j. Eli
OFT Co., and cheerfully recommend them to my old
customers as gentlemen fully competent and capable
~ carrying GA the boot and shoe business in all lis
branches. s. A DIXIE
nova
II EADf MADE CLOTHING Everything in TINS
~ line can be had at the lowest figures at
sep27dpw WOODWARD Il cos.
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From Kansas.
HIGHLY INTERESTING.
Great Excite lnent at Leayenw orsh.
Lawrence Entrenched.
4 FIGHT HOURLY EXPECTED.

ATCIIISoN, STRINGFELL0N AND EASTON Al
TIE HEAD OF TIE INVADERS.
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The Spanish government has got wind Of
plot to carry OF the young Princess of Aus
turls, and in consequence she never goes a.
broad without an escort of 40 or so dragons.
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New Furniture .

tHElN by late shipment 1t the "Gate CITY
IL Furniture Rooms"
y pair Soeables new and elegant styles various pat
terms and prices
dor upholstered Lounges
pair Sofas, fas hionable patterns,
marble top dressing Bureaus, various patterns
10 plain do.
marble top Friezc log Center Tables
Rosewood llat stands gilt and iyuf, tnnuut.l nav
aud elegant patterns
bGothledo, ch srry and walnut
Turned do
81 d"z cane "a Chairs, MI patterns and qualities
Edo arm Rockers, cane seat aud back
do sewing Rockers, do
80 some beautiful upholstered 0tomans Gothic
Reception thairs. Quartettc TABLES Fancy Towel
ot"ha'' ana iaFg n'sortmani If all kinds Of fash
loah'e furniture which the public are invited Ia call
and examine. G. : ARRo1,I 4 "a
ucN lFa LIZ MINI
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HAN hongh, out the Dry Goods store Of .James
l.. Btuc, and will hereafter coniin,,. thu hnsinas
in the same place
ne stors i ~ charge u Mn II II AxSAs1E.
whose long experience, aui polite ana attentive man
hers are We'll known ~ this community. A. can
tom.
Remember TIA place one door cnst eff II. II. Wood
"''rd g. - MAN street. u. a. WILLIAMS.
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kcokuk gymnasium.

fI'HE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully an
nounce to the citi2 rs If keokuk, tha, he has
ePsnsd his rooms for the reception of gentlemen.
suitable and ample pr paratons have been made
20 preserve aud promote the health igor aud men.
ta elasticity Of nil who mey DIES ire 10 participate in
the manly exercises and healthy sports Of gymuas-
ties Pure air and coid water, lndcioasl4 used In
The manner prescribed BY him, canno, fail to make
the most "eakly healthy, strong and robust
- htans over carey kilbourny store Xii
bourne Block, Main street in thc s,h story En-
trance from I ha rear 81 the building.
declsdtl o. MANCHESTER
Hyntts Patent Illuminating Tiles.
~lli3 f9r nlringt mcnf have been commenced In
- The L ;, Court against individuals violating
my patents owners Of property are fable for us-
ing me infringement, and justice to myself re
quires thai | should call them To- account
Alfred l.. Ninans, Eco, If Hamilton Hancock
70, ILL, is Inv attorney far Iowa and Illinois
deci sd6t THADEl~ HYATT. New York.
4 sf0t NpISG DEVELOPMENTS Miss Boek
lry's naw book The Testimony If nm Escan d
Novice from he ~ist-rho5i II 81 jos nh Fmnit.
burg Md, be mother house f TIM sister. If Char
~ IL the 1 ) rs Jos phone NJ Buckley. for
sale hy CAVE a SON
\ ApoLEoN Al 81 HELENA. II. Interesting
y Aneciotts and remarkable uvcrsations Of the
Emperor during the I've wears If his captivity: fine
~ illustrated. By John Sc Abbott For sale by
CAVE A son
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LITERARY AND MUSICAL.

\ fXamlnation Of the pupils Of the 'ke0kuk Fe-
male seminary in several of the studies OF th,
past term, will take place FRIDAY afternoon
Dec. 2lst, II the First PRESBYTERIAN church IN this
city commencing al O'Clock
IN evening Of the Same day will be- devoted 20 the
reacing original mpositions and to Performance
es in vocal and instrumental music
frenls and frlends Of education are especially in
Nited TO attend
E'oK REN1.--Concert Hall from the LIST of ,Janu-
AIRY next. Apply to {. f. CONN.
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Notice.
EFNHE BANKING HOUSE Of Charles Parsons " n
i BE- closed on the 18th Of Dee. christmas day.
and on the list If January Parties having notes pay
able either Of those days, requested pay them
on the day previous.
ke0tuk Dec. 10th, $50 ar
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cosmopolitan Arr assoelation!

4 RRANGEMFNI9 for the second Annual Col
lection q tAis uew and popular Institution for
the diffusion a litera'ure aud Ant, ha,e been made
on the most eStcnsiv e scale.
Among the work. already engaged i the far
81
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ROBERT HAINEA

A RtHlTEGf 6raham's Building Sd street. Kee-
i n kuk Iowa
Plans and specification. for buildings accurately
and scientifically prepared dSwIv
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1c0 ACRES ~ Land in Washtngto,i raun,v. faar
w miles from the County ~eat can b. had r
-eFcH dollars pr acre. Apply sean ~
nov1f SMITH & NANsICkLFN
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ENOk SALE--A house a.d lot on Main street
Il noy@f SMITH SANSfCkLEN
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: FRESH invoice If Hats and CaIs to trad, fr
\ city property Apply to
nos4 SMITH & NANSICkLEN
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I E'Vh N8LE.--A farm containing 2Us nrres I3V
under fence, II mile. from the city on the plank
road. Possession given the III Of Mach next A.
Ply t7 npF4 SMITH i HANSICkLEN
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'EHhEt lot- together in 9th street. Term. ca. !
Apply 70
no'A SMITH 4 yANSICKLEN.
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FOR SALE

I4'pk SALE-640 acres 81 choice Land within lou,
l miles Of the city. SMITH NANnHkLEN
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FOR SALE.

-O FEET front IN second street with building.
" rents for $500. Apply ~
n0H2l Smith NAN~IHkl
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EWk sAl.E-l0 acres u land under cultivation. al
Il mile from the city Appiy la
noFi SMITH & YANSICELEN
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ron NsTr.,
FOR SALE.

E21 Acres 4 Land, 20 nudlr cultivation near "a
nargo. Terms. one hirf cash halancg in one. w.,
and three years Appiyto
SMITH VANSICKLFN
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Il OR AAI.I

4 TOT II and lot. on second streat. anal, Z,
not2i SMITH & NANSICKLEN