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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-01

ss lease Of the tea store No 31l Seventh avenue
eood Chance for pe.son with small capital Apply
Sbe premises from to IL or Of E. W BA&NAKD, 239
Seventh street, before A. H., or from TO SIP. ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-01

a OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE NEW UaI
ted States mail steArier AHAGO ID. Lines, command
will leave for hAyrs tSuohns ~ Southampton lane
rom pier No. North river TOO. a. Beach street ree
during the ege should be sent board
secre calling marked below" No freight taken afte
INGsTUN, agent, s. broadway. N. B.-An letters mus
pass through the Post Ofics
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-01
HOTELS AND sUMMER RE TREATS.

ID ELMONT BALL, NEW BRIGHTON STATEN ISLAND.
ID An addition having ma ie to this house enables
modate much larger unber of guests than
beIetofore and desirable offered to IA
whitehall street. E. G. COFFIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-01

E,oR eALE-AN EIGHT H0RsE STEAM ENGINE
II aud boiler. Inquire Of RICHARD WIGHT, Al rhomp
son street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-01
STOLEN GOODS.

C1ol EN- FROM THE COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
1nesdsy May % between II and IL o'clock, light
brown II the thief sends back the
GUN book be keep the cost. R. B. CONNOLLY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-01

DISSOLUTION -THE COMPREHENSIVE OF JEN.
IL mir Hart u hereby dissolved b. mutual consent.
All debts ssia firm 70 be paid ~ O. s. Jer nnrs and
al debts due be paid 30 him. who
auth orizes 20 HqudAte the affairs Of said
%. 8 JESNING5,
Dated May rs, 1885. JAMES. q. HART.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-02-17
Tho Uoclrine orInsirnrtlnnA.


The id,Ion.sis of Michigan have latclyiu-
Strueigd General Cass and his colleague to
do certain acts, If not, 70 resign. General
,ass very properly says he will do neither.
Nhcreupon the abolition papers Of Michigan
an" % TINS St"t', ncnouucc him ih-ro>Tneas-
urea terms John wentworth makes It tho
occasion 20 san icr ana WHY the patriotism
ana hlrnl( OF the veteran statesman.
We th'hN thc acts Oh these fuSioniSts are
tne best commentary oil the respect for the
riSh, o. instructions and Of the obligations
,,ggs''IatI', instructions impose on Senators.
We therefore ask attention TO the following
proceedings Of inc House OF Representatives
OF limos on tmSGucSton.
Mr. Tanner submitted the following reso.
lnt"h
h'''''r" That as we have the right to in
stfu.t our : majors, they ought to obey when
the instructions are not repugnnnt 10 and in
consistent with 'hc Constitution Of the Unit
e' otH',''
II 'c,us Tie design OF the majority to pas
Instructions 'hc most offensive possible 10
our senators thiH resolution wa, adopted
ruSly--iusiDu-ts, and wings and
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-02-17
VA CE M%/
TiILORIyt, EMPORIUM.

REKOTEDfr, 40 MmLy's ell .5load, 10
he Uot side Of tie .S2edrc, opposi'e H.
Court Ho"c, IA the thrilling JJrmcri, 0ecg-
pjed by /. D. Bad,y
4 This establishment mag be- found one {
~ the largest al4 most complete assnrtmer &
OF English, Wrench, and Gerula broadcioth
clssimrres, dDr,atus, &c Also, every variety
OF s'lk aud satin Ses'ng', aud Trimmings ol {
kinds.
Also, ,agse ASSORTMENT dread y-nal- cloth .
ing. Of our own manufacture, consisting { (
~trajrht-bUGy coats. igock End sack coats, over.
rOats, pants, yrs's, drawers shirts, uudrf
shirts, neck ties, sCari-, collars. overhaul. ovrr
shuts -usprudrrs. huckskin gloves, umbrellas
&c, 1ioi winch val 0e s,l cheap, IN order BE-
clear oil he winter stock and prrpfrr TOR sum
mer trade. All persons dc-lrnu- q: purchasing
goods IA this line will do well TO call
The cutting department "a done by Frihn'
mus, whose ION. experience wii enable him ic
give patrons excellent hts Ia the latest styles and
workmnu'ke manner
Six good coat makers wanted At the above Is
Enlistment m JouN pERHANUs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-02-17

The TAmrr--rhc New York journal of
Commerce gives the following synopsis of
the bill now pending in the House of Repre-
scntatives for reduction of the tariff:
The basis of the change proposed is re-
duction of 20 per cent. from the rates ostah.
lishcd by the tariff of 1916. This would
change the schedules to 80, 30, ~, 90, l6,
-, s and / per cent instead of 100, 10,
80, % 20, II, 10 and as now established
\ few important transfers are made in the
classification, which of course will prove cX-
ceptonS TO this uniform reduction. Silks
which now pay 20 will be included in the 10
per cent list. Linens and Blankets will pay
90 as at present. Wool uumanuIacturcd,
will be clasScd either in the s or per cent.
schedule, instead Of 80, as at present Raw
silk manufactured flax, un.manulacturcd
grasses, most manufacturers dye stuiis NC,
will be classed ia the 1 per cent, while the
remaining dye stulls, codilla, or tow of hemp
and flax, and some other raw materials, will
be added to the free list. We should prefer
to have wool in the free list, for the benefit
of both thcwool grower and the manuiactu.
rcr, and think very likely that such an
amendment will be proposed while the bill is
under consideration"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-02-17
l.urOpenn NcMs.

The Atlantic arrived on the 10th. The
chicfintcrest Of the news centres in the pro-
ceedings of the British Parliament, in which
the government has been severely denoun-
ccd. Lord John Russell resigned his seat in
the Cabinet, anda total breal-up Of the Min
istry is talked of.
Sebastopol dates TO the nth Of January.
Nothing of moment had occurred. The Rus.
SANS had made two s0r,ics, but were rcplIs-
eel with considerable loss The weather had
been cold, bat at latest dates was milicr.
Considerable rcnlorcements were reach
ing the allies. Liprandi had again advanced
his outposts TO Shernago. 10000 Russians
wlth6O guns are said to be at Perccop.
Sickness IN the camps was Increasing and
MenchikciF is reported TO have said
Our troops may rest. Generals Janua.
ry, February and Match, will fight our bat
ties far better than We can
The Russians hal repaired and rc.occu-
pied the Quarantine Fort. Gen Brown was
about to resume his command in the Crimoa.
Tho Russians reported numerous dcaer-
tiers from the Allies TO their own rank.
IN Odessa letter TO the 9th, says the Rus
slams Will shortly resume the offensive in the
Crimea, having received the necessary rein.
forccments.
Large bodies Of Russian troops have been
ordered TO concentrate at Pcrccop with 4
view oiattacking Eupatonia.
II was reported at Vienna on the 25th.
that battle had been fought before Sebas.
topol, in which the Russians were victorious.
but the authentic advices from Baiaklaya
next day, contradictcd it.
IL MAO positively aSSericu tIi.i o,,,r d.,
cha's forces would CONNIE nee opcrat!san,, 90,
the 18th ofJanuary by advancing under Gov.
er Of the artillery Of the fleets along the
coast
4 dispatch from McnclkoT dated Jan.
II, was published in st. Peters burgh on the
18th, to the following effect "lhe Siege
operations donot advance. Two successful
night sortics were made on the 18Th and 18th.
We took IL English and French prisoners.
The Allies lost considerable number
killed.
TINS DAEv8E.--The patrig says tie recent
passage Of tho Danube by the Russians has
sIycnrIsa 70 demand Of Austria for cxpla.
nations from Goyt~chakof and orders have
b,Cn sent to Count Coronnni to proven, the
Russians from recommending the campaign
ON Tie Danube
The Admirals have declared all the port.
on the Blacl, Sea and Mot in state Of strict
blockade and have captured or laid an en-.
barge Oh several ships laden with provision.
for the Russiang The Screw steamer Blac..
Sea with submarine cable connecting Var.
ia with Ga.aA'aya had pat back to Ilorwick
damaged
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-02-17

TuG ALtED Army II THE CRiNrA-The
London Times, ia the leading editorial, draws
a most dcp'orahlc picture of the state Of the
army in the Crmca At the beginning OF
January it could muster only 1900 bayo-
nets, the artillery aud engineers had been
reduced in the same proportions, and cayal-
ry no longer existed as force. The deaths
amounted to sixty II day, aud number disa-
Llcd by latignc and sickness to 900 week
This ratio, the Times thinks, viii rapidly in.
crease.
1t is computed that out Of 1900 men
nominally fit for service, only 1000 are in
good health. The army was an army of in
valids at the beginning of the month, al
though the Crimea had not set in. The
Times comes to the conclusion that "unless
Some extraordinary stroke Of fortune inter
ycncS, we are about to lose our only army,
the object of much pride, of 50 much deep
affection, Of solicitude; and asks if the ma
ton is prepared for this disaster.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-02-17
Late from Iiayana.

NEW YORK, February Il.
\ letter from Havana says that it was re
ported that the British vessels Of war which
had arrived at that port had seen fleet Of
American vessels crowded with men, and on
the 3d inst, the whole Spanish feet got un-
der way and left the harbor with Il number
OF TROOPS on board. IL is said the Govern
ment sent secret alyiccs of fllibustcring
movements by the Cahawha. Runners were
current that Hind del Oro had mutincd The
second IN command at Havana, had left town
for the south side to embark FOX some port
unknown.
Dan Ramon Pcrito, one Of the most inlu.
entail Spanards in Cuba, has been arrested
charged with being in conspiracy against
the Government, and numerous arrests had
also taken place.
All sorts of iillbustering stories were
current.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-02-17

POPULATION or CAlIroRNA.-Thc census
returns are anything but satisfactory to the
san Francisco Herald; for while the arrivals
by sea during the year number only 17,72o,
the departures have amounted to 2l,lT7-
showing n net gain of only 23,253 to the
population during the year. Mul,itudcs Of
Mcxicans were leaving; the account with
Australia and the Sandwich Islands was
nearly balanced; while there had been an
Increase of SO Chinese. Avery crafty
ing feature of the returns is, that while for
every three men who have come into the
State two have departed, five women and
children have arrived Tor every one who has
left. The arrivals via the Plains are cstimat-
ed at from -, 900 to 10000, and the total
increase from all sources is rcckoncd at
about $4,000.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-02-17
Rec. Sec.-Wm. NJ. True, Ottawa.
Cor. Soc Henry l.. Brush.

ANENDNESrs 10 THE MAINE LAw.--Jhe
telegraph stated day or two since that the
Liquor BILL ~ proposed by the House, wa,
materially altered by the Senate, and had
been cngrossod for third reading We
learn from gentleman who came IN from
Springfield last evening that the following
are the principal amendments
70 strike out the clause providing that
the las shall go into effect il January 49,,
whether approved by a vote Of the people
or not, making it lawful to manufacture and
sell lager beer by the barrel
Also permitting the manufacture Of high
wines aud alcohol, and their sale within the
State under license, and to sell them to 60
out Of the State without license.
The impression was general at Springfield
on Thursday, that the bill as amended would
pass both Houses
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-02-17

EXTENSION OF TnC Carroll Already the
sum of 80, $50, 600 has been appropriated for
the extension of the United States Capitol;
of which there has been expended $l,2G7,-
500 30, leaving available for the year ending
june 80, 1865, 81, Os2, 1870 81, For the SER
vices Of the year 1866, there will be required
the sum of $685., 900.
IL the contractors for marble supply the
material as fast as they have engaged to do,
the Superintendent secs no reason to prevent
the next Congress from meeting within the
walls Of the new chambers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-02-17

Wuo ouE LEGISLATORS ARE,--A correspon.
dent of the Chicago Press gives the following
facts about the members of the House
Of the professions and calling of the mem.
hcrs, there are Farmers, 90; Lawyers, 90
Ply sicians, 9, NJ rchauts, s; Bankers, :
Clcrgymcn, .; Mechanics, .; Printers, .;
Dentist, / Surgeon, Nurscrymou, / ,
Professor, Mason, / Miller /,
Mr. Richmond, of Chicago, is the oldest
man In the House, while there are five who
are 20 years Of age, the youngest. There
are ten fifty years of age and upwards, none
over sixty. There nrc twenty.siN between
40 aud % years of age; thirty.two between
90 aul 80; e,,cn between 90 and 80,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-02-17

Bat little Of importance has transpired for
some days.
SrNATc.-Mr. Stuart presented Joint re-
solution of the legislature Of Michigan. in.
structing Senators aud requesting represcn-
tatiyes to use their best exertions To procure
the passage Of an act prohibiting the intro.
duction or existence Of slavery in any terri
tory, especially in Kansas and Nebraska,
and to Introduce without delay bill for the
latter purpose, aud also to procure the i'm.
mediate repeal of the act Of 1850, known as
the fugitive slave law
MS. Casa said, substantially, when several
years ago, tho legislature Of Michigan in
strUctcd her delegation ia congress- to vote
for the Wilmot proviso, he said he should
resign when called upon to act; tho lcgisla-
ture repealed those instructions, therefore
he did not resign. he said lac should neither
follow those instructions nor resign, and pro-
ccc'lcd to state his reasons.
Mr. Stuart said that sufficient for the day
is the evil thereof When the proper time
came, he should be prepared to act until
then, IT Is unnecessary TO trouble the senate
with any remarks on the subject.
I'LL has passed both Houses aud become
a law, dividing this state into two judicial
districts Gen. Shields il spoken of rs like
" 10 be appointed Judge Of one Of the dis.
tricts.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-02-17

Boy LOST. The Marshall 0ll) Telegraph
states that much excitement has been caused
in that county by the suddcndisappcarance
of Edward Newton, stcp-son of DR.. Madison
of that place He has always been srLjcct
to fits, --rcquiringa constant attendance on
him, but on Saturday, the 10th of January,
he escaped and though immediately followed,
could not be found. The whole neighbour
hood has been searched for him in vain. 1t
is feared he persisted in the great storm of
Sunday.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-02-17

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all rouccrnsi,
y rhaIat a ale OF land. aud town .ots, Tor tie
lax- and cost. dle thereon 20 the -lsir and conn
~ Tor thryear 1852 b. NE treasurer pnt collector
Of the county 81 Ia SALE and state Of lliiuo.., az
the court house in said county on the iih day o.
I1ue, 4 D. 1853. became the purchaser OF the
inIlowiup described 10; aud part 81 lot sin lot
four block thirteen and west half OF lot SIX in
block thrty, boih iutur town of Ottawa Genre,
La Sail county and .tate Of Illinois, ard that
purchased sand lo' and part OF 10, on the 18th dav
of June 4 y 1853 at the s1ir aforesaid, aud
ihai the time Of redemption will expire on the
Nth day Of June A d. 1855
February l1-3w. Isaac Y, WATErHA..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-02-17

Frozen TO DEAru.--The Madison Banner
of the 9TH says -. II. Tinkle, n lad of
eleven years of age, u resident of Shelby
county, went rabbit hunting in the snow, u
few days since, taking with him three dogs.
As be did not return us soon as his parcn Is
expected, they went in search of him, but
without success. The neighborhood was
alarmed, and moro than one hundred per-
sons turned out in search of the lost boy,
and at the close of the fourth day nc was
found in u field, frozen TO death, and almost
entirely dcvourcd by hogs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-02-17
How the whig part,.. Dac!. was Broken

We recommend 10 the lovers Of the pa
thctic, and those who enjoy descriptions Of
horrible accidents and distressing casualties,
to read the following tale of how the
bacl, Of the wing party has been
broken. he learned judge who recapi;ula-
ted the melancholy event, was affected unto
tears, and his mental suffering touched the
hearts Of the most hardened Of the crimi-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-02-17
4 stnDD E,tskN,

On tle south side OF 'hrl.ln1I. riyer w..h,n 'he
limits ui tI, CIil OF Oyaw1, containing lI2
ac-es, with good dwelling house thereon. two
smaller dWe.uuG houses, d good well ut lasting
water, hr-t-Ia,r tirering stern, nd good
spuu4ui never failing water 40 small fields
81 the land ugr 90 cultivation, enclosed &c by a
raj. aud he o'a"5H bp1rt fence
ALSO, tho follow NO vacant lots in Ottawa
Cry Iuz l,3,i7g, IU. Il, 10. II, y and u
4 50. Tie lu..oWInu lots 10 subdivision OF lot
. ia Ottawa Guy. lois ,, ,, T. ; ,G,S 9, IS, %,
% u, o. aud %
ALSO, tie following lots IN Ottawa Celue.
,et ! m block 10, and lot IN block y
ALSO Ne follow uglot 10 Walkers fn5d.yl
sion Of swg Of sec. J. town 30, range east
lo.l, letter T.
Also, the following ,ots in the town of Sci
ence lots !, > and 3 IN block 30 lot / IN block
81 lot ! in block -, and lot Bin lock 80
4 LNl ~. L.--uu.Lr. ,..-l -LnL-.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-02-17

We observe that the people in the country
are bringing into town large quantities Of
prairie chickens Now they ought to rccol.
lcct tina, they are liable to a fine of five dol
lars for every chicken they kill. 1t isa very
easy matter to catch them 1T this season of
the year, while the show is on the ground.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-02-17

BRoEE TuRouGH-A team, loaded with
wood, broke through the ice just below the
Fox river bridge on Thursday, and came very
near taking a trip down stream. The ice is
now getting rotten, and persons ought to be
very careful about crossing with heavy loads.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-02-17

\ GArurriNa on GOVERNORS, --Governor
Wright, of Indiana, has invited and conf.
dcnty expects u visit on the 2ad OF fcbrua-
~, from Governors Powell Of this State,
Johnson of Tennessee, Mattcson of Illinois,
and Mcdill of Ohio. Great preparations will
be made, aud a brilliant day may be expect.
Cd LOuiSrWc Utm.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-02-17

DrrEAr or ColT's PATENT ExrrNrloS. The
application made by Col Colt for an extern
sion OF his Revolver patent was defeated in
the House OF Representatives on Friday last,
Its head was taken Oft in Committee of the
Whole 10y q vote of 30 to 81 This action
was subsequently confirmed by the House
yeas Ill, nays dS, 1t is said that i'm.
mcnse sums Of money have been expended
IN efforts to secure the extension Of this pat.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-02-17
La Sale Street Drug Store.
Il. ", NErsRTHIR.

II AElNG parchascd the entire stock ofdrugs,
| medicines, oils, paints, &c. formerly own
ed by Hunter & 'Ioombes. would say to his
friends and the public generally, thar he will con
llnue the drug business at the oil stand on La
Sale 81. two dour- uurlh of Vi II. Swlii's law
Office, where will be happy to accommoda t.
all those who may favor Inn " tn call All
persons wishing to obIaina pure article IN the drug
line. Will always be sure 10 lind II at McArthur'>
rs he intends 10 keep no other kind. He
would invite Il c attention Of the ladr, IN partc-
uiar TO hls stock OF Ierumery, whlchis the best
and most extensive evsr offered IN Ottawa. vary
ing IN price aud quality to sui purchasers. lie
has also a large and beautiful assortment Of
amps, lanterns, chandeliers # all sIzes, iron.
twenty five cents up TO fifty dollars each.
Also hat. tooth. pail, cloth aud paint brushes
0iad d, scrpuons, be sides soaps. shaving cream,
ppmoiums. Ia r oil, combs, pens, ink, paper, tn
vcIopes. aud hosl OF fancy articles TOO numerous
to meuuon. lie "iiI keep constantly on hand
slsh and glass OF all sizes, glazed ready iCt use al
manufacturers prices.
Dr. NcArhur will continue the practice OF
medicine as heretofore, aud may always be found
Ut his store when not absent on professional bust
ness. February 3.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-02-17
Liza Sale County Agricultural, Iiorticultu-
riti, and Industrial Society.

The annual meeting Of this society was
held at the court house in Ottawa, Jan. 90 j.,
1870 the President, Sanl. r. Lewis, ESD,
in the chair.
After the reports Of the several officers
were made, the following officers were cho-
sen for the ensuing year, viz
Prcddeaf--Joln lIise Of Rutland
let Vice Presiieat-John ii. llosford Of
Freedom.
81 Vice Presideat-E. ~ Galloway of Ea-
gle
3D. Vice President-J. II. FredenLurgh of
Ottawa
Rec. Ssc--Wm. W. True, Ottawa.
Cor. Soc Henry l.. Brush.
7rcas--T. X. Courtney
E'1tutice Commitee.--Joel v. Arm.
strong, J; =. shay, Jackson ,Shaver ,,IarnS
Richard rhorne, David Strawn, and Iloplcy
Drew.
The following resolutions, offered by Mr..
His, were adopted, viz;
H@yicrd, That Geo. II Norris, r. 1hornc,
II. Drew, j. llise, and VIM NJ. True, be a
committee 10 procure aud fence show
ground for the use Of this society.
ReOicci, That this committee be instruct
Ottawa for the privilege Of using "Shabauah
square for the purposes Of this society.
WV. N. IRUE, sec.
The above committee on show grounds are
requested to meet on Saturday, the 2Hh
inst, at the court house.
W. ". TgrE sec.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-02-17
INrORMiTI0N WANTED.

4 NY person who can give information OF the
N whereabouts Of Michael Wall, late OF La
Sale. la sale county. but who has been missing
since October, 1853, wdI be Literally rewarded,
by addressing The sub scIiber. q; Ottawa.
February l7-3wt MICHAEL NASEv
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-02-17

HENiu OF Nr. MAsoS. --"Ion," Of the Bal
timorc sun, writes from Washington as fol-
lows;
-%IL- couyalsceuce Of our Minister at Par
is, Sir. =. !. Mason, is established eyond "a
doubt hy the report OF Mr.. Walsh concern
ing bis condition. lis mind was not az.
fettcd by the temporary paralysis Of lis arm,
and there !, no reason TO believe that he viii
Immediately resign his mission Thus will
be dU appointed a., the calculations and ar
ansymcnl, that were based upon the occur
renee OF a vacancy 10 the French mission
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-02-17
s Bargain :

I WILL sell my fam OF one hundred and thir-
j ty.twO acres, situated one Inir from the city
OF Ouawa. alta bargain, as am intending 10
move to Iowa.
The rmconsist5 Of 30 acres, under fence and
pillow, aud the balance IL mostly timber land,
well watrred having both stone aui coal on it,.
Apply soon I1-3m tRI tAETER.