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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-04-28
River Items.

| rs The steamer Clarion, Capt. P. A. More
head, arrived yesterday morning. having left
Dubuque on Sunday morning. No cases o.
sickness were reported as having occurred on
the passage. The Clarion was sunk about three
weeks since by coming in contact, with the ice
but she has since been upon the stocks and
thoroughly repaired. She is now in good run.
ming condition, and will ply between st. Louis
and this city during the season. She brought
up 100 passengers and $50 tons freight, among
which we notice the entire machinery and fix.
lures for The new steamer building at st. An.
thony, intended to ply on the Mississippi above
the Falls. The Clarion will leave this morn.
ing for st. Louis.
~ The steamer Editor also arrived yester-
day morning from below. bringing large num-
bers of passengers, and large amount OF
freight. A few cases of sickness and ten deaths
are reported on the passage, one Of whom was
a lady. The Editor left for Dubuque yesterday
at 10 o'clock
~The steamer Blackhawk, Capt. Maxwell,
arrived early yesterday morning from Shake
pee. The water is still low, and the boat could
proceed no farther up on this trip than the
Rapids.
10 The Galena, Capt. Blakely, arrived last
evening from Galena, which place she left on
Monday morning. She brought about 100 pas
sengers. and all the freight she could carry
Captain Blakely informs us that be encounter
ed heavy gale on Tuesday and Wednesday
and was compelled to lay by some twenty -iour
hours, deeming it unsafe to proceed during its
continuance. We are indebted to him for Ga
lena papers of Monday last. The Advertiser
says that the Eastern train of cars on Friday
week, brought to that city nearly six hundred
and that of Saturday, one thousand passen-
gers.
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DIVISION OF THE STATE OF New YoRK.-We
observe in the New York Express. a statement
that the division of the State of New York is
nails because of the alleged continued hostility
in the interior to the city of New York. 1t is
proposed to carry the new State as far north as
AZ degrees, comprising the counties of Sullivan
Ulster. Duchess, Orange, Rockland, Putnam,
Westchester, New York, Richmond. Kings
Queens. Suffolk. with the exception of narrow
strip in the north Of Ulster. 80
All humbug! A division Of that ssgreen
cheese the moon, just as probable. a.
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THE CLOCK ENTERPRISE.

HNHIS coed thing like many others has been delayed
by false reports but It still lives and must grow
maturity. 1t taken hand and will be put up as
seen as is nishe and like the sun in the heavens, 1t
shall strike sjust and the uDjnst without dis
tinction of class, party, birth, or color.
What Induces to get such Clock Is the necessi-
ty Of having good time. will guarantee such clock
viii be OF great use to both town and country Every
has either clock watch for their use, but
il is nobodys else time, and consequently very incon-
venient in business matters therefore shall put up the
clock, any how. And all good, liberal minded citizens
who wish to help the thing along by their subscriptions
nav do 20 at the shop Of y w. ILLINGWORTH.
l7gYflf qsIg corner Of jackson and Fifth Streets,
St. Poul, April 3, 1885. T. se.s- -. :; d&wts
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GREAT VICTORY!
GOD NEWs!!-M0RE BOUNTY LAND!

A LAW passed Congress March Sd, 1876, giving ONE
"A HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES OF LAND
all psr>ons who have performed IA days Military
vice in any war of the United States since 1776.
The law includes all the Commissioned aud Non-Com-
missoned Ocers, Musicians and Privars (ncr ding
dians whether Volunteers, Rangers, Militia or Team
sterS.
Also, all the Commissioned and Nom Commissioned
Officers the Navy, Seamen, Landsmen, Marnces, Flo
tila Men, Chaplans and Clerks 81 r'.fs - it9a
Those hO hGue received 40 or 80 acres entitled to
enough more to make the 100. ''i ii+t ~
Soldiers Of the Black Hawk, Patriot, and other wars,
who have made applications land and failed,
count Of not having served month, get 100
il they served fourteen days, If they
gagged In Battle.
The Veteran Soldiers Of the Revolution who pen
siens entitled to land. IT dead, their widows
can draw 1t. ' H 4-tH.I
The benefits OF this act Tin Of the soldier deat
extend to his widow, his minor children. but
other heirs.
1t Is thought that nearly two hundred millions Of acres
will be issued under this act and in consequence IF The
large number Of applications that Will be made
considerable lime will necessarily eapse before they
all be acted upon. Remember the maxim, ssnrst Gomez
first served.'' . t
We have made ARRANGEMENTS with experienced firm
Washington for oh aiming Bounty Land for all entitled
to 1t living in this Territory. who may favor with
call. We make no charge in case unless obtain
the land. PARKER & CARVER Attyss Law
N. b. Any Information given to those interested.
April 10, 1866
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LATE FROM EUROPE

lust received from the Manufacturer beautiful as
sorment Of the following kinds of desirable SILVER
WATCHES, which offer at exceedingly Prices, and
Will be sent by mail or Otherwise. any part the
country, receipt of money the SAINT and written
warrantee with each watch for year.
Patent Detached silver Levers, from Is 10 dollars
do do do hunting Levers from Is to Is &c
Fine Offender Silver IN strong cases from 10 to IL
do do do in strong hunting cases frsm Is to
l6 dollars. .-- 20.
Also Clocks at equally low prices Of every description
from the best makers. W. ILLINGwORTR,
Watch Maker, Cornerof jackson and Fifth streets,
SAINT PAUL.
p s. Traders and others Invited to give call
fore purchasing elsewhere.
April i6, 1865. TdAwtf)
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CHEAPEST BOOK EVER Pub
lished, and containing nearly dou-
bic the quantity Of reading matter
in that Of the Fifty cents or DOL
lar Publications. It treats On
the PHYSIOLOGY OF MARRI-
AGE, and the secret innrmit,es
and disorders Of youth and rnatr-
rity, resultingfrom excuses which
destroy the physical and mental
powers observations on marriage,
its duties and disqualification, s
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.

AvlNG made the necessary arrangements with
III the best Manufacturers Dealers In the hsst,
shall, the opening Of Na,iRat n. b. pre- ared
r all orders tor implements al! kinds Consisting in
par OF
P'oughs. Cult'vators, Grain and Seed Drills. Harrows,
Hors Hoes, Hay and Straw Cutters. Corn Sheers Fame
Mug Mills. Grain and Grass Seed Separators, Tol,
and Bows, Farmers Boiler, Grain Cradles, Scyth =,
Snaths, Hay aud Manure Forks, Sickes, Hoes, Hay
Garden Rak. >, Shovels, Spades, &c.
We shall always have on hand the newest and most
approved patterns Of implements we'll those
Makers in the country, and will keep ourselves adj
vsed Of any new inventions or improvements that will
be Of interest to the Farmer. rs
The attention Of Farmers and others Ia invited to
where prepared to sell at the low
est market prices for cash.
McCLOUD s. BROTHER.
Near the head Of Third Street, Saint Paul.
March 10. 1066..yff
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LOUISVILLE, April 2

LoursvrrIE, April 20.
River six feet in canal, falling. Heavy storm
of wind last night. Clear and ceol this eve
ming.
NEW YORK, April 10.
Washington Irving was severely injured YES
terday, by being thrown from his horse. He il
not yet considered out of danger.
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nAYTON & PACKARD keep in t

EAAYTON & PACKARD keep In their ONCE
~ Registers, wherein persons wishing to dispose OF
props register the same, with description there.
off price, &C., which will be open for the inspection OF
the public. -. .,.. s
scrpre such rcgste red property and all the lands in
their hands sale; which, together with ADVERTISE
ments In the daily papers, and other sources Of adver-
Using, givs to heands placed in their hands promi
before the public which insures their speedy
sale. d&wtf
Loans Negotiated,
YIELDING from 81 to SO per cent. upon unen-
cumbereu, Real Estate. Maps be at their
Office OF all the Surveyed lands in Mianesotc-also
those TOa0n Sites aad important points throughout
the Territory.
Particular attention will be paid to tho disposal OF
Town Sites, Mill privileges and Real Estate generally,
prirdte sale, Auction and the location of Colon
les. Feb. 81, 1855.
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FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL a. 1855
OUR RAILROAD.

Ne learn from Mr.. ". II. Newton who lately
arr"eS from. The East, that in New York he had
in'erviewsNsSith the President and directors OF
the Minnesota and Northwestern Railroad
company who assof9d him that the Engi-
neels and SURVEYORS would positively be on
the ercttai Ii May an9i proceed to locate the
road from the Iowa ine to Lake Superior.
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JOSEPH BERGFELD.

Successor to H Byers, Robert Street, Saint Paul,
KKyOULD call the attention Of the public to his larg,
w and well selected stock Of Stoves, consisting
part OF the following:
rior; Black Diamond; Union Air Tight American. do;
Albion, dos Western Queen; Morning Star; Prize Prem
iun; California, do; Eastern Eagle; Poneer Air tight,
Uncle Sam:
large assortment Of Parlor Stoves which will soil
at cost
Having excellent Coppar Smith and Timers cCn-
stanty in his employ, he is prepared to do all kinds
work In his line OF business with despatch and in the best
manner frr.rs
Ordersfrom the country promptly attended to. Co,-
try merchants and others, would do well to give him
heir custom st Paul, Feb 3, 1855
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PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE
ON THE
Physiological View Of Marriage.

M. d. Ia CROIx, M. ID. Albany, N. Y.
$50 Pages and 100 Fine Plain and Coored Autographs
and Plates.
Price only Twenty Five Cent III
ISent free OF postage to all parts Of the Unon.-S
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MARRIED.

In Still lwater, Thursday the 18th inst bvsRev n
N. Nichols, Mr.. OLIVER PARSONS, to Miss CORIzAN
JEWELL, daughter Of Stephen Jewell, recently from
Maine.
Also, at same place and time, Mr. GEORGE n. JEW
ELL to Miss MARY ELIZABETH WILLIAMS
In Brooklyn, N. Y. March 2sth by Rev. A. s. Francis
Mr. JAMES PHILIPS OF st. Anthony, Nin., to Miss
LAVENIA GILES, of the former place.
In Prescott. the 18th inst. by Rev n. 3D. Rogers
ALFRED HALL W. to Miss MARY B. COIT. both of
Hudson.
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St. Paul Iron aud Brass Foundry.

TuNHIS establishment is now furnished with good as
IL sortment Of Patterns, and ready to fill orders for
castings of all descriptions short notice and
BILE TERMS Having experienced Pattern Maker in
employ prepared to get up patterns any de-
scription that may be called for.s,u sfii ~
/ Also, Iron Turning and finishing.
Brass and Composition Casting made to order. Rabbit
metal &C., constantly on hand. fa01 5a3b f.ssaf4ga
Old cast iron, brass and "copper" taken in EXCHANGE fol
work. e..t 49, ..or, F. 81. D. GILMAN.
ST. Pau, II, 1864. - iaii1 II d&w p
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News from Lcech Lake.

The Pillager band of Chippeways seem de-
termined to continue to deserve their banditti-
like name. The following is an extract from
letter in the Democrat Of yesterday, dated
at the Chippewa Agency, April II:
George Bungo. who arrived at this Agency
few days since from Leech Lake, "a trader at
that point,) states that party. composed OF
thirty or thirty five Indians of tile Pilager band
of Chippeways, came to his house on the 9th
instant. and after breaking open his door, rob-
bed him of all bis goods amounting to about
$4,000. They gave AS their reason. that he had
assisted the chiefs of their band in getting off
Washington. and that they intended to re-
vemge themselves; they also stated that they
mad been told by certain persons that their
chiefs bad given away their lands for soap,
oi Ooms. &c. and very trif1ng money annui
ty. BungO argued with them. and read them
letters containing the stipulations of the treaty
recently made, but they told him it was false
,nd would not listen to him. The day prev-
",s to this they went to q half breeds house,
ook horse, killed and ate it, for the reason
u they said. that this horse had brought some
If the chiefs down to the Agency on their way
TO Washington.
Major Herman. very promptly, on his re-
turn to this place. dispatched an Interpreter
with the treaty, that it might be fully explain
ed to them and also letter to those who COM
mitted the depredations. He intends that the
matter shall be thoroughly investigated.
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The ILLINOIS CENTRAL. r. R.-President Girls
void of the Illinois Central Railroad and Col
Mason were here on Tusday and Wednesday,
and expressed determination to have the Cen
trail Road completed to Dunleith by the 10th of
May, or at the farthest by the 18th. Arrange
ments to effect this object have been made in
every department of business connected with
the Road.-Dubuqae Express, 10th.
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~ We recommend those in search of melf-
cine to purify the blood, to procure Hurley's
Sarsaparilla. If undisputed testimony and
steady increasing demand be a criterion Of its
intrinsic value, then Hurley's Sarsaparilla is
destined for the relief of mankind, and himself
to be equally popular. 81" saoii 'sz q
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Cheap Cash Store.
3 t,s,ossns J. FROST, hnps

~" Wholesale and Retail Grocer,
II EEP constantly on hand Large and well selected
n stock of GROCERIES and DRY GOODS, suitable
for the st. PnuI and Minnesota market Fresh COdfsh
srect from Boston, by the hogshead;
ALL kinds of Sugar; - 5si-5-41 $40 Hi 81
5 Molasses and G.. Syrup; fGp
SIS Sack Salt Barrel; 7 .,sl st, t4t.t-E
a Nails, Coffee and Tea; -
III Oysters, Extra Flour;
Germ Meal; Butter and Cheese; i@e.te 4p+s tt T
1n Ness Pork, Soap and Candles; ssq ga- $50 hge
8a d. Peaches; 6s.f = 6 .t s.5rfit 4 s.
Fresh add preserved peaches;
Also, every thing else that customers can think
. HScly to want siii f5-iIU 99ft9QfG6@
No. 81, THIRD STREET, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
nov. Q, 1854. .s'i daewly .ls 81 81 Fff-
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To Farmers & Millers.

To Farmers & Millcrs.
SALMON'S IMPROVED PATENT.
GRAIN 4 GRASS SEED SEPARATOR.
VuNHIS Machine took the first premium at the Worlds
IL fair New York, also at the New York State Fair IN
1852.
1t has been generally introduced in the States, and Is
acknowledged by all to be far superior any other Ma
chino for cleaning grain and seeds, and is fast
perseding the use Of all others.
Farmers are invited to call and see this Machine.
fore purchasing any other. For sale only by
McCIOUD BROTHER,
1yw Agents for the Territory,
JAM 9, 1856 Near the head Of Third St., st. Paul.
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i st. Paul FIGURING Mill.

HAVING purchased the sswinslow Mill,'' on Trout
III Brook, have repaired the same by adding new
machinery, that the Mi now equal in all respects
to any the country. am now prepared to accommo-
the public in the Of grinding Corn and Buck
wheat; and few weeks WILDE ready to grind Wheat
in any quantities that may be offered. Farmer and 9TH
ers may bring in their grain. 'iei>A go t-.,f-,
Feb24dawtf WIN. Il. MOBILES.
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References;

Crawford Alien, ESD.
Nathan Mason, Esq.
Philadelphia.
Osborn Conrad Esq.
George Childs, Esq.
! Chicago.
MeSsrs j. W. Gates GCo,
: Bradner, Warren & Co.
Messrs. Myers & Co.
! G0lena.
Messrs. B. h. Campbell &
| Co.
IMessrs R. s. Harris s. Co.
Capt. Orrin Smith, Pres.
Minnesota Packet Co.
I VIcksbnrg..
lMe,srs Brown & johnson,
Bankers.
Louisiana.
Henry s. Dawson, Esq, Ma
Il olson Parish.
Minnes0ta.
i Gov. W. A. German.
Ex-Gov. Alex. Ramsey.
Hon. Moees Sherburne.
uon. II NJ. Rice, Delegate
to Congress.
Hon. II. ii. Sibley, Ex.
Delegate to Congress.
Mackubiu & Edgerton.
/ Kansas.
Messrs. Sexton & Hazard,
i Editors Kansas Pioneer.
Hon. d. Woodson, Sec'y of
| Territory
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THE SANDWICH IsLANDs.-We not CT by late
intelligence from the Sandwich Islands, that
the Hon. Elisha H. Allen, formerly the able and
efficient Representative in Congress from the
Penobscot and Somerset D strict in Maine. has
been re-appointed Minister Of Finance for the
Hawaiian Kingdom. We speak from person
al acquaintance with Mr.. Allen when we say
that he will di-charg, the duties OF his Office
with great ability and fidelity. Mr.. Allen S
, salary is $4,000 per annum. "'-
In a recent letter to the States he spe ks in
high terms of the delightful climate of the Is
land, and says of the new King that "he is q
man of good abb tiles and considerable cultiva-
ton and is quite disposed to try his hand in
governing his kingdom"
The parties to the Eastern War will doubtless
feel somewhat relieved to learn that the new
King has officially proclaimed his neutrality
in regard to those contending powers
MS-Coi Benton has addressed letter to the
National Intelligencer, in which he AYERS, upon
competent testimony, that there is no war with
the Indians on the Frontier; that the arming Of
the new regiments is only pretext for prepar.
stions against Cuba.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE 14 @'
North Yves tern Journal.

PROSPECTUS
OF THE ti
North Western Journal.
| IL May, 1866, the first number Of Weekly paper to
| be called
TIE NORTHWESTERN JOURNAL
Of agriculture, Science and Art,
Tobe devoted as its indicates increasing in
terests Of the Farmer, Mechanic and Trader.
| 1t will be Of large quar- form ami contain
80 Columns Of Articles.
Original and selected, bearing Immediately upon each
branch of popular interest belonging such journal.
1t piHbe NeutTGIin Politics and Religion. reservng
the right to question knGrery In the and fdnatcism
in the other, while 1t will commend honesty in both.
Able correspondents will be secured point.
where the successful improvements in pursuit.
be readily adopted here. Occasional illustrations will
be given Of Inventions Of practical benefit, well as II
Illustrations Of Architecture, Gardening, &C., with
supply which, arrangements have been entered
Into with artists and Writers Of ability at the East.
We shall endeavor to to our readers the latest
inf rmaton and the most entertaining and Instructive
articles upon t-la..: efs-4s8
AGRIcuLrU'L PURSUITS. ScIENTlFIc RESEARCH.
MECHANICAL ARTS. EDCcATiON.
LITERATURE. GENERAL NEWS.
! FIRESIDE ECONOMY. LADIES' PORT FOLIO.
WIT AND HUMOH. youths, IMPROVEMENT.
! SABBATH READING. GENERAL MISCELLANY.
All Of which will doubtless form paper OF value to all
| in the North west. .f.
TERMS, 80 per year in advance. Single copies 1--we
cents. liberal discount made to Clubs, follows
Five Copies, to one address, ..................$
| Ten, do ............'.....'"...'' II
! Twentydo. '.'..''......... 81
Forty, do. %
ga a.'t aeg.f Invariably in advance.
Once at the Junction of Third, Bench and Wabashaw
Streets, second story, near the Post once. 81 Paul
~ . d.. r
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MILLINERY.

RS. MAYO Is now in New York City, purchas-
WI ing her Spring and Summer Stock of
Millinery & Ladies General Furnish nx Goods
The Ladies of Saint Paul and vicinity, may depend
upon her STYLES being NEW and from the most fash
onable houses. We already recev-
ed the Spring Style OF STRAW BONNETS, Of which we
have large lot and selling at low price. The
this week, shall receive another addition. when our
full spring purchase received goods will be found
the most rich and the greatest variety
Millinery and Trimmings ever brought to st Paul.
We are preparing to move building to the front
Third Street, and to put In large glass front to enable
to exhibit goods advantage and for the
better accommodation of our patrons.
Third ST., st Paul, April 1865. (D&Wtf)
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For buying & selling Land throug bout this Ter
W. ritery and the Territory Of Kansas.
U0ERSONAL attention given to the examination of
IL titles, the payment Of taxes, and the location Of
Land Warrants. Money loaned and interest allowed on
special dcIostes:
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The REPUBLICAN MovEMENT.--COncurrentr res
olutions on slavery have been adopted by the
New York Senate by vote of sixteen to nine.
These resolutions strongly condemn the repeal
of the Missouri Compromise as tending to slave
ry extension, demand of Congress an enact
ment against the extension of human bondage
into territories hitherto consecrated to Free
dom, declaring that the repeal of the Missouri
Compromise releases the people Of the Free
States from all compromises on slavery, out
side of the Constitution, and while they thus
recognize Constitutional objections, the Fugi-
tive Slave bill is pronounced violation Of the
Constitution, the rights Of the several States,
and the principles of justice, and disgraceful
to the spirit and civilization of the age, and
its repeal is demanded for the welfare of the
Union. and the great principles Of Republican
liberty.
| rs A small shanty owned by the Widow
Michigan, in lower town. was destroyed by fire
on Wednesday morning; and in the evening
Of the same day. the bells made great noise
about a chimney burning out hear the Catholic
Church, with no damage to anything but the
SCOT. 1t was wild, windy night, though, and
something might have happened very dsas
trous!
TT The Minnesota Packet Company have
purchased the steamer Greek Slave for the Rock
Island trade, and will run the Alhambra as
freight boat to st. Paul.
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a QUANTITY Of first rate Buckwheat, and Corn
cAsTNER, HINcKLEY & co.
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L. C. Dayton. T.. W. Packard.
DAYTON & PACKARD,
Dealers in Real Estate.
General Land Agents.

Ofce at the junction Of Third, Bench and 81. Anfhs-
ny Streets, near the Post Office.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.

NOTICE TO FARMERS.
0O0O BUSHELS SEED POTATOES, OF choice varie-
oOOO ties. vii. be sold at low price. Apply LIZ
MAN DAYTON, at his residence below the city, or 10
~ Hj8 t- ~ g DAYTON & PACKARD.
GARDENER WANTED.
TEVO cultivate farm Of $50 acres, within the City
Il limits, upon shares. Apply to
DAYTON & PACKARD.
--.-a. TO LEASE. .a
EO BUSINESS Lots for a term Of years
w April 16 DAYTON + PACKARD.