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UrrUMWA, 24rU SYpr

1rnrrru OTrUhWA, Z4rH SEPT., 1888.
'VHlo company. having entered upon vigorous
prosecution of the Improvement Of the River
Win .ne view OF bringing it into use ut the carliest
poseibie moment, and being DESTROYS OF meeting as
iss q possible the generally expressed wishes Of the
people OF the DesMoines Valley hereby give notice
that their Land Office will be opened ut this place
VI US early a day as they procure the examina-
tiohs requisite Tor Aiming valuation upon them
In The meantime, applications will be received at
TINS once Rom persons desiring to Purchase which
VIII entitie them to preference at the COMPANY
saiuaiio IN the order of the receipt of their appli
cations. Applications should b. made In the FORM
appended hereto. - :"
Terms OF sale viii be- for Prairie Land tan mar
cent OF Inc purchase money down, and ten per cent
peryear thereafter, with semi annual interest NJ ths
ate OF elght per cent per year on all sums unnaid
pom Timber LANDS, one fourth down. and the hal
anee IN nine equal annual instalmsnts win inter-
est ms above. Payments can be made in cash or i,
oiiis OF banks IN the state of New York or in the
bonds If this Company at par
In the sale OF these Lands preference will be vver
to actual settlers, and annual improvements viii.
be required to be made
i he Lands now offered extend up the De-, Moiua.
klver as tar a. Section %, Township go Rapes %
West r. NJ. -
plaiF Of the Lands b. seen at this ofSe..
where any information be had by Application
IN person or bs mail.
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Teiegra phic News.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 2d.-New Orleans papers
papers Of Friday contain details of Mexican
news to the Dist. Alvarez was still at Sierra
Neuya, but an uninterrupted communication
was kept up between him and his ministers.
The foreign Ministers were all mt Sierra
Neuva at latest dates.
The Traife de Union remarks upon the
fact that whereas our minister Gadsden refus-
ed to recognize the government Of Carrera, he
had shown the utmost alacrity in acknowl-
edging that of Alvarez.
The latest rumors confidently assert that it
is the intention of Alvarez to resign in favor
of Commonfert.
WAsHlSGToN, Nov. 2.-Various contradict
Ing reports being in circulation regarding
Lieut.. Gen. Seott's pay, we find that on in
quirv at the Pavmaster's Office, that the fig
urcs in our dispatch are correct. The records
show him to be entitled to sic, 400 on Octo-
Der last no allowance being made for the
time when ne commanded the Eastern divis-
ion of the army in Mexico. His pay, in add
ton TO that Of Major General, is 81 800 per
year. Gen. Scott claims Sl3 900 arrearages.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-The counsel Of
Passmore Williamson presented petition to
Judge Kane this morning with view of con
forming 10 the recent order Of the Court
In consequence Of the petition not being adj
dressed TO any one, containing no PRAYER, and
emitting the word Legally, word which
Judge Kane estimated important. the petition
was reserved for future examination.
A meeting of the friends of George NJ. Dali
las was held at the Democratic headquarters
this evening. Resolutions were adopted high
ly eulogistic of the private and public char
acter Of Mr.. D., and recommending him as
their candidate for the Presidency. An ex-
ecutiye committee was appointed to carry out
the views of the meeting.
LOUISVILLE, NOV. 1.-The extensive rope
and baggage factory of q. w. Dunlap in this
city was totally destroyed this morning, with
a large quantity Of hemp and rope. Loss
0,oD0, insured $4,000.
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NEW PRINCIPLE! No POISON!
Rhodes Fever and ARue Cure

lh ANIIDoTE To MALARIA, for the proven
- ton ndcure Of Power and Ague, or Chill Fever:
Dumh Ague, aud other Intermittent and Kemtten Mt
fevcrs also OF Bilious Fesers aceommn,ed hv
Typhoid Symptoms Typhoid Fever, Yellow Fever.
snip and Jail Fever, General Debility. Night Sweats
and all other forms of disease which have d ommon
ertgin in Malaria Mia ma.
This subtle atmospheric poison which at CERTAIN
seasons u unayuidahiy inhaled at every breath ia
the same in character wherever it existnorh south
east or westand will everywhere Weld 10 this new
y dlscot cred ASTioTE, which neutrazes the poison
completely purihes the system and thus entirely re-
moves all the cause ~ dsease
The proprietor distinctly claims these exttsordins
~ results from its le:
IL will protect any resident or traveller even i.
The most slckly swampy localities from any ayue
or bilious disease whatever or any iniurv from con
stantly uhalng Malaria or Miasina
1t will instantly check the aqua in persons who
have suffered for any length of time from one day 10
7" nty years. that they need never have snothar
cnlii, by continuing its according TO directions
Ii Will inmsdiateiy relieve all the distressing re-
suits o. bilious or ague diseases such M general de-
hilty, night sweats etc. TIL patient al once begins
10 rervr app tite and strength and continues until
permanent and radicai cure Is effected And M a
proof that 1t Is also worthy Of public confidence, r.
cause 81 lts singular and entire harmlesspes tn
lowing certificate FROM one Of the most celebrat I'd
chemists ~ the United States is attached TO evry
bottle
NV 1oRk June H. 1850
- have maize a chemical examination of Rhodes
Fever and Ague urt, Antidote 10 Malaria and
have tested Il for Ar.,nie. Mercury Quinne stryeb-
nine, but have not found particle Of either in H.
nor have found any substance In it, composition hat
would prove injurious 81 tn constitution
JAMES X. Chiffon VI. d.. Chemist
This allows Of il free use rs preventive by which
al persons may thus b. Of Freedom from he
above named diseases matter how sirkly the sea
son swampy tn. locality.
Proofs Of cficary are frequently published and the
eonhdrnce OF the public Is asked only in proportion
10 its actual merits wherever introduced and used
Ih-see sh4F are Relied upon ~ prove It's WORTH
tine two bottles viii answer for or iinars cases
some may rquire more. Directions printed in Ger
man French and Spanish, accom- pany each bottle
Price one Dollar. Prepared and sold by the pro
prietor JAMES A. RHODES. Providence H. /
Zs--H. H. AYRrs. Agsnt. keokuk Iowa and for
sale by Duggists generally. nov3.ddw
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FREE LANDS IN CANApA.--Crown lands in
the Ottawa District, Canada, laying along the
line Of the Opeongo Road, are offered to set
tiers on the following terms;
One hundred acres Of land will be given
to any actual settler Is years old, and a sub
lect Of Her Majesty, provided only that he is
furnished with certificate Of Responsibility,
signed by two respectable persons. He must
take possession within one month from the
date OF his location ticket; he is also re-
CURED to clear not less than 10 acres in the
space Of years, and to build and occupy
dwelling house thereon, at least IL by 90 feet.
On the complete fulflment of these condi-
tions free patent will be issued by the Grown
in his name.
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TIKI ACCIDENT on THE pAcIFIc RoAp.--This
appalling accident has no parallel among
railroad misfortunes since the Norwak trag
edy. The Inteliigencer of Saturday says
that the number of those killed upon the
ground was %. Mr. More, Representative
from Ste. Gencvievc county, has since died
al the Sisters Hospital at ST. Louis.
There would seem 10 have been some
wretched en- laeering upon this work, unless
some fendish persons loosened the braces up
on the bridges, and we do not know that that
is charged. That new bridge should have
given way under such circumstances, certainly
argues inexcusably defective work. On re-
farming with the bodies of the dead and wound
ed, as the locomotive started to cross the
bridge at st. Johns creek. the whole structure
gave way. Another moment, and many more
lives would have been lost,-perhaps Us many
as in the first accident. The Company had
better see now how many more such bridges
they have upon their line, before they attempt
10 cross with another train.
We issued full statement of the affair
in an extra, which we sent out wiki each copy
of our Mondays edition, and We do not,
therefore, insert it in the columns of our
daily.
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Loss TO Sr. LoCls.--In recent suit rela-
tive 70 The Ohio and Mississippi Railroad,
brought by the city Of ST. Louis, the judge
decided that the city was not a legal stock
holder, and was therefore incompetent to
bring suit. She has, nevertheless, paid in
her bonds for 100000 Of stock in the road.
which it now seems the law forbade her sub
scrlbIng for.
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Form of Application.

lUlvt hefe the Post Office addrees aud date
LAND DEPARTMENT
BEMDINE n. 4 r. r. COY
orTUAwA, Iowa
hereby apply to purchase
the - ~ section -----, Township - Eanpc -
n est r. NJ, and offer &c give for the came - dol
lara per acre
Here sign name plainly.l
Sept rs, is55--3md4w
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GOV. Reeder and the Standardization.

Speial Dispatch to the n. u Herald
WAsHISGToN. Oct. oo.-I was informed
last evening by gentleman in authority, that
the President has, from the commencement
Of the Kansas difficulty, been warm friend
Of Reeder, and that he would not have re-
moved him had it not been for JEFF. Davis,
who had persuaded him to believe that unless
he removed Reeder the whole South would
repudiato his administration. Upon this
state OF the case he listened 10 Davis, and
the voice of the South, and made the reno
val. But that if he had it TO do over again,
or Il similar case should ever be presented,
the counsel Of second or third person
would be needed, Furthermore, that if
Rceder should be permitted to take his seat
IN Congress rs delegate from Kansas, it
would not cause the slightest uncasiness on
the part of Mr.. Pierce. 1t appears that tho
President hrs changed his views since the
elections in Maine and Pennsylvania. Forney,
understand, will do nothing to injure Reed
cr's chances in the House, as he is a sworn
friend Of his (Reeder's) and as he is under
stsod TO be interested IN land speculations
with Reeder in Kansas. JEFF. Davis and
other Southern men intend to make that the
issue in the election of Speaker; and with
that view are bringing everything within
their power to bear.
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u HH"ttf" e.
A. l.. DEFINING CO.,
Successors TO Granville b. Smith Col
bankers and dealers in Exchange, Keokuk, 10.
OSght checks on all the principal cities constant
y for sale in sums to suit.
Collections on this city remittsd for promptly q.
current rates Of Exchanges.
We will buy and sell all kind Of Gold, Specie,
and uncurrent Bank Notss, at best rates
Interest allowed on special deposits
REFERENCES
Cash. Am. Exchange Bank New York.
Messrs. Il. W. Clark Dodge l. CO.
Lucas Simonds, ST. Louis.
Il. w. Clark Il Bros.
N. Corwith 4 Co., Galena.
May q, 1855. d
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MACHINE FOR DISTRIBUTING TYpys
Victor Beaumont, Of New York city, has in
vented machine for distributing types.
which 10 said to work very successfully. A
fnl-sized machine is now at work in the \.
Y. Tribune office. which distributes thirty
lines in minute of the BREWER type of that
DQppr.
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~ The hon. &. Z. Wash5arnc, says the
oaiena d5rertiser Of Yesterday, continues
very low, bsn hls physicians look with eonf-
dence TO his recovery, if he has 10 relapse.
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YIHE subscriber would announce to the aitixens of
L keoauk that be has Just received stock of he
best and most fashionable goods for gentleman
wear ever brought to keokuk consisting Of French
and American cloths, imeres and vestings plush
cs vel,es, grenadines, cashmerss. &C. which he will
make up the shortest notice and in the best style
to order The subscriber has also on hand fine as
sortment Of shirts, crayats, scarfs collars, &c.
sep III JAMES NJ. TYLER
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- The vote for Chase u, the late cleo
ton in Ohio vas 1861, for Metiil. 49,
OIL; for Trimbe, 24,3l0 Chasc's majority
isl5,j5o. Mediil is in u minority of 39,s60
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- Aside from the loss of other laborers,
5000 irishmen persisted in the construction
u The pan4ma raiirod.
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The Oskaloosa Herald has concluded
t. adopt the cash principle On the lst Of next
January. is the only true principle for
newspapers, a. several months q perience
has amply satisfied as
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p The balance of Macaulay's History Of
Eagland, comprised in the second and third
volumes, is announced for publication in
England about the middle Of next month
The volumes viii be re-issaed from proof
sheets by the iiarpers.
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fy~ The Missouri Legislature convened
yesterday. The election of Z. 5. Senator,
re-charter Of the Bank Of Missouri, and the
railroad system Of the State arc the promi-
nent questions which viii come before it
An eIfort will also be made 10 procurea State
subscription Of considerable amount TO the
Mississippi Naiioy Railroad, and the friends
vi the road feel verv confident of success.
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c. TIL neS State Bank Of Endiana and
Branches ore npw organizing. Tie Branches
a: indianapolis, Madison, ana Lnfagc.,e have
elected their officers.
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fg~ Gerritt Smith has been appointed to
draft petition for the impeachment of
juice Kane, Of Philadelphia.
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TAt Barila two Greek merchants went
STARK mad on hearing Of the fall Of sebasto-
pol, while another at Bucharest was struck
with apopleyy from the same cause.
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4 son or DANIEL BooSE.-Col. Nathan
Boone, the eldest, ano we believe the only
surviving son of that old pioneer, Daniel
Boone, is still living in Greene CO., No. He
has lived, at different times, in ST. Charles,
Warren and Galloway counties, but has for
some time past been citizen Of Greene
where he owns fine farm, stocked with
choice fruits.
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JAMES IL. Moan Il CO..
sNs n Il steam pine E5ffers

North side Main bet stli aud 9Th sts keokuk Iowa
4 RI PREPARED To- INTRODUCE GAS PIPE
a into stores, dwellings, churches and other build
ings, reasonable terms.
Our stock u gas fixtures will be aiways ADEQUATE
10 the demands II the trade, aud our connection ID
such that W can furnish any pattern 8, short no
tice. W. would particularly call the attention -
those wanting steam Pipe connections h. our ,rouqhf
iron ptpt4 which has almost entirely superseded cop
Per ptpe. stock If all sizes constantly on hand
Orders reviewed for bras work. Cash paid for old
Brass and topper. October /, ls56--d6n
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LOOKING GLASSES.

LOOKING GLASSES.
OOO BOXES Looking Glasses, assorted sizes, Just
OOC received, direct from the manufacturers, and
for sale by the box dozen. Also an assortment
Of Gilt Moulding, for picture frames.
June Is, 1850 CAREY 4 KILBOURNE.
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l. AflNd interested with the Messrs scohelds
l. IN the Gas Fitting business, We would assure
the public that all orders given them will be ex-
ecuted IN neat and workman-lke manner and
that they can rely upon the work done by them az
being Of the very best material.
As 1t will be but short time before the sas will
be introduced, we would recommend TO those iesi-
rous Of lighting up st the time Of the completion Of
the works, that they give immediate orders for pipe
nxtures &c, otherwise, many would be DELAYED be-
yond that time, il would be impossible TO supulv
all applications upon short notice
July 3, 1s5a.-d &. HERRICK Il co
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Now ia the proper time for planting out vonr
Strawber Beds We have the Hovey, Hudson,
Pine Apple McAvoy's Superior Burr's New Pine
and Jenney's Seeding for sale.
Nursery grounds three fourtbsoi mile west OF
the city limits, on the Blua Ferry Road" To tho
Dies Moines HUBBELL i HILTON
sept Is 1855 d2w
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On. IixIIares.

fINhk unders gncd are prepared - receive orders
Tor fitting up stores, Offices aud dive linz houses
with pps and fixtures Tor gas-pFomptiy executing
the same, and guaranteeing all their work to b ga.
tight.
All persons desirons Of uslng gas. that have not
been called upaa are requested 10 leave their al
dress with US through the Post Offlee.
ord1rs executed N the succession in which they
are received. SCoFIELD BROTHER
july ID
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fINHE Fast Saw Mill one and half miles above
town rs now IN operation with good stock u
Logs. Persons wanting Lumber will he furnished
on short notice by Leaving their orders a. the Office
of T.. K. 4 ID. ". FORD or with
WM. BRoWNEII
EeaLuk Ma ,@tf
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= x or % ieet on Main street dsslrabe building
81 lots IN the city If ksokuk also for sale or
exchange Ior ressoD property, good III III propesty
II ono so acres Gneice land IN Indiana several lott
ia the Town q AapcrFille, county seat Of Du paga
comfy ILL.,; ~ acres % choice land near the county
seat u Monroe county, Iowa, with fruit trees etc
Inquire 81 MckENNY a RIrNSFn
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c1% The period when the United States
was second among the powers of the world
in the extent Of her commercial marine, is
already past. Ii will doubtless surprise
many to learn that both in the number Of
vessels and the amount Of tonnage, the reg
istry for 1854 shows that the United States
exceed Great Britain, the figures standing Us
follows:
Vessels. Tonnage.
United States, 10000 5,66l ,4l8
CT. Britain and colonies, $3.50 j,043,210
Another singular fact appears in the col
lection of statistics Of all the maritime pow
ers, that is, that Of the fifteen and half
millions Of tonnage distributed among them,
the English race has more than ten and a
half millions.
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Is. Baw den 4 SON,

MOULD respectfully call the attention Of the
w public to their stock Of the first suality Of
Marble, which they have just received direct from
the East, which they are enabled to sell 1t cheap
A rate as can be obta.ned ia ST. Louis.
We are determined to act upon the motto
''sAALL PROFITS AND QUICK RETuRss.'
Give us call and We pledge ourselves to show you
AZ fine marble, and as good workmanship, both in
the ornamental and plain styles, can be found
anywhere in the United States.
We have another extensive stock Of Marble on its
way from the East, and shall be fully prepared 10
meet any demand that may be made for articles in
our line.
Third Street, between Main and Blondeau.
April 5, 1884. d
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EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE
nF GEO. c. ANDERSON, on Third, between Main
Oand johnson Streets, keokuk, lows. Collections
on this city RENTED promptly, at current rate Of
Exchange.
&s- Interest on deposits when specially agreed
up@n.
Refer to +. w. Clark Bros
Bogy, Mltenbcrger Co., hahk err
John j. Anderson Co., o. A0@''
4. w. Clark, Dodge Co., New York City.
Ia Office hours from A. M. to F. M.
July Ia, lS55.--dtf
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AMI lie whole N I. NJ

Lots G5 and l93 in Nashville and the SEInf y
" / of 2o-65-5 ,lo acres) in dispute
For the whole Of which vii take f,eru,,.,,ra
thousdad dollars one-third IN hand and tbs balance
~ ons' Two. three and four annual payments, with
interest 81 10 per MT from date h liz paid ANNA
ally, and secured by deed u trust until all Il paid
Any person wishing for particular information a.
% location or quality If the lands may apply t. H.
heokuk Nm. GILLISS
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George sumner and the Empeyor ar


The London Times gives the following an
ecdote. which will not fail 70 attract attcn-
ton aud interest IN the I. S..
Rome time back, when Russianp rospects an
pSred far brighter than they are now IA promo
stlon was made to an American gentleman re-
Gently III Paris, 70 enter the Russian service.
With high title md position near the person
Of the Emperor. The reply was. that too high
an estimate had been put upon his talents.
| but that such as they were, they were due
exclusively 70 his own country and to repub-
lican principles. TINS report has been cur
rent latelyin diplomatic circles in Paris. 4
utle of nobility and the position of aid-de-
camp to the Emperor of Russia were offered
To Geo. Sumner. who made the foregoing re-
ply. Whatever sympathies may exist either
for the Allies or the Russians, all must ad-
lnire its truly American sentiment,
4 SELf.-A good Joke was PLAYED BY the
telegraph operators on Saturday, in sending
to the hotels and dcpots about town, to en-
lure for a trunk marked L. Z. FAINT. After
q close search By the baggage masters, clerks,
dc, all came TO the conclusion that the Gle,
plant always takes his trunk with him. To-
lsdo Rep.
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A New STATE OFT OF TExAs.-A writer
from western Texas, says the German. Swiss,
French, hungarian, and other European set
tiers in northwestern Texas are to man in
favor Of forming new State out Of the
western portion of that State; and to a man
they are opposed TO slavery. There are
many settlers from the Northern States
among them, too, and together he thinks
they can command 10000 votes already
The letter is written by Mr.. Wilcox. a mem
Of Congress from Mississippi, who has late
ly returned from visit TO Texas. BY the
act annexing Texas it is provided that il may
be divided into two or more States, and il is
quite probable that such division will ere
long be demanded.
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AuLOHSs
fiNHlRD Street between Main and johnson, Keo-
L kuk Iowa, have just received, al their Fashion
able Tailoring and Furnishing Establishment a
choice and excellent supply Of Broadeloths, Cassi
meres, Vest ngs, and q entiemen s Furnishing foods
Of all descriptions, and guarantee that their work
shall be done in the most approved and satisfactory
manner. They are constantly receiving the New
York and Philadelphia Fashions, and respectfully
solicit all who desire good work and The best al ate
rial to give them call.
HUTCHINSON 4 DEWEY.
April ), i855,-diy
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THE LOVERS NOLILOQTY.
Go search the Indies wave for pearls
To deck your hi Ugh born maiden
or dig Goiconda's diamond sands,
With priceless treasure laden
60 gather Myrrh and Frankineense
Aud sweet Arabian spices
And cluster round your ''heart = deli CHIT
Love IS widest Of devices
III give to her whom adore,
BY far 81 ring richer
NJ face, all dressed in lovers smiley
In BueIl's fair SkyIight Picture
BELLS Gallery So Main Street
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Lands and city Lot. for safe.

II ANlNG been requested by sundry persons and
a. sundry times TO name the prices would
take for my lands and lots in Iowa take this op-
portunity 70 inform the public in general Of tie
prices will now take for the same. list N here.
unto annexed
Of section $. township IS. range s.
- ", ." q %
sE4 IS, "