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A TIokNIES at Law and General Land sents
"A MonteInma, Powesh,ck county, Iowa Will
attend TO ali busincss entrusted to their care in
Poweshiek. lows, Benton, Tama, Marshail, and Jas-
per counties.
Collections will receive special attention.
heter to u Douglass Co, 1T. Louis, Joha
bloct Co, Pttshsrg ". A. l.. Shumwnv
Phlladeipha; Benringer Co, Baltimore; Hon
g b. Curtis, Warren, Pennsylvania; Hon. G. r.
Bsrrst, Chorheld, Pennsyivanis Editor Pitts bsrs
Daily nion." Ac.
June 8, ls55.-d
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SA W YEN II SE.
WILLIAM WINTER, Proprietor.
NOkNER Second and Cedar Streets, Fort Madi
~ son, Iowa.
EB Baggage taken to and from boats Free O.
charge.
fNr Stages leave this House daily for IIeokui
and Burlington.
June %, 1855.
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n 4. Reeder,
Commissien ana Forwarding Mer

Commi ssion ana Forwarding Mer-
chant,
A Nd dealer In Produce and Provisions, Union
n Block. Main Street keokuk, Iowa
Special attention given 70 receiving and forward
ing Merchandise and to the sale of all produces
signed 10 him.
His House IL large and affords good nmoda
tion for the storage of Merchandise and Produce Of
every kind. dec6ls55d4w
y n gKUCE. wA. o. DANIELS.
- II UCE DAN NIELS.
nEALER In Groceries, Provisions and Produce.
II No. 90, Main, between Third and Fourth Sts.
Keokuk, Iowa. d6w
4. 0RIDG MAN
rs Agent for the Missouri State Mutual Insurance
i Company, the Directors Of which are among the
Oldest and best known business men OF 81. Louis
d3dptf
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| cASK pure Blackberry Wine suitable f,r ,nedi.
1 canal and saeramcntal purposes at fs1
KEiNOY,llS, Drive S.,so
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JAMES T.. BRUCE,
"H0LESALE and retail dealer in Foreign and
w Domestic Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Bennets, Trimmings, &c, No. SO Main
Street, Keokuk, Iowa.
Feb. 7, 1855. d
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NAsHISGToN, Nov. 5, 855.-Since the DIFF
heutty between DIR. Worrell, our late Consul
at Matanzas, and the Spanish authorities. il
mas been discovered by the State Department
that the Consuls of all countries. except our
own, within her most Catholic Maiesty's do
minion, have the right by special agreement
TO take possession Of the effects of their de-
ceased countrymen and affx their seals there
TO, but IT will be recollected that DR.. w, was
not allowed to perform similar function. or
rather an attempt to do so was not respected
by the Spanish authorities In view OF these
iacts, 1t IL said the subject has been officially
Drought to the attention of the Spanish Gov
eminent, IN order that our Consuls may be
secured like privileges.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.--The weekly bank
statement shows decrease Of $4,000 in
the specie, and $S47 200 in loans, and an in
crease OF $243,0 in circulation. and Ssl2.-
O0O In the deposits.
The Republican Central Commute have re-
celved box of State Tickets from Albany,
portion of which are erroneous.
The Washington correspondent Of the
Times telegraphs as follows:
important dispatches were received on
Saturday by Gen. Almonte, which contain in
structons from the Mexican Government rel
alive to the three million installment. 1t is
understood that Mexico demonstrates against
the payment of American claimants"
KINGSTON, &C.. W. Nov. 5.-On Sunday
morning at O'Clock, the whole block extern
ding from Ontario to Queen streets, includ-
ing the land office, with it's valuable docu-
ments, was destroyed by FIRE: also the lumber
yard belonging to Mr.. Craig.
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exorable logic, which il not answered By TIL
cry that alcohol is property, and the right Of
property is sacred, and should be enjoyed free
y without molestation from the government.
So is the Bengal Tiger property, and when
hemmed about with iron bars is harmless.
but if let loose in crowded district to prev
upon the lives of idividuals, should be shot,
and the owner, if guilty Of the act, should
be hung. TO moral suason as remedy.
which is not to be undervalued, but supposed
to be rather slow for the times, the friends
of temperance have thought proper to super
add whatever virtue there may be in prohibi-
ton, fines and forfeitures. As an expert
ment let it be fairly tested
COnrIJlfed tn ,n or~o,c
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Nov. 1th, 1855.
Council met.
Absent, Alderman Thomas.
The Committee on Claims reported in favor
OF the payment of the bill of Walline 4
Hussey Of 49, 90. Report accepted and bill
allowed
The special committee to whom was refer
red the bids for the grading of Sd st. from
Exchange to Cedar street. also the bids for
culvert, also bids for tunnel. reported in ac-
cordance with the resolution of the Council j:
and, on motion. said bids were referred back
to said committee, with instructions to en-
qulre into and report upon the expediencv of
DONG SAID work, or any portion thereof,
also to report ihe ways and means for paving
for said work
The Wharf Master reported the receipts
OF the wharf for the month Of October to be
$500 80. Report accepted and the Wharf
Master allowed $40 o5, his per centage.
The petition of +. Cole and others, asking
the Council to lay foot crossings on the east
side of Sd ST. at Bloudeau and Concert sts.,
was referred TO the committee on streets and
alleys, with instructions to have said foot
walks laid down, as well as any others
Gssmsd necessary.
A petition was received from Geo. Russell
oh aae pehali oi TREND, asking the privl-
iege OF placing boat at some point on the
ieVee, To be used as wharf boat to do q
Commission business. Laid on the table.
The Mayor was authorized TO make such
arrangements as ne may deem necessary in
order to have the side walks laid down which
have not been completed as previously or
dered by the Council.
An Ordinance was presented providing for
the issuing of the $500, 900 of City Bonds to
the keokuk, Fl. Des Moines and Muscatine
Railroad Co., and referred to a special COM
mittee consisting of Aldermen Newton.
Bridgman and Fulton.
Michael Glenn was allowed 50 for remov-
ing nuisance under the direction of the CITY
Marshal.
Council adjourned to Tuesday, Nov. 18th,
at I O'Clock p. NJ
b. S. MERRIAM, City Recorder.
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Successors 10 Stsnnxs + Haslhos.1
WHoLEsALE GRocERS, COMMISSION AND
w FORWARDING MERCHANTS. Msin .trsat
between Fourth and Fifth, Keokuh, Iowa.
we have ample means and shall keep fplI and
general stock of Groceries and shall be prsnsrsd IN
sell upon the most favorable terms
We shall also do q General Commission h,.;no.
and solicit for sale consignments Of all kind. Of
merchandise and country produce. We are prepsred
10 make liberal advances. We shall pay special at
tentlon TO receiving and forwarding kinds Of goods
ana produce both to and from the interior and 10 ALL
ing orders for any description of merchandise From
The long experience Of Mr.. w. Il. Huston in this
fion. HUSTON HAWKINS 'uIfcToN
We take pleasure III recommending our successors
70 our old friends and ask for them a continuance of
the iiberaiity lately extended TO us. Messrs Hus-
ton, Hawkins HustoR are prepared to do a large
business and from their experiences and ability We
arc confident will give entire satisfaction
STANNUS 4 HAMILTON.
DctDher T. IEhh IuIu
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TREATY OF AxIry.--The brisk compet-
ton which has for some time been waged
between the n. Y. & Erie and Central lines
of Railroad has ceased, the management of
the lines having effected an agreement for
their mutual advantage. Freights are conse-
quently pat up TO hig CHER figure, the price
upon cattle, for instance, being nearly
doubled. In reference to this feature Of the
arrangement, however, to this quarter Of the
West an increase in the price of transporta-
ton will have tendency to drive the freight
exclusively over the other lines which share
itso largely now.
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SMITH 4 VANSICKLEN,
Aucfl oneers, Commission Merchuna
and Land Brokers.
AILL pay particular attention to out doors sal,
w OF Real Estate, Stocks, Admins traitors Sale
Merchandise ko



SELoND Great sale by auction Of S. TO- 200 worth d
~ Ready made Clothing, Cloths, Cashmere DC, oj
credit OF si- months. Also, $50 boxes Of asxortj
glassware, for cash, We will sell at our Auctioj
Room, on Third street, between Main and Johnso,I
wednesday morning, Nov IA, at 81 o'clock precisel
large and seasouabe stock of clothing cloths ca
shets, satlnctn dc: comprising 1000 dress frocII
saeA and coats various styles and pat als
1,ooo pair pantaloons, consisting Of doeskin cass
mere various colors black do; aso satinett TWEED
and essth do Aiso, belonging to the same stock.
large assortment of cloths cassi meres and
the above stock TO be sold for account of the man,
rGturer, without reserve. Terms Of sale-for
sums OF oo or under, cash for all sums over xlO
la months credit for approved endorsed paper
WIZ also he added, TO cose the concern n large al
sortment OF cloths, cassimeres vc~tipgs trimm;nDI
&c 1erms-four months credit approved unney
VIII also be sold for account of whom II MAJ .o,
Germ, 100 boxes Of assorted glassware consistnr J
1uatt tnmniers, moiasses cans, pitchers prereryI
aishes, sweet mesrs Nc. Terms cash
10 ati purchasers that desire to pay cash lihor
alsoant VIII he made The above foods eomnr,se
iarge assortment and is the best manufactured st.
ever offered ~ he west The trade are reSrct full
invited to inspect tho stock and attend the sale 81
tue goods VIII b seld in literal lots and il eYc,,,I
siseiy wholesale
VIII also I've added 8 900 Deloratn cipar. 90
siIes 40; 5.oeo La Normas do; 900 Principe do
ie.ooo La Dea fiermas do; bxs fine Virginia nj
lump tobacco. Terms Cash
No adjournment for dinner
SMITH d NANSLCkLRN, Auetioneers
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EMERsON's AMBROTYPEs,

VINHE subscriber having obtain
ed the right of Lee County. ~ y
Is now prepared to take these beau 1691fY
tifal and never changing pictures w.
on glass plates, Mt No. 8, Third st.
between Main and johnson The art has very re-
Gently been brought to very high derroe Of perfec-
iien by Mr.. Outline, the inventor, who has secured
patent for fourteen yeaes, France Great Britain
anu the United States. These pictures so beautiful
IN tone, bold and clear in effect are universally nd
mred wherever they are exhib ited, and rapidly
taking the place OF Daguerreoypes which too often
prove e,anescent and changing in their charac ters
The Amhroiype is laken upon the best plate z $:
an understandable cement u then put upon the ce-
ment soon hardens and glasses become in effect
one with the picture In the centre aud may he set
In monuments, sent I" otherwise expose ed TO
The weather IN any climate and will the AZ ton
~ the elements and retain its hrilliancy for ages--
beng a. enduring a. the glass upon which it
Tue Ambroiypes are MT reversed, but seen in
the natural position & the sitter. Dagueireotypes
eau be copied IL this permanent style, and enlarged
to any size Children be taken in clear weash her
twn seconds
~Daguerrec:ype stock and apparatus for sale
nova EMERSON, Artist
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IMPORTED cATTIE.-We saw a let of fiji
teen or twenty very fine Durham Cattle on
the road near Mt. Pleasant the other dav.-
Ihey were the property Of Mr. Cramer, of
flckaway County, Ohio, and brought out to
Mt. Pleasant for sale.
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81 7" II. lHAcKERAY.-~We wish our snaoa
"ouid allow as 10 publish the whole Of n II :
ei"rs ana biographical notice which we and
a. 'Ne We" lork Times, Of the eentlema n
hose name stands AT the head Of this article
a. y y We must content ourselves with tbo
following -" 'ne
me AREA has brought among its passen-
gers 10 our shores a visitor, to whom 4 mor;.
y" VIA give a cordial welcome. and whom
~ 'ius'' shese words Of warm greeting fin 4
'n's morning IN q coy parlor Of one af onr
peoples palaces, the Clarendon Uote1 II
That curiosity for looking on and shak;na
hands With remarkable men. which - Cue =
the characteristics of our country. sbould nsb.
er an oYer-inquisitive Yankee into that Meas
AM parlor, be would hardly believe, ii go1.
ing on the portly form Of the STRANGER ana
she respectable silver-grav of his hair. tbat
he haa ever Wild oats to SOW. Yet So i -
Mf, ". u. Ihaekaray co3afesSes me corn.
Some years ago, there appeared in the fash.
ionable end Of London. a Young man wbo
distinguished himself by being nothlnr nar.
lculAf N anything. He had a moderate For
."he' nut nothing particular. He bad a nleas-
nS person ana address. but nothing particn.
Aaf. lie gsmbied, drank, and did rnanv az
ef haaghiy lhngs equally usual and fashion.
go, put nothing particular. He lost his
who're fortune on run Of iil-luck NJ eeor,o
~ 'nas was nothing IL particular. Va
We Deg pardon, Il was the TOUCHING
p''l9 ~ ms Young mans life. for as a oan7
i''',n - ms ease, he never would have been
Ao"'u oi--pul "hen driven by necessity and
poverty TO seek Il livelihood, he seizea ,ha
Pen with IN any energy and became William
hAAepeaee ihackeray. And thus II came -
I4r ~ ~
popular beings. Jeames Plush and Re-
sharpe, sowed his Wild oats. and haca,aa -,
OF the twin stars of this nineteenth, cent,r,,
Here III America, where admiration e..
ar haekeray as an author has grown Viii
many INTO warm Il smiraton fer hima.a ,oar
ana where he WILL be welcomed with III -
Tehia! warmth that greets al od fnvor;ta.n,
AFlehi' u would seem almost sunerlInonS -
oHo. sAeich or him or his writings. san
~ ,"iN CITY, III ~htca the tides Of man aen,r,
- 4Fe replaced with such Rapidly. il NAV he
4h5 " bnedy repeat tAat III. IbacL
.'ay Was porn IN lniia IN the year 1911 III
- y eqr 'eqaently IN his foriy-foarth vear n.
N 'eAef-y y, q wnti is called in l.,.,a,,i
Epod iAih4Iy, and was INTENDED. W. heJ;sro
iot "a DIR, u which he ate his way th4o,,,h
many mIt.ons. ~
~ WIS Tor considerable time AZ Cam.
oFNiS@ WI ~ he va, ~ h.ng p4rf,e.,,a. =.
~. "tt.t 81 p1-po'r Of Adopting an trf;..,s
ne, that Il Il seems s.IH "a m9..,, fo,,a
an 'o"f 2 sca "a VIA sash INFORM Io,,
- & atAts tim, h)seyer. ab,n laa-,
~ pshci 10 TOOK to thu pen.
I9e itor Of the I'm ; saws: .swe lnoA
i'f*afd 'sth ia k INST sl ii "a tn sna.D,
"a q i Ia fe4sH9 j, Brltsa' b. r. baSe
nsx. 6ssk aRIr hill de .n n
worthy VI ais 2nfe.a ~ ''re
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CAVE L. SONS
New Publication List.

Nj KS Ann 5. Stevens new Book, "The Old Home
WI stead. -
"Aiinack a Tale of English Society really
uengnttui Work, and one that will the curl
osity Ut every that moves in the world az fashion
in this country.
Ellie; or the Human Comedy" By John Is
ten Cooke. With illustrations.
reynolds great Story Of the War "Omar psoha -
or The Vizier's Daughter"
Leslie Gazette of Fashion" the Beau Monde
for November. nov2
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erRUcK BY MISUNDERSTANDING the storm
"hlch occurred one day last week the light
ning struck the barn of Mr.. Newton, of ID en-
mark, and killed two of his horses. The
barn was set on fire and consumed BY the
flames.
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ENGLISH FuNns.-Ry the Baltic we b.a.,
nothing further than we nuhlishaa x.os+o.,,.,..
norm ng' except the following item in rela-
lion to the funds
Inc London Daily Nelcs saws there was .
iurther decline IN the funds of hvo-eirhtbs
, phe OF The causes Of the decline il. tbat Ia
p"nks nave been borrowers of money 10 a
considerable extent in the stock EXCHANGE ~,
.ue security OF consols until the settIino of
the discount houses have raised their allow.
r., - n''-l's on demand TO five per cent
u ~ issts says that there il a run. or that ia
nanx OF France is d,siroas of procnr;no nm
auli'iehal two millions sterling in gold
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Dissolution.

DIhSOIut2Om.
WE Copartnership heretofore existing between
! the subscribers is dissolved ny mutual consent
VIM Brownell having purchased the entire interest
OF the hrm IN contract fer building lock and dam
at Plymouth, Iowa, and f. X D. W Ford have
become sole owners of the Past Mill' above town.
Persons indebted will pay either party holding their
demands VIM. BK0WNELL
Il. X. b. w. FORD
keckuk, Nov. 9th, 1855. noysd6t
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HIGH PRICE OF Hoes Agents Of Chicago
buyers are travelling through the country
west OF Burlington, and Offering five dollars
ana half for Hogs delivered this month";
Our packers will have to bestir themselves
anu elevate their ideas little or they viii
De LETT with a beggarly account Of empty hog
pens and empty barrels this season.
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= osEA1 IRir or THE DIE yxRxoN.-Tba
Die vernon, arrived from Keokuk this f1ra-
noon with the following great trip 250cabi.,
PASSENGERS, s. deckers freight-545 bbls
= :, 'our, zoo bbls, lard AM whisky: q bale
nay ''e91 SACKS of Grain, &C., and y PACK
as sunlaes. Considering, however. the
I y experience and great popularity Of Cant.
huius Ford and his sentlemanly clerks .Iobn
ana James Roberts, We are not slrpr;se9 II :,
she Ne milnfains her old reputation ~ the
lAVorite among the keekuk packets. s.
Louis News. f'1A0's' lo''
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JAMES II. DUNCAN 4 co..
esas $50 steam Pipe GtteeYs.

Aor,h siae "a ain bet oth and 9th Sts keokuk lows
a NE PREPARED TO INTRODUCE cas- pIpE
Z INTO stores dwellings, churches and other build1
ihgs, ON reasonable terms
our stock Of gas fixtures will be ALWAYS adj ,uate
70 tne demands Of the trsdc and cur connection isl
suVh 'ns' We ean furnish airy pattern al short no-
tee We would particularly call the attention I'D
those wanting Steam pipc connections 10 our ,rro,.,h
"o" PIPE, which has almost entirely superseded c,p
peI pap. stock " all sixes constantly ON hand
ofoefs received Tor brass work Cash paid for old
Brass and Copper FOctnber / Iss6-dsm
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" The space occupied by the decision of
Judge Lowe, and sundry items Of news,
compels us to forbear editorial remarks to-
day.
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Doots and shoes

A COST and carriage. As The assignee If G Gorge
\ Ctittenden, ofsr for sale the entire stock Of
Boots and Shoes now in store, Mt wholesale and re-
tail at eastern cost and carriage. | make this offer
TO the community only for short time
hereby notify all persons indebted to said Crit
tendeh to call upon IN at the old stand and make
payment immediately. II. X. REEDER.
ociz4dtf Assignee.
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'hh undersigned are prepared 10 receive orders
TOT hs'ing up stores ofhees and dwelling houses
with pipe and fixtures for gas-prompttv rxsourin .
me same and guaranteeing all their work 10 be gss
tight 60
All persons DESTROYS OF using gas that have not
eh eAiisu upon, are requested to leave their ad
dress with US, Through the Post 0Hce
Ord RS executed in the succession in which thai
are received Ac0FIELD BROTHER
.InlN g a Z - AN-A''
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HAINU interested with u the Messrs seo6eld,
l. IN the Gas Fitting Business, We would Assure
me pubic that ali orders given to them viii be ex
ecuied IN neat aud work man-li manner. and
shal ihey can rely upon the work done y them, a.
being OF the very best material.
As 1t viii be but short time before the ras viii
es introduced, We would recommend to those desj-
ro1s Of lighting up at the time Of the completion Of
.ne works that they give Immediate orders for pipe
nxtares, &c, otherwise, many would be DELAYED be-
yond that time, as II would be impossible 10 supply
ali applications upon short notice
.IulY & IKE q upnpr1.I.
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DIR MAKING,

MMRS. w. A. NEWTON will devote her atten
NA ton to the making and fitting of Ladies' Dress
g. ana every description of Ladies Wearing Apparel
and Childrens Clothing at llsr residence al Mr. An
derson's on johnson street, above 4th.
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WANTED

A eM Ahl, active boy, 10 work in the store En-
- quire at sheldens New York Hat Emporium
Main street. roct ia -
~ The 1Gate City Hat Store" =
SNOW in receipt Of large stock Of Hats APPS, and
L Fur Goods purchased directly of the man ufae-
lures and warranted in style ard quality No n.
mann Street. ;. +. VOORHEES, CO.
Sept. 6, ls55-d
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The Tasr Saw.MilI.


VIZ Subscribers having purchased the interest OF
Hm. Brownell III the above mill, and having 4
good stock OF logs hand are prepared to fill orders
tor lumber short notice Orders to be left ut the
mill, or at our Office, IS, Main st., up stairs
noNSdtf f. X 4 ID W FORD
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TnE DEs MoiNEy VALLEY WING is issued from
this ofac every Wednesday, has extensive and in
creasing circulation throughout the DesMoines Val
ley, we'll as in the of the State and the nj
ted States, and medium Of advertising Is not
surpassed. Subscription price Sl,50 per annum in
advance
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Demoine NavlgatIsn ana II. H, Go.
LAND DEPARTMENT

~~~,, OffIkWA, Z4TH sEt-T. 1855.
'I'hiS Company, having entered upon q vigorous
L prosecution Of the Improvement 81 the River
with the view Of bringing into use ut the earliest
possible moment, and being DESTROYS IF meeting a,
lar as possible the generally expre sed wshe. Of tho
people OF the DesMoines Valley hereby give notice
that Their Lind Office viii be opened at this Mace
~ as carly day as they procure the exainna
tions requisite Tor affxing valuation upon them
In The meantime, applications will be recei,. d at
ths Once. from persons desiring to purchase which
Will entitle them TO preference Mt the Conuapy'.
valuation IN the order of the receipt of their appIi
cations. Applications should be made in the form
appended hereto.
Terms u sale will be, for Prairie Land, ten pe-
cent OF the purchase money down, and ten per cent
per year thereafter with semi ann ua interest AZ ne
rate OF eight per cent per year, all sums unpaid
Upon Timber Lands, one fourth down and the bal
ance In nine equal annual instalmsn,s, with inter
est AZ above. Payments be made in ca b .,r in
bills OF Banks in the State Of New York or IN he
ponds o. TINS Company ut par.
In the sale OF these Lands preference will be give,
TO actual settlers, and annual improvements will
be required to be made
The Lands now offered extend up the Des noipes
Kver as far as Section o. Township So Range ~
West =. M.
fiats OK the Lands can be seen at this Office
where any Information DO had by application
in person by mail
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4 vESILEMEN'St Collars, Gloves, Crasats and Iu
~ floods At Gate City Hat Store.
sept. o, ls55.d u. r. VOORHEES, 4 co.
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FOR NALE.

Y ~" t'p uuRgy, al Tie Livery Stable of
= DEL lz-du WIN. CI.EGHoRN.
- Fer sale.
SotlH HALF OF the north east quarter Of s.e,to,l
- ~ In township ~, North Of Range ~ We.I I'D
Appanoose county, Iowa, we'll watrred AMY al
LLOYD b. SIMPSON
Over post otfca E.ok,L -
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and The whole Of " l2I

Lots 65 and 1893 in Nashville and tin epl y
OF 1 2o-aa--5 30 acres in dispute
Tor the whole Of which | viii take ,,ceyt,, ,,c
'1oa.a"a dollars one-third ia hand, and The balap
- wv 'M"; shfee' ana Tour annual payments wtd
interest nj 10 per cent. from date TO be paid nnu1
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any person wishing for particular information ~
70 ,oos..n or quality Of the lands may apply 70 mi
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