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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-11
LEGAL NOTICES.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SU
PERVISORS, IN AND FOR
BUTTE COUNTY - AUG UST
TERM. A. ID. 1886.

Ia Ii Nls "a u. lCo''
BlDwELL. august 18Th, 1876.
In the 1I1tter of Ike Dirisio@ cf Oph'r
To,onship into Sch00l Districts.
WT s ORDERED RY THE BoARD-That Ophir
n Township be and hereby is divided into school
Districts as FOIL va to wit:
DISTRICT NO |.
Commencing at Oliver Mnrray's house. on the bank
of Feather river. tn nee mp RHvire or Slough, To
Dry Creek. thence mp Dry treeS' taking me ri@hl
hand fork eff said Creek until the line strikes the tine
of Bidwell Township.
DISTRICT NO. y
Commencing at Oliver Murray's house. on the bank
of Feather river thence running IN str ight line by
and inciu ling the Prairie House, Until it strikes the
Nyandotie Township line, thence down the line oI
District No. !, to the Mace of BEGINNING
DISTRICT NO. 3.
Shall embrace All the rem tn Ter of 0phir Town
ship not included in either of the first two districts
Attest; true copy. MILES tIiAi N
Clerk of Board of Supervisors.
By NJ II. DARRACH, Depn'v
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-11
Miscellany.

A PERSIAN PRINCESS. Il went to
see the Shah's half sister, beautiful
girl Of ID. who lived with her mother
IN an obscure part of the anteroom, ne>
elected by the Shah, and consequently
bv every one else. She was naturally
lovely, fair and indiscribable eyes, and
a fguee only equalled by some Of the
chefs d'ourre Of Italian art. This is 50
rare among Persian women that she was
one of the few persons | saw in the
country with an approach to good IL
pure. She was dressed in the usual
fashion of trousers on trousers, the last
pair being of such stiff brocade that if
put standing uplight in the middle of
the room there they wouli remain.
Her hair was curled, not plated, and
she was literally covered with diamonds
She was quiet in her manners, and
seemed detected. She was most anxl-
GUS to hear about European customs.
What seemed to surprise her most
was that we took the trouble to un-
dress every night gong to bed; ana
she asked me was it true we put on a
long white dress to pass the night III
All Persian women are astonlShed at
this custom, and are quite unable to
account for it. They never undres' at
night; they unite their thin mattress
from its silken cover, draw it out from
its place against the wall, and roll them
seloes up in the waddrd quilt, which
forms their blanket. The only time
they change their clothes is when they
90 to the bath. If they 90 out to visit,
they of course but on their best gar
ments, and take them off at night; but
generally they lie down just as they
are, and even in cold weather they
wear their chadoor, or out Of door v'il,
at night Gimpses Of life IN Persia.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-11
DR.. PAREiR AS
Graf ITALIAN REMEDY

GKAT ITAIINN NENED1
For the certain and speedy cure of dis
cases of a private nature, no matter
bow long standing, without any in.
furious cfTkct to the system or any
change Of diet. 1t has never failed,
it cannot fail to cure.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-11
SYpHILIs AND GONORRHEA.-Dr. L.

J. Czapknv wonh ask especial altenti0 TO sypbtlilic
and gonurrhra diseases. In the first stages of either
of lhese complaints he guarantees perfect aud "fc
tla cure IN few days. without hndrance 10 hnsiness
ar the slightest ncon veuence. The DOCTORS method
of trrang hem combines all the latest Improvements
by the medical faculty. with discoveries made by him
self more effective than anything vet known. which
ccnres the patient from the possibility Of secondary
symp,oms and moves the dsese IN the shortest pos
sble time Secondary syphilis which appears in con
sequence of the ABSORPTION Of the poison into the sys
TEN. and producers Buboes, Clceraons in the throat
and nos. VIII ch destroy the soft parts. and canse the
bones mCrlify. separate and come away dstgiirng
the palent horribly Nodes or painful sweings ON
the bones sEOches upon the skin, cases OF which the
Dclurs daily in his Office and which the result
Of improper treatment. Also. ulce-s, sores and PIN
pies and injuries to the Constitution. which, amer
long period Of suffering destroy life. Ii will also he
membered that these disorders hereditary passing
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-11

BG-A Western editor says there is
an end to every thing save thrilling
romance that you pay for by the CO.
lumn. -Four years ago he engaged Mr.
Qill to do up 'lhe Haunted Hen
Roost, or the Mysterious Corn-Crib'
lie is at it yet, having entered upon
the sec c,nd chapter lasi week.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-11

DLANKs-EveI description Of of.'susties's Bl ais
u foI sale athspfice.
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cations ll all attest all by the Pre-
Of sf
residence and ocnpation in the Order II which they
have been admitted he SHALL At the expiration Of every
three months make report of all work done during
that time which report he shall forward to the Secretary
Of the State Councils and when superseded in sohice
shall deliver all books papers &C. IN MS hands, 70 ms
SEC. THE Treasurer shall hold all monies raised ex.
clusivey for the use Of the State wGa ne
sessions whenever called by the President q"
State Council He shall receive all monies for the use n
him. by the President Of the Subordinate Council if
SEC s-The Marshall shall perform such duties, under
the direction Of the President as may be required OF MIN
SEC sThe Inside Sentinel shall have charge of the in
ner door, and act the directions of the
He shall admit no person. unless he prove himself
member of this Order and of the same Degree in which
the Council opened or by order OF the President or
satisfactorily vouched for
SEC lo-The Outside Sentinel shall have chargs Of the
President He shall permit no person the outer
door unless he give the Of the Degree in which
the Council is at work or is properly vonehsd for .,
receive such compensation the Subordinate Councils
each conclude to allow
SEC le-Each Subordinate Council may levy its fees
for initiation raise fund to pay its dues to the State
Council and to defray its own expenses Each Coun-
H m aa It's consers Unable the
Sec 49, The President shall keep in his the
Constitution and Ritual of the Order He shall not suffer
whatever unless in case Of absence when he them
in the hands Of the Vice President INSTRUCTOR or whilst
the Council is in session. for the information OF member
wishing for the purpose of initiation or conerring
Of Degrees
Each Subordinate Council shall have to adopt such
Bylaws Rules, and Regulations for it's own government
as may think proper not inconsistent with the consttu
tons of the National and State Councils
FORM OF APPLICATION,
FOR Il CHARTER TO ORGANzZEA NEW COUNCIL.
Post Office - county
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President of the State Council of North Carolina:
We, the undersigned members of the Third Degree be.
ing DESTROYS of extending the influence and usefulness of
organization do hereby ask for Warrant of Dspen-
saon nstitutng and organizing us branch
the State of North Carolina to be known and hailed
Council No -. and to b. located at in the county of
-, State of North Carolina
And do hereby pledge ourselves BY the
Constitution of the State Council of the State of North
Carolina and of the Grand Council of the u s., A. and
that WILL in all things conform to the rules and usages
of the Order
Names Residences
FORM OF DISMISSION
FROM ONE COUNCIL TO ANOTHER.
This is to certify that Brother member m Of -.
membership from this Council to that of - Council No
-. at, in the county Of -, do hereby declare,
that said brother has received honorable smisson
this Council and is hereby recommended for membership
in - Council, No -. in the county of -, n. c; pro-
vided, however, that until Brother has admitted
membership in said Council he to be considered subject
the discipline of this Council, to be dealt with by the
same for any VOCATION of the requirements of the Order
This the day of -, 80, and the - year of
- President - Council
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sading the Sftea.A day Of Msy 1855 ovember ls54
niue and ascertain the puport any that
be addressed to the President of State District
Territorial Council BY the President Of the National Coun
WAC is hereby instructed to communicate knowledge
Of the same to said officers: 4: r
N Be D. E FG H I ] L
%:l 7S-1s 10 Is ? "A 20 % g Is
O-P R TUv W x Y 3
10 16 II II % 10 "a
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- Secretary.
FORM OF NOTICE.
From tile Subordinate Councils to the State Council schen-
any member Of Subordinate Council Is eepeNei.
Council, No
county Of -, NC.
To the President of the State Council of North Carolina
Sir: This is to inform that at meeting of this Coun
Gil, held on the - day of -, 1876, was
duly expelled from membership in said Council, and
thus deprived of all the privileges rights and benefits of
this Organization.
In accordance with the provision of the Constitution
the State Council you hereby duly notified of the same
that you may officially notify ali the Subordinate Councils
of the State to be upon their guard against the said
as one unworthy to associate with patriotic and good
and If expelled for eiogting his ogt'on) as peurer to
age, and is by livelihood. a..
Duly certified this the - day of -, ls5-, and in
the year of our National Independence
--- President of
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ton-and in case of the calling of such convention, Tue
Subordinate Councils shall be represented in such co
according to the provisions of this
are be represented in the State Council and subject %
same manner and proportionate strength in casting NV
vote :,
SEC 2-In the selection of candidates for all offices %
filled by the General Assembly, the following me'hOd n''
be preserved viz:
For United States Senator's, Secretary of State Tre
erComptroer, Superintendent of Common Schools
of the Supreme and Superior Courts Attorney General
Solicitors, and all other offices now provided, or "
created by law whose appointment devoye on the
Assembly, majority OF the State Council shall decde"
the candidate to be supported by the Order &.
Sec sIn the selection of candidates for Congress .h
Subordinate Councils in each Congressional Distflc1
Monday in May of each year in which the
elections take place. at the places fixed by law for
the votes in the said District and proceed to select from
didate for that District majority all the
all the Subordinate Councils in each and every county
cast the same number of votes the said county u
members in the House of Commons in the State ne
cessary selection provided that in those u,
Districts in which the law provides that the re toxu
shall ecompared at place other than coh s cou
in such Districts the delegates shall meet o. s
law. .,.
SEC. THE selection of candidates for members Ganesn
General Assembly, shall be by the ave-
Commons for Sheriff. Clerks ofthe County and
Courts County Solicitors and all Others officers Council
tine the the
the majorty-f there be more than one Counc ry hr
ty then each Council shall select delegate for when
delegates from the several Councils shall have hi make
time and paceas maybe agreed upon, the maor! moro
the selecton provided however that where s cauny
shall have the power appou the time and Candidates
bling county Conventions for the nomination O county @
ct re-
Senators the same rule prevail except ha
from the Councils 10 the Districts where soe 0'''
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. Secretary
FORM OF CERTIFICATE.

This is to certify that - and - were, at the reg
uar meeting Of this Council held on the -, 1855, duly
elected delegates represent this Council in the
nual meeting of the State Council, to be held in -,
the Sd Monday in November next And by virtue of the
authority me reposed do hereby declare the said -
and - be invested with all the rights, powers and
privileges of delegates aforesaid This being the
day of - 1s5-, and the year of our National 1nde
pendence.
-- President of
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-23
J Il. Msnny's Patent Adjustable Reaper ana
Mower Combined and Single Mower

SycuHEp TO JouS II. AANSY by fwENyv-IHrEK Par
EsTs IN INK UktTEpS STATES. ALso Patented IN
EuK0FE. MANUFLcuTREp sY MANN a Co., Rock
,opp ILLINOIS.
,UEsk vulua, is Machines are constantly being
4 manufactured. A large number arS being made
to- mo next harvest. over SIR. Thousand v ere con-
-trucled turing The past season, aud used "lth Ct
III, success, ) ct the demand was moi supplied.
A parranty is given 10 each purchaser that the ma.
chine 4. we'll built aud of goo ! materials, and NATL
viii NOV as we'll as can be done with the scylhe,
and reap as well as can b 2 done " vim cradle, and eN-
eel every other harvesting Implement
The maehiHe lie drawn by two horses, and lhanag
ed b, one person TOR NOV ing, Two persons Tor reap
inc. and is also warranted 10 Cul from lea 10 hileeh
acres per day. A large machine for four horsrsts
also manufactured.
FoT Iwo Horse Machine of about ave feet cut,
ans For -Four Hor.e Aaehine II about s y fool cut
si5s. For single Moving Machine OF about dive
Zee, cutSl2O. H.
The following extras are ia Tuis6ed Win each ma.
chia., one fork, uue ul, Gao, one wrench, one guard
angsY. one sick 10 section, oar -5ao 1th-vdge section,
and one heYel piniop. a fall supply lie KEPT con-
sfnnt,y on hand, ana Also tnln9 hands OF ageDit-
TWO sniy es = one 4 tickie aed tas other . snootA
ease-ars furnished with each machine, eiuer OF
which II sly no ussd AZ required.
For machines or extras apply 70
-EELl NOUN ass, VlELk & CO.,
prourletors Of tae Iowa Agricultural Depot, e1tuF1
Eock leland and Front ss DareuperL iowa, Sstc
A gents for { is section. JrheT p
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-23
North Am.rissn Convention

&Vt4 A0siASSa SVovvAb1o4s E-
New YoRK, JLDe 20.-Mr. Richmond ol
Mass. occupied the chair.
Hou. Mr.. Allen Of Mass, said he was
authorized TO Withdraw the name ol.Mr.
Banks, their candidate for the Presidency,
and would nominate In his stead the man
whom Mr.. Banks recommended John G.
Fremont. He moved the adoption BY sc-
cIamstion Of &c. Fremont and w. F.
Johnston as the American candidates Tor
Presiden, and Vice President. The motion
vas advocated by Mr.. Mott, Of N. T., Ford
of Ohio, Waterbury OF N. T., Baker Of
Mass, and Perkins VI Conn, and adopted
without a dlssentiaX voice 2AlsA
A National Executive Committee was
selected BY the delegates, one from each
State, and a committee OF i've appointed by
the Cnsir to draft an address to the Ameri-
can people. The Convention hen ad-
journsi stas die,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-23
The Assault cases At Washington

Washington, June 2o.-Dr. Mller's let
ter, recently read in the Senate, was not
intended to show and does not show that
DR.. Liadley's statement as 10 Mr. Sumner
wus not fully correct. The Grand Jury
will next make inqulsition into the killing
OF Thos. Resting by Herbert Of Caliior-
MIA, and also into the assault upon Mr..
Sumner BY Brooks. y
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-23

WHITE MIcE.-Our fellow townsmsn,
James d Smith while working in his corn
crib a few days since came upon a number
OF white mice, which he was fortunate
enough to secure. He intends caging their
mouseships, and keeping them as a curiosi-
y, They were 10 us quite a sight, being
perfectly lohik, with eyes a bright red, and
very lively and aetive Todeto, lama Co.
Tribune.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-23
sailing OF the Geo. Law

New York, June 20.-The steamer Geo.
Law sailed for A~spinwalI this P. NJ. NTH a
large number OF California passengers.
The Washington correspondent Of the
Commercial Adver User says that the Mex
lean Government, dreading the formation OF
8 fllibustering association in California for
the seizure of the Mexican Territory, in
which lies the Tehuautepec I.thmus, have
made some offer to the Government in re.
lation to the Isthmus. They wished the
United States to take the Isthmus under
teeir protection and use It for the common
benefit of the commercial would.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-23

iAt LoAS.--Both sides of the Loan ques.
A0h are discussed in to.day's paper. Oul
Independents radically differ, but it is wei
aesf "ha, can be said upon either side
Jul columns are open to any intelligent
'onrunications on the subject.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-23

'FH OF JuLY.-The note in to days Ga.
isHs Is from one OF the heaviest merchants
ID davenport, Ii we have no general cell
'0'auon' we hope the day may at least be
observed by merchants and others to the ex.
'sa' Of Closing their several places of bust.
Tess
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-23

MORMON ELpERs.--Four Of the Mormon
Elders, Geo. A. Smith, Erasius Snow, Or.
son Pratt. and Ezra T. Benson, reached our
city last night by the steamer Reindeer
The W. first passed to Washington to pre-
sent the constitution Of the proposed State,
Deseret. Thu two latter are destined, for
Great Britain, 10 take the superinte ndence
OF Mormon affairs in that CONTEMPLATION
Courier, 18Th.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-23

~nVSHAEAE RATIFICATION AT C~AIeAso,-
"issponsioie gentleman, just from Chicago
.n'o'Ais Ne that the crowd which assembled
NJ n1lay evening 10 rstlly the nomination
ua"uchsnah, did not even cover the Court
aou'e steps. It wac held out doors TO give
IN IN 'uss one week before, there assem-
su 'sa 'hou.and irsemen in front Of this
), :" Sour' House, TO considsr the wrongs
oppressed Kansas. They subscribed
s4oooo and wen, home at midnight In
NC 'tSso SineG.--Dstrot Aaw,.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-23

H~fAo'SLAvEsY SPEAKER.-We psrucu.
l@'y refer to a short article in to-day's pa.
f' entitled Dubuque Ratification Meet
.1s'" The Mr.. Mclaughlin there referred
W 'ae same individual who was announc
= ID posters on Saturday las, to address an
"s'snta hour ratification meeting Mt the
SVO' house in this city. We presume
W our readers see this paragraph they
wa nave had the opportunity Of hearing thi:
aealn, ia the language OF our Demo,
""e eo'enporary, ~"viola,e the propristy o.
'PssSh aud The courtesy Of debate"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-23

fiAE-About daylight yesterday morning
Hs alarm Of fire was given, caused by the
turning Of j NJ. Cannon's stable, in the
over part OF The city. We did not ascer-
AN any Of the particulars.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-23

8tfOHRtf ItSVk0uEu3i
N ID every. state IN III
Union, butpastienlsrlJ
VIZ lIelriso q iore, v .4n i ,tbstantiatna ~ W.
and extracts Of letters gfyenby reliable gentlemen
whose names are anaxod thereto.
win andJanes ". ciarkas pat~entcombined Grinding and
FIGURING MILL.
| For the state Of Iowa, wenow offer Lounty, Township City
and Shop r~fshtsand Mills for sale on favorable terms, We
az this Eaontt, wiien We advice all 10 call ald see IL, and
they VII say, as did the ancient Queen OF shsba, she
MlIers, farmers. capltaiists and speculators will find
this mill presents q rare chance for q safe, SIRE and prof
liable nyestmen
This highly Ingenious and much needed Invention
Grm. au entire new feature In the manufacture Of whea,
INTO -four, add the splendid manner in which It performs
isygrk, grinding, boiling and separating tho grain at
and Feed, ard tina, within aspace Of only twenty-five fest
in length By four feet in breadth, az the rafidity Of o9.r
.ssly0 bus eS.hs ,s;l ssr , neSr in IN : ili pa,f q f5 rem s,r Oa5r /, m aan.
serted nj n single operation into Extra and surerfne
flogir, Fine Rlcur, Middlings, ship stui's, Grtnend shorts
AZ . Single operation, any power being applicable TO pro.
pal It. from a four hurse ppwe. up 70 any ether desired
rhe small suaee st occupies would not be missed vhsn
placed In q rom with other machinery, and the ss all
amount Of power IL requires 10 prop.l Ii, is economy in
Instruction and operation, maxsg 4. certain that, ere
Lug, ~ viii superseds and rsyolutioIize all other fi0ar-
ias Mils The mil. is e0ungsct, Substantial ana reliable
wants ofthe World, that every cav mil, maehins shop
locomotive shop, HuudfyJ forgs, rolling mill, or ans build
ing having q poTsr already erected, can now have within
is walls q complete Merchant FIGURING Mil at the ti
ding expense Of from four 70 seven hundred dollars.
cxrrios.-An persons In want Of Flcuring Mills
throughout the State arc advised % wait and Come and
Gee our Mil 10 Up ration before purchssIng and all per
sclfs are hereby warned from trespa.sing or iniriuging on
onr rights, Is we shall maintain them to tho strict letter
These Mills will make over Fifty Barrels Of Flour every
twenty fur hours.
IIPor further particulars see certificates below aud address
~ #.#@#JAIJ kAVER.JR. a CO.
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OUR G. JLUMN.
j.. Mann a sDSs'
PATENT MOWER AND REAPER

,,HR subscribers az manufacturing. 3 large number Of
. thsso valuable gram and lah0r-sayiug Machines Tor
the harvest Of 1850, with many vslaablv improvements
which experience has suggested, GakiuEit tha most deal
rabls combined RsSpsT aud Mower pUw IN Uso, being of
tighter dram and less difficult 70 manage,
Tue patent revolving canvas platform upon which tie
grain l2ils aud 10 carried over the side Of the machine de-
posting It 10 the egAcavet s the greatest Invention Vi the
age for saving tbs gram after il 10 cur without waste, and
leaving it in compact bundles Il uniform size, challenges
tho admiration u all that wltRess, is operation
Price of four horse combined Machine sl5n, Reaper
$3.50, Mower slOo, half cSsh on delivery, balsuce in sx
months, freight added. For certificates snd recomnron.
datious ssa pamFhlvtf.
HASKELL, DuRkEE d ALDEIp0E,
Michigan City, lad
EOc sale By HOCBSE, EIELE : co, Agents corner Of
Rock Island and Front streets, Davenport. June
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TALLMAN a. POWERS,

TALLMAN d POWERS,
LAND AGENTS
Office in Akinson's block, Second Street, be
tmeen Brady and Main.
OFFER for sale The following valua e Real fs
City Property in Davenport.
/. House and lot gu Third Street near the co &
2. Six lots on the south west corner of Fourth apd
farnam streets.
.. SIX lots .. North davenport, b4tween Perry and
Allthe above lots are well situated and 10 parts OF
the city most rapidly improving and will be sold gu
Farming Lands in Johnson County.
81 of s T. . D. 20 i. 20 \. RANGES we 81 60 acres.
NJ Of y. "a :; 33T - \. Range 5 west soacres.
The above Lands are III on the line of the Railroad
from Davenport To Iowa City.
Clinton County.
Nine hundred acre. OF prairie and ninety seras oil
timber land near Elvira K. O. seven miles fran L..
ons, Ci,aton Co., near he kailroad; all eheice LAND,
veil waiered.
The aboyt property will be sold on liberal eredit
Scott County.
Improved farm one mile and a half from Prince
ton. Sixty ncresfrsi rate land, we'll improve ed with
goodhouses. VIII 10 sold at o bali sin
Poweshiek County,
Two hundred and any acres fine prairie Iaui two
riles north Of MontezunIa,i The county seat.
Mch I7-'56-dtf
Scott Co.
lou acres uulInpfofcu iaDdtNO miles II6m Hickory
Grove, three miles from Wnlcott, ten mile. from
Davenport, we'll watered.
i5Oscrcs dive mites north westfrom Hickory Grove
very choice land HtE
Near Davenport.
One and oue-hali pilos from Court House on the
blum, with superb yie~s Of river and announcing
country. a small farm Of Is acres under The highest
state OF cultivation and well supplied with frui.
Trees. The most beauiiinil apd In the vicinity o iihe
city.
Seven miles from Davenport,
fa.w- frn .ra An 80 r
Der. A never failing stream runs through IT. viii
besold very cheap
Near Walcott,
so Acres Of choice prairie st a bargain
At North Davenport,