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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-01
e.. H. PARKER,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At Law.

Collections made throughout Minnesota, charging the
Exchange, and the
Loans negotiated yielding 10 to so per cent with
ceptionable real security bonds payable in New
York elsewhere 5 instructed.
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NOTICE

~ persors kpcwipr ipdested r. nreftler
n not "a" byI s~eosf. VIII confer ersst "a
waking m 70 the Czpalns Office and xrfps
have bfIIs pay, wIihevt those
Will fAyrnr. e,e2-H} III WILLIAM DAHL.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE QUOTA TIONS.
CORRECTED NY
MARSHALL CO., BANKERS,
Third street. ST. Paul.
Exchange on New York.. .............1S u CT prem.
do St. LOUIS, .........1k do
Chicago. Il do
do Galcna,s dO
Sight Exchange on New York bought at y q CT. prem.
All SQUAD Currency taken at par.
Land Warrants sell at 81 1917 acrc-few in market.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
EXCHANGE upon England, ireland and Continental Eu-
sale by
nof9-tf IRVINE, STONE & MCCORMICK.
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PARKER s. WINSLOW,
BANKERS AND REAL ESTATE DEALERS,
St. Paul, Minnesota.
e. H. PARKER. J. NJ. wINSLOW.
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4 "nNAn' IL Dang
B A K Err & BANGS.

GENERAL HARDWARE AND WOODEN WARE
FCRNISHlNG STORE.
Nr'r Brick Store corner Of Third and Minnesota Streets
81. Paul.
NTHOLESALE and leacrs in II r,ware Wooden war;
w Stoves OF all kinds, House Finishing
tural and Domestic implements. &C..
Hrse ana varied assortment OF the most fabrics
JUST arrived from the East and nsp cton.
Country Trade Specially Invited.
They beg I" announce to the citizens the Ter
roy OF Minn"sots that they have already have
daily arrivals of goods
assortment Will be found
proved styles of Fancy Psrlor and Cooking Slows.
1hey have asoaid particular Alteration department
House Furnishing Hard ware.
And they challenge competition excellence.
business. = '
CARPENTERS: TOOLS, LEVELS. &C.. Of ali kinds and
from the most approved makers. Bench scrows, &c.
Agricultural Implemcnts,E
or kn that on farm. with ALI bc -sce,,
iy invented and approved machines. q. -....s,
Wooden. Ba set and Willow Ware.
buckets. plain and fancy, Broos, rubs, other
PATENT SCALES, HafcI,ets, Rotary ] p,tern and Mat,
FORM scales in every variety.
Mil, Crost, Hand Compass, Back psnnel
Japanned and Britannia Ware,
In large sormeni comprising article rqe
nestle e, especially Together with variety OF
found paint grinders. ALI kind. and szs
Carpenters socmaker uphaIsterers and 9TH
er hammers, OF thu b. st makers Pumps. several
kinds m'r;ars and pcstics, window glass; wheear-
rows. whips, and -f't<i.ftI -f[ffsTE -'Et.fFf3a
Fine Assortment Of Table and Pocket Gallery
Which will be Offered to the very accom-
npiating terms. - FefR -gTf s1s4cE s~f-9sB
m 10 nc country srsdr. <s ..-t
No trouble to s's oO-p'chssers nvted TO ealI and
New. Brick stre, Third ts3o-ss
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ANOTHER FRESH ARRIVAL.
10 EcEvED nv Express another SOFT HATS Of
N vsricns STYLES ites
suIsts SHAW & nARREII,s.
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ALL PERSONS


JNbEBTED To the firm Chanblsp Morgan, respect
fully requested 10 cali and settle tbs
f-b2s-a SFss A. +. GHANBLIN.
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DRY GOODS AND CLOTHINl:.
Wholesale aud Retail,
NO. EN- PRE- BLOCK, PAUL.
a few doors below the American IIo,se)
FONSECA s. CRAWFORD.
Successors to WIN. q. FONsEcA,
Iuvite the attention of all to their stock Of
Merinocs, Cashnier 5, Dclaines, PRINTS,
Silks, Velvets, Llama Cloths. Slawls,
Welsh; Opera, Coored Cotton FlanneIs,
Diaper, Dnmask, Tabl, C.oths and Covers,
Kid Gloves. and Hosiery every description.
Collars, Sleeves, Chemiscttes, Jat't Bands,
Flounces, Swiss and Jac't Sewcd
h"oohS, Lace, More Antique. and other Trinm' s.,
Zephyr OF Berlin Wool. &c, &C.. &C., &C.
Bfoadclotls, Docskin, Beaver, yestings,
White and C"lored shirts and Guitars, Cravats.
Mcrino, Silk and Cotton Understands and Pant,
''''''''
Scarfs, Gloves, Socks, Fur and Plush CAPS,
Goats, Vests, Pants. Ovcrshirts,
Carpet Bags, Combs. Ferfmlery, &C., &c, &c.
Gentlemen have Clothing order In the newcs,
styles and Of the best materials. ..f1.-s =
employed experienced New York city
and are confident that will please those us
with their orders.
N B-Benc anxious TO make our Spring Goods,
prices as will give universal satisfaction.
ia25-tf FONSECA s. CRAWFORD.
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THE remainder OF Fancy LANES
Embred~rics Sr.. every Ipe Il of-
fered At 10 crn Tower than city.
to close cu the same By the opening stion make
rom for the
Big Stock Of staple and Fancy Dry Cssds. = :
Which ri0 Arrire By me Fi1sf Bos1s !a-,a .~s
Those in search bargains wei can and examine
nv prizes and goods, a. CHAMBLIN.
frts1+n fuird Street. Paul.
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A CAR D.

IHE Undersigned having LnrchT tho interest Mr. e. A.
MORGAN in the business Third takes ep-
runfy Of returning his grateful hank to the citizens
Iau and ~ntty tor tr heretofore extended
the lat" am and heTs by strict attention
a Continuance the same.
fel27-tf A. T. CHANRIyN. =
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r. ATTENTION.: READ!
Boots s. Shoes at Wholesale
(tALL at c. G. Hoffman's Boot and Shoe Store, and
~ examine the best cheapest largest assortment Of
BOOTS AND SHOES IN ST. PAUL,
splendid variety of al kinds, this week received. and will
be offered at 'credite Low Prices. The inducements this
establishment Offers To the public really
nothing bnt Overwhelming. excellent
quick sales and s7trH PrVs will
Mark scale of retail prices: e.
Litics CATERS from 81 % to So 80.
do Kid Sh"e. and slippers from 75c to ST so.
Misses and Chidr,ns' 25c to 81 so.
Mems. Bays and YOUTHS of kinds to
ton, and every article in on lihe will ON
scl9-tf C. G. HOFFMAN,S, Upper Town.
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ST. PAUL M..RkETS.

CORRECTED CHAMBERiIN, EDDY co.
DAILY TIMES OfrIcE,l
oh 1, 1856.
WEIGHTS GRAIN.-The following tho established
weights grains this Territory: Wheat, 60 rs Du';
TO D. but. Rye 56 s 4 bu.; Indian Con, 81
Oates, 81 lbs q bu.; Barley, 4S lbs q bu Buckwl. IT.
~ lbs 4 bu.
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PAHnER & WINSi.Ow.
BIO A X ID OF FIR "A ID T. d.

BOA I'd OF TRAD DE-.
OFFICERS.
'HoMAS III,
s. W.
DIRECTORS.
W. r. Marshall, A. 5. Eleif, Alex. hrr,
Isaac Marley, A. Y. Ci,amhlin, w. II. Hunt,
David Day, o. " Wiser, D. NJ narHha,i
4. l.. I.arpentN.r " "nn"H,
nrc,tor, mr. first and third Tuesday
Boar meets first Wed. stay each month"; Communications
rcsnecns any business o. lard, should addressed
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ATTENTION ALL!!!

ATTENTION ALLIE!
0DBURY PUTNAM,
yITOULD call the attention the public "
w BOOTS AND SHOES, consisting in part Gcns Calf
AMI Congress Boots Ladies' Congress- Kss. Polka and Fancy
Lace Boots Black and Colored Gaers Misses Black and Col
CATERS. Chdren's Shoes,
other kinds too numerous to mention.
They have good OF HATS AND CAPS. all
of which they offering prices. Ladies and
tlcnen respectfully invited
selves New StVrc Pioneer Buildings Third
WOODBURY. & PUTNAM.
: ST. Paul. May 2Sh, 1856. my29-tf
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'zTI1-TT FETrRFs. TTT.7yrTsl

pINHUSE WHO vfsn me vzY1efy Of pBres WITH which to
eDrste Their parIoEs sitting have
chance to secure them at reasonable nv calling
wA. DAHL,
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MORTGAGE SALE.

DErAUT has been made payInen. Che sum Of NO
~ hundred and do which efsimed To be
The date this
date the 9Th day Of I2ruary A. p 1885, executed by Levi r.
an Trnry of Minnesota tn Atrs,w s. abe SAM
places and recorded in the oce Of the
County aforesaid p.ge. l.2 and ia
ON the 9Th day Of JsHnsry A. d. 1861, .'cxx H.,
n = 80 ~
New, therefore. notice Is b~ry
power Of sal. ccn'sfrPd in <sic
in snch ide and Provided.
covedby SAIL part
I r quarter the Nrfl-we ausr ~efiorS
uns-r tweIsiy Ilip Renee
w rsy-;wo West OF the Fourth Principal NrtiisB,
Con ty Of Rasssey .ls a
publ vendns. a,ctv ~ g.,
Paul, in the County Ramsey Saturday. the
twenty day March
noon Of said dsy- - ABRANs. ELFkET. Nortcseee.
St. Paul. February I'd, 1885. fta-6tw
-SE5'-IK = :" PCrrREs. y - FzTs
rTNHOsE VINO wish me vzr1cfy Of PICTURES ~h which In
c,rste their parIors sitting rooms, =
lzIlse IN 4hnu. 49, >4o-
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BOOK STORE. = r -.
C. HAMILTON x Co. 5,7f
7! AvINti just returaed Ncv York with sive
Books, Blank Books toiery, Nc-.&
offer Fri nds and and
win SUCH Ill articles in Inc
price, hope stieann 10 nraitn
ntue what have already e psSt-a full share
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JUST RECEIVED EY tExPREss LAeTsNfGHT.a
ARE on sgirtnsiH; uawaha; Third ard Fourth Vol.
Clerks Aes,sn :; e by Ass. hswait; Fourth Vol.
Harmonic; vorbees7 Ccde Wftecsrss Practice. &C.,
sfeb1ls BIS AT CnlfpS. & osR oyHERss Bookstore
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MINNESOTA LAND AGENCY,
AND DEPOSIT OFFICE.
CARLOS WILCOX,
Notary Public and cenveysncer;
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE
AND GENERAL AGENT,
office in the U. 8. Land Office Buildings,
MINNEAPoLIs, MINNESOTA.
Will. attend to the purchase and sale Of village and city
important localities. attention eve 70
vsyns and entering government lands ~ the pnsrs o. else
in d paid collecting done. EAgcncies solicited.
All business entrusted prompt car,ft5
sttcntion.
BURLINGTON vT.-Rev Wprthngon Smith, d. D., Pres't
w NJ: Farraud N. Benedict, Mahena ties AMI
Civil Engineering, Hon A. CalI Collector Of Customs
Troy, n. Y-P. M Corbin, ESQ.,, Cashier Union Bank.
l.ny N. D.. and Aiex NneIy ESQ., Pres Bcvicrc bank.
SAINT PAUI--Ex-Governor Alex. Ramsey; Gov. W. a.
Fort SMELLING, NJ. T.-Eranklin steele, Esq.
MINNEAPOLIS, NJ. T-IIon. A. T. Ames; NJ l.. Oi',, Re-
MINNESOTA LAND AND C0LLECTION AGENCY.
DELANO T. SMITH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC.
EALER In REAL ATE !.
AND GENERAL AGENT; ri
Office merit door to United States Land Office,
Minneapolis. Minnesota.
AND. Property, Land Warrants bonsh and sold,
IL Money loaned, and titles examned investments
and collections made, located land entered and
sold credit ~. Agencies solicited. Interest allowed
special deposits. ..-.
business him will attended with prompt
ness aud fidelity. afr.t r..t. +J..f Oc9o-d&wtf
LAND FOR SALE.
ORTY in ST. Anthony; valuable riaims within
Il few miles of the Falls; interest in valuable water
power twenty Immediately
Der of lots the nourishnH Minneapolis Shak
Opec, lie Sueur and Msnkate. .-f .r -. a,i
aul 1-d&wtf CARLOS WILCOX.
4. 500, ft AZ t.af WANTED, f.s-.
FEW Good Lots in st. Anthony and st. Paul Cold Land
"A Warrants, Currency, Drafts, &c
exchange. 81 r.. st..sr Dr. '.-f 2 HIl- ~
~ Interest allowed special deposits. ..A- q
au11-dSwtf CARLOS WILCOX.
W S. .~ 3D.: II. MORJAN.
PARSONS MORGAN,
U.NSELL ORS 1T Law,
Minneapolis,
ja16-tf .f.f .-4. Minnesofa.
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NOTICE.
VINHE undersigned will offer for sale
Ing of navigation, the whole of his goods
di'ced rate Tor CASH Nel25-f) WM. DAHL.
X. W. HAMILTON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Notary Public ard Dealer in Real Estate.
ST.
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elected by that committee.
Now this bill proposes to erect monuments to
our individual fame, to effect the Same pur-
poses to affx our names to the counties as al
indeible insignia of cur lofty positions, many of
which no man knoweth, nor no man guesseth
their Whereabouts, and naught but the red man
can tell whether they be lake, river, mountain or
marsh. take it that this proposed measure is
entirely inadeqate to perpetuate cur honors, nor
is it commensurate to the services we have rem
dcred. Why, name, without corresponding
notorety has no lasting qualities in it, neither
from its obscurity is it suggestive of any marked
political character to insure of its perpetuity.
Now in all humility submit whether it is safe
in us to risk our honor to a monument erected to
our memory built of material 80 perishable and
ehapgable as these? ssWhat's in a name," is an
old and true saying. "What's in a name,' is a
pertinent question for US to ask in the present in
stance. "What's in a name," the future inhabi-
of Ide county will sing to the tune of | woner !?
l wonder what he ever did to identify himself in
any with this county. and to entail unon rs
that uneuphonious appellason, significant and sur-
gestive OF nothing historically, geographically, &C.
ologically philosophically or thcologically, as
found within the boundaries of this county, ci-
Their above or below the grouRd? and reckon
that in more cases than mine the same tune will
be played to the dance of merry feet over the
graves Of the buried Donors. Then who will DO
found to tell who we once we're? None! for
gotten! @, what word ; not known even in
the annals of the past, sweetly slumbering in
deep. silent forgetfulness. rs-~--;;..
Now, to prevent . catastrophe SO much to be
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-15

COLD AT ST. LouIs.--During the winter
Of l852-'1 the lowest temperature expen.
enced a, ST Louis. according to the regis
ter kept al the Planters House, was degs.
above aero. In 1s53-54 the mercury fell
below zero one morning ? degs. 10
1875 dogs. above zero was the coolest
morning. During the present winter, up
to the 9Th inst, the mercury had been be-
low zero seven times, rwice - dogs, below,
and once II dogs below.
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Fire and Burglar Proof Safes +!

II ANisG obtained the agency 70 the sale of lii.
- ne faieht Fire and Burglar Proof safes Bank
LOCKS, BANK Vault Doors ana Frames we a re urensr-
gu 20 furnish al manufacturers prices any oi these
ihese Safes are ali Fastened with Lille q Lock giy
ing nhaouottd security against thieves are perf.rtv
nee from damPHsss and better fire proofs than ann
Yshef safe made The burning OF them in uuy bnIi-
us 10hHD, materially inJure them, and they r,ay b,
e@chhhgsd iof ne" one al agency BY pa wing 70
r-palhtihg iheyault doors and fran are relleb Ie
inishl and generally used they
The Bank Locks have always foiIel tha l,,,,,I,, t
all Bank Loea saeklng competitors
me various tests applied 10 these articles BY ror.
A. mechAheAi ana agricultural irs where they hive
always obtained tins first premiums eslnbUsbss the
certainty OF their superiority Purchasers ne inyi,ed
Gates, &c, before pgrchasbp - $3.50
me t M 1ef.shsd are the only agents In Rock L.
Bale Company, Of Troy, n. y. Orders addressed 10
siiheE place vii! receive prompt attention.
CHILD 81 BAKER,
Illinois 81. Rock Island
fsesaH"-ly, Second 81. Davenport
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For The Gazette.
II
To Carrie g. @.
Deceased,

Deceased.
Carris-s balm Tor those who weep
IL b. the precious Savior given;
Ne bids thy mortal part TO sleep,
Thy soul receive a place" In Heaven.
year age, thy soul nrst saw
Reckoning ioveb snulgenee bright,
Thea, thou cou,dst ssy--.Lsfd, In thy law
Ny soul shall ever find delight"
hut thoR must So-ihy Savior ealr
Thss-yoatafai one--so sooa TO give
Thy tortn 10 du ST. tue arrow falls,
But thy blest ssa! forever lives
Since thou n.Gsi 40, should sofrowing fneAds
Deplors thy fate; nor hy 1t saln
A lesson, knowing what attends
A. loss to thsEi--io thee 10 gain
al oh, that salm and peaceful uTst,
With which thy sunnsns was reesiysa!
May We at death, accounted just,
kHoS then In whom We have believed
Aud nss sdisa-sts long We lsps
Ts Be Gnitsi 10 that land,
To greet thss-who diist 70 before
In happiness 10 Goifs risLt hanc
Davenport, Feb. IL a.
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man named VIM. II. Warner was &C.
cidentally killed in New York on Thursday
afternoon, while walking on Broadway, by
ice and snow falling on him from the roof
of building Men were engaged in shovel
ing il Of al the time. Another man in the.
same city had his arm broken from an icicle
becoming detached from the caves Of q
building and falling upon him while passing.
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City Who'd Yard.
u wuIIANs = IN

uAVF opened a Wood Yard al GKo. ALrIsa
Ii x Go. S Lumber Yard. At the junction of second
aud Front SITS. where they have on hand fall as.
sortnirnt Of Drl and Green Wood, namely
Hickory, Ash, OAK, Maple, sc,
Which they offer for salea the Lowest Market pr,
aud would most respectfully solicit MI who la
want 10 give US = call.
+. = Oar wood is four feet long.
Dave npOTt, JaH. ~ a-Iy-
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LARGE CoIss-O On the 9th inst. Mr. Wei.
Ter introduced into the Senate bill author
King the coinage, a, the San Francisco
Branch Mint, of"Enions," Of the value Of
one hundred dollars and Half Unions" Of
the value Of fifty dollars, to be made Of tie
same putty as the standard geld eoins and
received 1s legal tender.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-15

Id. Campbell, few days since. stated
incidentally, in tie House Of Represents
tiyes, ths, the Congressiona! Library was
destitute Of a Bible. Some industrious
member has instituted q search, and re ports
that there il Bible in the library, and,
what's more, il is in an excellent state Of
preservation.
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THE PAcIrIc.--The steamship Pacific
left Liverpool on the 23d ul,., aud on yes
terdsy had been out twenty days. Strong
fears are entertained for her safety, and on
Saturday last the agents Of the company ia
New Yo,k despatched vessel in search Of
her.
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Fusion Of the Know Nothinss and Democrats

Fusion Of tbs Know Nothinss and Democrats
The Bellevue Republican has wordy ar
tiele in a recent number, in which the edi-
tor declares bis intention of soon changing
the name of has paper to express his prin-
ciple., as b e is not Republican but an
American, or Know Nothing. He declaims
very bitterly against the "bIaek" Rspub.
licsn party, as be terms it, and gives bis
preferences decidedly for the Democrats.
The Dubuque Republican, in view Of these
facts, says
"Tais confirms us in an opinion We have
long entertained, and which recent events
nave strongly corroborated, namely, that the
Enos Nothing and Democratic parties are
preparing to fuse together, and make des-
perate and combined struggle against Re-
pubiicanism. The nomination of Geo. w.
McCleary, q man known by every leading
Know Nothing in the State as member OF
that order, by the Democratic Convention
of this State; the fusion in Congress OF
Democrats and Know Nothfngs on Mr..
Aiken, the former fret Withdrawing the
plank in their platform obnoxious to the
Know Nothings, and now the position taken
by the Bellevue organ, which is precisely
the one occupied by the Democracy, all
point 10 The same conclusion with unerring
accuracy A gentleman who is we'll in
formed in the politics Of this State, told US
buty yesterday thathe knew there we're more
Know Noihings in the Democratic ranks
than in any other party IN the State, and
we believe he was correct. AT all events
we stake our reputation as political writer
upon the assertion that the fusion will be
attempted, and most probably, that it will
be eonsummated Let those who doubt it,
watch closely the progress Of events around
them, and they will become convinced"
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CoAL.-The Peru, H., Chronicle states
that "a company has been organized with d
capital of 100000 for the purpose Of rals-
ing coal at the lower end OF the city, and
means are being gathered and concentrated
a. this point"
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The Newark Aiueriiser states that ow.
ing to the large quantity Office on the New
Jersey shore, which extends nearly 10 Cape
May, the fishermen find great ticaiulty in
obtaining their usual supply Of fsh.
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To EE THANKFUL FORA Charleston,
S. C., paper is thankful that the good peo-
pie Of that city "will not have to rely on
cursed abolition ice next season, "-the
ponds in that vicinity affordng sufficient
supply
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No. s17. 4 steam ss~ Mil in Massiiloh, siaf 90
Iowa; talidlhgs and kngtne la good order Id doug
a good business. VIII be cold low ior cash.
No. "A Farm ia & edsr County OF M Ac,rs o.
the Road from Maseaune 20 Upton, and two sbt !
bali miles East OF Rochester, all under eutis.Ou,
.I~o storl Brick House, Stable, Orchard liubs,
and Al
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IN SCOTT COUNTY, IOWA

No The fofihe y W 4 Bee sT7 Is NRa 5oaer
No .--The N 4 Sec 9 I 10 N RE- r. l6o acres.
o3-The w Sec lot 70 NRs b 100 acres.
The shove three Tracts beautifully sltusted on
The railroad miiss from Davenport
No l--Ths w tofths $ w OF See 10 7 70 n
e xri. mile: from p..ssIor';
acres miles from Davenport.
Not Tho Z Of tbs u of Sec Il T 75N Il (.
No s-sso ~ 1901 acres in sees Is &ls r al R2 +,
upon ihs Mississippi River, IL miles from Davenport
No is-- 100 acres in seesg and - TIC n kaE-
Improved Farms.
No IAN mproved farm fen cod and al cultivated
nice house, springs and creek on IL, On Hickory
rose road, q miles from town, Usage Orange fence
started entire ly around The fArm zeQ acres.
No i6-tn Secs Ii, 10 24T " RAE, $50 acres
lou i'm prov cd and % in timber.
No. "a "A zoe farm OF l2S acres, % fenced, " uH-
der cultivation, 4 miles FROM town, / mile east Of
Dubuque road. ! mile from Dalxsli farm.
No 13--1hs Grant farm on Dubuque road, miles
from town, i23 asres hishy cultivated house and or
ehsrd, SC
Houses and Lots In Davenport
No 30--Fine brick house 9th 81 between Harm
son and Ripley SIS EKesiisnt wsn, good stable, ae
So3i-Good frame House, , rooms, good we'll, C.
Lot s2a5Sl, on Rrads near Locust 81.
No2e--A st"rI house on 4th ST., containing IL
No. 33.-Good frame house, 4roOm., cellar, Sc,
on 5th st. between yiss and Myrtle. LotsoxisO.
NJ. Rs.-i lot a Brady ST. Iyx by 3o0-S3vo.
NJ 2e-sl0ts on Brady ST., cor. OF College, ctxiio
No ss.-Ichoies lGl Perfy Of 9Th Goa I3U T.
CLINTON CoUsrT, ES~s
No, .S-W fractional Of the y, w. oee T. 1.
81 N. K. lE., n 57I0o acres, near Ttorn's aiilis
Very low, ifspplied for soon.
In kock Leland County Illinois.
No xi-Tbe .. W. OF Sec IS, 1 10 \ 4 / W Ct 10
GSres.
la Heury County, Illilois
No 3S--Ia IS loo acres Desr The Depot In uensss2
Snrisbls for building iots.
Apply ~
WILLIAM ALLEN,
General Land ASssi
Feb o-iif once Posi- Once Building.