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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-10-04
What slavery does for South Caroliu,

-G. tWhat Slavery does Tor South C0roliua.
Read the following letter from South Caro-
lima Planter to Philadelphia merchant. Com
ment is superhuous:
sst am thoroughly dissatisfied with the prospects
OF myself and posterity in these parts. This
State is drifting into hopeless insolvency. Our
population is moving away rapidly, and old farms
are going begging at less than the cost of their
buildings. Our lawyer politicians are voting the
means of the State to build railroad to connect
| with Tennessee, for whose rich products we have
very little money to give. Il
"The capitalists Of my district send their mo-
ney to Georgia and Missouri to be loaned OUT
Our few cotton manufacturers hereabout are hard
run to carry on their business; the farming BUSH
ness suffers in the same ratio. Now, ask in all
confidence, il there any hope when onr lands
| have reached the very minimum of Cheapness,
that they will ever be replenished with IN indus
trious population from abroad, or from the more
| northern States {? Or will they be abandoned to
the foxes and the owls? am firmly resolved ia
school my sons in Europe, and my daughters nea,
Philadelphia. My present income from farming
will not allow this, for the growth Of negroes 4
all the gain have made. will not sell them
40 my necessities require therefore am doomed
| to live poor, though nominally well of. Il owl
more than thirty slaves.) q 80 "a. =, 81.
| 81 want to train my children to self reliance
| Myself doom to the management of negroes
for have negroes that / could not have the hear
to sell, and to whom liberty, with their present
cultivation, would be no boon. In this dilemm.
| seek the advice of friend, whether to move t.
the cotton regions of central Alabama, wher,
money can be made, or, only keeping my fayorit,
negroes, permanently settle in Tennessee or Mis-
souri,. l merely mention some Of the outposts O.
my defences. 0y .alis.gj 7i58 ga 2fuE
| 81 am now surrounded by few of the veal
thy, but mostly BY . set Of poor ignorant people
whose prospects are poor indeed. From anon,
such my children shall escape. God knows
claim for my own no superiority in pedigree o
performances. But progress is the word amonl
the poor, helpless set, 1 see none, a stroke o
misfortune can reduce mine to the same level
Therefore, in the strength of their arm, and Ia
clearness of their head, .Pll launch them on th
world; and if they gain an hundred slave
apiece, it is their choice.n rf,.,T
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-10-04

TThs Tribune Kansas Fund amounted On the
10th inst, 70 1923. CASA '''y
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-10-04

The most important document Of the campaign
will be found embodied in Mr.. Buchanan's testi-
mony in the case Of Frsmont's financial matters
in California. II will be seen how fatty Mr..
Buchanan gives the lie to the charge Of Col. Free
nont's cattle speculation. This testimony was
given only about three years ago, and long be-
fore Mr.. B. had transformed himself into plat
form on which were to be enacted the bloody
scenes Of Border Rufian wsrfare-s warfare
that can only find . parallel in the tomahawk and
scalping barbarities Of early Indian hostilities.
These statements Of Mr.. Buchanan we're made
under the solemnities Of an oath and certainly
make up the most conlusciye vindication of the
purity of Fremont's character that could possibly
be sdduced. We do not expect, however, that
the Buchanan organs who have made this foul
Islander the theme of 90 much abnse will be found
generous enough to give this testimony of their
leader place in their columns. Such o course
would be generosity seldom if ever exhibited by
that school of politicians, not to be expected at
this particular juncture of political affairs. In
the language of Mr.. Buchanan, s.politicil ETH
quette will not allow it." But read the evidence,
and circulate it among both friends and foes, that
the purity of John c. Fremont's character may
remain fixed in the public mind. ID I'd si Is
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-10-04

CHEERIsc FROM MLwAuKEE.-The Daily Wis
mont Club in Milwaukee, 700 are German Demo-
Gratis and 400 Americans who voted for Pierce
in 1852.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-10-04

A HuScARlAN MISUNDERSTANDING the Free
State men taken prisoner q the capture of Ossa-
wattomis, be the pro- slavery invaders Of Kansas,
was Hungarian who had fought the battles Of
Freedom under Kossuth. In defenceless state,
be vas taken out q short distance from the camp
and ahot. s-4++4
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-10-04

HAVuS OAuV III NAhweoA003 sVV 1Io OcliHou DcinO-
Gratis and 400 Americans who voted for Pierce
in 1852. ,.... 49,, -, - ,f5--r ~, -.
TThe Springfield journal learns that more
than ton Of v;lainously false political campaign
documents have been received there from Wash
ington, under Official frank, for gratuitous distr-
button the day Of the Buchaaan demonstration.
A SLIGHT CHANGE.-Last year the Maine SEN
ate stood Wings and Democrats %, Anti-Ne-
braska 2. This year Frenonters 30, Buchanites
l. Last year the House stood 60 Anti ebrasks
to 81 opposition. This year, Fremont lbs, Bu-
chanan 26.
RroHr.--In a recent trial ct the Chenango Cir
cult Court, N. Y, Miss 81. D. Durham recovered
verdict Of $500 against Samuel W. Wiley, for
libel contained in dirty valentine which be sent
her through the post Office; and copy Of which,
Il was alleged, he read and sxpoundsd in the
stores and shops in Coventry. These valentine
abuses have about had their day. 50
Tn VALn or OsE vors.-Ons Vote in the
United States Senate annexed Texas to the q. s.
Mr.. Hannegan, Il Indians, cast that vote. One
vote in the Indiana Lsgislaturs elected Mr.. Ham
negan to his place IN the Ssusts. That vote was
cast BY Madison Marsh, Of Stanton county. Mr..
Mazsh vss chosen 10 the Lsgislsturs of Indiana
b o. yetes 81 .e-24sa ~saSs. a-G -'
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-10-04

SUPPORTING THE UNIoN.-Mr. Buchanan's chief
organ in his strongest State, the Charleston Mer.
curry, says: ..i 7-... .aa. ss, i4'
ave hope our sentinels in Washington viii
keep bright watch in the coming night, and with
spirit kindlipg to the contest. Let ths Govern
icent perish, but let the South be preserred.''
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-10-04

Republican gain IN the above towns,
.-.-, 800" 26,757.
Hamlin's majority over Wells and Pstten,
.... 1880. t...
Hamlin's majority over Wells,
24,945.
In the Fifth District, Israel Washburne's m
jority in all but eight small towns is 4,44I.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-10-04

- he An~isas ship oesaa wsvs had bssn
sst andssvxA paasnesrs dssWned.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-10-04

% Maine Election.
h Returns have been received from all but Is
small towns and plantations, and the vote stands
as follows .o..
Hamlin, 1884
Wells, 1900
Patten, .i ' 1895 4"
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-10-04

Ca We are exceedingly glad that our friends
OF the 10th Council District have brought forth
so excellent ticket. With proper exertion they
will certainly triumph. DR.. Humphrey is just
the man-let our friends scork.-Ep.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-04
ahe r,sht gses rai.ly on

We adopt The following fentm hts from
the Boston Al,se. enc 81 ihe strongest and
sblest ehant inus ~ freedom ~ the Union,
Net day has passed siree the nomination
81 Fremen, ~ the Republican parry that he
has rot eaiRed strength ENery here
north and seuid. east and Wesl, ia e,ty and
country, ile number ii BIS followers has
been % ,he increase ~ the embod..
meni or p.g0e.ple thel feds a response
..eePer tlsu utcie pof tai on aeratioa, u
The hearts % The Amcttean people Party
supremacy ; tolmae the Perpe1oay Of th'
Union, tie lighting Of great wrong, ara
the inceaayes that nfoeuye the fuhtf
mind
Thus far tue great siragg.e 70 which 'he
psople al tbs :, unlrr afa engaged, sgA5as'
The usurpaiiaas Il Fundamentally hSs
been successful. Ihafe aust be Pro|1-
dence iacb tatars iba ctFsigaes, and
Nh,ch smiles up5n t.ase ~ho rr hgttng
lof the l.s .4ass aafg Aefe npst be
auisdo.a suss i IS Nouchsaisd to those Who
are ttndleatag tae reit here taes' be q
praaefca ui.i,i, springs spontaneously rom
tbs advocacy 9 gff@ f''h'f'ss " + - :
been cai'ed aFaA II iees'a 'ihee 1t'il'"h'
victories aad noi s'oe'a eei's', low
spoke Cast. Vermont so'soNe'si an" h"''''
gave tdg grand eoac'adaRs ea'f@s 9, '''
Fremont Thunder, From aH ps's % "'e
country ~e haNe assurance ma '''s ,s'''" =
toR viii net 60 backward, &c" : "
CERTAIN 81 Fremont; New Jersey ana rem,
sytania are battle sfo"''a' ~ W." -
friends are ~'Fh "s $40 eyes ''sFs ~,
er, prospect Of success s u aus an" %"
ana are sute Ter fremont ,, % -
there are no. s.ea1y 1e's''
And VIII We aANe De"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-04
Lawn NoE BROKERS' AND REa, ,sn1or
AGENTS EbTk s
CITY PROPERTY

~" Wa ." Erad, street, $50
siV each 1900. ''"" addition -.
81 aest - feet Of lot tt,.,.
east u s"fr"ssA rrrtIymat.sia..o ~ Front slrept
81. tore, Ei,u per E,'
,.. -: l ra't Of lot ls,k o., 4s,log ,...
"''' 'fA"e dwelling 45o.s '''d
ai3 "eat half OF iat bfa,s o., am.
s'o per foot ''''A island alrogr.
1T. ~ 7 " houses on The west slI,.orI.
~ 10 'pi'a aud Fourth streets, Win street
'he ''' i"f - years, win be sold '"e iEassp
80 w J hahse and lot ~ iHsl Ua,enr,,,
tern, wood shed, &c. MI ,,a isss good ceIT a.
34l--A house with u acre Of ground .n...
ora paf1 OF ths ciB; $1,000. '''" J." lac aOra
- Lot Dioek b, south ea,l r.,,..
"'s'rin A'e"ue, ose 81 Tue Aaudsar.+ t ' IA tai
private residence ia the city, +' '+ lots Is54
s:n--i.ot bIaek aud lJaul 20 f.t.,.....
"'H'''"A' h"-r the Female college '''.'44
sao-A house Win /. acres Of z,,,,,, ..
'''a''' '"'d'' t'"or lots; prr. , .,g,
$50 A tours.ory bricl store 81, ill.,.
aud Brad! street. sue eofarfglsu
J'i AtfAmt Dwelling house with de-.
store house ou iot3 bl6ek 90 '1fg' lams
aA5 a house and lot 5nrA.t,.tr.a,g.
between Front AHd S.,8nd strait ~ "iFlt} saGrrl
rpoMst Tot aossH. uuIera frat 81 t9,t y 'iars-
pftfa Ss#oU. +''" per- au0gal
30. -tF--A t"a Story ig5Iua ha..... .......,
7" g" Western avenue Hugtt, II g1t- .' d., hI.
kitchens pantry 'is-rts. si,rrru af vain '.e .na.
~. IA ii7use uf -isli" 4ttr ..g ....
and "e''efn Az. frs 5000 '''s .s1' aal
NJ. at4--A uouse og came size and.
at 81 Western Ave. frsa $229o '.' '"' iso
NJ y, 4ti lIy i, - q same ..te naa l...r. ~
st. ID door east d " Az. Prize laggu '.' %" ila
NJ. al Ihrre H9ua,a, II The .,t,.. t.-..
rooms "n tasnan Il North Of Luert,t Ql ''s t.a'
grouod each, rrlse 81 $50 VIII" " d" s.Is
No 2sH--A iiousc agd LIT Oh r,.,f..r p5.
sis Lat DiAt4't House To- A. MN. Wy 'sl l
No. 2o,--A frame house oa F.rs.u. ..,......
sl,2oO. ''"' ete rnaa
Ne. -asl-t t~o story frame lvg,..,. J..,
tthr ! toms k,tthen laHtrlos cts. aa t.-. ...
years rrige .sDv ''-''' s''"ul "a
No. -o7.-I"t b, btosk os. a4,.s
No @.y--A bot rth tpo sasalI ls7...
| Warren. ivH"o rnrv 500 cd s' ura.
Nc z7t--A hgsse aud lit va -tl. .a..,...s
tst ga '1o hg'sy fostas, Kitchen p.t. a. ,l
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-04

We notice tue, Baliy Brooks Aas been
honored By bali at GfeeR1#iIer $. c. Il
ought 10 be stated that this ba was TerP.
sichorean and not plumbeaus.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-04

thursday, October ., 1850, viii be oar apcatng
lay Tor The exhibition OF Ricn SIlk AND STRAW
MILLINERY, Atwkioh umr " enid be pleased
Ia see eaE lrieaJs aud an who will favor as With
taeIr pal fanSgas WM Il NICHOLS,
Davenport 0rt CsrnereG Third Nrd Brady SIS.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-04

PflER The Gnrar AN EpToE An eH-
change says. "9he itsl RassisA Bewspo-
per vas published ~ 1903, and Peter lhe
Great Was is selior ~ tor. The Imperial
Aulocrat uol only taos personally iniis I'd
ilorlal compost On, but b. roff eel 20 proc.
as apes lrom sheets sui 10 eA stence, OH
Which are marls AMI alterations ia biz own
band
VERY few s8ts rats have been g b'gbiy
honored.
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r ELIGIO U s
Al A r r I E D

Reg a4s Pas asr. 81 Us n 2phal Conference
v+1 gge4gh AZ the W,sle- Iaalvi NJ. G. chr ". ia
st5rrsa At /, o ,#agk Ia t'le es-afas.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-04
Halloway's Ointment and Pills

Nhal ave hctr credentials they are approved
by the IA 81 enlightened governments sactiaaod by
the htsaesi medical Authority aud dse'ar ed lnIAf1'
he h recovered thousands, "a AL Diseases 81 the
sGta, glands, ana scrtiiye organs sold ~ tn
manufactures, M, no Maiden Fame, Ne~ Gort, and
"a strand, london, and bS all druggists, at sar ga
ant 81 per box pot. and By q 4 WELD.
sept 1udslW
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-04

Nj, Haml o Gayeraar eject # Maine, en-
g ,yefnor MorFill and James q. Blame -! the
kcnneLec journal IRE shout to proceed 10
pennsy lesn8S. where sey al! sske the
stamp for Fremont.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES
Special Invitation

Under thlsheaJ limited ma "a her u sPcca lnottees
will be inserted Ut 10 enUts per hae each insertion
ar SO els, ppT week.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-04

George s eeRs, VITO iHs attained world
side ceieb BY for .ai.il 10 shiP.bu.h ng,
Nae ihfURn bom O. cagltgg &c whale 20 ny
V im'e Meek, r. g. Thursday, and -
,eHeA aarh se.-yAz 1Jugy that he expired q
h0r. l.Le .f,srwsles.
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course iAey are % i9RseF IlsmoeTaEs.

Tar QrGsTlos. % lc moula e3~ th1s
gry all decide tlr ggesliou whether Free,
d9m Or Slavery sas.. -amPa III orr corn
tn. /. FHHaaar he e1eetrd, ige sUbJeei~a
aBd Berseculed nHaataa,s Q. Kansas @asi
be restored 10 tbs5t ghls, aud Slavery, dli
mug l6s AampssEra0on, viii seek 10 more
10 exte..d III limits. 4 BUcsAsAS be 'hs
gacce.siul candidate aa cas- pre-, a. 1as
result Tie urpie tss' OF H" ''so.". he
must obey ,aa Bees q - masters. anataeg
via no, stop shor, 81 ne sutJresssa Of taa
fertile plains O Kansss 10 slave laugr. Tie
question Is an important aa7, saa lasg ".,'
8om direct ana intaueHee ar readers ID d.
fi5iBr IN
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-04

Republican Meeting.

\ meeung OF the Republican Club q Davenport
WI rs held rdss eyaniaS. ath Inst at The Court
foa~, kyepbo'b Is iasaed 10 be present Cool
| spc. iug may be anticipated,
uct "a. is5a, JOHN COLLINS, fres't,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-04

A Davenport correspondent writing 10 an
Eastern paper, speaks as follows Of our CITY,
That his description is singed q shade TOO
high we need not nform the reader -
Davenport is destined 20 be great city
lit is beautifully located AM remarkably
50 in regard 10 the resources 81 loaa--and
is SO situated in The latter aspect, that were
Iowa an individual, Davenport would be l"s
peekei-book or strong box.
"The Mississippi leaves tribute as il
passes; earth hleeds at every VEIN OF her
riches, and Davenport Is the vessel into
! which The current tiows--praiues, the rich,
| esl aud broadesl IN the work., extend back
| Tor hundreds OF miles, nnd see pregnant
With meaF b f.r Ills city alone. Ican't tell
Won tube 81 lis oharScter-Pen ard ink
| TAI IA approachirF sach aaee subject,
is one fond 81 nunting then vs. bat needs
step into he tAgptF, mtle OF tao, a. 4 he
| viii find pra re- chickens, grouse, quails,
Wild turkeys and pigeons, ~ at'n t1eie
/ swarms. Would he Il hi hc can catch cal.
/ fish by dropping crooked PIN into the nv.
4 er, whose sise is heyoad Albany surgeons,
] as Olympus oreriops male.htll. l. he a
/ poet the gtandest scenery Tins side Of Par
i ad,se strrtehes away tur leagues On every
side. + he an Invalid in seareh Of hesith
Bg staying here month he wouid almost
secure hls immortality Sentimental
4 Heaven only presents place where there
are superior facilities for love making, ar
/ aiser objects Tor "Sat nonsense, In
seSIca q. wealth Here are lead aud caai
/ uAaes, spotttag eeria Ike dtts ga suga
! hosshea,i, ana every ntacr mag ushih teIl'
| ity, ,.em preaching down 10 shaving notes.
In short, Nature has randenscd great deal
81 egeytI ~ destf4b.e is tAa world, into
the cansti p.Jon II Dsy ufort BndEttlntv.
II OWx A HuSpEEr SLAtas "-Daua#
son, the South American sau'td r Ter Wee
President uade gae following declaration
| in the Convention which dominated ban
Il i've at he South. aud az, owner oI
| more than one hundred slaves, aud love
the institution as much as any man bora
south OF Mason and DNon's line =
This Doaeisan MAS editor Of the Wash
| itat0n Ia "a when Fillmore was acting
| President, ana heapea upon the Nhjgs tbs
| taulest abuse Now, the straight Wigs
/ eadotse him As good enough Tor the'- Wee
/ presiiential candidate VITA Fillmore. -
| Should the President die, the Wee Pres
| dent occupies his place, a., "hea Gen, lay :
/ Tor died. Fillmore assembled 10 the higA seat
al Government. How adpirdple, then, Is
the consistency OF these straight Wings.
| Calca3o J0 =.
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IVA Tara VI ~ SECS. aI Nh.sA ,.Ug9.t d ..
h9n tE-t btNEupvrt uta4 uA!Eb h. ~r..f.s . &c.. .
""'','a 14u 4" pFUe SOS cash, balance lB rs--. ..
uHi 90 tIru',
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AuCTIoN:
TIOHENOR n FOREMAN,

AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Ffontbesseen Rrads and Perry ST. at H"il, Al.
Ten 4 Cos Ella slant, are eo~ prersrsdte receive
"a. sind, At goods on consignment aat make sales
of roWu lot,, Cattle, Horses, Sc,
kSoS ri1HkNoE,
.,p % d9w JOHN FOREMAN.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-04

The Cincinnati Gasefs aanoplct I'll.
death Of + BorIen iIubbeli, Que Vi the
propret2rs ol las Gazette estabi sbmeHI.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-04

How Oxen have ne geal aud admired lie
.yllo~trg beautiful sen ~ent Ieom Long
lellov. We a-e sure there e no hear ia
Which il ,,a 40. Gnd espoHse :--
All, uts beau .uI sevrsd / fuon nae
what Go ak Vt ii. Sgmcf 44es ii 70 al
sansh uc a'ta glaJncss, aad heaven Itself
rez not lar Of, and then il suddenly eaaagr
aud j.. de-k uad t5lrow Vi, and tie cloud
shut OIL lac DAY. ia tle Ives Of ,tie "a
dest Of o. q Or git days Ike this, wien wr
feel rs II v could take the great world i'
or- ms. Then come gloomy hours, When
lbe IRE wIll not brrn on our hep-tbs, tatd
al withoul aud miihia Is d.. nal, cold und
dgrk. Believe ne, every be- I has il secret
...foWs ~ 81 The @o'ld knows not, anI
.,.ieutrgeS We cui man cold when hr $
9rlr sad.
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igl-A -llra#i Grrss uf u,sr.. .n pf-..,., .,.t.
OH nud'r hn'e, tvo ruu-I frame iuU.s sr tiri f.
% acres ip'.f aud 1u"th} thrr. a.. IIu a-5- 81
"i''-''" 'ti- YEA. "nf iuir- uJ NJ east nsu btsra
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FARM PROPHET,

--
Twp =. !, kast, @51 acre. troEr. BAL t,,..
fence - acres IN Wheat 10 acre. ia t,at. +--.
e., t"p 'rflnk' hga stream offuhiB r sl.r E,sf
les 4 farm ofIh1 acre. In .,.s On IT,.
good frame hous@ I rooms Vii - ,'@ ta'.
,.- ,s.-..-.
a.iis. .tl al re- u re y =, t4s, Ii
I'' ''ouse, hV~, Iufr slau
LA y,,...,..,
ie rs toase prss go vatDe ,o5, o,s
@"Ni @'"~~ '"' I'
.z,as of t.naler, hoass u frsr sstu.s. ma
l's-t farm Of suagry. p mlts. fras, .r.a....,...
acre.
Ioo-A fam, If Al ,,... -.
La,t,, .i,ii. A. a.. N1ii Potion Of tGr.ss
I7s-..A t.ria Of a.o acre, 49, 9,,,t.,....
100 arFes ci timber sad g,u ,.rs. a,,l.f ......,.
49, per are agosd SIX fuu '''--
iss-A uos taIp4 Vt 90 ..ar-s, , ts,Ft .f ..,....
wear, with tIElEr Leu4e g-..lrF t..,,. .... -.
'#fv
,3r "a, r',.,,, -, -, al "L's" a n"arf ss.
L.a.... I'm a. = sat va. d. rf"i-i . t..'
% o Z.
i't-A i'rn' 81 - asfes aa tAe dubuque toad . ..
Icon h''r"lrt' 81 uH.Irr cultivation, -ua,Il lur
hou-~. "E. bari a., rfse $40
i',-A .h.al f,rTa al 100 % tl,r T.tt.g. ....
,'hA9'} "i"'s Iud aEt"s OF god ltua3 auI B8.ds. -
Lthr Hsih = sitrpm 81 water running tEru,af %.
80
. arrr, tHuhrrs q uadrr uuder .oiftss 1a .,,,
''',t lNh"lae H'nash o. IN orchard af leu fr.r u..
N"'i"rf i'm aslatu5fr Pin. f.n OBJ. t.r M..-.
-iba H'"f, a'nt3utnE : a'r~,. nTasu which b.r..l.
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N'' t"li" VI ninety astts n' tar hl-t.-t4 0tF
10 lsr acre. "'' s''' . '''''' i'.'
g.. ~ A E.5,, a. IL. In. ,,.,
~" % nm q" 49, acres urtr iGsLety Grove. all
tli lr"1er Hod hrnt'N alt Pi'uFhed rnod mouse W,
va Wv ''''
Ma III. t,,,,,. 81, -, ..,, t.
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under ,,lt.,u. n,irt. |. 40 - 49, ' '
Ne ia Farm ofl5o acre., near u5.lr, tir,,. With
"a HrTe
~ ia I"m OF leo acres "a -set,uus and H. lso
T. 20 acre Timber 50 acres under cultivation y
b ''''''' - 81 ~ ~ '
10 Iab-Lot No. Io 10 Hs~ey's subdivision containing
NJ, IEi-A fir, rat. g., - ~, 49,. ,. .. 1arr..R
I y M acre. "a. - - 80 49,. ~. -. ,,-
xI.,n ' '"'t "~ ' ,a,.tt4
Nn 10 .,-n. 4,s.. ,tr,,a,,, ,h ,,,,r. ~ "a, A.
TEOgI " , IIr,,,t 80 - rt''. 80 AZ
Se. rr,rc sig, 90 prrEsrr ''''' 0"'"' "'"'
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ia tIm Of .nagr,, rulisz lr.a4 r.y. ... ,. Ill.,.
.'ar" '"'15 a"r" ""1as honse, stable s.. 4s.st ...
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N" 10. Pam 81 about 10 acres in IA L.4y Gr.fs
th"t /" asI'r hdlrT all ieed, tuust.rl htsah lm,s
"itb' '"g honsr, ftad sttbIng, Lc prye SIgprI 49,
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AZ PaEl4ars L.. - 4. "a. tSe.. ". LfIHa..4. .s.
VI bss.-sss asa 1us -. y IT, fEa SO ~
60. Oe.4 {. UsGEr,
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N'' 10 ann VI ninety astEs u lar fn-,.-t 0,e
a. Oh the hue between scutf aud hu.ratp. t.ff. .
short dNt"n'r below Capt bAsrs nur st,,L hru: 81 .
10 lsT acre.
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E.--4o-- Eaa-,Es Dan.s, Clos 80, N..y
F.-gairgs. FL nels, WI SO zyIor-
60 win I .um ags oman
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loI sla,E ~ = G and To- - iHat ua,euroa.r
tern, Wood shed &e, price $500. goa cellar CO.
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No t55--A t,fm nI 1870 ACRE. t5s4r iItL.,y ,,.rs all
and'f irnce, aud urprIy a l,ughrd rred hauss e,E
Sc "'ih ten acres Tluhvf ,u lhtkurg Gtr- uuum.
water on the land
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HH~~A hrm ! miles IRON prtue-g I'll NJ .s.. ...
'IarTf' iHnlrIs io under uHdrF .utfies,t ,rrs,se
water running tiraHsh TO- IN ore hard F ltaI fr- r
a a1usr OF six rooms l4.ra $40
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DO acres u wood laui ia sa, ...a .r 49, .r ...-
east, Will T." divided OF sold ~ onr BODY,
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BED BLANKETS.

suneas,. -'p,k Of White and C0lorei Iaans
L at4. extra quality and weight. which viii Nr
-.. lees tAau "Old- Of the same quality rRu be our
... ., rl.suu.T- hotel aud boarding house k~. g..
... 81. want OF blankets bv the qushuty VIII save
....ta..s ny gal iag at ~OkItIs,
.r.. - Second 81
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between GTS G aSd f :" iIr Wet SIDE OF Iowa .r.
'"e ''' if ~ years, VIII be ,ull r 'be iTasso